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Food for the Holidays Radio-A-Thon, November 16-20
KUIK Radio is teaming up with The Salvation Army, for Food For The Holidays....a weeklong radio-a-thon “live” on KUIK, helping to raise $$ for food boxes for families in severe need of assistance. With Food For The Holidays....a $35.00 tax deductible donation will buy a family enough food for a week....and we will be asking you, our listeners to help!
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News - Friday 11/20 - Beaverton Police Chief Marks Partnership with FBI at LA Press Conference
During August 2008, the Beaverton Police Department began a cooperative effort with the FBI Portland Office to enforce Intellectual Property Rights Laws. The enforcement efforts focused on sources and suppliers of counterfeit merchandise.
News - Friday 11/20 - Ingredients for your Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Safety Recipe
Highway travel is expected to again be heavy during the 2009 Thanksgiving holiday week as families pile into their cars and head off for their destinations. To keep one's joyful holiday from turning into a tragedy, state, county and city police agencies will be working together to save lives and prevent injuries on Oregon's roads during the longest holiday period of the year.
News - Friday 11/20 - Beaverton condo owners sue over FountainCourt construction problems
HILLSBORO -- Les Sims and his wife were tired of Las Vegas, so five years ago they bought a new condominium in the heart of Beaverton.
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News - Friday 11/20 - Lane closures slated for this weekend on Sunset Highway
Sign installations this weekend for U.S. 26 (Sunset Highway) at the Helvetia Road and 185th Avenue overpasses have resulted in scheduled directional road closures for three consecutive nights, starting Friday night.
News - Friday 11/20 - Purse counterfeiting ring snatched by authorities
A West Linn woman unknowingly invited a federal informant into her garage, where hundreds of phony designer handbags sat in large plastic bins, their gleaming leather stamped Coach, Prada and Chanel. Shelved boxes held look-alike Gucci sunglasses, Marc Jacobs wallets and Ed Hardy T-shirts.
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