Elizabeth Leach Gallery Is the Fine Art Corner of Portland Textile Month
A group show brings the annual festivalβs Layers of Resilience theme into the white cube.
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Ethics Commission Launches Probe of State Rep. Lamar Wise
State watchdog looking at whether first-term lawmaker failed to properly disclose income
Read full article βA Small Portland Gathering Speaks of Gazan Suffering on Oct. 7 Anniversary
The Portland event reflected larger tensions nationwide about how to recognize the third anniversary of the war, and whose pain should be centered.
Read full article βA John Prine Love Story set in Portlandβs Food World
βIn Spite of Ourselvesβ has the makings of a rom-com, but the movie never gets too sweet.
Read full article βA Portland Fire & Rescue Staffer Is the Defending Champion on βJeopardy!β
Greg Monsonβs two-day winnings are up to $31,300.
Read full article βYour Potluck Might Be a Crime in Oregon
One North Oregon Coast couple learned the hard way. Hereβs what theyβre doing about it.
Read full article βReaders Respond to School Closures and Ranked Choice Voting
βIf you disrupt the schools of thousands of Portland families at once, you also give thousands of families a reason to reconsider whether PPS is…
Read full article βWhy Donβt Oregon Student Outcomes Match Spending?
Candidates for the Oregon Legislature give their diagnosis.
Read full article βWhat Weβre Cooking This Week: Collards and Cabbage
Itβs hard to beat a tasty dish of stewed greens.
Read full article βSizzle Pie Shrinks to Just Two Locations
At its peak, the pizza chain had slice shops in New York, Seattle, Eugene and across Portland and Beaverton.
Read full article βPortland Zine Symposium Is One of the Largest Events of Its Kind in the Country
A quarter-century in, the local zine fest is bigger and better than ever.
Read full article βOregon Universal Health Plan Group Hastens To Meet Deadline
A few weeks ago, it looked like the board tasked with giving lawmakers the template for government-run universal health care plan would get until December…
Read full article βWildlife Tax Backers Win Sallinger Award
The nonprofit Bird Conservation Oregon named Danielle Moser and Sristi Kamal the winners of the first annual Bob Sallinger Conservation Advocacy Award on Oct. 3.
Read full article βBusiness and Labor Groups Launch Political Committee to Back Moderates Running for County Chair and City Council
Business and labor groups this week launched a political action committee backing moderate candidates running for the Portland City Council and Multnomah County Chair.
Read full article βState Housing Agency Regularly Exceeds Benchmark for Construction Costs
Oregon has the nationβs second-highest rate of homelessness, yet the state keeps funding affordable housing that costs far more than the national average.
Read full article βElephants Delicatessen Sells to Willamette Valley Hospitality Group
The Ground, a McMinnville farm and luxury hotel and restaurant group, announced its purchase Oct. 7.
Read full article βWhite Bird Is Dropping the βContemporary Danceβ Label in Order to Fly Higher
This season opens with Circa from Australia, a progressive, βmovement-based circus.β
Read full article βMount Hood Food Truck Cobra Dogs to Open Portland Brick-and-Mortar
The Northeast Sandy Boulevard building also houses One Moto Cafe and Ripβs Co. Skateshop, making it an action sports destination.
Read full article βPortland Public Schools Takes Issue With Explosive Bond Audit
Top district officials took issue with the auditβs scope and findings, with PPSβ senior chief of operations disputing βthe tenor of the reportβs narrative and…
Read full article βKey Questions About the Only Measure on Portlandersβ Ballots Wonβt Be Answered Until After the Election
Portland voters will see only one city measure on their ballots this fall. Measure 26-267, if approved, would create a participatory budgeting program that gives…
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