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Take It Inside

The city’s latest bar brawl with the OLCC: how late can patios stay open?


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Thomas Winston Morgan marched across Southeast Yamhill Street on a summer night in 2011 in a T-shirt, boxer shorts and flip-flops, and demanded the birthday party stop. The laughing voices comin   More
 
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 AARON MESH

Beer Guide 2013: Portland Breweries


Beer Guide 2013
4th Street 77 NE 4th St., Gresham, 669-0569, 4thstreetbrewing.com. 4 pm-1 am Monday-Friday. Noon-1 am Saturday-Sunday.  Among the offerings at Gresham’s 4th Street Brewing you’ll spot the   More
 
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 WW Staff

Get Your Beer Guide

Where to Pick Up a Copy of WW's 2013 Guide to All Things Sudsy in Portland

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Tonight, Willamette Week releases our 2013 Beer Guide with a party at Green Dragon.The party is free and open to the public. It runs from 5 to 7 pm and culminates with the announcement of our 2013 Beer of the Year. The beer ain't free, but the Dragon will tap several extremely rare brews from our top 10—including a few things you may never see again. And if you can't make it to the Dragon ...   More
 
Tuesday, March 19, 2013 by Martin Cizmar

Cheap Eats 2013: Listings by Cuisine


Cheap Eats 2013
American (misc.)Breken Kitchen1800 NW 16th Ave., 841-6359, brekenkitchen.com. Breakfast and Monday-Friday.It’s hard to imagine a neighborhood cafe where the specialty of the house is—wait for   More
 
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 WW Staff

Cheap Eats 2013: Listings by Location


Cheap Eats 2013
24th & Meatballs 2341 NE Glisan St., 282-2557, 24thandmeatballs.com. Lunch and dinner daily. Despite a prominently displayed 50-EAT-BALLS phone number and a website exhorting visitors to “pu   More
 
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 WW Staff

Nike-Plus Accelerator Companies Announced

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Beaverton shoe giant Nike today announced the 10 start-up companies taking part in its Portland-based Nike+ Accelerator program. In a format similar to many other business accelerators, Nike provides $20,000 seed funding to each of these companies, as well as use of office facilities in Northwest Portland and access to business mentorship and potential investors (including Nike). Each of the 10 ...   More
 
Monday, March 18, 2013 by Matthew Korfhage

Portland Paying off Poopy Mess with PGE

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Call it a crappy situation: Portland's city government is set to pay Portland General Electric more than $7,000 for a stinky incident last spring. On the docket for this Wednesday’s City Council meeting is an ordinance to pay PGE $7,270 for a sewage spill on their property at the World Trade Center complex on June 6, 2012. A sewage pipe collapsed under Southwest Jefferson Street, causing ...   More
 
Monday, March 18, 2013 MATT KAUFFMAN

About Eat Mobile


Eat Mobile
With more than 400 food carts selling their tasty goods within our city limits, Portland has become an international destination for mobile eats. U.S. News Travel recently declared Portland to have the "world's best street food."On April 27, Eat Mobile, part food festival, part cart competition, allows attendees to sample from nearly 50 of Willamette Week's favorite food carts as vendors compete for the coveted Carty Award.   More
 
Sunday, February 6, 2011 Promotions

Cavities in Their Campaign

Anti-fluoride activists have no backing from groups representing low-income Portlanders or minority groups.


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In the debate over fluoridating Portland’s water, the two sides trying to persuade voters can agree on one thing: Low-income children aren’t getting the dental care they need and deserve. And    More
 
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 MICHAEL MUNKVOLD

Headout: Getting Juggy With It

Grab an old bottle and start blowing.


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Orange juice cartons, cherry-cola bottles and a wine jug litter the tables in Arlo Leach’s attic music room. He’s neither a lush nor a hoarder: He’s a jugger. According to Leach, there a   More
 
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 ENID SPITZ

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