With a new law in place, anyone caught using drugs on TriMet buses and trains could be facing up to a year behind bars. Read online: https://www.koin.com/news/portland/new-oregon-law-cracks-down-on-trimet-public-drug-use/
With a new law in place, anyone caught using drugs on TriMet buses and trains could be facing up to a year behind bars.
Read online: https://www.koin.com/news/portland/new-oregon-law-cracks-down-on-trimet-public-drug-use/
Our next guest struck a chord with us based on their mission, to provide support to aspiring bass players that do not have the resources to learn on their own. Named after renowned bass player Brett Rothfeld, the organization hopes to continue honoring his legacy in their upcoming benefit concert this Saturday! To tell us more about it, I'm joined by the director of Brett's bass fund -- Kristina Haddad.
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