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  • Danny Ainge (1959–)

    Danny Ainge, one of the greatest athletes in Oregon history, is the only high school athlete ever named first-team All-American in football, basketball, and baseball. …

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  • Danny Miles (1945–)

    Daniel Joseph Miles was head coach of the men’s basketball team at the Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls for his entire forty-five-year career …

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  • Dark Horse Comics

    Born of a maxed-out credit card and a passion for creator rights, Dark Horse Comics of Milwaukie, Oregon, has transformed the creative landscape in …

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  • Darrel Austin (1907-1994)

    Darrel Austin, an Oregon artist who gained a national reputation, was born in Raymond, Washington on June 25, 1907. His family moved to Portland in …

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  • Darrell Grant (1962–)

    A pianist, vocalist, composer, and educator, Darrell Grant arrived in Portland in 1997 with a national reputation. His contributions to the area jazz scene quickly …

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  • David C. Duniway (1912-1993)

    David C. Duniway was the first Oregon State Archivist and a champion for historic preservation in Salem. He had a deep interest in local …

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  • David Douglas (1799-1834)

    David Douglas is one of the best-known botanists in Oregon history, primarily because of the tree that bears the common name Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii …

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  • David G. Talbot (1933-)

    David G. Talbot has the distinction of being the longest serving head of the state parks in Oregon, from 1964 until 1992. During his tenure, …

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  • David Imus (1957–)

    Oregon native David Imus is a master mapmaker who started his mapmaking company in Eugene more than twenty-five years ago. His work has attracted international …

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  • David James Duncan (1952-)

    Rivers have always fascinated Oregon author David James Duncan, who was born in east Portland in 1952. Though he now lives in Montana on an …

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