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Sheridan Fruit Co. closing its doors after more than a century

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The 110-year-old local grocery store announced it will close this Friday after struggling for years to keep the shelves stocked. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

Creator of Oregon theme park Enchanted Forest has died, family says

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Roger Tofte started building what would become the Enchanted Forest theme park in 1964. He passed away Friday at age 96. PORTLAND, Ore....

Report: Portland faces a ‘new normal’ in market demand as office recovery stalls, and it’s time to recognize that

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A new economic outlook for Portland suggests that returning to pre-pandemic ways may not be possible — or even the right goal. PORTLAND,...

Jennifer Aniston-backed fitness studio to open in Slabtown

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The fitness brand was started in 2017 and gained the attention of actress Jennifer Aniston, who partnered with the brand in 2023. PORTLAND,...

Beaverton Japanese bakery expands with Central Eastside kitchen

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Oyatsupan Bakers is expanding with a new Central Eastside kitchen, 10 years after opening its Beaverton bakery and cafe. PORTLAND, Oregon — This...

Oregon’s controversial recycling law faces trial on constitutional issues

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An Oregon recycling law survived part of a federal court challenge, but some claims remain. The state now faces a trial in July. ...

Hershey’s to sell limited-edition chocolate medals during Winter Olympics: How you can score one

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Ahead of the official launch, Hershey’s gave some fans an early taste. WASHINGTON — Ever wondered what an Olympic gold medal might taste...

Nike plans layoffs for Converse brand: report

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The Converse brand, known mainly for its popular Chuck Taylor canvas sneakers, has been a weak spot for Nike as it tries to regain...

Public hearing set for Wednesday on Oregon Senate bill to fund $600M Moda Center renovation

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Oregon senators will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a bill to pay for $600M in Moda Center renovations that could decide the Trail...

New Oregon Senate bill lays groundwork for state to fund $600M Moda Center renovation

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The bill laid out a framework for Oregon to partially own and operate the arena, using taxes on players, performers and surrounding businesses to...

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