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Jul. 20
Print Edition for the week of
Jul. 20 - 26, 2016
Vol. 17, No. 10
Boss Dog, Mat Stanger, Nick Patton, Martin Ontiveros
News
Portland’s Police Reforms Are Headed Toward a Big Shake Up
After All the Recent Trouble, That Might Be a Good Thing
by Doug Brown
Hall Monitor—The Biggest Whack-A-Mole
Hundreds of Homeless Are About to Be Swept. Where to Is Anyone’s Guess
by Dirk VanderHart
In Other News
Superintendent Splits! New Public Plaza!
Music
An Interview with Y.G.B.
The Collective’s Natalie Figueroa Talks Being Black and Brown in Portland
by Emilly Prado
All-Ages Action!
PDX Pop Now! Edition
by Emma Burke
Maze Koroma’s Mythology
The North Portland Emcee’s Hip-Hop Is Built to Last
by Ben Salmon
Woods’ River of Light
The Brooklyn Band’s New Record Is Sinister Grooviness
by Ciara Dolan
Things to Do Music
Noteworthy Shows This Week
Movies & TV
Beyond Star Trek
Star Trek Offers Us a Reminder: We Can Do Better
by Erik Henriksen
Growing Old with
Fight Club
Chuck Palahniuk’s Comic Book Sequel to the ’90s Rite of Passage
by Ned Lannamann
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie
Is Absolutely Just Okay
More Like...
Partially
Fabulous
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Hitting the Road with
Microbe and Gasoline
Michel Gondry’s Eccentric Tale Offers Some Much-Needed Optimism
by Marjorie Skinner
Equals
: Romance... in the Future!
It Involves Breathing on Each Other.
by Suzette Smith
Film Shorts
This Week: Spike Lee,
Zombie
, and
Escape from New York
!
by Mercury Staff
Lights Out
Offers a Steady Array of Oh-Shit Moments
TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ON! TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ONNNN!
by Andrew Wright
Cannabis
Cannabuzz: How to Diversify Your Potfolio
Pot
folio. Get It?
by Josh Jardine
Ask a Pot Lawyer: How to Get Your Weed Worker Permit
It’s Not Hard, But You’ll Need to Study Up—and Pony Up
by Vince Sliwoski
Food and Drink
Bites to Remember
SuperBite Gives Downtown the Restaurant It Desperately Needs
by Andrea Damewood
Books
Trouble Boys
Cuts Through the Mystique of the Replacements
Bob Mehr’s Holistic Take on the ’80s Alt Rock Icons
by Robert Ham
Theater & Performance
Theater Has a Well-Documented Diversity Problem. One Local Company Has a Possible Solution.
For the Next Three Seasons, Profile Theatre Will Only Produce Plays by Women and People of Color.
by Megan Burbank
Dead People Problems
Weekend at Bernie’s
Is a Vulgar Delight
by Dirk VanderHart
Burger Week 2016
Burger Week 2016: IT’S HERE.
And
Here
Are All the Burgers You’re Going to Cram Into Your Face August 8-13!
by Mercury Staff
Bike Issue 2016
Surprise! You Just Got a Bike
It’s the 2016 Bike Issue, and It’s for the People
by Dirk VanderHart
Meet Your New Bike!
We Put Biketown to the Test on a Volcano. It Got Us to the Top... Eventually
by Dirk VanderHart
The E-Bike Is the Perfect City Bike
How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Hills and Love E-Biking
by Courtney Ferguson
The Life-Changing Magic of Bike Maintenance
A Guilt-Free Approach to the Care and Feeding of Your Steed
by Megan Burbank
Demanding More from the City
Portland’s Most Prominent Tactical Urbanism Movement Explains Itself
by PDX Transformation
YOU Can Learn to Ride a Bike Right Now!
Our Music Editor Just Did
by Ciara Dolan
Meet Your New Helmet
Try Your Hand at Winning One of These Custom Bike Issue 2016 Beauties
by Dirk VanderHart
I, Anonymous
Love and Gasoline
Everything as Fuck
You Just Got Trumped
by Ian Karmel
One Day at a Time
Kim K Drops a Shade Bomb on Taylor Swift!
by Ann Romano
New Column!
Local Man First in Nation to Be "Annoyed as Shit" by
Pokémon Go
by
Donald Henderson, Associated Press
Letters
Letters to the Editor
"Perhaps Their Efforts Give Us All Some Hope That Change Is Possible."
I, Anonymous Blog
Living The Dream
by Anonymous
Smart as Shit
by Anonymous
Zit Poppin'
by Anonymous
Galore of Dumbshits
by Anonymous
Old 80s Rocker Houseless Guy on Glisan
by Anonymous
The "Homeless"
by Anonymous
Look at your keys!
by Anonymous
Finally Someone Says What I Always Thought
by Anonymous
Let me finish Dumbshit
by Anonymous
You are Crazy Crow People!
by Anonymous
Where Do We Go From Here
by Anonymous
Bernie and What He Knew
by Anonymous
Bird Feeding is a Mental Disorder
by Anonymous
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
Three Peters
by Dan Savage
Lush Life
Mixing with Wine
Wine Cocktails That Go Beyond the Spritzer
by MJ Skegg