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Books, Books, Books
The Central Library is closing again in 2023 for at least six months for more renovations. Plus more library news and notes!
10/27/2022 By Julia Silverman
Get Out
Thanks to early-season snowfall and our third La Niña year in a row, the winter sports forecast is looking very promising.
10/25/2022 By Julia Silverman
Soccer
A stoppage-time goal from Crystal Dunn gives Portland the win over San Diego, and a ticket to the final on October 29 in Washington, DC.
10/24/2022 By Margaret Seiler
Analysis
A red wave isn't coming for the city (where offices are nonpartisan, anyway), but all signs point to a restless electorate looking for a new direction.
10/24/2022 By Julia Silverman
Q&A
The Portland-born author, filmmaker, and creative director shares his go-tos and the changes he's looking forward to most in the city.
10/20/2022 By Dalila Brent
Business
An Oregonian hit paydirt on the first episode of this season. But what about seasons gone by?
10/18/2022 By Julia Silverman
Civic Duty
And it’s easy to do online. Don’t miss out on all the Election Day fun!
10/17/2022 By Margaret Seiler
Wildfire
The fires sparked during this unseasonably warm October are driving our subpar air quality, too.
10/17/2022 By Sam Stites
With just over three weeks until Election Day, the President is coming to Stumptown to stump for Democratic candidates.
10/13/2022 By Julia Silverman
The announcement follows a scathing report that detailed cover-ups of abuse within Thorns club and across the NWSL.
10/11/2022 By Sam Stites
Media
City Cast Portland wants your eyeballs and your ears.
10/07/2022 By Julia Silverman
Life and Death
A new study identifies barriers to accurately reflecting a person’s gender identity after death—and proposes some common sense solutions.
10/06/2022 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen
Fitness
We talked to founder Sadie Lincoln to find out what’s next.
10/05/2022 By Julia Silverman
Health
The CDC has changed its guidelines on masking in hospitals and elsewhere, but Oregon officials have an eye on flu season.
10/04/2022 By Julia Silverman
The answers to who knew what, when, appear to be everyone, and early—including Thorns and Timbers owner Merritt Paulson and exec Gavin Wilkinson.
10/04/2022 By Margaret Seiler
RIP
Wieden, one half of Portland's iconic ad agency, died Friday, September 30, at the age of 77.
10/03/2022 By Julia Silverman
Baseball Explainer
The longest postseason drought in major league sports may be about to end. How are we feeling, everyone?
09/30/2022 By Margaret Seiler
Aid
From blood to cash donations, here are things Oregonians can do.
09/30/2022 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen and Fiona McCann
Politics
Here's what to watch for when the three leading contenders take the stage.
09/27/2022 By Julia Silverman
Animals
Bethanee Hamilton (@PardonThyFrench) is a sassy social media mogul determined to encourage an uptick in pet adoption.
09/26/2022 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen
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