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Oregon Has a Vietnamese Restaurant Where the Rice Noodles Are Made Fresh by Hand Every Morning
Most noodle soups in America start with a dried brick of rice noodles pulled from a box. One Portland kitchen skips that shortcut and leans into the slower, older way of doing things. The result is a dining room that fills up fast, a line that often reaches the door, and a menu built around the cooking of Northern Vietnam, a style that is surprisingly hard to find in the United States.
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A MAX train takes you to all 5 of these Oregon shopping centers in the Portland area. Is your favorite one of them?
Pioneer Place opened its retail pavilion in March 1990 at Fifth Avenue and Morrison Street in downtown Portland, Oregon, on a corner where MAX trains were already running. The light-rail line crossed the Fifth Avenue Transit Mall right there. The spot came out of the city's own planning. Portland set...
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Molly Callahan and Drew Grizzly Talk “Bye Bye, Bi” Comedy Show
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — “Bye Bye, Bi” is bringing comedy and plenty of personality to Social Good Place this November. Molly Callahan, creator and host of the comedy game show, joins The Juice alongside contestant Drew Grizzly to share more about the show. “Bye Bye, Bi” takes...
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Portland City Council approves plans to reduce fuel stored along Willamette River
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The City of Portland is moving forward with plans to reduce the amount of fuel stored along the Willamette River in an area vulnerable to earthquake damage. On Wednesday, Portland City Council passed a pair of ordinances related to what’s called the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub....
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Jensen Huang’s Oregon story: Portland ping pong to Denny’s dishwasher
Although former Nvidia CEO hasn’t lived here in decades, he still has family in the state and nurtures ties to Oregon State University. Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang began working at age 15, washing dishes and waiting tables at a Denny’s restaurant in the Portland area. He worked the graveyard shift and played competitive table tennis at the Paddle Palace downtown.