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Ballots for Nov. 5 Election Trickle in. They Must be Dropped Off By 8 PM Tuesday.

The Portland Water Bureau Wants to Purchase a Six-Bedroom Mansion in Gresham. That’s Raising Eyebrows.

Cost estimates have skyrocketed on the construction of a nearby water filtration plant.

A Tranquil Riverside Campground in the Cascades Foothills Closes Down With Little Notice

That ends the central public use of what was once among the city’s recreational treasures.

Do We Really Need to Build An Expensive Water Treatment Plant? Nobody is Even Getting Sick

So, because our water occasionally contains a microbe that so far hasn’t made even one person sick, the feds say we have to build a $500 million treatment plant, or else. Or else what? We’re defying them on marijuana and sanctuary cities; why not this?

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A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline

IN THE BASEMENT: Events of the past year left Portland’s reputation in tatters. (Henry Cromett)

Gov. Kate Brown Reversed Herself Twice Last Week on the Date Elderly Oregonians Could Get the Coronavirus Vaccine

Vaccinations in Portland. (Motoya Nakamura / Multnomah County)

Protester Arrested for Smashing Windows in Portland Allegedly Carried Four Molotov Cocktails in His Backpack

Portland police arrest a protester on Jan. 20, 2021. (Chris Nesseth)

Kristina Malimon Was the Social Media-Savvy Future of Oregon Republicans. Then She Got a Little Too Famous.

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A Neighbor Describes What Happened When Law Enforcement Stopped Responding to an Armed Encampment in North Portland 204

Oregon’s Most Prominent QAnon Proponent and a Timber Unity Spokeswoman Attended the Insurrection at U.S. Capitol 114

Gov. Kate Brown Delays Vaccination of Oregonians Ages 65 and Older 110

A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline 108

U.S. Rep Kurt Schrader Votes Against $2,000 Federal Stimulus Check 102

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