The Portland Mercury
Portland Vampire Novel Coffin Moon Will Be Adapted for a TV Series.
Portland author Keith Rosson discusses the potential television adaptation of his vampire novel Coffin Moon, currently being developed by Paramount and Jessica Biel’s production company, Iron Ocean.
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7mGood Morning, News: Human Being, Police Dog Shot and Killed in Portland; Clean Energy Fund Goes to Eugene; Is Trump Playing to His MAGMA Base? By Jeremiah Hayden.
This edition covers Portland's heated city council elections, the proposed Eugene Clean Energy Fund, a tragic police shooting involving a K9, and various national and international political updates.
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10mWill Billboard Attacks Be Enough to Oust Portland’s Progressives?
Wealthy interests are utilizing billboard campaigns and opaque political action committees to target progressive Portland City Council incumbents, sparking concerns about transparency and campaign finance tactics in local elections.
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6mGood Morning, News: Portland Mayor Breaks Tie Vote for Zenith, Introducing Our Citywide Dolly Parton Day, and Other Such Glitter That Is Gold. By Suzette Smith.
This briefing covers Portland city council decisions, police controversy, tax proposals, national censorship issues, immigration enforcement concerns, and recent updates regarding COVID-19 wastewater tracking metrics.
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14mEugene Voters to Weigh Clean Energy Fund Modeled After PCEF
Eugene voters are considering the Clean Energy Fund, an initiative inspired by Portland's successful climate program, despite intense opposition from business groups concerned about potential economic impacts.
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7mRomancing Portland Taught Me How to Embrace Writing Smut.
An aspiring romance writer navigates the inaugural Romancing Portland convention, seeking advice on writing explicit scenes while encountering authors, masquerade balls, and a memorable interaction with actor Ben Barnes.