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La Neta Has a Big-Name Pedigree and ’Grammable Plates, but the Flavor Isn’t There Yet

n theory, one could do a lot worse than spend an evening noshing on “Mexican-inspired” fare courtesy of the team behind two of Portland’s biggest openings of the past few years. In practice, La Neta’s take on upmarket Mexican food is, so far, a disappointment.

Smallwares to Re-Open in Northeast Portland This Summer

Smallwares—the acclaimed Asian-inspired restaurant that in 2012 won runner-up to WW’s Restaurant of the Year—is re-opening in Northeast Portland, The Oregonian first reported.

Hot Dog Day, Tea Fest And a Hoedown, Plus More Portland Food Events for the Week of July 19-25

Chalino Offers a Solid Rendition of Upscale New-Wave Mexican, With Great Sopes and Desserts

Chalino strikes me as a pretty good version of the tostaderia, though not yet the game-changer I’d love to see.

Xico Sous Chef Looks to Be Opening a New Spot on Williams Avenue Called Chalino

Xico sous chef David Haddow has filed a liquor license with partner John Leach for a new spot called Chalino on the corner of Fremont Street and Williams Avenue, next to the New Seasons.

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A Portland Parent Found Her Daughter’s Textbook Racist. Her Teacher Has a Contract That Says He Could Use It Anyway.

A bronze bust of York, an enslaved member of the Corps of Discovery, has drawn visitors to Mount Tabor since it was anonymously installed last month. The debate over how history is portrayed is also occurring in Portland's classrooms. (Justin Yau)

For Nearly a Year, Teenagers Have Been Robbing Portland Dispensaries. Then Somebody Shot a Budtender.

IN MEMORIAM: Jina Yoo, the owner of Cured Green, holds up artwork of her employee and longtime friend, Michael Arthur, who died during an armed robbery in the store on Dec. 14. (Wesley Lapointe)

Time Lapsed Between Land Purchase and Groundbreaking for a Portland Housing Development? 1,483 Days

SHOVEL ALMOST READY: A housing project is running behind. (Rosie Struve)

Longtime Portland DJs Anjali and the Incredible Kid Have Quit XRAY.FM

DJ Anjali and the Incredible Kid (Edan Swartz)

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