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Good Morning, News: Trudeau Resigns, Bus and Train Problems in Oregon, and the First (Human) Bird Flu Death in the US
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Good Morning, News: Vasquez Off to Terrible Start, Wilson Backpedals, and Happy Domestic Terrorist Day (to the Trumpers Who Celebrate)
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Good Morning, News: Chaostown-Profiled Graffiti Artist Arrested, Portland City Council Picks a Prez, and Providence and Aetna’s Weird Breakup
If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. Good Morning, Portland! Good morning, RAIN. We’re looking at 100 percent raaaaaaaaain this morning, which will decrease to 60 percent chance by the evening. I tend to measure by percentages (60 […]
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Good Morning, News: Ducks Get Tailfeathers Kicked, Gonzalez Threatens City with Lawsuit, and a Trump-Related Cybertruck Explosion
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Good Morning, News: Rene Gonzalez Threatens to Sue Portland, Pip’s Original Punts Beaverton, Brangelina Finalize Divorce
This time of year, we’re inundated by MONEY REQUESTS from people we like, groups we consider noble, asshats who don’t remember they bullied us in grade school, and organizations where we’re like… wait… what DO YOU DO?—maybe I even asked you for money. DO WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU, but if you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture […]
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Good Morning, News: Jimmy Carter Dies at 100, A Plane Crash in South Korea, and Animal Updates (Beavers, Gray Whales, and Pygmy Hippos, Oh My!)
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Good Morning, News: Portlanders Will Help Name City Snowplows, Wyoming Goes Hard Right, and How To Spot Fake Reviews Online
The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good Morning, Portland! It’s already Friday. Today, expect more of the soggy […]
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Good Morning, News: Power Outages for Christmas, Homeless Bans Surge Nationwide, and the Beyoncé Halftime Show We Needed
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Good Morning, News: City Bureaus Get Millions From Portland Clean Energy Fund, the Fight to Save Sesame Street, and the Junk Science Around Junk Food
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Good Morning, News: Two Hundred New Shelter Beds, High Speed Rail Plan Moves Forward, and Ethics Committee Releases Damning Gaetz Report
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Good Morning, News: AG-Elect Dan Rayfield Revs Up Oregon’s Resistance, Amazon Warehouses on Strike, and US Government Side-Eyes a Shutdown
This time of year, we’re inundated by MONEY REQUESTS from people we like, groups we consider noble, asshats who don’t remember they bullied us in grade school, and organizations where we’re like… wait… what DO YOU DO?—maybe I even asked you for money. DO WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU, but if you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture […]