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Multnomah Arts Center

Keeping true to the city’s passion for self-expression, Multnomah Arts Center ensures all have an opportunity to have their voices heard.

Portland’s Parks Are a Cherished Gem. But They Can’t Make Ends Meet.

Portland Parks & Recreation does a lot of things Portlanders love. Over the past five years, it has wanted to do even more.

Multnomah Village

Beyond the bucolic expanse of Portland’s Southwest Hills lies a tiny hamlet straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting. Multnomah Village is a place that at first glance is populated entirely by beautiful young families in peak physical shape. Cherubic toddlers giggle in tow as their parents glide from endearingly homely restaurants to small boutiques where … Continue reading Multnomah Village

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Gary Granger Roams the Portland Streets at Night, Counting Crows

Crows in downtown Portland. IMAGE: Gary Granger.

Will Lloyd Center Last Another Christmas? A Week Inside a Mall on the Edge

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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)

Portland Labor Group Says New Seasons’s Sale to South Korean Company Breaks a Promise to Workers

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