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I stumbled upon three goats in a fenced lot on my way to meet my daughter for dinner recently. An elderly couple was taking photos and feeding them baby carrots. I later learned these goats, a small brown one and two bigger white ones, are...
Portland has squandered many of its natural advantages.
I attended an event last week sponsored by Revitalize Portland and Design Portland, among others, focused on revitalizing Downtown Portland. Mayor Keith Wilson kicked it off with a p...
By Robert Miller
In 1986 Sam LeBlanc, a New Orleans progressive and eight-year state legislator, ran for mayor, and I came out of political retirement to help him. Before a speech I had written, he told me it needed a point. It was a list,...
One of the Pearl’s best-looking buildings, home to Bearing Service Co. machine shop for 81 years, is being transformed into a plant nursery where houseplants, exotic tropicals, cacti and handcrafted pottery will be sold. Think giant stateme...
The scent of just-brewed coffee rides the air inside the grand foyer of the Alano Club in Northwest Portland. It’s called Recovery Roast, made in partnership with local roaster Dear Francis, and available free at all meetings. A bifurcated...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
Retired CEO of Fred Meyer Inc
I am a Recovered heroin addict, felon-for-life and a retired and recovering commercial bank executive who is finding purpose later in life as a behavioral health activist. I am a pragmatist.
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