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Oct. 4
Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 4 - 10, 2017
Vol. 18, No. 21
Tyler Spangler
News
Our Questions for Danielle Outlaw
Portland’s New Police Chief Speaks About Her Priorities, Commuting Cops, and Protest Policing
by Doug Brown
The City is Winning Authority to Drug Test Its Workers
It’s the First Time Managers Have Been Able to Test Many Employees, and It Could Lead to Problems
by Dirk VanderHart
Hall Monitor: The 10-Month Checkup
Three Takeaways as Mayor Ted Wheeler Extends Portland’s Housing Emergency
by Dirk VanderHart
Music
L.A. Witch Exorcizes Souls and Plots Revenge
Their Debut Is Smoky and Panoramic Punk
by Ciara Dolan
Record Review
Reptaliens,
FM-2030
by Cervante Pope
Sneaker Wave
The Latest in Portland Hip-Hop
by Jenni Moore
Things to Do Music: October 4-10
Noteworthy Shows This Week
Resistance & Solidarity
From Slacktivism to Activism
Resistance Events for the Week of October 4-10
by Emilly Prado
Movies & TV
Blade Runner 2049
: Revisiting the Past, Remaking the Future
Seriously, What DO Androids Dream of?
by Erik Henriksen
Loving Vincent
: Let’s Ear It for the Boy
This Movie Is Better Than That Headline
by Robert Ham
The Mountain Between Us
: Stranded on a Mountain with Idris Elba and Kate Winslet
That Lady from
Titanic
Can’t Catch a Break!
by Ben Coleman
Things to Do Film: Oct 6-12
This week:
My Little Pony: The Movie
,
Lady Kung Fu
, and
The Reagan Show
by Mercury Staff
Food and Drink
Welcome to the Portland Mercury’s Veg Week!
Get Ready for Half-Price Vegan Entrées at Some of Portland’s Best Restaurants!
Visual Art
From Magic Realism to Spatial Imaginaries
October’s Art Shows and Performances to Have on Your Radar
by Megan Burbank
Books
From Portland Chefs, Two Surprisingly Accessible New Cookbooks—And One Fancy-Pants One
Maya Lovelace’s Pimento Mac ’n’ Cheese and Ava Gene’s Salad Niçoise In Your Kitchen? It Can Be Done!
by Andrea Damewood
Feature
Okay, Cupid
A Portland Entrepreneur Curates Online Profiles for the Romantically Frustrated... But Does It Work?
by Mamie Stevenson
Last Supper
Ichiza Kitchen & Tea House Brings Tokyo to Herbivores
by Andrea Damewood
Drink This
Move Over, Pumpkin Spice! It’s Portland’s Best Fall-Flavored Coffee Drinks
by Andrea Damewood
I, Anonymous
This Week’s Featured I, Anonymous!
A Swift Request
by Anonymous
Ask a Pot Lawyer
Dispensary Dos and Don’ts
Emma Chasen Gives First-Timers Some Good Advice
by Will Patterson
Cannabuzz
Elvy Musikka, Living Cannabis Legend
The OG Cannabis Activist Gets Her Weed from Uncle Sam
by Josh Jardine
One Day at a Time
We Now Return to Our Regularly Scheduled Mass Shooting
by Ann Romano
New Column!
Ask Benny Henderson, the Child Detective™
by Benny Henderson
Letters
Letters to the Editor
“Don’t Get Fooled, Work Tirelessly, and Maybe You’ll Pull Off What My Generation Couldn’t.”
I, Anonymous Blog
Better Dick Out There
by Anonymous
Cockroach Shit
by Anonymous
"I Alone Can Fix It"
by Anonymous
If I lose
by Anonymous
Pre-emptive
by Anonymous
Ain't That America?
by Anonymous
Hey ice cream person
by Anonymous
So Cool, So Portland
by Anonymous
Move Over? Right...
by Anonymous
Sins of the Bins
by Anonymous
Forever Openers
by Anonymous
I'm not writing a check!
by Anonymous
Don't Ruin the Dive
by Anonymous
Obligations
by Anonymous
Gun Nuts
by Anonymous
Be fit, not funky.
by Anonymous
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
'Bate and Snitch
by Dan Savage
The Party Review
Just Another Sex-Filled Birthday
by Mx. Dahlia Belle
Portland’s Pretty
Cute Looks at Portland Nursery
by Marissa Sullivan
Around and Around (A Vinyl Column)
Are Those Expensive New Pressings of Your Favorite Albums Worth It?
A Listen to New Vinyl from Gillian Welch, David Bowie, and Brian Eno
by Ned Lannamann