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Members of Portland People’s Outreach Project hand out needles, pipes and other supplies.
Performing at the 2025 Lunar New Year festival at Lincoln, left to right, senior Noah Von Dem Brunch, senior Kaden Wong, junior Marshall Brayton and two of their teammates. Photo by Lennie Wong
Boulders and logs don’t attract the old crowd to Couch Park.
Imagine: The year is 2027. Your driverless vehicle heads south on Northwest 11th toward The Armory. It takes the left lane to target the theater drop-off, avoiding the streetcar tracks, which it classifies as a high-cost surface. Ahead, a r...
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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.
NW Resident in Portland Oregon and I write for Stadiumhood: https://stadiumhood.substack.com/
Darcie Meihoff, current chair at Oregon Wild, is a former board president at Forest Park Conservancy (FPC).
Retired CEO of Fred Meyer Inc
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