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Two decades ago, when their nation hosted the World Cup, Germans enjoyed what they still call the sommermärchen: the summer ...
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It’s unclear if anyone who purchased a $350 ticket to this year’s chamber of commerce meeting is feeling buyer’s remorse, but ...
The rain is back, but don’t let that stop you from heading to weekend events from the Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival to the Summer Story Fest and from the Tigard Festival of Balloons and to ...
The city of Portland approved its budget last week, but that doesn’t mean efforts to avoid impending cuts are over. Hours ...
Workers at Disability Rights Oregon (DRO) are urging the nonprofit law firm’s board to fire executive director Jake Cornett.
Last month, canvassers began collecting signatures for a Portland ballot initiative seeking to use clean energy funds to hire ...
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CALLING ALL BRAINY PANTS! It’s time to put that brainy-brain to the test with this edition of POP QUIZ PDX—our local, ...
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