"Last week, a Northeast Portland inpatient drug treatment facility suddenly shuttered, leaving nearly 50 women scrambling for a place to go. Management says it's just temporary and the move was necessary. Staff call it ethically questionable."
"April's issue is all about how it started and how it's going in Portland transportation! Taylor Griggs edited the issue and wrote like five pieces for it-including news stories about the status of bus lanes on 82nd Avenue and the (expensive) plan to replace the Interstate Bridge."
"The Broadway Bridge finally reopens this weekend-Sunday April 12. I actually tried to take it last weekend, forgetting that it's been undergoing a deck replacement since October 2025."
"Remember that class action lawsuit against PacifiCorp where a jury found the utility company grossly negligent and responsible for failing to turn off power to areas beset by severe winds, which lead to four major wildfires? WELL, the Oregon Court of Appeals reversed that jury's decision."
A Northeast Portland inpatient drug treatment facility closed, leaving nearly 50 women without support. Management claims the closure is temporary, but staff question its ethics. The Mercury's latest issue focuses on Portland transportation, including bus lane updates and the Interstate Bridge replacement plan. The Broadway Bridge is set to reopen after a long deck replacement. Additionally, the Oregon Court of Appeals reversed a jury's decision against PacifiCorp regarding negligence linked to wildfires caused by power outages during severe winds.
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