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The Limits of Nice

02/24/2012 By Randy Gragg

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The Long View

01/26/2012 By Randy Gragg

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The 99 Percent Solution?

Has Portland's plan for the future gotten lost in the consensus?

12/23/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor’s Note: The Gift of Mettle

11/23/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor’s Note: Dining Destinations

10/14/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor's Note: Rabbit Warren

09/21/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Art's Footprint

First Thursday celebrates 25 years of art walking.

08/19/2011 By Randy Gragg

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State of Refuge

07/22/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor’s Note: The Birth of a Park

Parks have always been a battle between expenses and aesthetics.

06/29/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor’s Note: Parks Near and Far

Reflecting on Zari Santner's three-decade career at Portland Parks

05/20/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Editor's Note: Food by Design

Food insecurity in Oregon has created a push for community-farming programs.

04/22/2011 By Randy Gragg

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A Yeon Centennial

The distance between the Columbia River Gorge and the Oregon coast, centuries-old art of China, Japan, ?and Italy, and one of Portland’s greatest homes can be measured in miles and years—or in the connections between the eye and hand of John Yeon.

03/09/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Golden Goals

With the Portland Timbers' first season as an MLS team fast approaching, over 10,000 season tickets have been sold. The question is, can the low-budget "Timbers Army" fan base that has been with the team for 10 seasons in an obscure second-tier league sur

02/11/2011 By Zach Dundas and Martin Patail

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Private Eye

01/14/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Bridge of Sighs

The rush-hour creep between Vancouver and Portland could lead almost anyone to conclude that traffic on the I-5 bridge over the Columbia River will only get worse.

12/22/2010 By Randy Gragg