News About 75 concerned Southeast Portland residents crowded into Duniway School’s auditorium last week to protest a proposed Clearwire wireless tower next to a church and about 20 feet from the near ...   More

News   After combining to raise more than $1 million in their bids to be the next president of Metro,    More

News The Portland Spirit is nice enough for a yacht well into its second decade of service. She was calm tonight in the Willamette, only stirred by the occasional tugboat. Like Metro president candidate Tom Hughes, this wasn’t her first election party. Hughes, the former ...   More

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The Portland Spirit is nice enough for a yacht well into its second decade of service. She was calm tonight in the Willamette, only stirred by the occasional tugboat. Like Metro president candidate Tom Hughes, this wasn't her first election party.

Hughes, ...   More

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After combining to raise more than $1 million in their bids to be the next president of Metro,    More

Arts & Books

Portland's downtown Borders superstore will officially close its doors Jan. 7, according to officials with the bookstore chain. The Portland bookstore, which opened downtown in 1994, currently employs about 30 people at its location at 708 SW 3rd Ave.

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There's something new under your beer.

The Bus Project has distributed 10,000 coasters reminding bar-goers to vote in Oregon's election Nov. 2. The coasters handed out to 29 bars by the non-profit feature a voters gu...   More

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The Red and Black Café, Southeast Portland's vegan center for all things anti-establishment, celebrates its 10th   More

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Project Vote Smart, a non-profit political research group, has launched a web application that helps voters suss out which congressional candidates hold similar positions on 12 key issues.

Working much like a...   More

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Portland State University's Queer Resource Center is asking any and all LGBTQ students, alumni, faculty and staf...   More