Security work pays well for Portland officers, but stirs questions over influence.
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The Legal Way to Buy a Cop
Security Work Pays Well for Portland Officers, but Stirs Questions
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The Meddlesome Public
Police Union Doesn’t Want You Watching Contract Talks
The Portland Police Association really doesn’t want you watching its contract talks.
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Forward Momentum
Fritz Has Plans for Police Reform
Fritz hopes to have a police reform referee hired by the end of the year.
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Clutching Our Pearls
What Really Matters in the Cogen Affair
Parsing what really matters in the Jeff Cogen affair.
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Booted Camp?
Hales’ City Hall Sweep Hits a Bump
Hales’ city hall sweep hits a bump: Portland’s sidewalk law.
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Squirt Guns at Dawn
A New Challenger Emerges in the City’s Water Wars
A new challenger emerges in the city’s water wars.
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The Price of Art
Details on the City’s Last Thursday Spending
Ever wonder exactly how much city money goes into Last Thursday? Some answers at last!
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A Complaint Close to Home
Mayor, Police Chief Reach Out After City Employee’s Son Files Police Brutality Claim
The mayor and police chief reach out after a city employee’s son files a police brutality complaint.
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An End and a Start
Political Fix Nears for Homeless Rest Area
Court fight’s demise could nudge political fix for Right 2 Dream Too.
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The Doctor Is In
How Steve Novick Is Preaching the Gospel of Health Care Reform
Steve Novick is busy. But he still wants to make you healthier.
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The Water Front
A Q&A with Reservoir Occupation Organizer
A Q&A with the activist behind the occupation of Mount Tabor’s reservoir.