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Woodstock Food Carts: Coming To Woodstock Blvd in Portland

A new food cart pod is currently in the works for the Lents neighborhood. Called Woodstock Food Carts (AKA The Woodstock Switch), the pod would be on a property that until recently has a warehouse on it since 1904. Here is what we know. The Property and Location. Located in...
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Happy Valley Illegal Fireworks Amnesty Program Ends This Week

HAPPY VALLEY, OR – The city of Happy Valley is offering residents a chance to anonymously dispose of illegal fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July holiday through its annual Fireworks Amnesty Drop-Off program. The city is partnering with the Happy Valley Police Department, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office...
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Josiah Molden didn’t choose Oregon to please his legendary dad, but Alex Molden is...

West Linn defensive back Josiah Molden didn’t commit to Oregon to appease his father, former Ducks star Alex Molden. Dad’s elation is a bonus and comes with layers. The first is the joy of one day watching his son roam the Ducks’ secondary at Autzen Stadium, where his father played from 1992–1995. That’s magnified by t
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Portland’s Star Psilocybin Hub Shuts Its Doors After Three-Year Trip

One of Portland’s most visible psilocybin centers has quietly gone dark. InnerTrek, the high-profile service hub co-founded by Measure 109 architect Tom Eckert, closed its licensed facility in late June after three years at the Burnside Bridgehead. The exit takes a marquee location off the city’s supervised psilocybin
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Step Inside This Enormous Oregon Antique Mall And You’ll Lose Track Of Time

If you’ve ever wondered where all the good furniture went, the kind that doesn’t require an engineering degree to assemble, it’s probably at Monticello Antique Marketplace in Portland. This Sellwood destination is where time becomes a suggestion rather than a rule, and your phone’s clock becomes increasingly...
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The man who started the push for legal psychedelic mushrooms in Oregon just closed...

InnerTrek Center for Psilocybin Services closed this month, less than three years after opening its doors as one of Portland’s earliest and most ambitious facilities for the legal use of psychedelic mushrooms. “As InnerTrek continues to grow as a national training organization, we have made the decision to focus...
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See inside this Portland Queen Anne Revival that blends Victorian grandeur with modern luxury...

A 1905 Queen Anne Revival for sale in North Portland’s Cathedral Park has a wraparound porch, leaded glass windows and other restored features of historic grandeur as well as modern updates. The asking price is $985,000 for the 0.23-acre corner lot at 7034 N. John Ave. The front door...
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This summer’s most delicious Portland food challenge involves cherries and ice cream

Bi(n)g news for Bing cherry lovers! Some of the best ice creameries in the Portland area are going all in on cherries in July. Beginning on Wednesday, six of the area’s most beloved purveyors of cold treats will be featuring “limited-edition cherry-inspired dessert” items as part of the “Northwest Cherry Trail,” accord
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Oregon man who went missing during endurance race training was ‘in love’ with Pacific...

In late April, during a visit with his son, Dale Andersen found his son Ben talking about running again after a two-year injury. The 37-year-old Southwest Portland resident was eyeing a return to the grueling Bigfoot 200 ultramarathon — deep in the backcountry around Mount St. Helens. Weeks later,...
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I-5 northbound on-ramp at N Columbia reopens after semi rollover crash

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The I-5 northbound on-ramp onto N Columbia Blvd has reopened a semi truck rollover on Monday afternoon. The on-ramp closed at around 3:30 p.m. on Friday due to the crash, and fully reopened at 6:30 p.m. No injuries have been reported.

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