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I guess the Red Dress Party was just a warm up.

Just got word there is a very strong possibility that my new friend Chelsea Clinton is heading back to Portland for a very special appearance o...   More

News Waltzing down SW 3rd Avenue I noticed something new in the window of The Portland Outdoor Store.

The t...   More

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Willamette Week has confirmed Portland-based sustainable-focused sportswear company Nau is winding down operations.

The decision was made by the board yesterday.

According to Ian Yolles, Nau's vice president of marketing, Nau's five sto...   More

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Jammin 95.5's The Playhouse"definitely will survive," says P.K., ringleader for the popular morning drive-time show that's getting removed from its flagship radio station.

The potty-mouthed Playhouse has been one of Portlan...   More

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What's a decent, law-abiding queer couple to do?
Looks like the failed referendum against Oregon's domestic partnership law is getting the equivalent of a "quick pass" by the 9th Circuit Court.
What does that mean for gay couples like me and my partner who al...   More

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UPDATE, 11:30 am Friday: As first reported at Oregon Media Insiders, The O is saying "Never mind" on its buyout offer to part-time. Buzz is that publisher Fred Stickel's change of heart had something to do with the visit of this man.

UPDATE, 6 pm Black Thursday: No crocodile tears here—we've just confirmed other bad job news about a competitor. This time it comes from the Portland Tribune, which has laid off a news writer, a Web reporter and nearly the entire copy editing staff. We've also heard from at least one Trib insider that the paper will drop from twice a week (Tuesdays and Fridays) to once a week, on Thursdays.

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