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New photo book shows life on the streets of Portland
Three years ago, Keith Zimmerman picked up a camera for the first time at the age of 49. His new photo book "Outside" is his self-published debut depicting the lives of dozens of people sheltering on the streets of Portland — an experience that he is personally familiar with. This month Keith celebrated eight years of sobriety after experiencing addiction and homelessness for decades. “People living outside are just like you — they’re our neighbors,” said Keith, who goes by his artist name, Keith Z. “I wanted to allow a space for somebody who’s not necessarily had that experience to be able to get close to these people and consider them as human beings.” Video and writing by Jireh Deng/OPB Additional photos by Keith Zimmerman.
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Westview quarterback Hank Whitworth’s football career might be over, but his future remains bright
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Life isn’t fair. That’s been well-documented. But if you’re looking for further proof of the age-old adage, one needn’t look further than what happened to Hank Whitworth, Cohen Trump and the Westview High School football team two weeks ago against Jesuit.
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Tualatin wins big, but plays small in playoff opener versus Grant
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Not all wins are equal, and some are darn right ugly. I wouldn’t go as far as saying Tualatin’s performance was the latter, but it wasn’t up to their standard and head coach Dom Ferraro said as much immediately after their state playoff game with Grant.
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NWSL Playoff Power Rankings: 2026 Odds, Quarterfinal Bracket & Title Favorites
After 27 weeks and one truly chaotic Decision Day, the 2026 NWSL Playoffs have finally arrived. And this weekend, four high-stakes quarterfinals take the pitch — with results dictating the postseason fates of this year’s eight-team bracket. Each club enters the NWSL playoff bracket with a different goal...
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This Oregon Museum Holds Objects That Tell The State’s Story In Unexpected Ways
A single copper coin decided the name of a major American city. Two founders flipped it, and the winner picked the name of his hometown back East. That coin still exists, and you can see it in person. It sits in a museum that also lets you sniff salmon, hazelnuts, and wheat. Yes, history here comes with a scent track.
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MAX Train Strikes Pedestrian Near NE 8th and Division, Crews Rush to Scene
Portland firefighters rushed to Northeast Portland early Friday after reports that a pedestrian had been struck by a MAX train near NE 8th and NE Division. Engine 23 arrived on scene to the reported collision, according to the fire bureau, though the condition of the person involved and the full circumstances of what happened were not immediately known.