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Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 14 - 28, 2019

Vol. 19, No. 30
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News

Will a Fix to Oregon’s Involuntary Commitment Process Help—or Hurt—Those with Mental Illness?

by Alex Zielinski

Music

Music Millennium Celebrates 50 Years of Hawking Records, Hosting Shows, and Charbroiling Garth Brooks CDs

by Santi Elijah Holley

The 17 Best Concerts to See in Portland: March 14-27

by Mercury Things to Do Staff

Movies & TV

Shrill Review: Lindy West’s Book Is Now a Portlandia-y TV Show

by Suzette Smith

The 39 Best Movies and Shows to Watch in Portland This Week: March 15-28

by Mercury Things to Do Staff

Food and Drink

Climate Change: Tropical Tastes at Three New Bars

by Thomas Ross

Delores: Elevated Polish Cuisine Misses the Mark

by Andrea Damewood

All of the Drinks in Portland Mercury’s 2019 Highball

7 Days of $5 Cocktails at Participating Locations (March 18-24)

by Mercury Promotions

Comedy

Fun with Anxiety: Sometimes We Do Dumb Things

by Courtenay Hameister

I, Anonymous

Little Poppers

by Anonymous

Cannabuzz

Know Your Grow: Peak Extracts

by Josh Jardine

New Column!

Li’l Robert Mueller Mysteries: The Case of the Dubious President

by Wm. Steven Humphrey

I, Anonymous Blog

Building your own skate park in St. Johns.

by Anonymous

Lovely day

by Anonymous

Most cops are good cops. But...

by Anonymous

Please learn how to cough, idiot.

by Anonymous

Do something

by Anonymous

Oblivious, rude, priviledged or what?

by Anonymous

Don’t be acting like you care.

by Anonymous

You’ll Find Your Keys on 49th in a Bush

by Anonymous

Because the Portland air quality isn't bad enough.

by Anonymous

Same!

by Anonymous

Watch WTF You're Doing

by Anonymous

Grammar Nazis

by Anonymous

Out of TP

by Anonymous

Maybe it's a good thing??

by Anonymous

I see three

by Anonymous

Homemade horchata

by Anonymous

Thanks Trump!

by Anonymous

I still crack jokes with you.

by Anonymous

Why do you need a truck downtown?

by Anonymous

I’m that guy.

by Anonymous

Very Brave Chipotle Employee

by Anonymous

Yeah... it’s another driving post

by Anonymous

The Mark

by Anonymous

‘Mornin boss!

by Anonymous

Gentrified Irony

by Anonymous

Dumb chic chick asshats

by Anonymous

The Difference

by Anonymous

My First MAX Ride

by Anonymous

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by Anonymous

Savage Love

The Sins of the Grandfather

by Dan Savage

From Slacktivism to Activism

The 14 Best Ways to Make a Difference in Portland this Week: March 14-27

Grout Elementary’s Plant Sale, Fatshion Spring Clothing Swap, and a Parkinson’s Awareness Month Kickoff Party

by Emilly Prado

Sneaker Wave

The Latest in Portland Hip-Hop

A Beat Happening, a Mish-Mash Show, and Several New Local Releases

by Jenni Moore

This Too Shall Pass

This Too Shall Pass: The Saving Grace of Taco Bell Hot Sauce

by Elinor Jones

Crossword Solution

“More of an Art”: Behold, the Answers to This Issue's Crossword!

by Ross Trudeau, edited by David Steinberg

Editor’s Note

Wm. Steven Humphrey’s Adventures in Newspapering: DO IT! DO IT! DOOOOOOO IIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!

by Wm. Steven Humphrey

Spring Arts 2019

Unearthing Portland’s Spring Arts SECRETS

by Suzette Smith

No Fair/Fair Carries on the Fine Tradition of Upstart Small Press Festivals

by Suzette Smith

Portland’s AWP Conference On the Cheap: A Guide to AWP Offsite Events

by Joshua James Amberson

RACC Equity Shake Up: The City Decides to Spread the Grant Fund Wealth

by Alex Zielinski

The August Wilson Red Door Project Pushes Boundaries with a Purpose

by Wm. Steven Humphrey

As One: A Woman’s Gender Transition, Two Operatic Voices

by Robert Ham

The Associated American Artists Exhibit: Not Just Farms! Sometimes “Sultry” Farmers!

by Kjerstin Johnson

Two Plum Press: An Amazing History in Small, Perfect Art Books

by Suzette Smith

Opinion

Hall Monitor: The Care and Keeping of Cops

by Alex Zielinski