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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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Shelter Provider Sunstone Way Is Under Criminal Investigation

Multnomah County law enforcement has opened a criminal investigation into the management of homeless services provider Sunstone Way, WW has learned. The criminal probe follows a county review that found the nonprofit misspent more $3.6 million in taxpayer dollars. Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez said
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12 Oregon Catfish Spots That Are Absolute Must-Try

You know that perfect bite of golden, crispy fried catfish with a side of tangy slaw and hushpuppies? Oregon has some places that do it better than you might expect. The catfish comes out hot and crunchy, with a cornmeal crust that shatters with each bite. The fish stays flaky and moist inside, never dry or greasy in t
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Oregon’s minimum wage rises 50 cents per hour this week

Oregonians making minimum wage will get a 50-cent bump per hour beginning Wednesday, resulting in an average of $573 more per year for someone working full time. In the Portland metro, the floor for hourly wages will rise to $16.80. In 15 counties and parts of three counties in the Willamette Valley, Northwest Coast an
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Kansas man dies while swimming at Oregon’s Blue Pool

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A man died while swimming at the Tamolitch Blue Pool along the McKenzie River, officials said. On Friday night, just before 9 p.m., the Linn County Sheriff’s Office said they got a call that a man had jumped into the water and was not able to get out.
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2021 heat dome survivor urges Oregon to do more on climate

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Ukiah Halloran-Steiner was 16 years old and living in McMinnville, Ore. with her parents when the 2021 heat dome hit Oregon, bringing triple-digit temperatures for multiple days in a row. "I was in high school and I was actively involved with climate justice organizing across...
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Milwaukie Station Food Carts Has a New Owner and a Big Vision for the...

There’s something genuinely heartwarming about this one. Ann Craig and her family didn’t walk into Milwaukie Station Food Cart Pod as outside investors looking for an opportunity. They walked in years ago as vendors, set up their Wagon with the Dragon beer cart, became part of the community, and fell in love with the p

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