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This Oregon Bakery Is Famous For Its Slow-Fermented Sourdough Bread

Some of the dough here ferments for up to 18 hours before it ever sees an oven. That’s longer than most of us spend awake on a busy Saturday. The bakers at this Oregon spot are fine with the wait. The flour comes from whole grains with names like...

KOIN 6 News

‘A piece of Banks history’: Century-old Banks Billiards property for sale

A piece of Banks history is on the market.

Banks, OR · 19h

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8 Oregon Restaurants Worth Planning a 2027 Road Trip Around

A massive 26-to-30-ounce steak is one of only two main choices at a certain dinner stop on this list. The other choice is a whole roasted chicken, served to one person. That spot sits off a forest service road in the Oregon high desert, and you need a reservation to eat there. I love that a meal this huge waits somewhere this quiet. Another pick serves a mushroom-forward tasting menu inside an 1859 farmhouse.

Oregon · 12h

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Jury Awards Portland Family $7.8 Million After Missed Lung Mass

A Multnomah County Circuit Court jury awarded $7.8 million to the family of Wendi Lui, a Portland woman whose suspicious lung mass went unreported on breast-screening scans two years in a row. The 11-day trial ended this week. The question in front of the jurors was narrower than the award,...

Portland, OR · 9h

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Over 70 miniature horse figurines recovered after Portland car break-in

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - More than 70 of 100 miniature horse figurines have been recovered after the collection was stolen in southwest Portland during a car break in, police said on Saturday. Earlier in the week, on Wednesday, Portland police said they arrested a 39-year-old man, identified as Benjamin Moore,...

Portland, OR · 9h

Lovely Garden Roots

‘You Can't Replace This': North Portland Neighbors Held a Candlelight Vigil for a Century-Old Redwood Set to Come Down for Six New Homes

Neighbors held a vigil for a century-old North Portland redwood slated for removal for six homes. Portland's Title 11 tree code explained.

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Classic VHS movies inspire Mike Bennett’s new free holiday attraction in downtown Portland

Classic holiday movies, hand-drawn characters and the nostalgia of browsing a neighborhood video store are coming together in downtown Portland this holiday season. Portland artist Mike Bennett is bringing a holiday edition of his Dead Media experience to the corner of Southwest Broadway and Alder Street, opening Friday, Nov. 13. The free, family-friendly attraction blends the charm of a vintage VHS rental store with elements of Bennett’s popular Snow Day Village, creating a new holiday adventure just one block from Pioneer Courthouse Square.

The Portland Mercury

Good Morning, News: City Workers Still on Strike, Policing Town Hall, PICA is Moving, and Chris Van Hollen Runs for Majority Leader

If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered!. Good morning, Portland! They say the rain is back until the middle of...

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By Faith Alone

This story was originally co-published by The Oregonian and ProPublica. The deputy medical examiner thought the family was being evasive. Eric Tonsfeldt had been dispatched to the pistachio-green house in Oregon City on the night of March 5, 2017. Inside he found Sarah Mitchell in bed, her dead newborn in her arms.

Oregon City, OR · 21h

KOIN 6 News

PPS board OKs independent investigation after superintendent, other district leaders caught using Signal

Officials at Portland Public Schools addressed private messages between its superintendent and other leadership, potentially violating Oregon's public records law, hours ahead of the district releasing its list of schools the superintendent is recommending to close after six weeks of backlash from parents.

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USA TODAY Sports Media Group

Tom Dundon still has no interest in 20-year lease agreement with city

While the Trail Blazers and the city’s negotiating teams have continued regular meetings, sources have said they have not made substantive headway toward a deal and the sides remain at odds over the team’s responsibility to maintain the building in a “first-class condition.” Further, according to sources, controlling owner Tom Dundon continues to oppose an iron-clad 20-year lease agreement — a requirement that Oregon lawmakers made as part of the state’s financial contribution under Senate Bill 1501 this spring . Oregonian This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Tom Dundon still has no interest in 20-year lease agreement with city

KOIN 6 News

Officer hit by patrol car, seriously hurt amid search of suspect, police say

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Portland Police Bureau said one of its officers was seriously hurt after being hit by another officer’s patrol car during an effort to capture a fleeing suspect on foot. On Thursday, just after 1:30 a.m., police tried to pull over a car near Southeast 141st Avenue and Stark Street. However, […]

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Ex-Nvidia CEO Has Deep Roots in Oregon – Jensen Huang

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang went from washing dishes at a Portland-area Denny’s to leading one of the world’s most valuable companies before revelations about extramarital affairs forced his resignation from the tech giant yesterday. Why it matters: Huang, estimated to be worth $150 billion, has deep roots...

KOIN 6 News

Portland Public Schools updates list of elementary schools recommended to close

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland Public Schools released an updated list of schools Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong is recommending to close, with the recommended closure timeline now taking two academic years. Friday’s announcement comes after weeks of backlash from parents after the district released two scenarios of potential closures, impacting mainly elementary schools, but also making […]

Daily Journal of Commerce

Chesapeake Point Apartments, in Milwaukie, fetches $23.8 million

A 159-unit multifamily community in Milwaukie has sold to a California investor for $23.8 million. The Nov. 4 transaction values Chesapeake Pointe Apartments at approximately $149,685 per unit. Built in 1988 on 5.44 acres at 4400 S.E. Naef Road in Jennings Lodge, a residential neighborhood between downtown Milwaukie and Gladstone,...

Milwaukie, OR · 1d

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West Linn football routs Lincoln 44-7 in quarterfinals

The West Linn football team, facing Lincoln in the Class 6A state quarterfinals, raced out to a 37-point lead in the first half, engaged the running clock throughout the final two quarters and rolled to a devastating 44-8 victory at West Linn High School on Friday, Nov. 13. To see...

West Linn, OR · 1d

Pacific Northwest Crossing

FAA announces nationwide ground stop: See what it means for the Pacific Northwest

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop Friday, Nov. 13. The ground stop will temporarily halt departures from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Portland International Airport, and other airports across the country after a communications problem affected air traffic control centers. The order came shortly before 1 p.m. Pacific time. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy […]

Seattle, WA · 1d

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Property Watch: A Surviving John Yeon Home That Just Sold

Located on almost four acres in an architectural enclave in Southwest, the ‘Swan House’ is a pristine example of the Northwest designer's work. In 1939, the Museum of Modern Art held an exhibit to celebrate its 10th anniversary, called Art in Our Time. In the section addressing modern architecture, alongside designs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Frank Lloyd Wright, there was a picture of a house in Portland, Oregon.

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