Portland is scent sensitive. Why are officials paying thousands in court?
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Paying Through the Nose
City Hall Is Scent Sensitive—So Why Is It Still Going to Court?
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From Can to Can’t
Recycling Center in North Portland Worries Homeless Can Collectors
New recycling center in North Portland worries homeless can and bottle collectors.
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Cork in the Road
Old Town Still Hates Weekend Street Closures. Will That Matter?
Old Town still hates weekend street closures. Will that matter?
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Someone Has to Do It
No One’s Been Reliably Tracking Police Shootings. Here’s a Start.
No one’s been reliably tracking police shootings nationwide. Here’s a start.
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Let the Right One In
Who Should Oversee Portland’s Police Reforms?
Meet the three finalists hoping to oversee Portland’s police reforms.
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The Finish Line
Federal Judge Okays Police Reforms, Ending Months of Uncertainty
A federal judge has approved a package of police reforms years in the making.
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Coming Out Ahead?
Letter, Modest Payment Persuade Fired Finance Boss to Drop Bias Claims
Letter, modest payment persuade city’s fired finance director to drop discrimination claims.
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Special Forces
Oregon’s Prison Reform May Partly Hinge on a New Police Squad
Oregon’s prison reform may partly hinge on a new local police squad.
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One Small Step
Hales Embraces Tiny Houses as Potential Remedy for Homelessness
Charlie Hales has embraced “tiny houses” as a potential homelessness remedy.
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Milepost 5-Years-Later
Sam Adams’ Vaunted Affordable Arts Community May Finally Get Legit
Portland’s premiere affordable arts community has been against the law all this time.