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Southeast small businesses challenged by rising rents

We all know that small businesses suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic, and some of them still feel the ...

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Oregon Senate rejects bill making big tech pay for local journalism as session end nears

The bill’s author told the Capital Chronicle after the vote that she would be reintroducing the bill next ...

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St. Agatha School presents stage musical ‘Frozen Jr.’

Students in Sellwood’s St. Agatha Catholic School were busy this spring, preparing for their May 16th and 17th ...

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Holy Family Pastor & Woodstock businessman in Philippines ‘humanitarian outreach’

Earlier this year, Father Rodel de Mesa and Gene Dieringer together boarded an EVA Airlines International Flight to ...

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Brooklyn distillery releases a limited-edition bourbon: “503 Distilling”, in the Iron Fireman complex on S.E. 17th Avenue in ...

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Closed two years, a new ‘food cart pod’ appears on Foster Road

When it opened at the corner of S.E. 52nd Avenue at Foster Road back in 2010, in the ...

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A new gift shop opens in Woodstock

A gift store with unique greeting cards, jewelry from local and national artists, gloves, scarves, hats, cozy socks, ...

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HISTORY: The Great Migration to Oregon – and those who made it

We’ve regularly written in this space about the origins and growth of Inner Southeast Portland from its earliest ...

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CHS students complete a block-long mural on SE 25th Avenue

Murielle Adair, the parent of a Cleveland High School student, this spring guided student artists in completing a ...

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Motorcyclist dead in ‘T-bone’ crash on SE Powell

On the overcast, but dry, Tuesday afternoon of May 13th – just before 2 p.m. – a beige ...

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Woodstock foot race raises awareness & money for mothers with cancer

An arc of 100 balloons floated over the 42nd Avenue unimproved right-of-way, as two hundred fifty people slowly ...

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Record-setting Woodstock Neighborhood Plant Sale raises $10,000

In the eight o’clock hour on Saturday morning, May 10, the volunteers behind the annual Woodstock Neighborhood Plant ...

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Its funding at risk, Creston-Kenilworth’s ‘Community Music Center’ celebrates 70 years

Tickets for the Community Music Center’s “70th Anniversary & Faculty Celebration” on Saturday, May 3, were “sold out” ...

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District 3 City Councilors hold Town Hall at Lane Middle School

Although the official City of Portland Budget Hearings, now over, didn’t include any meetings in Southeast Portland, the ...

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Driver smashes car in front of Woodstock’s Subway restaurant

A single car accident that left a Toyota “Echo” high-sided in front of the Woodstock Subway restaurant puzzled ...

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‘Earth Day’ celebrated at Reed College

On the campus of Reed College, the “Quad” was teeming with activity as an “Earth Celebration” was underway ...

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Woodstock ‘Hope in Despair’ book reading by local author

Those present for a book reading by Brentwood-Darlington author Kristen Magis, this spring at the recently-opened “Shop Halo ...

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Nineteenth ‘82nd Avenue of Roses Parade’ called best one yet

Nary a raindrop fell from the overcast sky on Saturday morning, April 26th, as the 19th Annual 82nd ...

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Mayor Wilson chooses Franklin High for ‘State of the City’ address

On Friday, May 2, Portland’s new Mayor, Keith Wilson, delivered his first “State of the City” address, under ...

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Home gardeners learn to tame stormwater at Creston-Kenilworth workshop

Ironically, an epic thunder-and-hail storm predicted for Wednesday afternoon, March 26, kept away many of those who’d signed ...