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Megan Rapinoe’s Climb to the Golden Boot Began Along North Portland’s Bluffs

On July 7, the midfielder booted a penalty kick into the net at Lyon, France, for the go-ahead goal in what would be a 2-0 victory for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team over the Netherlands. That kick sealed her status as the best player in the tournament—Rapinoe, 34, was awarded FIFA’s MVP trophy, the Golden Ball, and the Golden Boot for most goals scored—on what is now undeniably the best squad in the world.

The Thorns' Olympians Talk About Losing in Rio and Feeling Sympathy for Hope Solo

Rio is still haunting the Portland Thorns.

Why Portland Loves Women's Soccer Like No Other City

The Portland Thorns are a perfect storm of soccer fever, gay rights and feminist empowerment.

Seven Portland Thorns Players Are Competing in the Olympics

Thorns players Allie Long, Meghan Klingenberg, Tobin Heath, Lindsey Horan and Emily Sonnett (alternate), are among the 18 players on the U.S. Women’s National Team.

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Portland-Area Amazon Warehouse Workers Protest Working Conditions at Facility With Ongoing COVID-19 Outbreak

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What It’s Like to Get Lost in the Columbia River Gorge

WRONG TURN: Morgan Bailey planned to hike Eagle Creek Trail, shown here. His detour went badly. (Wesley Lapointe)

Whether the Pandemic Goes Out With a Bang or a Whimper Depends on Whether Oregon Can Outrace the Virus Variants

FROZEN FOOD: After weeks of tent dining, Portland pubs can again offer indoor service. (Brian Burk)

Two Key House Committee Chairs Unveil Proposed Tax Increase on Beer and Wine

Journaling, Northwest 21st Avenue. (Brian Burk)

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