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The Multnomah County Commission Approved Funding for Affordable Housing

Jason Sturgill The Mulnomah County Commission today gave the go ahead to a city program that should increase the number of affordable housing units developed in Portland by about 200 per year. The program, called the Multiple-Unit Limited Tax Exemption (MULTE), is an existing program that is meant to encourage developers to include affordable units […]

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Good Morning, News!: Dancing with the Stars, Not Singing with Lemmy, and Tricking Kim Davis

It’s Thursday and you’re almost to a long holiday weekend, Blogtown! Let’s have some news! Scandal! Apparently Portland First Lady Nancy Hales didn’t bake her own cake for the Oregon Historical Society contest. Oh, the humanity! Fellow participant and KOIN-TV anchorman Jeff Gianola summed the whole thing up pretty well when he said, “This is […]

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Good Morning, News!: School Starts, Rain is Coming, and St. Mary’s Reversal

Good morning, Blogtown! Isn’t that forecast exciting? Let’s have some news! Someone at St. Mary’s Academy hired a public relations person, apparently. The school announced it reversed its hate policy of not allowing LGBT teachers at the school. That whole fiasco could have been avoided with just a little foresight. A study by the fancy-sounding […]

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