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state Rep. Chip Shields (D-Portland).
Shields won the promotion today from the House to the Senate when the Multnomah County Board of Commissioner... More
And The New Senator From District 22 is ...
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state Rep. Chip Shields (D-Portland).
Shields won the promotion today from the House to the Senate when the Multnomah County Board of Commissioner... More
Study Finds 22 Percent of Portland Rentals Smokefree
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The smoke is clearing from some of the Portland area's residential rental properties. A new report commissioned by the American Lung Association in Oregon and the Portland-Vancouver Metro Area Smokefree Housing Project found that 22 percent of Portland landlords prohibit smoking inside their buildings, compared to 17 percent in 2006.
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Rome Coming to Portland This November
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Jim Rome's "clones" will get a chance to meet their maker when the sports talk radio personality comes to Portland on Nov. 2. A meet-and-greet will be hosted by 95.5 The Game at Portland Meadows, where 250 fans can meet Rome and watch horse racing. More
"Drive Clean and Green" Campaign Coming to Portland-Area DEQ Stations
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Still smarting over the Exxon-Valdez oil spill of 1989? Well, there's a new way to distance yourself from such oil catastrophes and feel better about how your driving is hurting the environment.
Starting this October, DEQ Vehicle Inspection Programs stations in Portland will offer customers free coupons ... More
And Then Were Three: The Finalists To Replace Margaret Carter
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Multnomah County Democrats have chosen three candidates as contenders to replace former state Sen. Margaret Carter, who left office last month to take a state job.
The three people More
From The Fab Five To Portland: Blazers Sign Juwan Howard to One-Year Deal
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It's been a long time since Juwan Howard was on Michigan's fabled Fab Five. So long that when Howard came into the NBA 15 years ago from Michigan, his first team was still known as the ... More
Bill Bradbury Officially Announces Candidacy for Governor's Race
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Former Secretary of State Bill Bradbury formally kicked off his 2010 campaign for governor this morning, announcing his candidacy in a 22-minute press conference held at the Portland Community College-Sylvania campus.
He was introduced by former Oregon Gov. More
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Is time running out on PSU football coach Jerry Glanville? Gimme A Break
Earl Blumenauer’s bill pays people to ride their bikes to work, but not everyone’s cashing in yet. Tom Krattenmaker Onward Christian Athletes
Is Christianity’s monopoly in sports evangelism fair?
The Timbers Army is rowdy, raucous and rebellious. It also wields enormous power. Splitting Timbers
The Timbers’ new season in a new league will mean bigger revenues and salaries—but at a cost. Cutting The Ribbon
Five things we learned from the Portland Timbers’ first two home games in Major League Soccer. Tough Crowd
Odds are, any one of these women could kick your ass. IceCycles
What’s better than racing motorcycles? Racing motorcycles with spiked tires on ice. Changing Gears
A new city plan wants one in four commuters riding bikes by 2030. The Bitching Hour
Will the Internet kill Oregon’s restrictions on Happy-Hour promotions? Jerry’s Skid
Is time running out on PSU football coach Jerry Glanville? Gimme A Break
Earl Blumenauer’s bill pays people to ride their bikes to work, but not everyone’s cashing in yet. Tom Krattenmaker Onward Christian Athletes
Is Christianity’s monopoly in sports evangelism fair?
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