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The weirdest summer diversion in town has come to an end. In case you've been living in a cave, the Merc's Amy Ruiz and I are moderating an inexplicable but monumentally consequential duel between the blogs of the Portland More
Blog-Off Ends Today—With Bang Or Whimper?
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The weirdest summer diversion in town has come to an end. In case you've been living in a cave, the Merc's Amy Ruiz and I are moderating an inexplicable but monumentally consequential duel between the blogs of the Portland More
Blumenauer Aide Responds To SUV "Paparazzi" Pics
News This morning Jack Bogdanski pointed readers to these "gotcha" pictures of the most train- and bike-friendly congressman in America, Portland's own Rep. More
Paulie Walnuts Of Bicycle Thieves Busted In Canada
News "What exactly was he planning to do with 2,865 bicycles?" wonders The New York Times.
As th... More
OK—What's A "Wilding"?
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Guest Commentary By Alex DeLarge
When I viddied these gloopy bratchnies in the gazetta today, your humble narrator just had to guff.
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The O Finally Ready To Bring Website Into The Early 2000s
News Lookit this: A preview of The Oregonian's much-needed website redesign.
"You'll want to bookmark OregonLive.com/news and come back several times a day," promises the promo copy. "[Pretty please?]"<... More
Street Race
Renaming rules create an accidental competition between Latino activists and sci-fi geeks.
News Last year’s to-do over the renaming of North Interstate Avenue for César E. Chávez wasn’t an experience you’d think Portland pols would want to repeat. The disastrous ... More
Who Was Responsible For $3.1 Million Mistake? City Has No Clue
News About half of the 1,800 pensioners enrolled in Portland's Fire and Police Disability and Retirement Fund have been getting overpaid by an average of $60 a month for more than a decade, city officials said this afternoon in a meeting with reporters.
Since 1995, when officials believe a "m... More
Gee, Thanks, Wal-Mart—World's Biggest Company May Donate One 421-Millionth Of Its Revenues To Portland
News At its Wednesday meeting, the Portland City Council will likely approve a $900 grant application by the Police Bureau to More
Much-Anticipated Local Blog-Off Begins; Judge Says 'Eff The Olympics' (Updated)
News Why, you ask? Because it's summer (or was until this thunderstorm). Because any Web traffic is good Web traffic. Because we can.
Portland Mercury newsie Amy Ruiz and I are judging what is al... More
You Could Make More Money Somewhere Else, But Then You Wouldn't Be Here
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The battle for a corporate empire, hundreds of millions of dollars and the meaning of a faith. NikeLeaks
Thanks to Julian Assange, we now know how Oregon’s top company fights corruption, counterfeiting and Croatian smugglers. A Newsman’s Secret
The woman with Bob Caldwell on the day he died works as an internet call girl. Busted Ranks
New allegations from a former vice cop about the top brass. War Bribes
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Mayor Adams and Occupy Portland played a game in city parks. Police Chief Reese won.
It’s poor, it’s dangerous, it’s growing like crazy—and it’s more important than ever. Cheat Local!
Portland helped make Groupon a giant. Here’s how local businesses get crushed. Death of a Yogi
The battle for a corporate empire, hundreds of millions of dollars and the meaning of a faith. NikeLeaks
Thanks to Julian Assange, we now know how Oregon’s top company fights corruption, counterfeiting and Croatian smugglers. A Newsman’s Secret
The woman with Bob Caldwell on the day he died works as an internet call girl. Busted Ranks
New allegations from a former vice cop about the top brass. War Bribes
An Oregon businessman wanted to get “filthy stinking rich.” Now he’s linked to a bribery case and risks losing his biggest customer: the U.S. Military. How to Live Cheap in Portland
Throwing too much money away on food and shelter? here’s WW’s Recession Survival Guide. The Evolution of Eileen Brady
From co-op to corporate boardroom, the making of a mayoral candidate. Chaos to Checkmate
Mayor Adams and Occupy Portland played a game in city parks. Police Chief Reese won.
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