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It’s Happening Again: New Housing Production Plunging but New Arrivals Keep Coming

Seven Charts Explain Downtown Portland’s Precarious Moment—and Why the Future Isn’t So Dire

Businesses have fled Denver at a greater rate than Portland.

Oregon’s Dependence on People Moving Here Highlights Why State’s Reputation Matters

Oregon Still Growing but at a Slower Rate, New Portland State University Numbers Show

New Census Data Show Oregon Poised to Gain a Congressional Seat

Our population keeps growing. But not as fast as Idaho’s.

Who Loves Oregon? People from Hawaii, Who Are Abandoning Their State For The Real Pacific Wonderland

Murmurs: Oregonians Born in Oregon Are Disappearing

In other news: Mural painting plan at Glencoe Elementary delayed.

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Nike Executive Abruptly Steps Down After a Magazine Article About Her Son’s Sneaker Resale Business

Readers Respond to the Prospects of Downtown Portland

If you have a message, call Western Union. (Brian Burk)

Timberline Ski Area Staff Had to Evacuate More Than 40 People From a Lift Using Ropes This Weekend

Pucci Timberline Chairlift. IMAGE: Courtesy of Timberline Ski Area.

A Designer Is Using Augmented Reality to Resurrect Portland’s Fading “Ghost Signs”

(CraigWinslow)

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As Lawmakers Entertain Bill Banning Concealed Guns in Public Buildings, Gun Purchases Soar 112

Two Key House Committee Chairs Unveil Proposed Tax Increase on Beer and Wine 102

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