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One thing became apparent from hearing four young nonprofit leaders get their $4,000 Skidmore Prizes at a ceremony today as part of WW's annual Give!Guide. None of the four is afraid to get their... More
Skidmore Prize Winners Honored at City Club
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One thing became apparent from hearing four young nonprofit leaders get their $4,000 Skidmore Prizes at a ceremony today as part of WW's annual Give!Guide. None of the four is afraid to get their... More
Tax Machine
A Portlander protests America’s wars one small IRS check at a time.
News Evan Reeves says people don’t know how to protest anymore, and that the city he loves disappoints him in particular. “There is such a large group of young, creative people here,” say ... More
Queer Resource Center's Plans for Trans Day of Rememberance
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Portland State University's Queer Resource Center this Saturday will mark the Trans Day of Remembrance, held in honor of a Boston transgender woman k... More
Veterans Day: If You're a Struggling Vet, Read This
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As the wars in Iraq and Afganistan drag on, we have a piece of good news for local veterans on this chilly Veterans Day.
Next week, Central City Concern will team up with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to hold a More
New Report: Does Motorycle Lane Sharing Cost Lives or Save Emissions?
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Oregon is formally starting a discussion next week about whether or not to legalize lane sharing for motoryclists, also known as lane splitting or filtering.
In a small first step, the More
Animal Rights Activists Share Naked Truth at Pioneer Square
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"There's nothing sexier than wearing your own skin," says Meggan Anderson (pictured above in the middle), who used her topless torso spray painted like a cat's skin to draw attention the cruelty animals suffer for their furs.
Anderson an... More
Do Trees Reduce Crime?
News Can trees fight crime in Portland? A new study from the Pacific Northwest Research Station in the US Forest Service shows some might. But before you get out... More
Nervous Bob Stacey Supporters Watch Tight Race at Rontoms
News Awaiting the results in the close race for Metro president tonight with candidate Bob Stacey were about 200 nervous supporters in the dimly lit, normally laid-back Rontoms bar on East Burnside Street. At 8:30 pm, KGW reported that Stacey took 57 percent of the vot... More
Nervous Bob Stacey Supporters Watch Tight Race at Rontoms
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Awaiting the results in the close race for Metro president tonight with candidate Bob Stacey were about 200 nervous supporters in the dimly lit, normally laid-back Rontoms bar on East Burnside Street.
At 8:30 pm, KGW reported that Stacey took 57 percent of the vo... More
Do Trees Reduce Crime?
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Can trees fight crime in Portland? A new study from the Pacific Northwest Research Station in the US Forest Service shows some might. But before you ... More
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A Portlander protests America’s wars one small IRS check at a time. Triple Play
Our guide to three money measures popping up on your ballot.
Police reformers want a closer look at the city’s handling of Nazi memorials. Rev. Mark Kiyimba
On the front lines of the fight for gay rights in Uganda. Tax Machine
A Portlander protests America’s wars one small IRS check at a time. Triple Play
Our guide to three money measures popping up on your ballot.
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