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This Saturday, May 16 HIV-positive individuals from across Oregon will gather in the Park Blocks downtown at More
Screw Stigma This Saturday
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This Saturday, May 16 HIV-positive individuals from across Oregon will gather in the Park Blocks downtown at More
PSU Students Vote For A Green Fee
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Portland State University students passed a referendum this week that creates a $5 per student "green fee" per term.
PSU plans to use money raised by the fee, which was approved by 72 percent of students who voted, as follows:
—Subsi... More
Faye Gibson
What a champion bus driver thinks about screaming kids, safety and Speed.
Q & A Faye Gibson doesn’t stand out in the crowd of 150 bus drivers spending the morning drinking coffee and heckling each other in the North Clackamas School District bus barn at 6:30 am. But Gibson, ... More
Electrifying Your Vote
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There ain't no rest for the weary, especially when it comes to politics.
Today, the Oregon Student Vote Coalition, which put thousands of volunteer hours into getting youngsters to vote last election, is heading to Salem where members will continue lobbying for youth repr... More
Looking for Liquor? Let Us Help
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Tired of looking all over town for that special bottle of vintage Glenlivet?
Does it just drive you crazy that you have to pick up the phone and actually talk to a liquor store clerk to see if the store carries your brand? Not to worry. The trusty OLCC has released a new websit... More
The Daily Cycle, This Time With Donuts
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Bike one, bike all! This Tuesday, May 12 the city's Bureau of Transportation will host the annual More
Stamps Of Approval
As we get ready to lick Homer Simpson’s backside, we learn about the Portlanders his creator made famous.
Featured Stories This Thursday, May 7, The Simpsons will achieve what I Love Lucy and Lassie never did. The U.S. Postal Service will release a series of stamps this week to make the 20-year-old Simpsons the only TV sh ... More
Why Dykes on Bikes Need To Find $5
Green Is Their Color
Umpqua Bank opens an Eco-banking division. Will it work?
News As banks nationwide struggle with the financial crisis, Oregon-based Umpqua Bank has created a new eco-banking division to promote energy conservation and renewable-energy projects. Last year, the En ... More
A Final Chance to Say Goodbye to Les Sarnoff
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If you were a fan of Portland radio icon Les Sarnoff, mark your calendar for Sunday, May 17. That's when a public celebration of Sarnoff's life will take place... More
Top Articles from Shawn O'bryant
Green Is Their Color
Umpqua Bank opens an Eco-banking division. Will it work? Faye Gibson
What a champion bus driver thinks about screaming kids, safety and Speed. Automatic Transition
PCC Has long Trained Technicians for GM. With the automaker bankrupt, now what? Stamps Of Approval
As we get ready to lick Homer Simpson’s backside, we learn about the Portlanders his creator made famous. Boarded
One day, three sports and 10,500 feet in elevation change. Green Fee
Will $5 from each PSU Student make the campus any friendlier to the environment? Mall Aboard
The buses return to their downtown home. So do the street people. Drink 2009
Drink 2009
Drink 2009
Umpqua Bank opens an Eco-banking division. Will it work? Faye Gibson
What a champion bus driver thinks about screaming kids, safety and Speed. Automatic Transition
PCC Has long Trained Technicians for GM. With the automaker bankrupt, now what? Stamps Of Approval
As we get ready to lick Homer Simpson’s backside, we learn about the Portlanders his creator made famous. Boarded
One day, three sports and 10,500 feet in elevation change. Green Fee
Will $5 from each PSU Student make the campus any friendlier to the environment? Mall Aboard
The buses return to their downtown home. So do the street people. Drink 2009
Drink 2009
Drink 2009
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