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Construction of new affordable housing complex to begin this summer
Work is underway at the site of the former Hillsdale Terrace to prep for the construction of 122 units of affordable housing beginning this August.
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Sweets Etc. expands beyond Multnomah Village location
Multnomah Village mainstay Sweets Etc. is taking its show on the road with one new location already open and more on the horizon.
The weekend ahead near Portland, Oregon
With Labor Day this weekend, there are many outing activities to choose from in the Portland and surrounding areas.
Rose Festival 2012: Mexican group will bring history, heritage to Grand Floral Parade
David Canary of Garvey Schubert Barer to Receive Pro Bono Award of...
Canary was nominated for his more than 12 years of service to the Community Development Law Center and its clients in property tax appeals and research projects.
E. Coli outbreak renews raw milk fight in Oregon
The Oregon Dairy Farmers Association is calling for tighter restrictions on the sale of unpasteurized milk following an E. coli outbreak that sickened nearly 20 people last month.
Corporate chaplain stays true to faith
Nate Schroder talks with billing specialist Melissa Dalton at Guardian Pharmacy in St.
Sixty-one acres have been purchased in a plan to help prospective farmers get started in the field
Scott Schaeffer and Jim Stanley stand on a part of their nursery farm they sold to the East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District, which plans to turn the acreage into an incubator for would-be farmers.
Chief PCC money-raiser prepares to step down
Preston Pulliams will step down next summer as president of Portland Community College.
Election Night: Rosenblum is Oregon Attorney General; Hales and Smith in Mayor Runoff
Results Cheatsheet Ellen Rosenblum with 68 percent of vote wins outright in the Attorney General's race Charlie Hales and Jefferson Smith face runoff in November.
Portland-area residents contributed a half-million pounds of food Saturday to help the hungry
Lamar Friesen, a mail carrier in the Rockcreek area north of U.S. 26, collected bags of food donations along his route Saturday during the 20th annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive.
Rod Underhill -- Multnomah County's next DA -- will focus on gangs,...
Rod Underhill, seen here attending a gang task force meeting in April, has highlighted three areas of focus: gangs, family violence and crime-victims' rights.
Community Helpers donations as of May 13, 2012
Safeway customers and employees in Oregon and Southwest Washington raised $500,000 in one month for breast cancer awareness, treatment and research at Providence Cancer Center .
Portland clinic chain ZoomCare will offer free medical care at one location, one night per month
A local clinic chain will offer free appointments at one location, one night per month starting this Thursday.
Politics of Place: A distinctive liberalism guides low-profile Portland legislative races
Terry Franceschi, who lives in a working-class neighborhood just east of Interstate 205, has a lawn sign out front promoting Rep.
Corporate chaplain finds way to stay true to faith
Corporate chaplain Nate Schroder, right, meets with Mark Boe, president and owner of Guardian Pharmacy, April 24 in St.
Candidates tout resumes in Ore. Supreme Court race
Oregon voters have a rare opportunity to influence the state's highest court as three lawyers vie for one seat on the Supreme Court.
A new community court dedicated to the homeless at Bud Clark Commons opened Friday
Multnomah public defender Keith Rogers stands to address the crowd gathered for the first session of the Bud Clark Commons Community Court.
Keizer woman's heroin death underscores Oregon epidemic
PORTLAND Five foreign suspects face federal drug charges stemming from the heroin overdose death of a woman in Keizer earlier this month.
Regence BlueCross BlueShield to drop its Portland-area provider...
Regence BlueCross BlueShield is cutting its provider network of doctors and hospitals for 20,000 individual members in the Portland area, meaning they potentially need to change physicians, switch insurers, or pay more for care.