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In our city, specifically over at Irving Park, there are petitioners that are asking the general public something important. If they would like to recall the terrible activities that comes…

Portland has an awesome array of annual Independence Day celebrations that promises fun, family, and fireworks. In fact, the great news is as of June 30, 2021, COVID-19 restrictions have…

Juneteenth has been recognizing by our state who voted unanimously Tuesday recognizing the Emancipation Proclamation, as a state holiday every June 19, starting in 2022. Juneteenth Recognizes Enslaved People On…

Rent prices in 2020 have been impacted because of the pandemic. Initially, they dropped drastically. Now, moreover, the bars, restaurants, and other businesses are starting to reopen, however, the rent…

Activists and Community leaders are criticizing Mayor Ted Wheeler. He is facing criticism for his current remarks about dealing with the downtown violence and destruction.  George Floyd Murder Trial and…

Socially Distanced Venue that is outdoors is being creating at The Lot at Zidel Yards. The former shipyard is converting for this purpose. It is located at the South waterfront…

Lawmaker Jeff Reardon says pair of bills introduced would allow for fixed radar speed enforcement. Therefore, there is no longer require police to write the ticket. Lawmaker Proposing Bill to…

The Beaver State has a love of the outdoors and excitement for environmentally-friendly pursuits like recycling and composting. Now, they could take those commitments to the "grave" (no pun intended)…

The Beaver State area restaurants, bars, and brewpubs in the Portland metro will reopen their indoor dining rooms. It will be at limited capacity at the end of the week,…

The police in Portland, Oregon, yesterday arrested at least eight people that reportedly damaged both federal and private property. Police Dealing with Protestors, Most Were Peaceful There were dozens of…