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You might remember Portland lawyer John F. Bradach's efforts a few years ago to impeach then-President George W. Bush and then-Vice President Dick Cheney. Those came up short. But Bradach's work to honor his nephew, who was killed in Iraq, remains active.

John Bradach tells us about his sister Lynn Bradach's appointment as ...   More

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Just as in life, Jada Mae Langloss' words and message continue to resonate five years after her death.

Street Roots has created a memorial blog to celebrate the life of Langloss, a frequent political candidate as well as a homeless...   More

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The Multnomah County Democrats have selected Lew Frederick (photo above) , Karol Collymore an...   More

News Portland metro-area residents have until Nov. 8 to comment on a new bike master plan that aims to triple the city’s 300-mile bike network and quadruple the number of riders. The city’s fir ...   More

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An alleged white supremacist from Portland accused of mailing a noose to an NAACP member in Ohio creates a fair amount of racial tension on its own. Imagine the surprise when a federal judge appoints a black attorney to represent the defendant.

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Oregon white supremacist Daniel Lee Jones will appear in court this afternoon on federal charges for allegedly threatening a NAACP leader in Ohio by mailing a noose to the organization's Lima, Ohio office in February 2008.

Authorities say Jones...   More

News When the Oregon Liquor Control Commission meets next week to review happy-hour restrictions made outdated by the Web, Oba Restaurante manager Randy Noia says it’s a chance to end the charade. Th ...   More

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Earlier reports of a endorsement deal between Nike and Michael Vick —now denied by Nike— caused a WW reader to remind us of why a deal would have been a curious move for Phil Knig...   More

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All of Portland may not be thrilled over the arrival of point guard Andre Miller.

At today's media day at the Rose Garden as the Trail Blazers open camp ...   More

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The asterisk has been dropped from Veronica Rodriguez's freedom after the Oregon Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that Measure 11's mandatory sentencing law is too harsh in certain circumstances such as Rodriguez's.
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