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Dame Time
A new rotation, cardboard cutout crowds, and the first five games
12/21/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Rodentia
Some 250 of these furry pets were discovered in a one-bedroom apartment in Lane County, from whence they journeyed this week.
12/20/2020 With Ainslee Dicken
Dispatch
Portland’s Black community is relatively small—and yet, it certainly does not speak with a single voice.
12/19/2020 By Jagger Blaec
Arts & Culture
John Simpkins has lived and painted out of a schoolhouse in Andrews, Oregon, for a decade. Now he’s looking for a new home.
12/18/2020 By Christen McCurdy
Shop Local
Artists, athletes, musicians, business boosters, and celebs encourage Portlanders to take their love to town—or rather, spend their dollars in town.
12/18/2020 By Margaret Seiler
True Crime
In the codes and on the calendar, here is just some of the Zynchronicity around Richard Gaikowski, a suspect in the Zodiac killings.
12/16/2020 By Jordan Michelman
Feature
Tom Voigt thinks he knows who was behind the crime of the century.
Education
Attendance and grading data show gaps widening for BIPOC students
12/14/2020 By Julia Silverman
Design
From night vision cameras to satellites to the humble iPhone, a look behind the scenes
12/14/2020 By Marty Patail
News
A look at the independent journalists who have live-streamed the revolution.
12/06/2020 By Fiona McCann
History
Fifteen women of color worked together to stitch the quilt, which is almost 50 years old.
12/04/2020 By Ainslee Dicken
Friends and neighbors of victims have rallied to create a nonprofit that "blankets the city with love."
12/03/2020 By Fiona McCann
Light a Fire
“I feel that the more that we can express and share our creativity, the healthier we’re going to be as a planet.”
12/02/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
And that’s a good thing.
12/02/2020 By Margaret Seiler
At our “Caring for the Planet” award winner, it’s always baby bird season.
12/02/2020 By Julia Silverman
Transition Projects combats homelessness with deeply affordable housing units built for long-term societal change.
12/02/2020 By Morgan Westling
Queer and trans Oregonians owe the nonprofit some significant policy victories.
12/02/2020 By Conner Reed
How one nonprofit has become a beacon of hope, health, and self-sufficiency.
12/02/2020 By Riley Blake
The North Portland nonprofit works with schools, families, and partner organizations to provide support for students and their families, in academia and beyond.
12/02/2020 By Fiona McCann
Within days of COVID-19’s official arrival in Oregon in late winter, the Contingent sensed an urgent need for help among its foster families.
12/02/2020 By Marty Patail
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