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By Pat Ford Pew Center With a big city like Portland to cover, The Oregonian
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By Pat Ford Staff Writer, Pew Center It’s shorter, it’s newsier and it seeks to
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Just as sure as the sunshine and warm weather will bring tourists to Virginia Beach,