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A Bridge Too False
Turns out most of the case for the $3.6 billion Columbia River Crossing Isn’t true.
Cover Story If anyone should love the idea of creating jobs and boosting the Oregon economy, it’s Katie Eyre Brewer. Eyre Brewer is a freshman Republican representative from Hillsboro, as well as a form More
Dirt Roads, Dead Ends
Portland has 59 miles of unpaved streets. Guess who promised to fix them.
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Best New Band 2011
The 10 local acts Portland’s music insiders are talking about (and listening to).
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Everything old is new again in Portland’s coffee scene.
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The Truth Has Set Her Free
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Your Teacher Is F’d
The Oregon Education Association gave Kitzhaber more than a million bucks, and now he’s giving it pay cuts and pink slips.
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Plastic Crusader
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