The city is subsidizing a church-affiliated bar that plans to give away all its profits.
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Stop us if you’ve heard this one: A bureaucrat, a preacher and The New York Times walk into a bar.
The punch line? The Times’
glowing story Jan. 20 revealing that the Portland Development
Co
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Amanda Fritz bankrolled her own re-election. Now she wants to resurrect public campaign financing.
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City Commissioner Amanda Fritz spent her
nest egg last year—more than $375,000 of her own money—to buy four more
years in Portland City Hall.
“Most people could
not and would not do what
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Lawmakers’ first order of business: Find $450 million for a rebranded CRC project.
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After more than a decade and $160 million spent on
planners, consultants and lobbyists, the proposed $3.5 billion Columbia
River Crossing’s moment has finally arrived.
When lawmakers
c
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You are simply amazing.
In November and December, 5,450 of you gave $1,967,423 to local nonprofits through Willamette Week’s
Give!Guide. That’s nearly 100 times the amount you donated through
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The state’s new mental hospital is drawing fire—and it hasn’t even been built yet.
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The road for the Oregon State Hospital in Junction City
stretches across an open field, waiting to lead people to the state’s
newest mental health facility.
State officials have
spent $61.8
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The artist who brought millionaire fugitive John McAfee to Portland admits he’s getting a bit wigged out himself.
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The trail of John McAfee has run from
Belize to Guatemala to Miami in recent months as the software
millionaire fled questioning in a murder case and was deported to the
U.S.
Along the way, Mc
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Lawmakers want government-run restaurants to undergo health inspections.
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Two Portland legislators say they want to close the
loophole in state law that allows government-run restaurants to escape
health inspections.
The proposal comes after 135 people got sick from e
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Kitzhaber nixes universities’ hopes of cutting health costs.
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Oregon’s seven state universities have been clamoring for years for more independence from bureaucratic state regulations.
As taxpayer support
for them has waned, Oregon University System offici
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