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Portland Insectarium Gives Bug-Curious Portlanders a Chance to Learn More About the Creatures Up Close

Insects Jessica Szabo and Molly Radany bring to their events include beetles, scorpions, tarantulas and something called a “vinegaroon”

The Coolest Sneaker of the Last Year Exists Because a Portlander Wanted To Meet Bugs Bunny

The most-hyped shoe of last year was a 20-year-old shoe themed for a children’s movie. The shoe was the Air Jordan XI Space Jam, designed by local legend Tinker Hatfield, and according to shoe magazine Sole Collector, this year’s reissue was “easily the biggest release of the holiday season, if not the entire year.”

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A Reed College Biology Student Discovered Plastic-Eating Bacteria After Smuggling Bags of Dirt Through the Houston Airport

Morgan Vague (IMAGE: Nina Johnson)

In a Sizzling Real Estate Market, City-Owned Storefronts Have Stood Vacant for Nearly Two Years

Matt Lynch co-founded Super Deluxe in Southeast Portland (above), and wanted to try another restaurant concept further east. It didn’t pencil. (Abby Gordon)

A Minor Miracle: Finally, Some Good News About Oregon’s Troubled Foster Care

(From left) Tabitha Jensen, Robin Donart and Deonza Watson care for children at Robinswood, a haven in Lake Oswego that has aided more than 250 kids in Oregon’s foster care system. (Will Corwin)

Oregon Bicycling Racing Association Reverses Course, Asks Controversial Board Member to Resign

Womens' Bike Race (Paul VanDerWerf/Flickr)

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An Influential City Panel Wants New Private Buildings to Provide Space for Homeless Camping 173

Mayoral Candidate Sarah Iannarone is Requesting $8.74 from Portland Strippers 117

Oregon Bicycling Racing Association Stands By Board Member Who Criticized Transgender Athletes Participating in the Sport 102

New Oregon Transportation Director Has a Plan for Reducing Carbon Emissions: Get Traffic Moving 99

Portland Officials Created a Policy to Keep Homeless People From Camping Outside the Timbers’ Soccer Stadium 90

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