Right 2 Dream Too will face steep hurdles before it can move.
Portland Development Commission
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Under the Bridge?
Fritz Offers New Home to Right 2 Dream Too
Maybe ending a long legal fight, Amanda Fritz offers a new home to Right 2 Dream Too.
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Spreading the Wealth
Urban Renewal Experiment Targets Eastside Business Districts, for a Change
Portland finally lavishes some urban renewal attention on the Eastside.
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It’s Not About the Bikes
Pinning the North Williams Uproar over Bikes Misses the Point—and the History
Pinning the North Williams uproar on bikes misses the point—and the history.
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In Other News
News briefs so hot they’ll burn the roof of your mouth, which really hurts.
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Green Light
Spendy Oregon Sustainability Center Unveils New, Cheaper Design
Portland plans to drop a lot of green on a new green building.
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Just Deserts
How to Lure Grocery Stores to Portland’s Foodless Neighborhoods
PDC aims to lure grocery stores to Portland’s foodless neighborhoods.
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Advice for Future Sam
Local Leaders Tell the Story of Sam Adams’ Tumultuous First Two Years−and Offer a Road Map for the Next Two (If He Cares to Listen)
Halfway into Mayor Sam Adams’ tumultuous first term, politicos and wonks look back and offer their thoughts about moving ahead.
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In Other News
News briefs: comforting, much like the crumbly butter cookies served at nursing homes and 12-step meetings.
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Oh, the Places Sam Goes
A Quick Look at Our Mayor’s Travels—and Who Pays the Tab
Sam Adams has turned the job of Portland mayor into a traveling show. Where has he gone—and who pays?
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Hung Far from Chinatown
A Famed Sign Returns Home, but Where’s Home?
The iconic Hung Far Low sign has finally returned to Chinatown after two years. But what’s it an icon for?