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WHAT TO KNOW:
- Fido and Fluffy don’t have money. Soon, they may not have to pay rent. Extra monthly fees for tenants with pets could be eradicated in Oregon under a new bill introduced in the Legislature.
- Residents of a downtown Portland apartment tower were frustrated by crime. Then they found out about the brothel.
- It takes a special kind of dedication to make your pet into a pageant animal. For seven Oregonians, the pursuit of breed perfection isn’t just a hobby.
- The Portland author behind the controversial #MeNeither video series snapped at Ristretto Roasters critics two nights ago in a now-deleted Twitter thread.
- The nonprofit NuLeaf Project is working with the city of Portland to help cannabis entrepreneurs of color strengthen their businesses.
WHERE TO SHOP:
- Thee Lucky Bastards is a new antique mall steeped in vintage Portland weirdness. “We don’t do a lot of kitsch,” the shop’s owner says, “unless it’s unusual and funny. The focus is really supposed to be all killer, no filler. It’s not your run-of-the-mill crap.”
WHERE TO EAT:
- Former food cart PBJ’s Grilled brings its wild takes on the kindergarten classic to a brick-and-mortar in the Pearl. If you’re looking for something simple and light, keep moving.
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