The Democratic candidate for governor Nicholas Kristof vowed early this afternoon to appeal Secretary of State Shemia Fagan’s “troubling”
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Movie Madness Celebrates 30 Years With a Book Collecting Its Unique History
Earlier this year, on April 12, Movie Madness—the not-for-profit video store arm of the Hollywood Theatre—turned 30 years old.
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TriMet to Reduce Services by About 9% Due to “Most Significant” Staffing Shortfall in History
Beginning Jan. 9, 2022, TriMet will reduce its transit services on 21 of its 84 bus lines due to “severe staffing shortages,” the agency
Become an At-Home Bartender by Re-creating Quaintrelle Bar Manager Camille Cavan’s Recipe for Je ne sais quoi
The Oregon Supreme Court Dismisses Two Challenges to New Legislative Map
The Oregon Supreme Court today announced it had dismissed two different challenges to the new legislative boundaries lawmakers drew earlier this year.
State Sen. Betsy Johnson, Independent Candidate for Oregon Governor, Raises More than $2 Million
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Burgerville Reaches Contract Deal With Union, Pledges to Reopen Lents Location By End of Year
The union that represents Burgerville workers at four out of 10 Portland locations and the Vancouver, Wash.
White Bird Announces Spring 2022 Season and the We Are One Festival
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Intel Tells Employees They Must Be Vaccinated by Jan. 4, 2022
Intel, the largest private employer in Oregon, told its workers on Nov. 11 that they must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by Jan. 4, 2022 or have received a religious or medical exemption.