Doughnut kingpin Tres Shannon wants to make the whole city his fun park.
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At 2:42 am, Tres Shannon decides we need to see if Occupy Portland has shut down the Port of Portland.
It’s a Tuesday
morning, 30 minutes after Shannon’s weekly set at Dante’s with his
Kar
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Thanks to Julian Assange, we now know how Oregon’s top company fights corruption, counterfeiting and Croatian smugglers.
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Packed aboard buses and flatbed trucks, the workers rolled
through the wide boulevards of the central business district of
Indonesia’s capital toward the tall towers of the Jakarta Stock
Excha
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Portlanders pay a steep price in the nation’s toughest rental market.
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The first place Lindsay Bozanich finally found to rent this year came with fingernail clippings in the bed.
They
probably belonged to the former resident of her $800 Murphy
bed-equipped
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How a burger baron, four indie rockers, a bleeding-heart Muslim and a group of trash tour guides are fighting for the 99%.
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The air is hot and humid in the Portland Building’s dimly
lit second-floor auditorium. A mix of flannel-clad twentysomethings,
long-haired retirees and fussy neighborhood-watch types have filled
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A field guide to the six groups that will choose the next mayor.
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An L-shaped, linoleum-floored, union hall basement at Southeast 32nd Avenue and Powell Boulevard provided the perfect stage last week to show how power in Portland works. It was ther
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Introducing four Portlanders who do fabulous work for local nonprofits.
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You are about to meet a few special people.
When Willamette Week decided
to award prizes each year to Portlanders under the age of 36 who
perform great service for local
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An Oregon businessman wanted to get “filthy stinking rich.” Now he’s linked to a bribery case and risks losing his biggest customer: the U.S. Military.
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Many successful business owners can’t resist showing off.
They get their name in the newspaper...
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DJ Nick is back. He needs to get out of here, because DJ Nick is trouble.
He’s just one of the problem people the Safety/Peacekeeping Committee worries about in the Occupy Portland camps.
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It’s poor, it’s dangerous, it’s growing like crazy—and it’s more important than ever.
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In case you didn’t get the invite, Portland is an endless
party in a shining urban utopia where everyone has a $1,000 bicycle,
eats locally sourced gourmet dishes from food carts and is blindingly
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