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In Zenith Energy Transfer, the Public Wants Assurances. Is the City Listening?
Portland City Council debates transferring a terminal franchise from Zenith Energy to I Squared Capital, sparking public concern over transparency, safety, and the company's commitment to renewable…
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4mGood Morning, News: Portland Smoke Begins To Clear, Senate Committee Votes To Hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in Contempt. By Suzette Smith.
This daily briefing covers Portland’s clearing skies and local sports and music updates, alongside national political developments and a reflective look back on the anniversary of Hiroshima.
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7mSellwood Community House Curates Free Live Music in Sellwood Park All Summer Long
Sellwood Community House is enlivening Portland's Sellwood Park with a vibrant summer schedule featuring diverse live music series, community-focused programming, and revitalized neighborhood spaces for all to enjoy.
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6mWill the Portland Fire Have Time to Turn Their Season Around?
As the Portland Fire navigate a challenging losing streak and the loss of key player Sarah Ashlee Barker, the team looks to regroup for their upcoming game against Toronto.
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6mYr City’s a Sucker: The Best LCD Soundsystem Songs (Released Since They Last Played in Portland)
As LCD Soundsystem returns to Portland for long-awaited shows, we revisit the band's evolution and top tracks released since their surprise comeback began over a decade ago.
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8mEffort to Send Climate Dollars to Cops Won’t Qualify For November Ballot. By Courtney Vaughn and Jeremiah Hayden.
Portland’s Enhanced Community Safety Initiative failed to qualify for the November ballot after organizers submitted insufficient valid signatures, prompting planned legal action from the initiative's chief petitioners.