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Councilors’ Proposal Would Make Mega-Corporations Pay to Address Inequality, Budget Woes
Portland councilors propose a "Fair Share Tax" to increase levies on mega-corporations with high CEO-to-worker pay ratios, potentially generating $72 million while providing tax relief to small local…
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4mAll You Can Eat at Alma
Alma reopens in Portland with an enticing all-you-can-eat Balkan feast. Experience authentic flavors, vibrant atmosphere, and legendary dishes in this reimagined family-inspired dining destination.
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7mPortland Fire Treats Fans to a 90-82 Win Against Valkyries to Close Season
The Portland Fire capped their season with a historic 90-82 overtime comeback victory against the Valkyries, fueled by passionate fan support and a resilient, rising young roster.
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9mGood Morning, News: Portland Police Chief Faces Elections Complaints, Trump’s Disastrous (and Scary) UN General Conference Speech, and a Big Contribution to the University of Nike. By Taylor Griggs.
This morning's news covers local controversies in Portland, legal battles involving ICE, university donations, national media disputes, international tensions, and a major labor settlement in New York City.
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7mMayor Wilson Rams Through Massive Fossil Fuel Deal in Second-Ever Tie-Breaking Vote
Mayor Keith Wilson cast a tie-breaking vote to approve the transfer of a city fossil fuel franchise from Zenith Energy to investment firm I Squared Capital despite public concern.
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8mState Complaints Allege Portland Police Chief Broke State Rules Prohibiting Political Activity
Portland Police Chief Bob Day faces state complaints alleging he violated laws regarding political activity by public employees after criticizing a city councilor's resurfaced 2020 social media posts.