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Can't believe that man accused of swallowing ornate Fabergé octopus pendant isn't even top story. by Suzette Smith

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Portland City Council approved a new fee to recoup costs associated with detention facilities, both for impacted Portlanders and for the city’s coffers. by Jeremiah Hayden

Amid increased police overtime costs and complaints about environmental contaminants related to a local immigration processing center, Portland City Council passed a new land use fee December 3, t...

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Jesse Carsten by Jesse Carsten

It’s clear at this point that the work of Afrofuturist jazz visionary Sun Ra is beloved by Portlanders. From his band, the Arkestra’s frequent trips to the Rose City playing packed shows (sans Ra himself, who left the planet in 1993), to the epic retrospective exhibition of his art, design, and intergalactic costumery held at the Portl...

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by Anonymous

Holiday traumedy 4 u. Ugly backstory, I was kicked out of my family a long time ago for being gay and was never invited back. I have mostly moved on with the pieces and made peace with it. I still occasionally hear from a family friend who holds out hope that the situation can be reconciled one day despite the fact it has been a decade. I find out from sai...

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Greeley, really?

by Anonymous

People have long said that you can smell Greeley, CO long before you actually see the town. This is because Greeley is home to one of the largest slaughterhouses in the country and it's the town's biggest company. The JBS slaughterhouse there kills more cows per month than there are residents in the town. The company has close ties to the Trump administrat...

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