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Trap Door Brewing to Build 42,000 Square-Foot Prairie View Station

Trap Door Brewing is set to open a new location in Vancouver, first reported by Washington Beer Blog. However, the new location isn’t just a tap house. Trap Door Brewing is developing an expansive 42,000 square-foot food cart pod with a beer garden called Prairie View Station. The new...
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Multnomah County health inspections: Nuvrei, Good Coffee, McCrae’s Country Cafe

The county’s public health department conducts unannounced, semiannual inspections of food-service establishments to assess compliance with health codes across three categories:. Priority items: Violations that pose direct risks related to foodborne illness prevention, such as failing to discard contaminated or...
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’47 years of waiting. It’s beyond words’: Dozens of Iranian Americans celebrate in Portland...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Some Iranian Americans in Downtown Portland gathered at Pioneer Courthouse Square on Sunday, celebrating after the U.S. launched strikes on Iran. While many Americans have criticized the attacks, Iranian Americans KGW spoke with say the strikes were long overdue. “This is an incredible moment,” said...
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Washington man builds backyard spaceship he predicted in song 25 years ago

BRUSH PRAIRIE, Wash. — Down a winding dirt road in a quiet neighborhood outside Vancouver, Washington sits something that defies explanation: a full-scale spaceship that looks like it crash-landed in somebody's backyard. But this isn't a movie set or art installation. It's Kirby Swatosh's dream come true. "Welcome...
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Burgerville Celebrates 65 Years of Serving Locals with Love & Brings Back Old Favorites

Burgerville, the Pacific Northwest’s premium fast-food chain known for its quality, locally sourced, and sustainably-focused menu, is turning 65! The company opened its first location in Vancouver on March 10, 1961, and has since expanded to more than 40 restaurants throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. To...
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Police Chase From Gresham to Portland Ends With Arrest of 13-Year-Old Who Claimed She...

MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore. — Multiple law enforcement units, including air support, were involved in the recovery of a vehicle owned by relatives of a 13-year-old girl who thought she had been kidnapped when she was inside their car when it was stolen from a Gresham trampoline park. However, according...
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Portland quietly pays bureau director $115K to resign

The head of Portland’s Bureau of Emergency Management accepted a six-figure severance to resign from his post last month, records obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive show. Shad Ahmed, who led the bureau since 2022, received just shy of $115,000 — or half his annual salary of $229,424 — and six months of health...
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Loyal Legion Invades Downtown Vancouver With Massive Beer Hall

Portland-born beer hall Loyal Legion is gearing up to land in downtown Vancouver this spring, bringing its high-tap, draft-first playbook to a former longtime brewpub anchored by a roomy patio. The move will add another draft-heavy stop to Washington Street, and the team is already rolling out a string of community...
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Use of force at Portland ICE facility debated in federal court. Here’s how it...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Lawyers are back in federal court debating the use of force and tear gas during protests outside the South Portland ICE Facility. This week, a federal judge is set to decide if and how federal law enforcement can use chemical agents going forward. This is the suit the ACLU of Oregon brought […]
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Downtown Portland Marriott sells at 63% discount

PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland Business Journal, a KGW News partner. Find the original story here. A distressed waterfront hotel in downtown Portland sold for $30 million. The Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront hotel at 1401 S.W. Naito Pkwy. was purchased by Portland Waterfront Hotel...

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