Q & A When Kevin Holtzman moved here from The Dalles last fall, he looked on Monster.com for a job to tide him over while getting ready to start school at Portland State University.What the 29-year-old foun ... More
Kevin Holtzman
Going tram-surfing with an operator for Portland's newest transit option.
Q & A When Kevin Holtzman moved here from The Dalles last fall, he looked on Monster.com for a job to tide him over while getting ready to start school at Portland State University.What the 29-year-old foun ... More
Jerome Lentini
"Botox Doc" says in pre-prison interview that if he's wrong, so are a lot of other doctors.
Q & A On the eve of his 18-month imprisonment after pleading guilty in connection with his use of a non-FDA-approved botulism toxin treatment on patients wanting to look younger, Dr. Jerome Lentini says he ... More
Djimet Dogo
An African man who stood up to his own government now helps African refugees in Portland.
Q & A Djimet Dogo arrived in Portland more than seven years ago from Chad, where the government threatened him for publishing a critical report about the Central African nation's practice of killing alleged ... More
Ramona Kenady
WW finds one Oregonian who loves the Legislature.
Q & A When the Oregon Legislature opened its 2007 session on Monday, nobody was more excited than Ramona Kenady, chief clerk of the House of Representatives.You won't often see Kenady's name in the paper. B ... More
Nancy Hamilton
Mayor's departing chief of staff on whether she's "passionate" or a "pushy bitch."
Q & A A burst of orange flowers sits on Nancy Hamilton's desk in the elegant City Hall office she announced last week she's leaving. It's the day after Hamilton, 46, publicly stated that she would be steppi ... More
Wade Mccollum
What a standout Portland actor really thinks about local theater.
Q & A The cheerful Portland Center Stage volunteer summed up actor Wade McCollum's status as Portland theater royalty when she picked up the phone to page him: "You must be here to write another rave about ... More
Richard Lamm
The former governor of Colorado comes to Portland with a message: Your Medicare-loving grandma may be a welfare queen.
Q & A Former Colorado governor Richard Lamm is a pro-assisted suicide, anti-illegal immigration Democrat whose political career in his home state and on the national stage is marked by attention-getting ini ... More
Karen Leppmann
A longtime toy-store owner wonders if downtown construction will dampen holiday cheer.
Randy Bluffstone
A Thanskgiving check-in with a Portlander far from home.
Q & A Randy Bluffstone is 8,505 miles away from home this Thanksgiving.The 46-year-old Portland State University economics professor is spending the current academic year working in Ethiopia at the Ethiopia ... More
Brian Ferriso
New Portland Art Museum executive director says what he really thinks about football fans and art snobs.
Q & A Brian Ferriso comes to his new job as executive director at the Portland Art Museum from a similar post in Oklahoma, where he remembers battling stiff competition for the entertainment dollar.That com ... More
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Afghanistan-born author will tell Portlanders about another history—one that’s Islamic-centered. Rev. Mark Kiyimba
On the front lines of the fight for gay rights in Uganda. Tina Franklin
Why this woman likes having other people’s babies. Richard Lariviere
The UO president talks about a big bond issue, Phil Knight and how sports is like Lady Gaga.
Planned Parenthood’s president on Congress, the HPV vaccine and why men use her group’s clinics. Dwight Holton
Oregon’s top federal prosecutor on the JTTF, Portland City Council and the iPad. Sarah Weddington
What the lawyer who argued Roe V. Wade in the 1970s now thinks about the women’s movement and Barack Obama. Hotseat: David Fidanque
The head of Oregon’s ACLU calls B.S. On JTTF. Marcus Griffith
The reporter who first called B.S. on the Bethany Storro acid attack. Hotseat: Jarrett Walker
A Portland transit expert says we shouldn’t fall in love with trains when buses will do. Hotseat: Tamim Ansary
Afghanistan-born author will tell Portlanders about another history—one that’s Islamic-centered. Rev. Mark Kiyimba
On the front lines of the fight for gay rights in Uganda. Tina Franklin
Why this woman likes having other people’s babies. Richard Lariviere
The UO president talks about a big bond issue, Phil Knight and how sports is like Lady Gaga.
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