Well-connected landlords want Portland to pay for their seismic retrofits.
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The Bottom Line vs. the Fault Line
Well-Connected Landlords Want the City to Pay for Mandatory Seismic Retrofits
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The Cadre of Old San Antone
Taxpayers Won’t Be Sending a Dozen Local Officials to Texas After All
Taxpayers won’t be sending a dozen local officials to Texas, after all.
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To Bee or Not to Bee
Oregon Banned Pesticides Tied to Die-Offs. Is It Enough?
Oregon banned pesticides tied to die-offs. Is it enough?
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Off the Springwater
We Checked out One of Portland’s Campsite Cleanups
We checked out one of the city’s increasing campsite cleanups.
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The Money’s on Election Reform
Business Wants a “Top-Two” Primary in Oregon. Labor Does Not.
Business wants a top-two primary in Oregon. Labor does not.
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Getting Decked
The Morrison Bridge’s New Surface Is Beyond Repair
It turns out the Morrison Bridge’s brand-new surface is beyond repair.
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Chemical Non-Reaction
Deadly Chemicals Abound in Portland. You’re Supposed to Know That.
Deadly chemicals abound in Portland. You’re supposed to know that.
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A Measure of Faith
City Hall Wants to Help More Churches Help More People off the Streets
City hall wants to help more churches help more people off the streets.
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The Two-Year Itch
Collecting Portland’s Arts Tax Is Difficult. Still.
Collecting the Arts Tax is tough. Still.
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A Place to Go
Why Homeless Campers on the Springwater Finally Have Toilets
Homeless campers on the Springwater Corridor finally have toilets.
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Toking with the Enemy
The Biggest Hurdle to Legal Pot Might Be Its Supporters
The biggest challenge for legal pot this year might be its supporters.
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Mending the Gap
The Hunt for a Police Reform Monitor Is Back on Course
The city’s hunt for a police reform monitor has resumed course.