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MARTIN CIZMAR would
like to correct last week’s Scoop, which said Cascade Brewing Barrel
House’s 12.66 percent alcohol Bourbonic Plague is the strongest beer
brewed in Portland. Turns out, T
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The most successful local theater production of the year was Sweeney Todd, which sold 19,859 tickets at Portland Center Stage. Patton Oswalt wasHelium Comedy Club’sbiggest draw, selling outall three
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NEW SALT:
The Grain & Gristle crew has a massive project in the works in the
Concordia neighborhood. The group has applied for a liquor license at
what is currently a 5,800-square-foot offic
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TED’S SHUTTERS (AGAIN): For the second time in precisely two years, Berbati’s venerable, once-essential live-music venue at 231 SW Ankeny St.—formerly Berbati’s Pan, recently Ted’s in honor
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BOWING OUT: Portland’s dance community is still reeling from the news that Christopher Stowell, artistic director for the Oregon Ballet Theatre, will leave the company by Dec. 31.
Stowell, hired i
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THE BUMS LOST: If recent events are any indication, Portland’s ever-decadent Old Town is ceding its traditional claim as rocker-hipster territory,
in favor of the hard-boozing bridge-and-tunnelers
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LUCEY DEUCEY: Big news for the space that formerly housed the massive high-end restaurant Lucier, which took a spectacular belly flop on the South Waterfront
in 2008. Until recently, it was so well-
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WORKING ON SUNDAY:
“Working” Kirk Reeves, the 56-year-old Portland street musician known
for playing his trumpet while wearing a white tuxedo and Mickey Mouse
ears, was found dead at Bybee L
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PIGGIE AND MARKET: Eric Bechard, the chef of McMinnville’s Thistle who was famously arrested for brawling over the birthplace of a pig
used in a chef competition in 2010, is opening a restaurant
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ENJOY THE SILENCE: You know what Portland needs? A silent disco. Because...um...well...it just does, OK! For the uninitiated, a silent disco is a dance party in which everyone is wearing headphones
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