WW exclusive: Sam Adams' endorsement for Portland’s next mayor.
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OK, so he’s not the mayor, but when singer-songwriter Sam
Adams moved to Portland a year ago from Indiana he quickly got used to
the confusion.
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The Northwest doesn’t have a lucky New Year’s dish—so we created one.
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American regional cuisine is peppered with examples of
“lucky” New Year’s Day foods: ham and black-eyed peas in the South,
sauerkraut in the Midwest, a dozen grapes in Puerto Rico.
The Pac
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In December 2010, Matt Henderson wanted to have a
Christmas open house—an all-inclusive, meet-the-neighbors affair. But
Henderson’s house is a small former church in Northeast Portland, so the
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Portland’s ADX is a big ol’ warehouse
where the Etsy-inclined pay $40 a day to bring their designs into the
third dimension using facilities not unlike what you’d find in a high
school sho
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Heed indigenous elder OmeAkaEhekatl’s warnings about 2012.
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The 2012 thing was pretty much over before it started. The
End seemingly came and went way back in aught-nine (such simpler
times!), when Hollywood mocked doom prophecies based on the Mesoamerican
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The Next Waltz finds Portlanders re-creating The Band's last gig.
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The Last Waltz—The Band’s farewell concert that Martin Scorsese turned into an acclaimed rockumentary—turns 35 this week. To mark the anniversary, 50 Portland musicians pay tribute by re-enactin
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D.B. Cooper (hoo hoo hoo) took the money and jumped.
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Indisputable facts: On Thanksgiving eve 1971, a man bought
a plane ticket from PDX to SEA under the name “Dan Cooper.” He smoked a
ciggie, drank a bourbon and soda, and passed the stewardess a
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This is Braco. He stares. He may be the solution to your healthcare needs.
Braco (pronounced
BRAHT-zo) is a man from Zagreb, Croatia, who travels the world to
perform gazing sessions. This Sa
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In a world without labor negotiations,
the Portland Trail Blazers’ regular season would start on Thursday, Nov.
3. Meetings have been spun as “cautiously optimistic” when they haven’t
been
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