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#portland

Jamie Dunphy aims to revitalize Portland's music scene through supportive policies for working-class artists amid the challenges posed by gentrification.

Cafe design has shifted from sterile environments to more welcoming, comfortable spaces reminiscent of '90s coffee houses.

Portland's affordable housing crisis severely affects vulnerable tenants, exposing systemic issues.

Wildly Kind encourages anonymous acts of kindness through creative installations in public spaces.

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Portland's 'Pizza Week' is set to begin on April 14, featuring $4 slices from top local pizzerias.

Portland's Pizza Week returns from April 14-20, offering slices for just $4 from over 68 local pizzerias.

Oregon culinary talent shines as several finalists are recognized in the prestigious James Beard Awards.

Protests against Tesla highlight concerns around Elon Musk's influence and the FBI's classification of vandalism as domestic terrorism.

Metro councilors support ODOT's I-5 expansion, but some voice fiscal responsibility concerns.

Portland's Front Row Trading Card show revitalizes collecting culture and commerce.

Speed Rack demonstrates the skill and recognition of women bartenders in the cocktail scene.

Oregon offers diverse activities for families during spring break, ensuring fun and adventure.

Spring break is an opportunity for families to explore Portland and its surroundings together.

Champagne Poetry, a new dining spot, offers Asian fusion dishes in Hawthorne while several tasting rooms and food spots have opened or are closing in the area.

OK Omens is pivoting to focus on hyper-seasonal Pacific Northwest cooking under chef Joseph Papas after the departure of Justin Woodward.

The Fertile Ground Festival showcases creativity in theater with a wide variety of performances.

The festival runs from April 4 to April 19 and features 73 projects across various venues.

The Fertile Ground Festival celebrates new theatrical works from diverse creators in Portland.

Portland may become the first U.S. city to ban algorithmic software for setting rents.

Portland nears reality of Steel Bridge Skatepark with full city ownership; project gains momentum after decades of planning.

The quiz covers a variety of provocative local topics.

Trivias reflect Portland's unique culture and history.

POP QUIZ PDX focuses on quirky Portland topics and engages readers while testing their local knowledge.

The I-5 Rose Quarter Project faces funding challenges and uncertainty, impacting local development efforts.

The Mercury highlights a range of local events and discussions, emphasizing arts, renewable fuels, and community engagement in Portland.

TriMet's Safety Response Team initiative faces criticism for being exploitative and ineffective.

An Oregon bill aims to enhance support for missing and murdered Indigenous people.

OHSU executives addressed healthcare costs in a recent testimony, but offered little discussion.

Plans for a new baseball stadium by OHSU have been announced.

Portland's local news is crucial, and community support is vital for sustainable journalism.

Cash-strapped tenants highlight neglect by landlords in Portland's affordable housing, showcasing systemic issues.

Portland is set to enhance its waterfront with a new park development.

Buckman neighborhood in Portland boasts a unique, dense collection of notable eateries and beverage institutions.

Olympia Provisions stands out for its European-style cured meats and strong culinary reputation.

Portland's happy hour scene offers a vibrant social experience with discounts on drinks and food, reflecting the city's culinary culture.

Cornet Custard's peanut butter and jelly custard is a standout dessert, blending sweetness and creaminess with local flavors.

Eem's charred carrot salad surprises with its complex flavors, making it a noteworthy dish amidst smoked meats. Tubes with.

Tilt by Emma Pattee explores human connections and resilience during the Cascadia earthquake, narrated through the experiences of a pregnant woman.

Emma Pattee's debut novel "Tilt" follows a pregnant woman's chaotic journey during the Cascadia earthquake in Portland.

Portland's music community strongly opposes Live Nation's planned auditorium due to fears of suppressing local venues.

Portland's all-ages music scene is revitalized with the opening of Off Beat, addressing a long-standing barrier for under-21 performers.

A bracket-style screening of millennial films, along with live music events, offers diverse cultural engagement for Gen Y audiences.

Portland's music scene thrives on community support and the dedication of passionate individuals.

Adrian Younge brings jazz-infused sounds to Portland, while MSC presents genre-blurring experimental music.

Upcoming shows in Portland feature diverse artists and a vibrant local music scene.

Packed music events in Portland showcase a range of genres and community spirit.

Local artists are making waves with diverse sounds and heartfelt themes.

Trung Nguyên Legend Cafe is launching in Portland, specializing in Vietnamese coffee and expanding its presence in the U.S.

Canard restaurant is expanding to Beaverton, excited about the character of the new location and its potential.

Chef Gabriel Rucker and co-owners are leveraging the momentum of their previous successes to enhance the Canard brand.

Wade Pipes revolutionized Portland architecture, introducing the Arts and Crafts style after studying in England, creating bespoke designs that reflect local character.

Portland's airport renovation features stunning design and a focus on local culture, enhancing visitor experience even without a flight.

The Aqua Star floating home exemplifies unique design and timeless charm, maintaining its appeal with renovations that blend modern materials and original features.

Metro is working to extend the Supportive Housing Services tax to continue funding for homeless programs.

Multnomah County faces a $104 million shortfall due to alleged policy violations regarding the tax.

Metro seeks support for extending the Supportive Housing Services tax amid concerns over Multnomah County's policy violations affecting funding.

TriMet's Safety Response Team highlights the complexities of addressing public safety concerns without traditional police involvement, indicating both potential and significant challenges.

Portland Mercury's Sandwich Week features 74 unique sandwiches for $10 each, supporting local restaurants and the Mercury's journalism.

Community members can help terminally ill patients by crafting clothing protectors and catheter bag covers.

The Portland Mercury's Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy 2025 returns with top comedians at Revolution Hall on March 20.

Portland's Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy returns for a night of laughter on March 20, 2025.

Portland's economy can be a model for urban innovation rather than a cautionary tale of decline.

Javelina is relocating to a larger venue to better serve its community.

Sticky Wicket, a new sports bar, will focus on cricket and international sports.

Urban Gleaners highlights sustainability by addressing food waste in Portland.

Portland's dining scene is thriving with notable new restaurant and bar openings, reflecting diverse culinary trends.

The rise of unique offerings such as communal dining, dirty sodas, and specialty sushi showcases Portland's vibrant food culture.

Portland has a few notable Irish pubs that bring festive spirit, especially around St. Patrick's Day, despite lacking a large Irish bar scene.

Portland promotes biofuels as clean energy but faces growing skepticism about their climate benefits.

Community support is essential for sustaining local journalism and the arts in Portland.

Biofuels are being scrutinized by the Portland city council due to potential risks associated with their use.

Portland settles a lawsuit with journalists and legal observers targeted by police during 2020 protests, paying $938K for constitutional rights violations.

Downtown Portland business owners report improved livability and safety as recovery progresses post-COVID.

Amaterra winery opened in January 2022 amid COVID-19 but quickly became popular for its scenic location and culinary offerings.