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A Question of Breeding

A local semen bank for dogs is accused of sending the wrong seed.


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For more than 40 years, Carrol C. Platz Jr. has been collecting dog semen—sometimes using a device called an electroejaculator, and sometimes by hand. Platz is a world-renowned expert on the   More
 
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 ALEX TOMCHAK SCOTT

U-Turned Down

Con-way’s big plans to develop Northwest run into trouble over traffic and other issues.


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Hey, Con-way: Not so fast. Last week, WW detailed the freight company’s plans to develop 17 acres it owns in Northwest Portland and the tension the proposal is already creating (see “Welco   More
 
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 AARON MESH

A Violation of Trust?

A former legislative aide accuses a lawmaker of sexual misconduct.


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A former aide to Deputy House Republican Leader Matt Wingard (R-Wilsonville) has accused him of giving her alcohol when she was underage, pressuring her to have sex, and...   More
 
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 NIGEL JAQUISS

Changing Places

A North Portland center shows what a “green” building means.


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It’s easy to look past the squat former Arco station at North Albina Avenue and Ainsworth Street. The exterior disguises the clean, sleek remodeling inside that has transformed it into the June    More
 
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 ALEX TOMCHAK SCOTT

Budget Busters

A riders’ advocacy group challenges TriMet to rethink its fare hikes and service cuts.


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TriMet is zooming ahead with plans to close a $12 million budget gap for next year by raising ticket prices, cutting bus service and ending the free-rail zone. The transit agency’s board is set    More
 
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 AARON MESH

Welcome to Con-way Town

The freight giant in Northwest Portland is paving its way to developing a huge swath of real estate close to downtown.


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The asphalt prairies along Northwest 21st and 22nd avenues don’t look like much now.  But Con-way...   More
 
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 AARON MESH

Hotseat: Jack Sim

One man’s quest to give the world a toilet.


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Jack Sim wants people to admit they poop. Sim, 55, a successful Singaporean construction executive, is the founder of the nonprofit World Toilet Organization. It’s OK, please laugh—Sim says    More
 
Wednesday, May 30, 2012 CODY NEWTON

A Smack in the Kicker

A union-backed initiative to repeal the corporate tax rebate draws fire from reformers.


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For years, state Sen. Ginny Burdick (D-Portland) has been working to get rid of one of the biggest oddities of Oregon’s income tax system, a rebate called the “kicker.” First passed by the   More
 
Wednesday, May 30, 2012 RACHEL GRAHAM CODY

A Growing Oregon Loophole

Independent campaign expenditures here are soaring—and invisible.


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An army of canvassers hit the streets in April and May to rescue state Rep. Mike Schaufler (D-Happy Valley) from defeat. Many of the workers knocking on doors for Schaufler in the May 15 primary w   More
 
Wednesday, May 30, 2012 NIGEL JAQUISS

What Money Can’t Buy

Portland’s mayoral primary had something to teach everyone about Rose City politics.


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Fresh off his May 15 primary victory, mayoral candidate Charlie Hales fired most of his staff last week. As a gesture of...   More
 
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 NIGEL JAQUISS , COREY PEIN
 

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