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Add this to your November election homework, Multnomah County voters: Would you support a small property tax levy to keep the Oregon Historical Society in business?
George Vogt, the historical society’s executive director, told the Portland Tribune that…
Curt Ellis and Ian Cheney roll into Portland with their produce-sprouting Dodge pickup.
It’s just like a bicycle, only it seats four at a time and breathes fire. Any questions?
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Innovative new products and processes for the Internet – brought to life in Portland.
City wants residents to step up nation-leading participation in renewable energy programs.
Gadgets for the outdoors that can keep your other gadgets powered and happy.
The Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s Time-Based Arts Festival is a whirlwind of ecstatic energies – call it an audio/visual workout.
When it’s raining and pouring and the old man is snoring, here are some indoor activities.
A Vision of Rose Quarter Aid
For the Neighborhood
Roy Jay, has a flair for the dramatic. The tall, debonair and immaculately dressed president of the African-American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon and Southwest Washington has a vision for redirecting some of the money churning through the Rose Quarter to the neighborhood that he believes deserves a cut.
