SKINHEAD REVISITEDBY JOHN SCHRAG | A new book reexamines Portland's neo-Nazi legacy.
A Friend in the BusinessBY TAYLOR CLARK | Reservoir advocates accuse Portland's Water Bureau of playing favorites.
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Report Slams Mooney, Stoel RivesBY NIGEL JAQUISS | Fallout from Lewis & Clark's ill-fated loan lands on Oregon's largest law firm.
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Kendra James' REVENGEBY NICK BUDNICK | Mark Kroeker's handling of the controversial shooting led to his sudden exit.
MURMURSWW EDITORIAL STAFF | Giving scuttlebutt a chance.
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Winners & LosersWINNERS & LOSERSWW EDITORIAL STAFF | Where headlines go to die.
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Hitched.BY KIM COLTON | The bold truth about true love.
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LookDNA + PDX = BFDBY ELIZABETH DYE | The design festival you didn't know about.
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BS or Yes, Yes!BY MARK BAUMGARTEN, BYRON BECK, JOHN GRAHAM | N.Y. art-rockers Fischerspooner are on the block; our esteemed judges give their two cents.
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The Musicfest DiariesBY MARK BAUMGARTEN, KIM COLTON, ZACH DUNDAS, ELLEN FAGG, JOHN GRAHAM, JAY HORTON, GODFRE LEUNG, CORI TARATOOT, DAVID WALKER | Improper use of furniture, abusive robots, dancers on stilts, haunting tributes, after-hours revelry and Megababe. This was MusicfestNW 2003.
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VolumeProphet in TransitBY MARK BAUMGARTEN | Atmosphere looks down the road with Seven's Travels.
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Dinner for FiveBY DAVID WALKER | A flesh-eating virus makes a meal of five hapless campers in
Cabin Fever.
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Inspired LaurelsBY ROGER J. PORTER | Lauro's rich flavors, borrowed from a variety of Mediterranean influences, set apart this new eastside jewel.
Bite ClubTable ScrapsBY KELLY CLARKE | Johnny and Savannah in Old Town, p:ear takes Fife, and Peanut Butter and Ellie's regroups
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BibliofilesBibliofilesBY LISA WARNER | NEW BOOKS PLUCKED FROM THE PUBLISHING FRINGES
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