Food Reviews & Stories
Though the Hawaii-inspired decor might not transport
you to the Alps, this tiny establishment’s menu is firmly rooted in
Switzerland. The year-old cafe, whose owner was raised by a Swiss father
a
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What Gandhi’s lacks in ambience
(wood-paneled walls, plastic plants) it makes up for in portion size.
The East Indian lunchtime spot, housed in the shell of a former Burger
King, dishes up tummy-
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Food Reviews & Stories
Le Happy hits an ideal balance of sassy and sweet with red light bulbs
and busted eyeglasses tacked to the walls, as well as a cheerful
patchwork jumble of plastic flowers above the bar and votive c
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It was a uniquely Portland crime—sometime between the evening of Saturday, Feb. 26 and the morning of Monday, Feb. 28, someone stole Chris Stauffer’s bike. Off the top of Stauffer’s food cart. Stauffer, who owns Stevie’s Chicken N’ Waffles, located on Northeast Martin Luther King Boulevard off Northeast Lombard Street, arrived at work Monday morning, Feb. 28 to discover that the 400-p...
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Co-sponsors of an Oregon House bill designed to limit funeral protests say today’s Supreme Court ruling protecting the free speech rights of the Westboro Baptist Church will in fact help the legislation pass in the state Legislature. More
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To mark the 50th anniversary of the Peace Corps, the Oregon Historical Society will open an exhibit this week commemorating the organization's volunteers.
With 246 Oregonians currently serving, the state ...
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You might have heard about some protests in Wisconsin.
If you've been itching to feel that fervor in Oregon, you've now got your chance to show your solidarity with Wisconsin public employees by participating in a rally in Salem this Saturday, Feb. 26. This...
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The newly established Portland chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace, an advocacy group that opposes Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories, has issued its support for pro-democracy demonstrators across the Middle East.William Seaman, a co-founder and member of the Portland chapter, said that while this is a precarious moment for ...
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State Sen. Chip Shields (D-Portland) will chair a community hearing tonight (Monday, Feb. 21) on issues confronting the U.S. Postal Service, which faces declining revenue and mail volume. The hearing will feature testimony from customers, Posta...
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