Pregnant Oregonians need more addiction and mental health support — but the state’s network is fragile
Substance use and mental health disorders are driving more maternal deaths in Oregon than any other cause
An excellent look at worker retraining ran in The Herald of Everett, Wash., Sunday and today. It's a fascinating look at how the existing retraining infrastructure is and isn't working during the current economic crisis. Worth noting: it's by former Seattle P-I reporter Amy Rolph. Rolph, who covered a variety of things at the P-I including higher education, is now a star on the Herald's business desk. Her Herald blog on small business issues is worth following.
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