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Lloyd Center to Close to the Public Aug. 8

Quietly Powerful Multnomah County Health Board Ousts New Chair

Kotek Vetoes Controversial Public Meetings Bill

Kotek’s Executive Order to Reset Student Instructional Time Fans Flames in Portland

Opponents of Climate Protection Program Ask Court to Halt Oregon’s Controversial Emissions Reduction Regulation

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What We’re Cooking This Week: Balsamic Pickled Strawberries

What We’re Cooking This Week: Balsamic Pickled Strawberries

If you’ve given into the temptation of pretty but flavorless out-of-season strawberries, pickle them.

Six Years After Its Removal, the Thompson Elk Is Back

Six Years After Its Removal, the Thompson Elk Is Back

Celebrate ‘Elk Week’ at the community unveiling party or by seeing ‘The Elk’ Documentary

With Sosta House, Lerzi, and Winery Lane Collective, Mia Ponzi Builds on Her Family’s Legacy

With Sosta House, Lerzi, and Winery Lane Collective, Mia Ponzi Builds on Her Family’s Legacy

Each business’s thoughtful details and close-knit crew of friends turned co-workers are all Mia.

Shen Yun Performances Will Go On at the Keller Despite Controversy

Shen Yun Performances Will Go On at the Keller Despite Controversy

At least one patron is set on shutting the whole thing down.

Lloyd Center to Close to the Public Aug. 8

Lloyd Center to Close to the Public Aug. 8

The mall is already more than 90% vacant but some remaining tenants are holding out hope for an appeal.