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Transit Justice Group OPAL Reaches End of Line
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (458+ words) The nonprofit that longed served as a political lobby for transit riders—OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon—is officially dead. Two years after laying off its staff, and after many more years suffering financial uncertainty, the board of the longstanding transit…...
Contribution of the Week: $50,000
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (201+ words) Who got it? Gov. Tina Kotek, who’s running for reelection in a rematch with state Sen. Christine Drazan (R-Canby), reminiscent of their 2022 race. This appears to be the first campaign contribution by Rule42, and the first time James has given to…...
To Close Schools, Portland Public Schools Must Overcome Fierce Pushback From the Teachers Union
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (1235+ words) Most of the seats in the Grant High School auditorium were empty when the Portland School Board met Sept. 1. But the first two rows of seats were blue. That color glowed from the union T-shirts worn by members of the…...
Trail Vigilantes Clear Paths When the Government Won’t
5+ day, 7+ min ago (1787+ words) On a sunny July day, a man crouched over some bushes, clippers in hand, at the milepost 10 snow gate on Larch Mountain Road, the highest road managed by Multnomah County. He was clearing away brush from the parking area. He…...
Up Up Books Teaming Up With Buckman Journal in New Location
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (287+ words) “He had a vision,” Gutman says. That vision is a mixed use-space with a publisher, bookstore and art gallery all under one roof, with space for workshops and events. The newly dubbed PALS building (Portland Arts and Literary Society) has…...
The Mammoth Tax Bill Owed by the Obscure Owner of a Salem Computer Repair Shop Defies Belief as Well as Payment
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (834+ words) According to the Oregon Department of Revenue, the biggest tax deadbeat in the state is 32, owns a modest computer repair shop in downtown Salem, and rents a suburban tract home valued at $584,000. This Oregonian of apparently limited wealth somehow owes…...
Readers Respond to Hydro Hogs and Universal Heath Care
1+ week, 1+ day ago (430+ words) Andrew Schwartz has written an excellent article about the Universal Health Plan Governance Board [Murmurs, WW, Aug. 19]. Ken Rosenberg, MD, MPHNortheast Portland Willamette Week’s “Hydro Hogs” article [Aug. 19] highlights households that collectively used approximately 19 million gallons of water in one…...
Council Advances Resolution Opposing NDAs in Data Center Talks
1+ week, 4+ day ago (404+ words) The Portland City Council advanced a resolution Tuesday that asks city officials to negotiate with data centers in broad daylight. An item introduced by progressive councilors urges city administrator Raymond C. Lee III to not enter into nondisclosure agreements with data…...
Facing Budget Shortfall, Home Forward Plans to Increase Portion of Income Most Clients Pay on Rent
1+ week, 4+ day ago (537+ words) Home Forward, the city of Portland’s housing authority, plans to increase the portion of income the vast majority of its tenants and voucher holders must pay on rent in an effort to close an estimated $31 million budget gap. Unlike how…...
Emails Reveal An Unresolved Dispute Over the Costs of Staging Waterfront Festivals
1+ week, 4+ day ago (929+ words) This summer, the Portland Rose Festival and the Waterfront Blues Festival drew throngs of Portlanders to the banks of the Willamette River for elote, fireworks and the New Orleans sound of Tank and the Bangas. The good vibes papered over…...