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Raymond Wade “on stage” in the Pearl District. Photo and video by Michaela Lowthian
By 1:15 p.m. on a recent Sunday, Raymond Wade had made about $100 from people passing by his orange upright piano, parked on this day on the corner of Nort...
Northwest Marine Art Works owner Ken Unkeles sits in front of the “pattern wall.” Those circular forms were once used to make machinery for local sawmills. That was when the 15-building complex was the Northwest Marine Ironworks. Photo by W...
Today I am announcing that I am running for Multnomah County chair.
I really didn’t want to run for this office. Having stood for election before, I know firsthand how broken our electoral system is. The race for money, institutional endor...
The Watermark at the Pearl kicked off June’s pride month with a bingo party hosted by Portland’s celebrated drag queen, Ms. Poison Waters. The event was held in the W Lounge, where community event coordinator Destiny Wigner brings jazz comb...
Sunshine Warehouse and Fulfillment Manager Chelsea Brown sets up the pantry before Tuesday’s opening. Distressed by the city’s homeless predicament, she began working for the Sunshine Division a year ago. All photos by Walden Kirsch.
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Editor, publisher NW Examiner
I direct the Oral History Program at the Clackamas County Historical Society and work with other local historical societies on similar projects. I worked as a reporter on TV and radio for roughly 40 years, most recently at KPTV in Portland.
Left-handed journo examining the highs and lows of NW Portland and the Pearl District.
Long time Alaska resident, now Portland. Interested in government at all levels.
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