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Natalie Baldwin Won the Annual Portland Pro-Am Beer Competition as an Amateur—Now She Returns as a Pro

That sample, and the beer which would emerge from it, were a delightful accident. The acidity from the coffee perfectly balanced the overly sweet character of the dark ale beneath it, a utopian blend of chocolate roast and fluffy-sweet malt. It went on to win both people’s and judge’s choice at our 2014 competition, and helped Baldwin climb the ranks at Burnside.

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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)

Gary Granger Roams the Portland Streets at Night, Counting Crows

Crows in downtown Portland. IMAGE: Gary Granger.

A Proposed Pearl District Tower Could Block a Long-Awaited Bikeway

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

Some officials want the exterior spaces of new buildings to include space for houseless campers. (Wesley Lapointe)

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

In Explosive Testimony, Ambassador Gordon Sondland Emphasizes Trump, Pence and Pompeo Knew of Quid Pro Quo 81

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