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Bring on the brunchtime booze: Bloody Mary Festival returns to Portland soon
The Bloody Mary Festival brings bars and restaurants together in different cities to celebrate small businesses and the ...
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All aboard: Trolley line from Lake Oswego to Portland will reopen
The full Willamette Shore Trolley starts running again from Portland to Lake Oswego on Saturday, May 24. The ...
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Lobbying ramps up as City Council considers Portland budget
Powerful outside interest groups are increasing pressure on the City Council to increase funding for the Portland Tribune ...
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Wednesday: Voter approval ticks upward for Portland Public Schools’ bond measure
At 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 20, Portland Public Schools looked likely to gain voter approval for reupping its ...
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Oregon bill, headed to governor, sets homeownership goals by 2030
Oregon lawmakers say bill would help guide housing policy Saying homeownership is crucial to building wealth and ...
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Park lovers rejoice: Portland maintains top spot in national parks ranking
The Trust for Public Land announced its 2025 ParkScore index on Wednesday, May 21, with Portland's parks in ...
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Update: 81-year-old woman with dementia remains missing in NE Portland
Portland Police Bureau is looking for Joan Ivan, 81, who is believed to have left her Northeast Portland ...
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‘Yes’ votes take narrow lead in Mt. Hood Community College bond vote as of 5 p.m. May 21
Early returns show voters leaning toward blocking the $136 million bond for critical infrastructure/safety improvements
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PPS bond measure looks to be winning with early results
Early results in the May 20 special election look to be good news for Portland Public Schools. Its ...
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Denver-based ‘Voices Rock’ brings community rock choir program to Portland
Voices Rock, Denver's original adult rock choir, is launching a seven-week program in Portland, its first outside Colorado, ...