Rogue of the Week Last June, the American Laser Centers clinic in Beaverton closed, leaving many of its patients out thousands of dollars for hair removal procedures they never received. The Rogue Desk understands this ...   More

Rogue of the Week The Rogue Desk understands that charitable donors don’t have to fund their opponents. Nonetheless, we’re anointing the Archdiocese of Portland this week’s Rogue for refusing help to ...   More

Rogue of the Week State Rep. Margaret Doherty (D-Tigard) is relatively new to Salem. She replaced former Rep. Larry Galizio in House District 35 just one year ago after Galizio left his post for the top job at Clatsop ...   More

Rogue of the Week In an Aug. 28 profile of Grant High School’s new principal, Vivian Orlen, The Oregonian described the principal’s recent decision to reconfigure Grant High’s main office as a “ ...   More

Rogue of the Week Wong’s King Seafood Restaurant typically wins big accolades for being Portland’s pinnacle of Chinese cuisine. Four years ago, Portland Monthly magazine surveyed the foodie zeitgeist and na ...   More

Rogue of the Week The recession has left Oregon among the 10 states with the worst unemployment rates—the latest numbers released Aug. 17 put Oregon’s July rate at 10.6 percent. And with us already starting ...   More

Rogue of the Week This week, an estimated 35,000 Boy Scouts descend on rural Virginia for the 2010 National Scout Jamboree—a convention celebrating the Scouts’ 100th anniversary. Make that 34,999. Missing f ...   More

Rogue of the Week Next month, the Oregon State Fair ignites Salem for the 148th year, transforming the fairgrounds into what organizers call Oregon’s second largest “city.” But two recent traditions ...   More

Rogue of the Week Many of the estimated 45,000 Portlanders who have signed up for wireless Internet since last year from Clear are already aware of the company’s sporadic signal strength and unpredictable downloa ...   More

Rogue of the Week Donald Trump smiles from the home page of his “university’s” website and promises to make you into a real-estate tycoon in three days. But two Oregonians who paid thousands for that ...   More