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10 Washington Coffee Roasters Serving Freshly Roasted Beans And Rich Espresso In Cozy Shops

One Washington roaster pays coffee farmers more than double Fair Trade rates. Your morning latte comes with a side of good karma, which is a pretty great way to start the day. That company started in 2005 inside an unmarked warehouse, which is about as indie as origin stories get. Now it runs cafes and a full roastery, with national awards to show for it.

Spokane, WA · 2d
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Local author Matt Mikalatos shares "Finding Wonderful"

If you’ve ever watched "It’s a Wonderful Life" and felt a little lighter afterward, you’re not alone. It turns out the film may have meant the most to the man at the center of it all. Matt Mikalatos, author of the new book “Finding Wonderful: Hopeful Lessons from Jimmy Stewart and It’s a Wonderful Life,” joined us to share how the holiday classic's star, Jimmy Stewart, credited the film with giving his life new purpose after his World War II service.

Portland, OR · 3d
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OMSI exhibition takes visitors behind the thrills of Universal theme parks

Ever wondered how a dinosaur seems to leap off the screen, how a monster gets its scare just right or what makes a theme park ride feel too close to […]

Portland, OR · 3d

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‘Wildwood’ Review: A Stop-Motion Game Changer

Wildwood is an extremely mystifying experience. For most of the runtime, Laika Studios kept me in a constant state of questioning. Not in terms of plot or character beats, but in how exactly any of this is possible. As a studio, Laika has always been in a league of its own, creating exceptional visual masterworks in stop-motion animation. However, their 2026 film Wildwood pushes the envelope like we have never seen before.

Portland, OR · 3d
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Toast the Holidays with Northwest Bubbly

This article originally appeared in our sister publication, Northwest Travel & Life. What says “celebration” better than a glass of bubbly? And not just any bubbly, but sparkling wine from one of the Northwest’s best sparkling wine producers. In producing this list, we were admittedly purists — only sparkling wine made using the méthode traditionnelle will do (not to disparage non-traditional methods).

Dayton, OR · 3d

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5 Best Restaurants in Beaverton, Oregon You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Beaverton, Oregon — a city where the rain polishes every leaf, where the scent of cedar mingles with the aroma of simmering broth and roasting coffee, where neighborhoods are stitched together by families from every corner of the globe. Here, the skyline is a gentle rise of evergreens and new apartments, strip malls and old farmhouses, each block humming with the stories of those who’ve called this place home for generations and those who’ve just arrived. Beaverton is a crossroads — of tech and tradition, of Pacific Northwest calm and the vibrant pulse of immigrant dreams.

Beaverton, OR · 8d

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Everyone Loves This Iconic Oregon Diner Where A Giant Breakfast Costs Less Than $12

Portland has a diner that operates by its own rules, stays open when everyone else has gone home, and serves a breakfast so filling that you’ll be planning your next visit before you’ve finished your current one. The Original Hotcake House on SE Powell Boulevard is that diner,...

Portland, OR · 8d

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This Oregon Garden Lets You Wander Through Plants From Around the World Without Paying a Dime

Some of the best places in Portland do not have a ticket booth, a gift shop, or a big sign out front. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood near Lake Oswego, there is a historic estate garden that opens its gates to anyone on weekdays and asks for nothing more than respect and an optional donation. Its paths wind past century-old trees, towering redwoods, rhododendrons, and plants both familiar and unusual.

Portland, OR · 5d

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Linfield’s food options aren’t satisfying students

After a long day of classes, many students find themselves looking down at a tray of dining hall food, disappointed and wishing for the options to be better. At Linfield, students who live on campus have a relatively small selection of places to eat. Over time, repetitive menus leave students feeling dissatisfied with the available meals.

Mcminnville, OR · 5d

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I Asked 4 Bakers if You Really Need To Sift Dry Ingredients

A wide range of baking recipes, from cakes and quick breads to cookies, utilize dry, powdery ingredients such as all-purpose flour, cocoa powder, and powdered sugar. Many say to sift the dry ingredients before incorporating them into a batter or dough, but just how essential is this step, really? I turned to professional bakers to find out.

Portland, OR · 7d

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This Old-School Oregon Steakhouse Glows Red And Serves Prime Rib To Live Music

A suit of armor stands guard at the host stand, and the steakhouse behind it looks like a castle. Inside, stone walls glow under red light while a band tunes up near the bar. The prime rib gets carved tableside. The booths are red velvet. The au jus is made...

Portland, OR · 4d

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Pamana Brings Filipino Cuisine and a Family Legacy to Portland

For Chef Ethan Leung and his wife Geri, opening Pamana was about more than opening their own restaurant. It was an opportunity to celebrate Filipino cuisine and create a lasting legacy for their family right here in Portland, inside The Hoxton Hotel (5 NW 4th Ave.) Before becoming a full-time...

Portland, OR · 3d

The Bee

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‘Harvest potluck’ brings Master Gardeners together in Brentwood-Darlington

Under partly-sunny skies, some two dozen Multnomah County Master Gardeners Association volunteers ended summer with a Harvest Potluck Party in their own Brentwood-Darlington Demonstration Garden. They met in the same […]

Multnomah County, OR · 3d

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You’ll Need A Serious Appetite For The 13-Inch Pancakes At This Tiny Oregon Cafe

Some breakfast spots feed you. Stepping Stone Cafe in Portland, Oregon feeds your soul, your stomach, and your sense of wonder, all before 2 p.m. If you’ve been sleeping on this place, consider this your very loud, very enthusiastic wake-up call. Portland has no shortage of places to eat...

Portland, OR · 5d

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You Haven’t Really Tasted Oregon Until You’ve Had Marionberry Pie at This Little Bakery

Some Portland lines form for concerts, and one forms for pie, sometimes stretching down the sidewalk on an ordinary weekend afternoon. On Pi Day, a few devoted fans show up at 5 a.m. just to secure a spot near the front. The little bakery at the center of it all has turned Oregon’s love of berries and buttery crust into a neighborhood ritual worth protecting.

Portland, OR · 6d

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8 Oregon Specialty Food Markets That Make Regular Grocery Shopping Feel Boring

One Oregon seafood shop keeps live Manila clams in a fridge, just steps from shelves of imported European candy. I love that combination, because it shows somebody stocked the place purely out of curiosity. That shop has plenty of company across the state. Other markets sell kava and fresh poke,...

Oregon · 6d

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Ground Breaker Brewing Collaborates with Leikam Brewing to Release Psychrophilic Cold + Black IPA

The cold season has finally returned in the Pacific Northwest, and with it, dark beer season! Portland, Oregon’s Ground Breaker Brewing and Leikam Brewing have teamed up to release Psychrophilic IPA a beer calibrated to capture and answer the climate of the moment. The 6.7% ABV cold and black IPA was brewed and canned at Ground Breaker’s dedicated gluten-free facility. It merges two styles of IPA into one; and was first developed in 2021 by Leikam brewer Brandon Thomas when he was assistant brewing at Ground Breaker.

Portland, OR · 4d

Animal of Things

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Cane Corso Laws in Oregon: What Owners Need to Know About Bans, Liability, and Insurance

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Cane Corso laws in Oregon are less strict than the internet makes them sound, but they are not simple either. Several popular articles claim the breed is “banned” in Oregon, yet state law does not work that way. Oregon regulates dogs mainly by what an individual dog does, and it leaves cities and counties room … This article, Cane Corso Laws in Oregon: What Owners Need to Know About Bans, Liability, and Insurance , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in New Jersey: Who Pays When a Guest Gets Hurt • Pet Rent Laws in Arkansas: What Landlords Can Charge and What You Can Negotiate • Planning a Rifle Deer Hunt in Hawaii? The Season Depends on the Island

Oregon · 2d