Nigel Jaquiss is a reporter for Willamette Week, focusing on a wide range of topics in Oregon. His articles cover political and social issues, including ballot access, homelessness, tax systems, and public employee controversies. Nigel's reporting aims to provide in-depth analysis and insights into local issues that impact the community.
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Nigel Jaquiss' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Oregon. His articles often include legal policy regulations, citing data to support his reporting. He also covers healthcare and pharmaceutical topics to a lesser extent.
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By: Brian Burk, Nigel Jaquiss
In exchange for a 20-year extension, providers agree to phased reduction in rate. The counties are not there yet.
By: Nigel Jaquiss
Ballots remain uncounted in Marion County, where a Democratic challenger has caught the GOP incumbent and now leads by one vote.
He’ll work for a new county commissioner, Vince Jones-Dixon.
By: Joe Michael Riedl, Nigel Jaquiss
The agency is broke after a record wildfire season will now seek a bailout from the Legislature’s Emergency Board.
The 5th District congressman woman drew unsually strong labor support in her loss to Janelle Bynum.
By: Nigel Jaquiss
Metro has dribbled out money from a 2019 parks bond. Bob Sallinger’s death presents an opportunity to change that.
By: Nigel Jaquiss
For more than 30 years, Oregon has observed a delicate policy unique among U.S. states. The departing administration could upset that balance.
By: Rick Obst, Nigel Jaquiss
The milestone comes 12 years after the tribe began seeking a location in a more populous area. The Coquille need one more approval from the feds but do not need the state’s blessing.
By: Nigel Jaquiss
In a decision that could have far-reaching implications for Oregon's delicately balanced gambling market, the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs notified Oregon officials Nov. 20 that it will issue a final environmental impact statement (EIS) supporting an off-reservation casino the Coquille Indian Tribe wants to build in Medford.
By: Mick Hangland, Nigel Jaquiss
The 5th District Congresswoman lost her seat Nov. 5 but is set to gain a cabinet post.
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