Grouper Side Project Helen Is Back After 10 Years
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ADUs Offer a Way to Keep Multiple Generations Close Together, While Offering Space and Privacy
These small, stand-alone residential units allow families to remain close while permitting a degree of independence and privacy.
Read full article ββTheyβre Not Ready to Be Housed Yetβ: Portland Housing Nonprofits Report Strain From Property Damage
The dynamic underscores the interconnected nature of Portlandβs mental health, drug addiction and housing problemsβand the challenges of the βhousing firstβ model.
Read full article βMore Than 800 Portlanders Have Joined the Womenβs Outdoor Club
Operating from the Old Town storefront Landdd, Lillian Hardyβs social club is carving a space for women in outdoor recreation.
Read full article βPhoto Book βJunkβ Peeks Inside Portlandersβ Junk Drawers
The product of Michael Apruzzeseβs year-long community project is now available online and at 10 stores in town.
Read full article βBlazers Leadership Faces the Music at Media Day
Talk of the teamβs future home overshadowed the arrival of Ja Morant and new head coach Micah Nori.
Read full article βContribution of the Week: $62,000
A Republican seeking to represent parts of Multnomah and Clackamas counties got a boost from the wife of a prominent former fuel executive convicted of…
Read full article βWhat Went Wrong With Sunstone Way?
So when the three county chair hopefuls came into WWβs office last week for an endorsement interview, we asked what went wrong with the countyβs…
Read full article βMurmurs: Housing Providers See Costs From Property Damage Balloon
In other news: A family alleges in a lawsuit that construction at the Bull Run water treatment site has disrupted everyday life.
Read full article βGenentech Breaks Ground on Major Factory Project in Hillsboro
Officials projected a jubilant spirit.
Read full article βA Controversial Bond Management Contract Continues To Divide the Portland School Board
The conversation to approve the contract has had a lasting effect on the School Boardβs dynamics. Since that night, its seven members have seemingly pushed…
Read full article βWater Aerobics Has a Rap as an βOld Personβ Exercise. Thatβs Why I Love It.
Aquafit and other water-based exercise classes might be a good fit for your aging parents. But they might be what youβre looking for, too.
Read full article βHow to Help Mom and Dad Over the Hill
Statistically, the average Portlanderβs parents are of retirement age.
Read full article βStatistically, Portland Is Getting Older
An aging population affects the cityβs schools, civic priorities and migration trends.
Read full article βCommunity for Positive Aging Is About Aging Gracefully With the Homies
Run by an intergenerational volunteer staff, the former Hollywood Senior Center skips the institutional day care vibes in favor of something akin to a clubhouse.
Read full article βGary Germer Is Portlandβs Estate Sale Czar
Germer, 69, has been appraising and selling the fineries of prominent Portlanders for 40 years.
Read full article βPhotographer Rian Dundon Studies a New Breed of Hyper-Online Citizen Journalist
With βStreamers,β Dundon expands on a body of work he began with the 2023 book βProtest City.β
Read full article βGet Your Reps In: βThe Flyβ Still Disgusts and Delights in Equal Measure
David Cronenbergβs body-horror masterwork screens at Cinemagic this week.
Read full article βShows of the Week: Geordie Greep Will Scare the Bejesus out of You
Also: Bolivian American sibling duo Los Thuthanaka plays the Wonder Ballroom, and Acid Mothers Temple is at Polaris Hall.
Read full article βGet Busy: What to Do In Portland (Sept. 30-Oct. 6, 2026)
Go to the Swan Island Dahlia Festival, watch the doc βBlack Zombie,β and chow down at Taste of Portland.
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