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Why We Can't Have Nice Things
The Portland City Council voted September 9 to proceed with planning and preparation for two Broadway-capable theater projects, neither of which is funded. (Archive photo from City of Portland)
I was asked a straightforward question: Which...
Oregon needs a serious debate about data centers, not attack ads
Google data center in The Dalles, Oregon. Photo: Lambtron / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Perhaps no issue better reflects the state of politics today than data centers.
In Oregon, both candidates for governor have ads attacking their...
The Green Banana Test: Portland’s Two Riverbank Dreams and the $2.5 Billion Nobody Has
Within hours of my Broadway Corridor article going up last week, a reader proposed what sounds like the obvious solution: if Albina Vision Trust has assembled an organization capable of developing Lower Albina, why not give it the abandoned...
National DSA standard-bearer listed “Anesthesiologist” after Oregon medical license lapsed
A screenshot of a “Socialist cash takes out capitalist trash” fundraising plea by the National Electoral Commission, the electoral body of the Democratic Socialists of America. Tammy Carpenter is third from the right.
Tammy Carpenter, a na...
Kotek Reverses Course on Data Centers Days After Drazan Attack Ad
A post from Gov. Tina Kotek’s X account about her order pausing state work on data center development on state land amid attacks from Christine Drazan and public concern over data centers and AI
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek backtracked on her pl...
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Writer of politics and lame jokes at Oregon Roundup on Substack. https://oregonroundup.substack.com/
Mark worked 20 years at The Oregonian in positions including business editor & editorial writer. He is regular contributor to Oregon Roundup.
Robert S. Miller has spent five decades in the gaming industry and is the president of Kiron North America. He writes The Center Held on Substack, and lives in Portland, ten minutes from the Broadway Corridor.
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