Archive - Northwest Examiner

If you build it ... they still won't come

Part V: Two private theaters could change everything

Mar 21

Watermark at the Pearl’s tech-helping teens

Lincoln High School students help retirees with technology troubles

Mar 20

A $61 million contract, a superintendent’s daughter and a simple rule

Conflicts of interest should be disclosed, parties involved recused

Mar 20 • Bob Weinstein

If you build it ... they still won't come

Part IV – Portland'5's Smallest theaters struggling

Mar 19

Linnton's Decoy renamed and reopening

Longtime employee Polly Merwin is the new owner

Mar 19 • Michaela Lowthian

Navigation Center funding may be cut

Neighbors say it brings more problems than solutions

Mar 18 • Allan Classen

Portland State: champs without a chance

Despite winning their conference, they weren't selected for postseason play

Mar 17 • Ken Thrasher

To hell with politics — do what’s right for Portland (and Oregon)

Three decisions from Salem reveal a familiar pattern: ideology over neighborhoods, secrecy over transparency and big money over voters.

Mar 17

If you build it ... they still won't come

PART III —THE NEWMARK THEATER

Mar 16 • Allan Classen

Second Better Ideas Forum adds light

NW Examiner subscribers share thoughts on improving the city

Mar 15 • Allan Classen

Neighborhood leader says system is upside down

Local associations should set the tone, not district coalitions

Mar 14 • Allan Classen

What it means to be human

Artificial intelligence is not the answer for everything

Mar 13

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