Arts tax redux! Police reform delayed! TriMet slapped!
TriMet
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The Doctor Is In
How Steve Novick Is Preaching the Gospel of Health Care Reform
Steve Novick is busy. But he still wants to make you healthier.
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Behind the Wheel
Portland’s New Transportation Commissioner on the City’s Road Forward
Portland’s new transportation commissioner talks about his new, slightly crumbling kingdom.
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The Incomplete Charlie Hales
It’s Been (Almost) 100 Days! And What Do We Think of Our Mayor? So Far, So Good. But So Far, Not So Much.
It’s been (almost) 100 days since the mayor took office. And what does Portland think? So far, so good… but so far, not so much.
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Hall Monitor
A Myth-Busting City Audit
The relationship between city and county is a muddy, murky myth.
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Screeching to a Halt
Transportation Audit Helps Hales—But Will His Budget Be Any Different?
Despite a painful audit, will Hales’ transportation budget be any different?
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Set It and Forget It!
The 2012 Stories We’re Probably Jerks for Reminding You About
We didn’t die an apocalypse this year, so let’s look back on what actually happened.
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Idling Anger
Bus Drivers Join Neighbors in Protesting Woodlawn’s Stinky New TriMet Layover
TriMet cuts leave Northeast Portland neighbors angry and drivers without a place to pee.
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In Other News
New polls offer election snapshot, while TriMet adds more fare inspectors.
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Political Savagery
Groups Use Courts to Force Buses to Run Controversial Ads
TriMet has to run terrible political ads—whether it likes it or not.