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  1. 11 hours ago

    Jesce Horton is already the founder of nonprofits the Minority Cannabis Business Association and the NuLeaf Project. Now, he also runs a cannabis cultivation company, and the result is top shelf.

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  2. 13 hours ago

    The affidavit depicts a chilling scene: The home invasion occurred hours after Choi celebrated his 33rd birthday. He went to sleep on the couch. Shortly before 2 am, his girlfriend "saw a figure dart from the front door entryway toward the bathroom."

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  3. 15 hours ago

    A Portland beverage company is making collard green kombucha and pickle juice gose in the old Widmer Pub.

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  4. 15 hours ago

    If you want to help your neighbors but aren’t sure where to start, we’ve taken the guesswork out of it.

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    16 hours ago

    Court records say Matt Choi was murdered by a neighbor in his apartment building in the hours after his birthday party. W/

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  6. 17 hours ago

    Attorneys say the doxxer posted a document titled "A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME" that contained thousands of files with photos and personal information.

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  7. 19 hours ago

    You can now get everything from fresh masa quesadillas, pistachio butter flan and Hidalguense pasties all from the same spot.

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    21 hours ago

    The Portland DSA co-chair alleges that a Proud Boy doxxed her in a new lawsuit. Court documents say the doxxer posted a massive filed titled "A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME" containing thousands of images and files with the personal info of activists.

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  9. 22 hours ago

    On Nov. 2, seven remaining members of the board called a station meeting. The topic? Concerns about co-founder and executive director Jefferson Smith.

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  10. 24 hours ago

    Two Oregon counties passed ballot measures Nov. 3 that effectively make them "sanctuaries" for gun rights, meaning local officials could face criminal penalties for enforcing most state and federal firearm regulations.

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  11. Nov 18

    An early menu item paid tribute to Kentucky Fried Chicken's greased-up Famous Bowl, but had Indonesian fried chicken, mashed potatoes, creamed corn and a blood sausage gravy with lemongrass and turmeric. It was an instant hit.

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  12. Nov 18

    What are the chances that someone in a crowd of 25 people has COVID-19?

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  13. Nov 18

    Prior to the current COVID-19 "freeze," Portlanders could rent out Cinema 21 and Living Room Theaters, making the two theaters some of the only venues in town showing new releases.

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    Nov 18

    Good watchdog story on the state's policy on COVID-19, from my colleague. Gov. Kate Brown canceled Thanksgiving, but the experts talked to raise questions about the potentially inadequate approach to Black Friday.

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  15. Nov 18

    The high and growing utilization of hospital beds is the most concrete sign of COVID-19's impact in Oregon.

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    Nov 18

    COVID-19 hospitalizations jumped again today in OR, as the state moves into a two-week shut-down (sort of). OR is still testing at among the lowest rates in the nation so although our case count has risen dramatically, it remains artificially low.

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  17. Nov 18

    In his own words, Matt Davidson and the Oregon Liquor Control Commission might be on a path towards mutually assured destruction.

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  18. Nov 18

    Today, Willamette Week's annual Guide to Portland, FINDER, hits streets. This edition of the magazine features BIPOC-owned and operated businesses and services. Find it *inside* your issue of WW.

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    Nov 18

    The new symbol of Portland's restaurant scene is an empty shed—something improvised to keep a business alive, only to see that backup plan crushed, too. Andi Prewitt reports.

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  20. Nov 18

    In one month—from March to April—the state's leisure and hospitality industry lost 30 years' worth of economic growth. And that was before the governor ordered everyone to bring their meals home in boxes once again.

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