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Councilors, who heard the rationale behind the ranking at a Tuesday meeting, were only partially in agreement with the parks department’s suggestions.

After triumphantly announcing that its $30 million budget deficit had been slashed in half earlier this year thanks to better-than-expected federal funding, the city of Portland’s housing authority last week said it had miscalculated the numbers.

The policy passed well before the explosive rise of AI, and therefore offers no guidance for how the district should navigate such software.

While business groups have pushed to modify the marginal income tax that funds Preschool for All, county commissioners appear focused on the program’s mounting expenses.

Portland Parks & Recreation lacked the money to either restore it or demolish the structure. That decision is now moot.

In a press conference Tuesday evening, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver expressed dismay at the pace of negotiations over renovating Moda Center, and said a potential deal to keep the Trail Blazers in Portland “seems to have gone off track.”

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Legal challenges have so far delayed the ordinance from taking effect since it was passed four years ago. It was not immediately clear when the ban would go into effect.

Work on the Cutter Garage on Swan Island is expected to be completed in 2027. It will replace the long-troubled Kerby Garage.

A few months after officials pledged to get the deflection program back on track, WW decided to check on their progress.

In short, not only are we all doomed, we don’t even get a nice, peaceful island where we can pitch a hammock and wait for the end.

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