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Mt. Tabor Open, it all started at Wallace Park
Portland Tennis Courterly serves up an ace for Portland tennis fans and people who just want to have a picnic at the park
2 hrs ago
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Michaela Lowthian
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World Cup games pop up on Portland's biggest screens
Soccer action is only a screen away in the grand lobby of U.S. National Bank, 326 SW Broadway
21 hrs ago
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Michaela Lowthian
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Gloves Off
I have three assignments for you
Jul 6
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Joe McAvoy
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Socialism-light fails with Blazers' owner
We can't please someone who seeks greener pastures
Jul 5
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Allan Classen
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Where this all started
Celebrating Independence Day the old fashioned way in Couch Park
Jul 4
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Allan Classen
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Increased parking fees add insult to injury
Council needs to stop before it further erodes public confidence
Jul 3
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Bob Weinstein
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The mysterious Mr. Gilbert
The scientist and his team of needle-dispensing street toughs
Jul 3
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Allan Classen
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JULY 2026 edition
Read the printed paper online
Jul 2
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Portland's paradox
Editorial
Jul 1
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Allan Classen
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June obituaries
Honoring the lives of our friends and neighbors
Jun 30
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Allan Classen
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Burnside will become a bouquet of flowers
An urban farm emerges in an unlikely location
Jun 29
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Michaela Lowthian
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Get your kicks at the flicks: Cinema 21's killer quartet of noir films
In July, dive into the top noir films of 1947 with film programmer Elliot Lavine
Jun 28
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Marilyn Deutsch
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Tom Dundon deal akin to extortion
The city is responsible for Moda Center maintenance; Blazers owner should pay for improvements he wants
Jun 27
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A park fit for a queen opens in downtown Portland
"We can get together" echoes through the evening at Darcelle XV Plaza
Jun 26
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Michaela Lowthian
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