The real reason Randy Leonard didn’t get the Police Bureau.
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On Oct. 27, Sam Adams announced the most important decision he has made so far as Portland’s mayor-elect. He announced that Commissioner Dan Saltzman would oversee the Police Bureau when Adams b ...
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A few weeks back, we had a cover story about how Oregon's looming smoking ban is likely to pinch state Lottery profits, which pay for everything from schools to salmon habitats. More
NewsAfter announcing on Oct. 22 that he would not accept the police commissioner job next year, Portland Commissioner Randy Leonard told anyone who would listen that he hoped his decision would end a nasty media “circus” fed by leaks from the police.
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$900 MILLION: Increase in annual earnings Daimler Trucks (formerly Freightliner) expects to generate three years from now, after it closes its Portland plant and cuts 3,500 jobs across the country. S ...
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Portland’s two publicly financed City Council candidates, Amanda Fritz and Charles Lewis, have proven a huge disappointment for scandal-hungry critics of the controversial program. Sticklers for ...
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If a miraculously resurrected F. Scott Fitzgerald decided to have a night on the town in Portland, he’d probably lead his glamorous, drunken entourage toward Carlyle for dinner. Bruce Goldberg’s Slabtown destination diner is fancy but fun, friendly and casual, and refreshingly detached f
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An overwhelming consensus—i.e., The Oregonian (2005 Restaurant of the Year), Robb Report and WW’s own readers (who voted it 2008’s Best Place to Take a Date in the Pearl District)—favors this slick Peruvian restaurant, and for good reason. Appearance-wise, it’s a pretty
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The Oregon lottery is going into detox—and our state budget is along for the smoke-free ride.
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It’s 11:30 am on a Friday at Asian Garden, a strip-mall karaoke joint next to a Beaverton Safeway. Seated at the bar is Sally Runyon, a 50-year-old divorced mother of two, who is just off her e ...
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MEET THE SHERWOOD FOREST LOBBY: Along with timber payments for the counties, the state’s congressional delegation secured a tax break for an Oregon company selling toy arrow shafts in the $700 ...
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