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Smoking Lounges, Exporting Weed and U.S. Legalization: Top 5 Predicted Changes in Cannabis Law

We are in a time of unprecedented growth and rapid change for the cannabis industry across the U.S. As we look ahead at issues in the law at both the Oregon state and federal levels, here are five changes we see on the horizon.

Willamette Week’s Summer Camp Guide 2019

WW’s annual Summer Camp Guide is a great resource for Portland parents who are deciding where to send their kids for the summer.

New Seasons Market Launched Neighbor Rewards—So We Wanted to See How Many Points We Could Get

New Seasons Market is now offering reward points when we shop, as a way of saying thanks for being great customers and even better neighbors.

The Top Five Places to Eat for Portland Dining Month

Hot Plates, coming through!

6 Restaurants We Cannot Wait to Visit for Portland Dining Month

Portland Dining Month presented by Travel Portland is back for its tenth year, and over hundred Portland restaurants will participate. They will make unique three-course meals to enjoy all March—for only $33.

MadeHere PDX Trusts RYNLY to Ship Local—And They Show Us How

MadeHere PDX supports Portland’s local economy and local businesses. They show us how they use RYNLY, a local startup shipping service that is easy-to-use, efficient, and reliable.

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Willamette Week’s Volunteer Guide 2019

A Unique Rendezvous at the Oregon Zoo

The Oregon Zoo’s Animal Encounters are a unique experience to meet the animals up close and personal. We met Bebeto the friendly Porcupine, Pelé the artistic blue-and-gold macaw, and Kamaria the mischievous milky eagle owl.

Cannabis Collaborative Conference Returns for Another Compelling Conference to Discuss the Maturing Cannabis Market.

The Cannabis Collaborative Conference (CCC), held each year at the end of January in Portland, Oregon, hosts 2,500 attendees to discuss the most pressing issues facing the maturing market. Attendees learn from thought-leaders how to address high value issues, and connect with a carefully curated network of cannabis and ancillary businesses. Aside from the traditional exhibitor booths and conference presentations, the Cannabis Collaborative Conference offers the opportunity to interact with public officials, a job fair, an expungement booth, and an Investors Forum.

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