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Portland’s rebound: Becoming a destination again, celebrating women’s sports

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From the Portland Rose Festival to the women's NCAA Basketball Tournament, here's how events are helping Portland rebound. PORTLAND, Ore. — With the...

Mingus Mapps talks police, homelessness and running for mayor under Portland's new system of government

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Commissioner Mingus Mapps has set his sights on becoming Portland's first mayor under the new form of government that will take effect at the start...

At Memory Lane Motors, owner redefines what it means to be a used car salesman

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At Memory Lane Motors in Southeast Portland, founder Dale Matthews keeps the past alive and crooning through rhymes and songs and shining chrome. PORTLAND,...

Since 1958, a historic little Grand Ronde bank building has sheltered priceless pages

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Every Monday for a decade — but one — Amelie Redman has opened the doors of the historic little Grand Ronde Library for the curious...

Oregon Congresswomen have competing visions of parental rights in education

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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed the "Parents Bill of Rights," while Democrats introduced their own competing bill. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

After Governor Tina Kotek's first 100 days, what comes next?

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Speaking on Straight Talk with Laural Porter, Governor Kotek said she plans to continue her listening tour of Oregon and keep up the urgency around...

Nike executive Larry Miller revealed his dark past as a murderer. The reaction? 'It's been freeing'

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Former Portland Trail Blazers president Larry Miller revealed that he killed a man in 1965. He kept the secret until he published a book about...

Collaboration keeps Wilsonville songwriter's music alive after Parkinson's diagnosis

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After Joanne Duffin was diagnosed with Parkinson's she thought her musical dreams were over. But with a little help, her songs will live on. ...

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