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In blistering opinion, U.S. District Judge Mustafa T. Kasubha of Eugene found ICE routinely flouted his earlier order to turn over records, and accused one…
Read full article βDeborah Kafoury, the chief of staff for Portland Public Schools, will resign from her position at the district early next year.
Read full article βThe governor said it will take the state about four years to ramp up to universal preschool.
Read full article ββKids and teachers actually need to be in the same room to get their work done. Administrators, not so much.β
Read full article βI doubt any Greatest Generation Portlander could forget the 40-foot sign erected by the Amalgamated Sugar Co. in 1940, featuring 1,100 feet of neon tubing…
Read full article βThis year, kindergarten enrollment is down by more than 100 students, dropping from 2,919 to 2,807 across the district.
Read full article βInsurers say theyβll have to pay more in per-person monthly fees to participate in Oregonβs new system than they did on the federal one. The…
Read full article βThe Medical University of South Carolina has named Dr. Nathan Selden one of four finalists for its top job.
Read full article βAn experimental musician best known for recording with orcas and a Portland filmmaker present a night of art centered around interspecies communication.
Read full article βPortland artist Brooke Willow photographed 100 strangersβ hands in search of a different kind of story.
Read full article ββTry starting a campfire with crypto or fly fishing with microchips. Good luck with that.β
Read full article βAs its lifeboat fundraising effort picks up steam, Portland Opera opens the β26β27 season with a stripped-back take on Verdiβs classic.
Read full article βCityβs new public safety leader twice sued former employers after they fired him.
Read full article βThe departure of Anne Tan Piazza comes months after newly-elected leaders took power on the governance board.
Read full article βCloud City Ice Cream, Double Mountain Brewery and Ate-Oh-Ate Grill have changed menus in response to the possible shuttering of nearby Lewis Elementary.
Read full article βWhile online sorcery may read scammy, Portland witches see an opportunity for empowerment via Etsy witchcraft.
Read full article βSibling to Multnomah Village bar The Gibson, the new neighborhood cocktail spot stands out among its celebrity yoga startup neighbors.
Read full article βWith less than a week to go before the 2026 midterms, voter turnout is on a record-breaking pace, though the Oregon Secretary of Stateβs office…
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Read full article βSince the school district released its scenarios on Oct. 5, itβs felt a furnace blast of rage. And a protest movement has kicked into gear.
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