The Portland Mercury
The Riot Grrrls are Back in Town! Heavens to Betsy Reunite After 32 Years Away.
Riot grrrl legends Heavens to Betsy make a surprise, low-profile return in Portland, proving their raw, feminist energy and Corin Tucker’s powerhouse vocals are as essential as ever.
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6mGood Morning News: Powerful PDX Interests’ Dangerous Election Stunts, Kotek’s Second-Term Policy Proposals, Early Voting Begins in US States. By Jeremiah Hayden.
The Portland Mercury defends Councilor Mitch Green against political intimidation, while reporting on Governor Kotek's campaign, national election concerns, and international tensions involving Iran and the U.S.
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12mKnee-Jerk Reactions to Councilor Green’s Tweets Are Hypocritical and Dangerous.
Portland leaders and police are targeting Councilor Mitch Green over resurfaced 2020 tweets, a calculated political maneuver ignoring the systemic context of police violence and the upcoming local election.
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5mGood Morning, News: Mitch Green Tweet Scandal, a New Alleged Victim of Jesse Calhoun, and Funding Troubles for Local Violence Intervention. By Suzette Smith.
This edition covers a serial killer indictment, funding struggles for local non-profits, a political Twitter scandal, unique art performances, and international tensions regarding Canada's potential European Union associate status.
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12mIn Portland, Violence Interrupters Struggle to Keep a Steady Foothold.
Healing Hurt People provides essential, non-police support to gun violence survivors in Portland, bridging gaps in trauma care and social services despite ongoing challenges with precarious public funding.
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4mMen Are Monsters in Keith Rosson’s <i>Crone</i>
Portland author Keith Rosson explores the dark, lawless landscape of the Oregon coast in his gritty new thriller, Crone, where petty tyrants clash with an unstoppable, ancient supernatural force.