The Portland Mercury
Good Morning, News: US Agreement with Iran Returns Strait Status Quo, Department of War Ads Play at Regal Theaters, and Oil Prices Drop but Are Still High. By Suzette Smith.
Portland faces a heatwave while local news covers labor disputes at Disability Rights Oregon, the passing of actress Daveigh Chase, and significant international shifts regarding Iran and Ukraine.
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6mTen Bumbershoot Acts Worth the Trip to Seattle
This article highlights must-see acts at this year's Bumbershoot music festival in Seattle, offering Portlanders compelling reasons to make the trip for an unforgettable late-summer concert experience.
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6mTen Bumbershoot Acts Worth the Trip to Seattle
This article highlights must-see acts at this year's Bumbershoot music festival in Seattle, offering Portlanders compelling reasons to make the trip for an unforgettable late-summer concert experience.
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5mPortland Fire Fans Say Moda Center Kicked Them Out For Anti-Transphobia Shirt.
Fans were ejected from the Moda Center after venue staff targeted their protest shirt, sparking a debate over free speech, venue policies, and the use of taxpayer funds.
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5mGood Morning News: E-biker Shot Blocks From Downtown Police Station, County Chair Defends Moda Negotiator, Colombia Quake (Look for the Helpers). By Jeremiah Hayden.
This briefing covers local Portland incidents, including a downtown shooting and political controversies, alongside international news regarding a major earthquake in Colombia and updates on U.S. presidential actions.
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4mOK Chicken Rules Pok Pok’s Old Roost
Earl Ninsom breathes new life into the historic former Pok Pok space with OK Chicken and Khao Soi, delivering bold Northern Thai flavors in an iconic Portland location.