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Metro Says Headquarters Hotel Deal Slipping Again - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Metro Says Headquarters Hotel Deal Slipping Again. Share on Google Plus. Updated December 5, 2013. Published December 5, 2013. The decades-in-discussion Oregon Convention Center headquarters hotel. Is sliding into the future, Metro says in an internal report. But Metro, which operates the Convention Center, has still not yet nailed down terms with Hyatt. In a September cover story, the tentative terms of the deal call for $80 million in public subsidy. August 23 at 10:35 PM.

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Top 9 Hikes Around Hood - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Top 9 Hikes Around Hood. Rocky climbs that pay off with great views, lush canyons full of waterfalls, and switchbacks on an extinct volcano. PUNCHBOWL FALLS (at Hood River). Share on Google Plus. Updated May 26, 2015. Published May 26, 2015. 9 Hikes Around Hood. Swimming Holes and Hot Springs. Steeper, Harder, and Faster. Mt Hood Pit Stops. ISTANCE: 2.9 MILES. Keep right at the loopâ s various junctions to head gradually up the crest of Tom Dick and Harry Mountain. 50 minutes f...

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Share on Google Plus. Donald J. Trump (Gage Skidmore). Donald Trump Dumps Portland, Cancelling His Aug. 31 Fundraiser and Rally. His campaign tells OPB it's a scheduling conflict. These Are Portland’s Biggest PBR Bars. In Honor of MusicfestNW Presents Project Pabst next weekend, here are the most interesting places to drink Pabst Blue Ribbon. August 19 at 6:30 PM. Northwest Industrial and Forest Park. From trains to trees. August 19 at 5:35 PM. Rachael Renee’ Levasseur). August...

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38th Northwest Filmmakers' Festival - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. 38th Northwest Filmmakers' Festival. New name, same game: Discovering local talent. Share on Google Plus. By WW MOVIE STAFF. Updated November 8, 2011. Published November 8, 2011. Instead of the usual mid-life displays of sports car and trophy companion, the NW Film Center. David Geiss' ominous, wordless travelogue of Alberta's oil sands. Images of factories shooting flames into the sky make Canada look like Mordor. Almost as fascinating is Mt. Parnassus. That the few reprieves ...

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Share on Google Plus. The Buckman Pool in Southeast Portland was closed in July over lead paint hazards. Southeast Portland’s Buckman Pool is Closed and Too Expensive to Fix. Costs of repair will prevent the reopening of the last pool Portland Public Schools owns. August 21 at 6:30 AM. Donald J. Trump (Gage Skidmore). Donald Trump Dumps Portland, Cancelling His Aug. 31 Fundraiser and Rally. His campaign tells OPB it's a scheduling conflict. August 20 at 2:01 PM. From trains to ...

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Food Cart Review: Noodle House - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Food Cart Review: Noodle House. WOK AND ROLL: Leung Kwun Hung stir fries his hand-pulled noodles. Share on Google Plus. Updated September 13, 2011. Published September 13, 2011. Eat this: Thereâ s teriyaki beef and solid pan-fried salmon, but the noodles are the star here. Get the Seafood Noodle ($7.50). Best deal: Tender pork dumplings ($5) and a can of Coke ($1). Noodle House, Southwest 9th Avenue and Washington Street, 998-1019. 11 am-6 pm Monday-Saturday. $. Huge New Bar Wi...

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Bring the Noise - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Young African-Americans are leading the Portland protests against police violence. But can they make a real difference? WACO UP: Glenn Waco, a 22-year-old rapper from St. Johns, has become a leader in Portland police protests, including a Dec. 6 march on Pioneer Place. "The hardest thing is getting somebody to care," he says. "People need to disconnect from the Internet and connect back to real life.". Share on Google Plus. Updated December 9, 2014. Published December 9, 2014.

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Little Janitors - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. Portland Public Schools defends student discipline one official compares to an inmate work crew. RUBBISH: Fernando Aguilar, 9, says he had to clean César Chávez K-8 School in North Portland after he got in trouble for playing four square too aggressively. A Portland Public Schools official says the play amounted to bullying. Share on Google Plus. Updated March 10, 2015. Published March 10, 2015. Cà sar Chà vez K-8 School. Domingo, a second-grader, is 7. If they throw food, they...

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Swingin’ Party - Willamette Week

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169; 2016 Willamette Week. The Replacements played a lot of terrible shows. The only one it apologized for happened in Portland. BASTARDS OF MIDDLE AGE: The Replacements' Tommy Stinson (left) and Paul Westerberg in 2014. Tickets courtesy of David Benedetti. Share on Google Plus. Published April 7, 2015. About the time the couch crash-landed on Southeast Ash Street, it became clear this was a Replacements show that would live in infamy. Tour, was the nadir. Or, depending on your perspective, the peak.