News Last Thursday drew thousands to Alberta Street on June 30 for the festival’s summer opener. Unlike similar Portland street parties, however, it was held without permits, and entirely at public ex More
Block Buster
How does Last Thursday still get away without permits?
News Last Thursday drew thousands to Alberta Street on June 30 for the festival’s summer opener. Unlike similar Portland street parties, however, it was held without permits, and entirely at public ex More
Miranda Kennedy Sideways On A Scooter
Eat, pray, improved.
Books Upon first whiff, former NPR reporter Miranda Kennedy’s memoir, Sideways on a Scooter: Life and Love in India (Random House, 352 pages, $26), reeks of Eat, Pray, Love regurgitated. Disappointed by More
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Bad business choices and lost relevance doom the West Coast’s last feminist bookstore.
News The only glimpse most people have ever had of In Other Words, the Northeast Portland feminist bookstore More
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For do-it-yourself taxidermists, hope is a thing with feathers—or fur and sometimes horns. At A Loss For Words
Bad business choices and lost relevance doom the West Coast’s last feminist bookstore. Homeless On Wheels
More people, including families, are living in their vehicles around Portland. Block Buster
How does Last Thursday still get away without permits? The Would-Be Toxic Avenger
Attorney General John Kroger campaigned on a promise to put polluters behind bars. So why hasn’t he prosecuted a big case? Dye Job
Dosha, a popular salon and spa, is divided over a union vote and how pro-labor workers are treated. In Unsafe Hands
After sex abuse charges, a Lake Oswego au pair agency denies placing a woman in harm’s way. Miranda Kennedy Sideways On A Scooter
Eat, pray, improved. The Help
Awarding no prizes for white guilt. I Speak for Myself Maria Ebrahimji & Zahra Suratwala
Their lips are moving, but nothin’ is coming out.
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