Hate crime against Mars Hill Church strengthens unusual relationship between church and queer advocates.
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Marijuana “On Board”
The County Drug-Testing Program You’ve Never Heard About
The drug-testing program you’ve never heard about—at the Multnomah County jail.
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All in the Family
WW Publisher Defends Free Ads for His Wife’s Attorney General Campaign
READERS MAY HAVE noticed something curious about Willamette Week‘s May primary endorsement spread last week: It sat directly next to a full-page ad on behalf of publisher Richard Meeker’s wife—attorney general candidate Ellen Rosenblum, whose race the paper’s editor and co-owner, Mark Zusman, has declined to cover. It was the last of three ads for […]
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Transportation Tension
Budget Woes Strain Mayor’s Relationship with TriMet
Mayor Sam Adams’ relationship with TriMet has been more tense than previously acknowledged.
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An Airing of Grievances
Our Exclusive Review of 10 Years of Police Union Beefs
The Mercury‘s exclusive review of 10 years of police union labor complaints.
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Return of the Voicemail!
Calling Sam Adams: Poop, the Waltz, and Slop Buckets
The best of Mayor Sam Adams’ voicemails from the past three months.
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Sam Adams to the Rescue?
City Faces Rough Road in Legal Fight to Keep Campbell Cop off Police Force
Portland’s fight to keep from rehiring Ron Frashour won’t be easy.
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Applying the Brakes
Mayor Wants TriMet to Restore Youth Passes, Free Rail Zone
Mayor Sam Adams is asking TriMet to restore youth passes and the free rail zone.
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Toxic Avengers
Occupy Portland Takes on Hanford’s Nuclear Waste
Occupy Portland takes on Hanford’s nuclear waste.
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Strip Club Standstill
OLCC Tells Casa Diablo and Its New Neighbors to Start Getting Along
The OLCC holds off on a liquor license for the new Casa Diablo until it makes nice with its neighbors.
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Spreading the Wealth
Urban Renewal Experiment Targets Eastside Business Districts, for a Change
Portland finally lavishes some urban renewal attention on the Eastside.
