Food Reviews & Stories
I was nervous the first time, shuffling
my feet and crumpling the top of the paper bag as I waited for the
barista’s attention. “I want something that will go well with this,” I
offer caut
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Food Reviews & Stories
We know Portland teenagers are all tucked in bed by the
city’s curfew, which is 10:15 pm on school nights and midnight on
weekends. But if, hypothetically, they were out late—perhaps coming
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News
For the third consecutive election cycle, Old Town on Friday night witnessed one of the most extraordinary traditions in the race for Portland mayor: the Voodoo Doughnut eating contest.All three major mayoral candidates—Eileen Brady, Charlie Hales and Jefferson Smith—appeared and paid homage to the 24-hour doughnut phenomenon run by entrepreneurs Tres Shannon and Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson."They're ...
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R.I.P. THEORY: Portland MC and producer Gavin “Theory” Soens died
of cancer April 10. The 27-year-old was in his home, surrounded by
friends and family. Soens is best known for his band, Hives
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How Tres Shannon’s fun center got shook up, shut down and evicted.
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Tres Shannon had big dreams for the Portland P Palace.
Back in December, the Voodoo Doughnut co-founder gave WW a tour of the bar and fun center he was putting together in an old car dealership at 2
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Doughnut kingpin Tres Shannon wants to make the whole city his fun park.
Cover Story
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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Food & Drink
Tres Shannon, co-owner of Voodoo Doughnut, and Polly Bangs, the founder of the at-risk youth job skills training program Urban Opportunities, will soon open Portand P Palace in a former car dealership at Northeast 24th Avenue and Sandy Boulevard. What's a P Palace? According to Bangs, it's "Portland's Premier Putt-Putt Course serving Potables and Provisions...and a lot of other things that begin with ...
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For several weeks now, Storm Large has been appearing on stage in L.A. at the Mark Taper forum, in a revue called "Harps and Angels" of songs by Randy Newman, the pop singer/composer/pianist. Large performs along with Michael McKean and Katey Sagal (best known as the mom on Married . . . with Children). The reviews? The Los Angeles Times did a strange thing and reviewed the show by asking Newman ...
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