Portland Stack
Devin Boone, Ian Patrick, Jonathan Walkeran illustrated column about housing, houselessness, public safety, & the social contract
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | portlandstack.substack.com |
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Lisa Freeman’s big idea is, in and of itself, not that big. She wants to establish a community responder safety bureau with leadership on the same level as police and fire. (Currently, Portland’s community responder program—Portland Street ...
The Big Idea with Terrence Hayes
Today, in THE BIG IDEA—a series of short videos featuring just one candidate at a time, talking about just one idea—is Terrence Hayes, who’s running for city council in District 1.
He's boring and he wants to make government in Portland boring as he is
I worked in traditional newsrooms for years, and one thing that always drove me crazy was how so many of the places I worked covered elections like horse races (who’s winning, who’s losing, who’s everyone betting on?) instead of how I wante...
Candidate Shuffle Dating
One Saturday this summer, I went to Slow Pour Coffee and Bar in Sellwood to finish a piece, and quickly realized I was surrounded by what seemed like dozens of people on first dates— what I later learned were shuffle dates. They talked to s...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
writer and reporter working at the intersection of journalism and art | originally from L.A., now in Portland by way of Arizona and Sonora
Artist and Illustrator, art installer, adjunct instructor at UC San Diego and Whittier College.
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