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Don’t Worry, White People, Other White People Will Save You!

Rendering of the proposed Multnomah County Courthouse done in fetching blue and yellow hues. Welp, there goes the neighborhood. It doesn’t look like good news for Portlanders who can afford $17 chilaquiles: Veritable Quandary—the downtown restaurant that bills its patio a “dining oasis”—is probably getting bunch of criminals as neighbors. The Multnomah County Commission on […]

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No new cab companies and no new ADA-accessible vans … yet

Those with an iron (or a fleet of irons) in the fire that is Portland’s rapidly changing private for-hire transportation industry had a busy Wednesday. Both the city’s Private for-Hire Transportation Board of Review (known as the Taxi Board, though they represent many types of for-hire transportation companies) and the Innovation Task Force met, separately […]

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Welcome to the Discomfort Zone, Ned Lannamannaman!

The weekly Blogtown torture chamber continues, this week with Mercury music writer/astronomer/misanthrope Ned Lannamannaman. If you know anything about Ned, he’s a feckless passive/aggressive bastard who survives in the print industry primarily because of his unwillingness to do anything great. He hates any music that doesn’t include a banjo, and considers “people” a tiring, but […]

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