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In a Sizzling Real Estate Market, City-Owned Storefronts Have Stood Vacant for Nearly Two Years

Burgers

Thicc Vegetarians Only

Portland’s Fast-Food Drive-Thrus Have Been Transformed Into Bike Lanes

We tested the new rules by riding scooters to the Taco Bell window. It wasn’t appetizing. But it was possible.

Portland’s Fake Fast Food Beats the Real Thing

Talented chefs have worked up their own approximations of fast-food classics, in most cases vastly outshining their source material.

In 2018, Portland Ate Nearly 2,000 Pounds of Duck, Smoked a Ton of Blue Dream, Listened to SZA and Paid a Lot of Money to Toast Storm Large

The big, small and surprising numbers that define the year in Portland culture.

The Dialogue: What Readers Think About Portland Restauranteur Micah Camden

Last week, WW wrote about Portland’s most successful restaurateur, Micah Camden. Here’s what readers had to say.

Other Portland Chefs Want to Make Food Into Art. Micah Camden Makes Money.

Micah Camden, a high school dropout turned felon turned makeup artist turned chef, has built an empire on burgers, pizzas, doughnuts and ketchup.

The Top Five Places to Eat This Week

Your weekly Hot Plates.

The Five Places We’re Most Excited to Eat This Week

Where to eat this week.

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Sam Adams Recorded Audio of Ted Wheeler Pepper-Spraying a Man Outside McMenamins. Here’s the Tape. 

Mayor Ted Wheeler visits protests in downtown Portland. (Wesley Lapointe)

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Pepper-Sprayed a Heckler Outside a McMenamins. Former Mayor Sam Adams Was a Witness.

Ted Wheeler visits a protest. (Wesley Lapointe)

Oregon State University Discovered the First New Pigment of Blue in Over 200 Years. Now It’s for Sale.

YInMn Blue. IMAGE: Mas Subramanian.

It Might Actually Snow in Portland Tomorrow. For Real This Time.

Portland snow on Feb. 05, 2019 (Motoya Nakamura/ Multnomah County)

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A Key Indicator of Real Estate Investors’ Interest in Portland Shows a Precipitous Decline 133

Oregon’s Most Prominent QAnon Proponent and a Timber Unity Spokeswoman Attended the Insurrection at U.S. Capitol 118

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

Powell’s Will Only Carry Andy Ngo’s Book Online, Not on Shelves, But Protest Continues 94

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