News Several neighbors of Portland’s new cannabis cafe met last weekend to talk about their worries. But beyond a handful of complaints about the drifting scent of weed and the noise level at night, ... More
Lost A Space
The new cannabis cafe’s neighbors are ticked. But not about the pot.
News Several neighbors of Portland’s new cannabis cafe met last weekend to talk about their worries. But beyond a handful of complaints about the drifting scent of weed and the noise level at night, ... More
Chronic Debate
Where there’s smoke, there’s a dispute.
News Oregon’s new cannabis cafe resembles most any other coffee shop in Portland. A glimpse at the cafe when it opened Nov. 13 at 700 NE Dekum St. inside Rumpspankers (which voluntarily surrendered i ... More
Oregon's Cannabis Cafe Opens in NE Portland
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Behind a heavy locked door, Oregon's newest cannabis café, run by Oregon NORML, prepared to begin its first day of service ... More
Max Rameau
Why this man goes to foreclosed homes.
Q & A Long before the housing crisis smashed into the country, Max Rameau founded an organization to aggressively find housing for the homeless. How aggressive? In 2006, Rameau’s Take Back the Land se ... More
Not As Simple As 1-2-3
Oregon’s upcoming census could mean another seat in congress.
News Oregon stands about 25,000 people away from gaining a sixth congressional district in the 2010 census, according to a consulting firm that analyzes population and political data. Election Data Service ... More
My PDX: Phil Geffner
Escape From New York Pizza brought good pie to PDX.
Special Section Before there was Ken’s Artisan and Apizza Scholls, before “cheese pizza” became “margherita” and buffalo mozzarella bubbled in wood-fired ovens, a hole-in-the-wall pie jo ... More
Portland Gets Its Very Own Cannabis Cafe
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While most Portlanders are all too familiar with cafés of the coffee-serving variety, there's a new café coming to town worth noting.
It's Oregon's first cannabis café (a concept More
Exec At Portland's Q Center Gets Invited to the White House
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Q Center executive director Kendall Clawson was invited today to the White House to watch President Obama sign a significant new piece of More
How To Learn More About A Tough Topic: Human Trafficking
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Here's one thing I learned after attending a human trafficking panel earlier this week: Portland is a prime spot for traffickers who thrive off of an endless product - other people.
Here's one other thing after attending the symposium Tuesday night put ... More
Live Review: Hofesh Shechter Company
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Hofesh Shechter Company (read WW's dance preview, here) began in the U.K. in 2008, and has only made four trips to the United States—Portland was actually only one of two... More
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The new cannabis cafe’s neighbors are ticked. But not about the pot. Max Rameau
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What the lawyer who argued Roe V. Wade in the 1970s now thinks about the women’s movement and Barack Obama. My PDX: Phil Geffner
Escape From New York Pizza brought good pie to PDX. Not As Simple As 1-2-3
Oregon’s upcoming census could mean another seat in congress. Lost A Space
The new cannabis cafe’s neighbors are ticked. But not about the pot. Max Rameau
Why this man goes to foreclosed homes. Chronic Debate
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Sisters of the Road has reopened with a plan to reduce drug dealing. Is it working?
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