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With a Tentative Agreement Reached Between PPS and Teachers' Union, Students Will Return To School
If the union and school board approve the tentative agreement, the historic Portland Public Schools strike will officially come to an end.
MusicOregon Awards $57,000 in Grants to 18 Portland- and Vancouver-Area Musicians
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New Thing in the Lloyd Center: Secret Room Workshop Pop-Up
Through December 23, the little gallery will host art shows, present workshops, and sell riso-printer art.
Protesters Picket Boeing Over Weapons Shipments to Israel
Activists blocked entrances at Boeing’s Gresham plant, saying the company needs to be held accountable for its role in the Hamas/Israel war that has killed thousands.
Amid Teachers' Strike, Other Portland Public Schools Staff File Grievance With District
Members of the Portland Federation of School Professionals say the district has asked them to perform work outside their contract.
The Rumors Are True—North Portland Jazz Club, the 1905, Is Closing
The club built a reputation for top-tier talent performances, but could not escape its looming financial problems.
Film Review: Todd Haynes' May December Is a Lifetime Movie With a Semiotics Degree
This holiday season, Julianne Moore gives us one of cinema's greatest lisps.
Portland, Appreciate A Wynne When You Have One
The rapper's homecoming show promises bad-bitch anthems, special surprises, and fans screaming her complex, confident lyrics.
City Council Won’t Let Go of Bureau Control as Charter Reform Transition Continues
In the race to implement government changes, commissioners break with the mayor over a timeline for bringing in deputy city administrators.
After the Teachers’ Strike, How Will PPS Make Up For Lost Time?
The strike is still ongoing, but concerns about students meeting educational requirements are taking hold.
Portland City Commissioners Push Back on Mayor’s Plans For Government Transition
A fiery work session is just one example of clashes between city commissioners and mayor’s office over plans to prepare for a new, 12-person council
Jewish Activists Blockade Rep. Earl Blumenauer's Portland Office For Second Time in Two Weeks
Hours before an Israel/Hamas truce announcement, protesters pressured the Oregon congressman to follow Sen. Jeff Merkley’s call for a cease-fire in Gaza.
City Council Watered Down Police Oversight Approved by Voters, Advisory Group Says
Members of Portland's Police Accountability Commission lambast city's proposed code revisions, which now call for police to help shape oversight board.
"Free, Free Palestine": Portlanders Rally for Gazans, Ask Local Politicians to Support Cease-Fire
A rally on October 28 was the latest in a string of local protests supporting Palestine.
At Portland Fall Art Shows: Flemish Snack Bags, Sculptures of Daily Detritus, and Other Wonders
Find a visual feast at Portland art galleries like SE Cooper Contemporary and Japanese American Museum of Oregon.
Portland Jewish Activists Rally for Cease-Fire in Gaza
As Oregon’s elected leaders convey steadfast support for Israel, protests highlight civilian casualties.
"We Don't Cross Picket Lines": Benson High School Construction Workers Walk Off The Job In Solidarity With Striking Teachers
"We aren’t gonna build this thing if [PPS] doesn't meet their demands," one union electrician said.
Live Show Review: Liz Phair's Exile in Guyville 30th Anniversary Tour
The Portland stop was a happy-sad, nostalgia-induced crying jag trip through time.
City Council Approves Independent Monitor to Watch Over Cops
The monitor will determine if Portland Police remain compliant with the DOJ’s demands regarding the bureau’s excessive use of force.
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