Voter Power

ACTION ALERT

PROTEST HOLTON at the Portland city club

Where: The Governor Hotel 614 SW 11th Portland

When: Friday April 27th at NOON (come a bit early)

Voter Power Foundation's Portland Patient Resource Center is relocating. We hope to reopen soon in our new location. Keep checking this space for details!

The Initiative 24 campaign is making great progress in its effort to reach the ballot. They report that so far, more than 46,000 signatures have been gathered. The campaign, run by Citizens for Sensible Law Enforcement, has until July 6 to get the required 116,283 to have its constitutional amendment placed on the November 2012 general election ballot.

Here's an explanation of the measure, including the text:

Oregon Initiative # 24 

Voter Power's Portland Patient Resource Center has the following schedule for this holiday season:

Open Friday 12/23 2-6pm

Closed Saturday 12/24 - Monday 12/26

Open Tuesday 12/27 through Friday 12/30 2-6pm

Closed Saturday 12/31 - Monday 1/2/12

Open regular hours from Tuesday 1/3/12:

Tuesday-Friday 2-6pm

Voter Power's Portland Patient Resource Center has new Saturday hours! We will be open Saturdays from 1pm-5pm.

Our Portland clinic will operate on alternate Saturdays from 9am-1pm - call the clinic scheduling/business office 503.224.3051 for appointments and more information.

Voter Power's Eugene Patient Resource Center is now open Monday-Wednesday-Friday. Hours of operation are:

Monday and Wednesday 5pm-7pm -- Friday 4pm-6pm

VP's Eugene PRC is located at 687 River Ave. See you there!

For info, call the Eugene PRC at 541-636-7742

Drug Enforcement Agency executing federal search warrant at Central Point farm

Ashland Daily Tidings

Oct. 5, 2011

Willamette Week reported on June 16, 2011 ("Washington County Sheriff's Office Confirms 'First' Raid on Medical Marijuana Club") that:\

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The Washington County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the news—first reported by WW—that narcotics officers on Wednesday raided a medical-marijuana club in Aloha.

Willamette Week reported on June 17th, 2011 ("Medical Marijuana Activists Up in Arms Over the Proposed Doubling of Fees") that:

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The proposed state health budget (PDF) would double the yearly fee for a medical-marijuana card from $100 to $200. Licensed growers for the first time would be required to pay a $200 fee. And proposed new rules would slash the number of low-income patients allowed to pay a reduced $20 fee.