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President Bill Clinton revisited the City of Roses last night for the World Affairs Council International Speaker Series at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and spoke to a predominantly gray-haired crowd of admirers. After a harrowing extra half-hour wait featuring the Out of Africa theme on re...   More

News A story line in Doonesbury last week about a grassroots movement in Vermont to impeach President Bush and Vice President Cheney poses a question: Is there a similar campaign in Oregon? The answer is ...   More

News THURSDAY, APRIL 19 Regional Livability Summit: Earth Week 2007 Learn about the biggest challenges facing the metro area and hear sage words from environmentalist Denis Hayes, national coordinator of ...   More

News For once this year, Portland protesters are picketing a U.S. senator besides Republican Gordon Smith. Last week, about 200 demonstrators carried placards reading "Fair Trade Not Free Trade! and "Stop ...   More

Special Section So, you just bought your dream home, complete with moldy basement, leaky taps, broken doors and tiny cabinets. Sure, it's a fixer-upper, but it's got a great view, right? Don't lose hope. Here's a bri ...   More

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Just when you thought you lived in a blue state-- or at least a blue metro area—the President's evil brain comes to town to sow some nasty seeds in the turds of Tigard.

Thanks to the tireless staff at BlueOregon, the undisclosed locati...   More

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Now you might have smugly patted yourself on the back about the slick organ donor “D” sticker you have on your driver's license, but that just might not be enough.

As the system now stands, even with the “D” the final say about your leftover organs, eyes an...   More

News State Rep. Tina Kotek has introduced a bill that might seem of greater interest to Eastern Oregon than metro Portland. But the North Portland Democrat says her bill addressing work done by animal-dis ...   More

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While setting up a live shot in friendly 'ol Vancouver for KPTV reporter Jamie Wilson, photographer Pete Herman Franzen found himself beaten to the ground by a drunk who had reportedly<...   More

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A new seedling in the Silicon Forest? Portland-based start-up SplashCast is reaching for the top of the canopy. Offering a unique platform for its users to become their own broadcasting network, the small company has acquired roughly 4,000 u...   More