This week's Mercury highlights significant developments in Portland, including escalating protests against ICE and police involvement amidst calls for peaceful demonstrations. The local Democratic Socialists of America propose taxing the wealthy to address the city's budget crisis, supported by new allies in City Hall. Healthcare staff voices concerns over impending cuts at PeaceHealth Southwest, fearing adverse effects on patient care and finances. Additionally, the newly established Tour de Force Productions offers a unique take on Sam Shepard's 'Fool For Love,' emphasizing the strength of performance artistry in the city's cultural landscape.
As the Portland Police Department's recent actions near the ICE facility raise questions, state officials emphasize the need for peaceful protest while police involvement remains unclear.
The local DSA chapter's proposal to tax the affluent aims to address Portland's budget issues, leveraging newfound political support to amplify their longstanding mantra.
Healthcare staff at PeaceHealth Southwest assert that impending layoffs could have detrimental effects on patient care, raising concerns about more extended hospital stays amidst financial decisions.
Tour de Force Productions' adaptation of 'Fool for Love' showcases a diverse interpretation of Sam Shepard's work, balancing stark performance with inventive staging.
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