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Some Elected Officials Disagreed With Move to Advise TriMet on Executive Director Search

Readers Respond to Debate Over the Cleanup of Willamette Cove

“If that beautiful beach looking across at the hills had a wealthy neighborhood above it on the bluffs, this wouldn’t be an open question. It would be cleaned up.”

Multnomah County Prepares to Approve a Plan to Spend Homeless Services Money—With a Few Wrinkles

Metro Will Now Consider Full Cleanup of Contamination at Willamette Cove

North Portlanders Want a Contaminated Beach Turned Into a Park. Government Officials Propose to Bury the Toxic Waste Onsite.

Metro Garbage Fee Increase Panned

The agency plans to raise tipping fees, the charge per ton that haulers pay to dump garbage at Metro’s regional transfer stations.

What Could Change the Minds of Portland Voters on a Transportation Tax? Make It Bigger.

Other West Coast cities—Seattle and Los Angeles—persuaded voters to spend on projects with far more eye-popping price tags.

Murmurs: Bynum Challenges Kotek’s House Leadership

In other news: Infamous white supremacist dies.

Nike Spent More Than $900,000 to Beat Metro’s Multibillion-Dollar Transportation Tax

After a Bitter Campaign, Metro Transportation Measure Fails

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Pok Pok Is Gone, but Andy Ricker’s Other Restaurant Is Getting a Sudden Second Life

Ping (Christine Dong)

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)

Bureau Assignment Memos Show Mayor Ted Wheeler Is Focused on Paranoid Park and Food Carts

Downtown Portland food carts. (Alex Wittwer)

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)

Most Commented

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

A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline 116

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 108

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

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