Portland food carts join forces, form a new advocacy group.
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Love Thy Neighbor
Can LGBT Folk and Portland’s Newest Megachurch Be Friends?
Q Center reaches out to unusual company: conservative Mars Hill Church.
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Hands Off, Portland!
Our City’s Tighter Oversight Rules Don’t Apply to Out-of-Town Cops
Our city’s tighter oversight rules don’t apply to out-of-town cops.
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LGBT and HUD, Under One Roof
Feds Roll Out Queer-Friendly Rules for Public Housing
Feds offer hope for LGBT folks facing housing discrimination.
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End of the Food Desert
Plan for New Seasons Shows N. Williams Change
How will a New Seasons change North Williams?
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Citizen Complaints
The Best of Sam Adams’ Year-End Voicemails
The best of citizens’ year-end voicemails for Mayor Sam Adams’ office.
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Grinding into Court
After Two Years, Civil Trial Set for Rent-a-Cops in Skateboard Attack
Three rent-a-cops in a violent 2009 skateboard attack are due in court.
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Set It and Forget It!

The 2011 News Stories You’ve Already Forgotten About.
The 2011 news stories you’ve already forgotten about.
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A Call for Free-Market Parking
Portland’s Parking System Lags Behind Its Progressive Transit Policies
Portland’s parking system is far from progressive.
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Fighting Foreclosures
A Q&A with Homeowners’ New Best Friend: Unsettle Portland
A Q&A with homeowners’ new best friend: Unsettle Portland
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Also in the Running?
The Mayor’s Race: The Big Three—and 11 People You Don’t Know
Meet some of the long-shot candidates in next year’s mayoral race.
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Casting Away the Shadows
Bad Financial Forecast Threatens City’s Favorite Budget Cheat
Grim budget forecast threatens the city’s favorite budget cheat.