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Feb. 28
Print Edition for the week of
Feb. 28 - Mar. 6, 2018
Vol. 18, No. 42
Aaron Lee + Kathleen Marie
News
Portland’s Trying to Bring Displaced Residents Back to Their Old Neighborhoods.
Why Isn’t It Working?
by Dirk VanderHart
In Other News
Sorel Is Staying Downtown and the City Might Get More Sweep Authority
by Mercury Staff
Hall Monitor: The Relo War Approaches
Landlords and Tenant Groups Are Gearing Up for Their Biggest Skirmish Yet.
by Dirk VanderHart
Music
The 22 Best Concerts to See in Portland This Week: February 28-March 6
Celtic Folk, Wet Fruit, and... Santana?
Haley Heynderickx Releases Her Long-Awaited Debut
On
I Need to Start a Garden
, the Portland Singer/Songwriter Surrenders to the Unknown
by Ciara Dolan
Alex Cameron’s New Record Is a Trojan Horse
Forced Witness
Documents Belligerent Bar Fights, Catfishing, and Bloody-Knuckled Escapes
by Ciara Dolan
Record Review: Candace,
New Ruins
The Portland Trio Returns with Heavy-Lidded Lo-Fi
by Ryan J. Prado
Movies & TV
The 19 Best Films to Catch in Portland Theaters This Week: March 2-8
This Week: Ida Lupino, Snake Plissken, and—Wait. Have You Still Not Seen
Annihilation
? Go See
Annihilation
!
by Mercury Staff
The Hollywood Theatre’s Feminist March Series Should Last a Whole Year
How Else Will We See All These Wonderful Movies?
by Megan Burbank
In the Fade
Review: Tragedy, Xenophobia, and Weaponized Grief
Diane Kruger Anchors a Gripping, Relevant Drama
by Ciara Dolan
Red Sparrow
Review: Black Widow > Red Sparrow
A Spy Flick That Scratches All the Wrong Itches
by Elinor Jones
The Party
Review: Make Other Plans
Even at 71 Minutes,
The Party
Outstays Its Welcome
by Ned Lannamann
Food and Drink
Food and Drink News You Can Use!
by Chad Walsh
Comedy
Don’t Miss the March Edition of the
I, Anonymous Show!
I, Anonymous
This Week’s Featured I, Anonymous!
Pottery Yarn
by Anonymous
Ask a Pot Lawyer
Here’s What Happens When You Sue Your Cannabis Business Partner
It Isn’t Pretty
by Will Patterson
Cannabuzz
Adabinol Will Do Ya
Dirty Arm Farm’s Cannabinoid Syrup Has Lots of Potential Applications
by Josh Jardine
Sold Out
Fade to Light
: A View from the Sidelines
A Review of
Fade to Light
, Portland's Best Fashion Show
by Bryce Black
One Day at a Time
Fergie Finds a Way to Make America Even Worse
by Ann Romano
Letters
Letters to the Editor
This Week: Ann, Amazon, and Asshole Telemarketers
I, Anonymous Blog
Hire Locally to Ease the Housing Crisis
by Anonymous
Dear Driver On My Busy Street Trying to Be Nice
by Anonymous
My Abandoned Car Policy
by Anonymous
Later
by Anonymous
Share Southeast Division, Dog Hating Joggers
by Anonymous
Toxic Cellphone Culture
by Anonymous
Police Understaffing
by Anonymous
Big Mad
by Anonymous
Magnet Food Plan
by Anonymous
Fuck Your Hazy IPAs
by Anonymous
Hmmm
by Anonymous
Facebook and Arts Tax
by Anonymous
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
Quickies
by Dan Savage
What’s She Mad About Now?
Happy First Day of School!
A Reminder to Newly-Armed Teachers from Principal Drew
by Courtenay Hameister
From Slacktivism to Activism
The 11 Best Ways to Make a Difference in Portland this Week: February 28-March 6
Saving the Gorge, Honoring Ursula, and Interrupting Hate
by Emilly Prado
Around and Around (A Vinyl Column)
Martin Newell’s
The Greatest Living Englishman
Is Charming as All Get-Out
The Cleaners from Venus Frontman’s 1993 Solo Album Gets a Splendid Vinyl Reissue
by Ned Lannamann
Spring Arts 2018
The Only Spring Arts & Culture Guide You Need
Good Riddance, Winter! Our Hand-Picked Agenda for Spring Is Here!
by
Mercury
Arts Staff
Spring Comes Early to Director Park
Portland Tropical Gardens’ Artsy Cure for Winter
by Suzette Smith
Sussing Out the Oregon Symphony’s Season Closer
They’ve Got Much More Than Rote Favorites in Store
by Robert Ham
Michelle McNamara Used True Crime for Good
Revisiting the
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
Author’s Online Investigations
by Megan Burbank
Shaun Scott on the Brokest Generation
Millennials Are Killing Lots of Things. Hopefully Capitalism Is Next.
by Cameron Crowell
Syde-Ide Collaborations Puts Marginalized Voices Front and Center
The New Theater Company Is Here to Shake Up Portland’s Performance Scene
by Nancy Slavin
Fresh Art at Grapefruits
It’s an Exhibition Space Where Anything Can Happen
by Suzette Smith
Shelley McLendon’s Growing Empire
The Siren Theater Makes Space for Sketch Comedy
by Temple Lentz