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Anybody Not On Board the BrewCycle Is Missing Out On One Helluva Party

Any experience with BrewGroup largely depends on who your fellow riders are.

Small Barrel Shrub Revives a 17th Century Soft Drink in the Modern Age

The brightly colored labels and sophisticated presentation has helped sell a seemingly esoteric concept to average consumers.

Bottled Water Is Selling for Nearly 50 Bucks a Case After a Panic in Oregon’s Capital City

Gov. Kate Brown called on the Oregon National Guard to tow in large, portable water holding tanks to ease the bottled water shortage.

Portland’s Best Party Porches and Bar Patios

Soak it up.

City Commissioner Amanda Fritz Selects Interim Portland Parks Director Who Had Received Warnings About Elevated Lead Levels at Preschool Building

Kia Selley was one of two deputies to the former bureau director who was told about elevate lead levels in the water at the Multnomah Arts Center.

The Massive Covered Patio at East Portland’s Level Beer is the Best Place to Be on a Sunny, Chilly Day

Have you ever heard of Argay? I hadn’t, though this East Portland neighborhood has more residents than Goose Hollow or Eastmoreland. That’s probably because Level Beer is the first buzzy business the hood has had since, uh, ever.

What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You: The 10 News Stories Most Ignored By the Mainstream Media

Project Censored takes a hard look at the media’s blind spots—and the stories that threaten our country.

Beer Hall: Peche 'n Brett release, Holy Mountain Tap Takeover, and Farmhouse and Wild Ale Fest

If you like sour and funky flavors, this is the week for you.

Drinking Horse Brewing Gives You Beer With Fuzzy Animal Art and Jenga

It’s not surprising that the many macro drinkers of unincorporated Clackamas County are slowly being converted to craft by the 2-year-old Drinking Horse.

Now That the Mount Tabor Reservoirs No Longer Hold Our Drinking Water, Can We Pee And/Or Swim in Them?

In 2011, a teenaged yahoo urinated into one of the open-air reservoirs on Mount Tabor. With record droughts in neighboring California, this event made international headlines, especially when the city decided to drain the reservoir in question, “wasting” 38 million gallons of water.

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