"Good Morning, Portland: We've had dry falls in the past, long beautiful hills of time when the breeze grew blustery and we drew our hoodies tight against the November chill. THIS YEAR HAS NOT BEEN THAT. It's been a wet dang fall, folks, but this weekend looks SUNNY (at least, sunny for us). Today is a rainy lil mess in the morning, but she'll dry out, starting around 3 pm."
"* Wednesday marked the start of a three-day strike by Portland's Independent Police Review (IPR), and if you're downtown today you'll see staffers camped out in front of City Hall in bright green tents. A coordinator told the Mercury that IPR has tried to negotiate a new labor contract with the city for months, and "to date, we only have one tentative agreement and it's around something not as critical as the economics or transition plan." It's okay to be like WHAT WHAT HWAT is all this- Jeremiah Hayden and Courtney Vaughn have more."
The Mercury requests small monthly contributions and offers subscriptions with tax-deductible donations. Portland has seen an unusually wet fall, but a rainy morning will clear around 3 pm and the weekend looks sunny with highs near the low 60s; rain returns Monday and increases toward next weekend. Portland's Independent Police Review began a three-day strike, with staff camped outside City Hall in bright green tents after months of stalled labor negotiations and only one tentative agreement on a less critical item. Representative Suzanne Bonamici visited Tacoma to meet Victor Cruz-Gamez, who has been held by ICE since October 14.
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