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Portland has two expensive real estate problems. One is an aging NBA arena whose tenant would like the public to renovate. The other is a former post office site that has been waiting since 2016 to become a neighborhood, with the patience o...
Keller Auditorium in Portland (Photo by M.O. Stevens, CC BY-SA 3.0)
There’s an old joke about a plane flying from London to New York. Halfway across the ocean there’s a loud bang, and the pilot comes on. “Folks, we just lost an engine. Don...
First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson speaks at a Corvallis Armory ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 20, 2026. (Photo by John Hughel/Oregon National Guard - CC BY 4.0)
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek provided her wife, Aimee Kotek Wilson, with office s...
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...
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...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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