Portland has been a hotbed for paranormal activity and investigations since the 1940s. WHAT IS UP?
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Robbery, Interrupted
Shit! Thievery! Heroism! Luck! The Night I Found My Stuff in Someone Else’s Truck
Shit! Heroism! Luck! What happened the night I found my stuff in someone else’s truck.
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Death Warmed Over
A Cheat Sheet to Our Coming Climate Catastrophe
A cheat sheet to Oregon’s climate changed future.
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Portland as Fuck
Are Portland’s Favorite Institutions Actually “Portlandy”? Or Not “Portlandy” ENOUGH?
Hilarious person Ian Karmel exposes which Portland institutions are “Portlandy,” and which are “Portland as FUCK.”
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City of Books
Exploring Portland’s Other Bookstores
Exploring Portland’s other bookstores.
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The Books We Bought
Guess What Happens When You Visit 20 Bookstores?
Guess what happens when you visit 20 of Portland’s independent bookstores? You buy a bunch of books.
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Criminal Objects
Digging into the Stories of the Strangest Things in the Police Evidence Warehouse
Digging into the stories of the strangest objects in the police evidence warehouse.
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Actually Uplifting TriMet Stories!
Every Once in a While, Someone’s Nice on the Bus!
To cleanse your palate after reading our “True Tales of TriMet Terror,” here are two sweet reminders that, every once in a while, someone’s nice on the bus!
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True Tales of TriMet Terror
Public Transportation Is Great! Except When It Isn’t.
Public transportation is great! Except when it isn’t.
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The Lost Island
Is the City Handing over West Hayden Island for a Port We Don’t Need?
Is Portland selling out West Hayden Island for a port terminal we don’t need?
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Pump Up the Volume
The Many Sounds of Portland’s Podcasters
The rise, fall, and rise of Portland podcasts.
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When You Gotta Go
Portland Public Bathrooms: A Century of Holding It In
Portland has seen the rise and fall of the public restroom business over the past century—why has it taken so long for it to create a viable option?