Why Are Portland's Leaders Opposing Proposed Charter Reforms?
Hint: It might be because the reforms dilute their power.
This Week In Portland Food News
Gregory Gourdet Opens A Bar, Voodoo Doughnut Workers Unionize, and Captain Ankeny's Says Goodbye
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The Trash Report
Adam Levine Must See the Booty, Bill Maher Must Be Mad At Children, and Betty White Must Have Been a Miner
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Review: A New Documentary Shines Light on Abuse Within the Portland Thorns and Women's Soccer
Truth Be Told–The Fight For Women’s Professional Soccer focuses on former Thorns coach Paul Riley and other scandals that rocked the league.
Brown Calculus' André Burgos Boldly Solos Into Space
His new album as Brown Calvin has a cosmic concept.
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Film Review: Riotsville, U.S.A. Is a Surreal History Lesson on the Militarization of the US Police
Archival footage shows racism was at the core of how law enforcement responds to riots today.
Downtown Portland Could Get a Comics Museum
Pacific Northwest comics world professionals want to create a Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts.
A Tenant Enrolled in a City Affordable Housing Program Just Received a 50 Percent Rent Increase. How is That Possible?
In a city that touts its numerous renter protections, vulnerable renters are still able to fall through the cracks.
Film Review: Vesper Is Superb Science Fiction
The makers of Vanishing Waves return with another beautifully bleak masterpiece.
Candidate Rene Gonzalez Faces Historic Fine for Violating Election Law
Discounted rent could cost the city council hopeful $77,140 in total.
A Note from the Editor: Here's a Tip!
Editor-in-Chief Wm. Steven Humphrey on the two types of tips the Mercury reaaaaally likes.
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