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• A Message to the Community from Commissioner Fish
• Commissioner Fish Health Update
• The Weekly Catch
• Transitioning from Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
• A Thanksgiving Story
• Portland Parks & Recreation: A Sustainable Future Council Work Session
• The Weekly Catch
• Parks and the Portland Parks Foundation Receive Bank of America Neighborhood Builder Award
• The Weekly Catch
• Parks Replacement Bond Completes Successful Fourth Year of Citywide Park Improvements
• The Weekly Catch
• Barbara Walker Crossing Grand Opening
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating the Inaugural Betsy Ames Leadership Award
• The Fish Team is Hiring!
• The Weekly Catch
• Asian Health & Service Center Annual Gala
• Celebrating the 2019 “Spirit of Portland” Awards
• The Weekly Catch
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• Celebrating Salmon in Our City
• Commissioner Fish Displays Nixon Impeachment Gavel in Office
• The Weekly Catch
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• Two More Steps Forward Toward a Cleaner Willamette River
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating Commissioner Charles Jordan
• The 11th Annual Standard Volunteer Expo
• Welcome Herico!
• The Weekly Catch
• Senator Wyden Town Hall
• Welcome Marielle!
• The Weekly Catch
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• Nick's Op-ed in The Oregonian on His Second Anniversary as a Cancer Survivor
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating Leach Botanical Garden’s Next Chapter
• Honoring World Champions
• Grand Re-Opening of Halprin Open Space Sequence
• Portland Audubon Expands Wildlife Sanctuary
• The Weekly Catch
• 2% for The Arts
• The Weekly Catch
• Peninsula Pool Re-Opening
• Press Release: New Lawsuit Seeks to Stall Progress on Willamette River Clean-Up and Shift Cost to Portland Taxpayers
• The Weekly Catch
• Supporting Women’s Health and Abortion Rights
• Transitions for Parks and the Fish Team
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy Fourth of July!
• Portland World Soccer Closing and Refugee Day
• The Weekly Catch
• 10th Anniversary Portland World Soccer Tournament
• 2019 Mid-Year Report
• The Weekly Catch
• Summer Free For All Kick-Off
• Commissioner Nick Fish Statement on Renter Screening and Security Deposit Policy
• The Weekly Catch
• The Beginning of Summer – and Thanks Summer Free For All Sponsors!
• Eventful Weekend in Portland Gardens
• The Weekly Catch
• Protecting Crows and Other Birds
• The Weekly Catch
• Project SEARCH 2019 Graduation
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Approves City Budget
• The Weekly Catch
• State and City Announce New Partnership for Cleaning Up the Willamette River
• The Weekly Catch
• Commissioner Nick Fish Statement on New JTTF Agreement
• Nick Opens A New Playground in Couch Park
• The Weekly Catch
• The Patient: The Cost of Cancer
• Celebrating Age-Friendly Businesses
• Nick Participates on Panel at the 2019 Intertwine Summit
• The Weekly Catch
• Honoring Dr. James Lawson
• The Weekly Catch
• New Annual Arts and Cultural Event Permit
• A New Playground in the North Park Blocks
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick Featured in Earth Day Article
• Nick Participates on a Panel with the Oregon Coalition for Living Well with Serious Illness
• The Weekly Catch
• Eastbank Esplanade Re-Opening Celebration
• The Weekly Catch
• Upcoming Budget Forums
• The Weekly Catch
• Breaking Ground on a Safer Wildwood Trail Crossing
• Portland Parks & Recreation Presents FY2019-20 Requested Budget to Council
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick and Commissioner Eudaly Deliver Musician Loading Zone Pilot
• Nick Named Public Official of the Year by the Daily Journal of Commerce
• The Weekly Catch
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• Commissioner Fish's Statement on City's Withdrawal from the Joint Terrorism Task Force
• Welcoming Parks Director Adena Long!
• Portland Parks & Recreation Announces New Space Grants for Artists
• Fish Team Staff Retreat – Office Closed Friday, February 8th
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Stands Against Hate Speech and Hate Groups
• Announcing Portland Parks & Recreation’s New Director
• Outside Work – Part II
• The Weekly Catch
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• Happy Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick on KGW's Straight Talk with Laural Porter
• The Weekly Catch
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• Senator Merkley Town Hall
• Nick Sworn-In to New Term
• Happy New Year!
• The Weekly Catch
• Street Roots: My Year-End Report to The Community
• Happy Holidays!
• The Weekly Catch
• 2018 Year In Review
• The Weekly Catch
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• Heroes of HIV Luncheon
• The Weekly Catch
• "Little Boxes" Small Business Tour
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• The Weekly Catch
• Commissioner Fish Statement on Protest Ordinance
• The Weekly Catch
• Honoring Our Veterans
• The Weekly Catch
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• Film & TV in Portland
• Celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Shining a Light on Conflicts of Interest
• Bringing Salmon Back to Oaks Bottom
• The Weekly Catch
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• Giving Our Basketball Courts a Makeover
• The Weekly Catch
• Center for Women’s Leadership’s 12th Annual Power Luncheon
• Welcome Tracy Schreiber!
• The Weekly Catch
• De Paul Treatment Center's 19th Annual Freedom Luncheon
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating PP&R Employees
• The Weekly Catch
• Joint Work Session on Housing
• 9/11 Tribute
• The Weekly Catch
• OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building Ribbon Cutting
• Back At Parks!
• The Weekly Catch
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• Nick Visits the Set of New Hulu Series Shrill
• Celebrating Portland's Gay Men's Chorus
• The Weekly Catch
• Salmon-Safe IPA Day
• Planning for the Next 100 Years in the Bull Run Watershed
• Relay for Life of Portland
• The Weekly Catch
• Grand Opening of the New Asian Health and Service Center
• New Bureau Assignments
• The Weekly Catch
• Creating an Inclusive Workplace
• Welcome Sheila Panyam!
• The Weekly Catch
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• Health Update
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick's Mid-Year Report
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy Fourth of July!
• The Weekly Catch
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• Celebrating Portland Timbers Stand Together Week
• The Weekly Catch
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• Protecting TNC Drivers and Consumers
• Helping Cost-Burdened Renters Pay Their Utilities
• City Honors Vanport and the Vanport Mosaic Festival
• Reviewing Our Partnership with RACC
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Approves City Budget
• The Weekly Catch
• Friends of Trees Leadership Awards
• Celebrating Older Adults and An Age-Friendly City
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
• Supporting TNC Drivers
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating White Bird's 20th Anniversary
• The Weekly Catch
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• 50 Years of the Fair Housing Act
• Metropolitan Youth Symphony’s 2nd Annual Crescendo Honors Gala
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick Participates on KGW Trust in Organizations Panel
• The Weekly Catch
• Utilities Present Their Proposed Budgets
• Welcoming Immigrant Youth and Unveiling New Art
• Celebrating a Historic Appointment to the Oregon Supreme Court
• The Weekly Catch
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• Progress on Poop to Power: City's First Natural Gas Fueling Station
• Making Renter Relocation Assistance Permanent
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick Participates on Multnomah County Library Sanctuary City Panel
• Keeping Portland's Creative Economy Strong
• The Weekly Catch
• Holding Big Pharma Accountable for the Opioid Crisis
• The Weekly Catch
• Helping Our Neighbors Pay Their Utility Bills
• The Weekly Catch
• Honoring the Life and Legacy of Pastor Wilbert Gail Hardy
• The Weekly Catch
• Honoring the Life and Legacy of Mayor Vera Katz
• The Weekly Catch
• Sneak Peak of OHSU's New Knight Cancer Research Building
• The Weekly Catch
• Announcing Portland's Next Creative Laureate
• The Weekly Catch
• Portland’s Creative Economy at a Crossroads
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy New Year!
• The Weekly Catch
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• 2017 Year in Review
• Commissioner Fish and Community Partners Celebrate Successful Completion of the All-User Restroom Challenge
• Commissioner Fish's Statement on Settling the Ratepayer Lawsuit
• The Weekly Catch
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• Council Celebrates Community
• Pledge to Shop Local
• Vice President Biden Visits Portland
• The Weekly Catch
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• Happy Thanksgiving!
• The Weekly Catch
• DREAM Act Action Day in D.C
• 2017 Spirit of Portland Awards
• The Weekly Catch
• Strengthening Our Volunteer Advisory Bodies
• The Weekly Catch
• Could You Be Portland’s Next Creative Laureate?
• The Weekly Catch
• Helping Low-Income Ratepayers
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Commits to 2,000 New Supportive Housing Units
• The Weekly Catch
• City and State Raise Red Flags About Superfund Process
• The Weekly Catch
• Supporting DACA and Dreamers
• The Weekly Catch
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• Commissioner Fish Statement on Oregon Supreme Court Affirming Portland Arts Tax is Constitutional
• Celebrating the Return of Salmon to Our City
• Thank You Water Bureau Emergency Management Team
• The Weekly Catch
• Leach Botanical Gardens Takes a Giant Step Forward
• Commissioner Fish Supports Arts Education
• Commissioner Fish's Statement on 9/11 Tribute
• The Weekly Catch
• Re-Turning the Jantzen Beach Carousel
• Commissioner Fish Statement on President Trump's Decision to Rescind DACA
• The Weekly Catch
• Terminal 1 Sold
• The Weekly Catch
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• Commissioner Fish's Statement on his Cancer Diagnosis
• The Weekly Catch
• Forest Park: Portland's Backyard Gem
• Celebrating 50 Years of the Goose Hollow Inn
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Directs Water Bureau to Proceed with Water Filtration Facility
• The Weekly Catch
• City offices closed February 7
• The Weekly Catch
• Redeveloping Brownfields in our Community
• The Weekly Catch
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• In the News - Portland Harbor Superfund Site
• Welcome Vince Ibarra!
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick's 6-Month Report
• Welcome Josie Donlon!
• Keeping our Water Clean, Safe, and Reliable
• The Weekly Catch
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• Making it Easier to Volunteer with BES
• Welcome Mariana Garcia Medina!
• The Weekly Catch
• Hannah Mason Pump Station Ribbon Cutting
• Welcome Todd Lofgren!
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Crow's Shadow
• The Weekly Catch
• Water Quality Update
• The Weekly Catch
• City Council Approves Budget
• Welcome Amira Streeter!
• The Weekly Catch
• Strengthening Transparency and Accountability of City Advisory Bodies
• The Weekly Catch
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• Portland Hosts Green Urban Planning Summit
• The Weekly Catch
• A Big Win for the Environment and Our Ratepayers
• The Weekly Catch
• Protecting Legal Services for the Poor
• The Weekly Catch
• Commissioner Fish Challenges Business Community to Expand Access to All-User Restrooms
• City Boards and Commissions Work Session
• The Weekly Catch
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• Commissioner Fish's Statement in Support of Sanctuary City Resolution
• The Weekly Catch
• Energy Trust of Oregon Awards the Portland Water Bureau for Energy Efficiency
• The Weekly Catch
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• The Portland Water Bureau Proposes Corrosion Control Treatment Pilot Project to City Council
• The Weekly Catch
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• Parks' Bioblitz event this May
• Shop Local This Valentine's Day!
• Nick's Op-ed in The Oregonian on Permanent Supportive Housing
• The Weekly Catch
• Statement of Commissioner Nick Fish on the Retirement Announcement by RACC Executive Director Eloise Damrosch
• Nick on KGW's Straight Talk with Laural Porter
• The Weekly Catch
• Council Refers Auditor's Proposal to Increase Independence to the Voters
• Muslim Educational Trust Emergency Forum Tonight
• The Weekly Catch
• "Democratic Values After Trump: A Frank View" With Barney Frank
• Commissioner Fish's Statement in Support of Auditor's Proposed Charter Amendments
• Oregon's Foster Children
• The Weekly Catch
• The Portland Building Presents Architect Aaron Whelton
• Portland Water Bureau Customer Survey Results
• The Weekly Catch
• Another Year of "We the People"
• The Weekly Catch
• Prayer Circle for Peace and Healing
• Changes in City Hall
• The Weekly Catch
• 2016 Year in Review
• The Portland Utility Board is recruiting new members!
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy Holidays
• RACC awards over $700,000 in project grants for 2017
• “All The Art That Fits” celebrates 20 years of City and County employee art!
• Water Bureau staff hard at work during snow storms
• The Weekly Catch
• Commissioner Fish's Statement on Open and Accountable Elections Proposal
• The Spirit of Portland Awards
• Happy 80th Governor Barbara Roberts!
• Pictures From a Busy Week
• The Weekly Catch
• 25th Anniversary of the Steve Lowenstein Trust Award
• Portland Art Museum and the “Five Buddhas" - A Korean Icon’s Journey through Time
• The Weekly Catch
• The Soul of a City: The Arts in Portland
• Today is #GivingTuesday!
• Small Business Saturday with Representative Suzanne Bonamici
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• The Weekly Catch
• Designing Our World: The Portland Water Bureau and OMSI Partner to Showcase Our Water Infrastructure
• The City of Portland's 30th Annual Neighborhood Fix-It Fair
• The Weekly Catch
• The Portland Building presents Artist Alex Luboff
• Weekend Roundup: Veterans Day Parade and Muslim Educational Trust Award
• The Weekly Catch
• Portland says Yes to Affordable Homes!
• Veterans Day Proclamation
• Community Vision calls for Portland Artists
• The Weekly Catch
• Venture Portland Awards $34,250 in Neighborhood Business District Grants
• Terminal 1 Sale Resumes
• Nick attended the 2016 Aging Well Conference
• Nick was Principal for Almost a Day at Jefferson High School
• The Weekly Catch
• Elders in Action: Lunch and Learn with author Ashton Applewhite
• Portland Mercado - In the News
• Weekend Roundup: Susan Emmons Proclamation and Mr. Khizr Khan visits Oregon
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick attends AARP Livable Communities Conference in Chicago
• Elders in Action: Fall "Pop-Up" Event
• Annexation & Assimilation: Exploring the Archive East of 82 Ave.
• The Weekly Catch
• Commissioner Fish Statement on Police Contract
• The Portland Building presents the third annual "Dia de los Muertos" Art Installation
• A Fresh Look at Maintaining Portland's Water Supply (Opinion)
• The Weekly Catch
• Center for Women's Leadership's 10th Annual Power Lunch
• Life in the Floodplain
• 2016 Oregon Archives Crawl
• Fish Team Tour the Bull Run Watershed
• The Weekly Catch
• Council accepts first Annual Report from Portland Utility Board
• Video: Groundbreaking of the Washington Park Reservoir Improvements Project
• Video: All-User Restrooms Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Groundbreaking for the Washington Park Reservoir Improvements Project
• The Weekly Catch
• Welcome Everett Wild!
• All-User Restrooms Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Benz and Chang presents "The Bridge, 1910" at the Portland Building Installation Space
• The Weekly Catch
• Imagine a Day Without Water
• Last Week's Roundup
• Commemorating 9/11
• The Weekly Catch
• Anna's Last Blog Post
• Weekend Roundup
• Art in the Pearl Celebrates 20 years as Oregon’s Largest Arts Festival
• The Weekly Catch
• Join the AARP NeighborWalks for their Upcoming Walk Around Portland!
• The Weekly Catch
• Clean-up at Johnson Creek!
• Nick Speaks at the 2016 Montavilla Jazz Festival!
• The 2016 Spirit of Portland Awards are Calling for Nominations!
• Sunday Parkways comes to Southeast Portland this Sunday, August 21!
• The Weekly Catch
• Joyce at the Groundbreaking Ceremony of the Allen Temple CME Church
• Bukola Kioki Presents “Journey Just Come” at the Portland Building Installation Space, August 15.
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick Attends a Dinner with City of Hermiston Delegation
• AARP NeighborWalks
• The Weekly Catch
• Terminal One - In The News
• Nick visits Russellville Park
• The 22nd Annual Columbia Slough Regatta is happening this Sunday, August 7th
• The Weekly Catch
• Operation Nightwatch receives Blankets!
• Community Watershed Stewardship Program (CWSP) Grants Awarded!
• Statement of Commissioner Nick Fish on the sale of Terminal One North (T1)
• The Weekly Catch
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• Nick Attends Launch of Portland’s First Bike Share Program—BIKETOWN
• Saturday Roundup
• Check out what our Slavic Empowerment Team have for us this Summer!
• Budget update: Fish Council office returns 5% to the General Fund
• RACC's Art Spark is back!
• Nick Featured on Portland’s KMHD Jazz Radio!
• The Weekly Catch
• The World of Visual Sound is brought to the Portland Building
• RACC Announces the Final Winners of their General Operating Support Grant for the Year!
• The Weekly Catch
• Small Businesses shine in Historic Kenton
• Welcome Anna and Joyce!
• The Weekly Catch
• Industry of Aloha
• The Weekly Catch
• Portland's National Treasure
• The Weekly Catch
• Nick in The Skin of Our Teeth
• 2016 Starlight Parade
• Water Bureau presents annual Drinking Water Quality Report
• The Weekly Catch
• RACC awards Arts Equity Grants to 21 local organizations
• Council adopts new rules for all-user restrooms in Portland
• Remembering the forgotten city of Vanport
• The Weekly Catch
• Council approves contract for Washington Park Resevoir Improvements Project
• Nick visits Terwilliger Plaza
• Are the Arts Getting Squeezed Out?
• Council takes up proposed utility rate increases
• The Weekly Catch
• Cycle the Well Field
• Commissioner's Remarks on the City Budget
• 54th Annual St. Johns Parade
• The Right Brain Initiative has received...
• The Weekly Catch
• Hefe Day Proclamation
• Liam's US Citizenship
• Work for Art presents Battle of the Bands
• The Weekly Catch
• Council proclaims Older Americans Month
• National Small Business Week
• STEM Week Oregon
• The Weekly Catch
• Portland's 2016 Arbor Day
• The Angel Award
• Venture Portland's Annual Board Meeting
• Elders in Action 3rd Annual "Silver: Your Night to Shine"
• Happy Earth Day
• The Weekly Catch
• State of the Arts
• Ivy students visit City Hall
• How to be a social media rock star
• Sunday Parkways
• The Weekly Catch
• National Work Zone Awareness Week
• Ethics Reform
• Art Spark
• The Weekly Catch
• Venture Portland Grants
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Rick Bartow
• The Weekly Catch
• Bringing More Sunshine to City Hall
• Year of the Monkey
• The Weekly Catch
• Temporal Ecologies
• World Water Day
• Planting party
• The Weekly Catch
• Fix A Leak Week
• Contemporary Native Photographers
• Children's Clean Water Festival
• Scouts visit the Fish team
• The Daily Catch
• Superfund Survey
• The Oregon Commission for Women
• Happy International Women's Day!
• RACC Focus Groups
• The Weekly Catch
• Grant Magazine
• DJC Newsmaker's Luncheon
• Watershed Wide
• Women's History Month
• Consequences of Xenophobia
• The Weekly Catch
• 50 Feet from Syria
• Portland Jazz Festival
• Arts Breakfast of Champions
• Testing for lead in home plumbing
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• The Weekly Catch
• FMRL
• Touring the Bull Run Watershed
• Hidden Hearts
• The Weekly Catch
• HUD Multifamily Housing
• Portland Harbor Cleanup
• Happy Lunar New Year!
• Celebrating Venture Portland
• The Weekly Catch
• Kids experience the Bull Run
• Funding our utilities
• The Weekly Catch
• Personal Advocates
• Arts Equity Grants
• Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest
• Straight Talk: Islamophobia
• The Weekly Catch
• Soaking up the storm
• Welcome Paige!
• The Weekly Catch
• Benson Bubblers
• Celebrating our city
• Accounting for Public Interest
• Teacher for a day
• The Weekly Catch
• Fix-It Fairs
• Seeing Nature
• Stay warm with 211
• The Weekly Catch
• 2015 Year in Review
• Art workshops
• The Weekly Catch
• Happy Holidays
• Straight Talk with Nick
• RACC Project Grant
• The Weekly Catch
• City Council approves all-user restroom proposal
• Willamette River Crossing
• Arts for All
• The Muslim Educational Trust
• The Weekly Catch
• Community Watershed Stewardship Program
• Public Art
• Vital Aging PDX
• It’s raining cats and dogs!
• Our Age-Friendly City
• The Weekly Catch
• Welcome Betsy!
• #GivingTuesday
• Maintaining high quality water at home
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Winter is coming
• Little Boxes 2015
• Celebrating Public Art
• The Weekly Catch
• Are you ready to give?
• Spirit of Portland 2015
• Contemporary Native American art
• Visiting the Portland Mercado
• Good News
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating Grimm
• Veterans Day 2015
• Celebrating our veterans
• A Grimm evening
• Before and after
• The Weekly Catch
• The survey says...
• A healthier future
• Celebrating Public Art Month
• Grants for our neighborhood business districts
• The Installation Art Series
• The Weekly Catch
• One fish, two fish
• Portland History: Veterans Memorial Coliseum
• Developers must do more to solve Portland’s housing crisis
• Trick or Treat!
• Dia de los Muertos
• The Weekly Catch
• The Art of Leadership
• No Ivy Day
• Tips for fall gardening
• What Are Old People For?
• The Week Catch
• Principal for Almost a Day
• A budding rain garden
• El Espíritu del Emprendedor
• WILD virtual reality
• A natural area naming contest
• The Weekly Catch
• Portlandia Turns 30!
• Low-Income Utility Discount Report
• Design for Equity
• The State of Our Public Utilities
• Celebrating Portlandia’s 30th birthday
• Tall Trees in City Hall
• Let 'er Buck!
• The Weekly Catch
• Celebrating women leaders
• Go Ducks!
• Stormwater for Challenging Sites
• Apothecary for the Anthropocene
• The Weekly Catch
• The final Sunday Parkways of the season
• La Luna Nueva
• Getting ready for the “Big One”
• 48 hours at the Pendleton Round-Up
• The Weekly Catch
• The Water Bureau's first female chief engineer
• Nationals Arts in Education Week
• Lents Youth Initiative
• Out and about with Nick
• Woodstock Gives Back
• The Weekly Catch
• Tree + Rebate = Treebate!
• Arr ye ready for an Aquifer Adventure?
• Pagdiriwang
• Weekly Catch
• The caboose is loose
• Shop & support Elders in Action
• Portland's Public Art
• Out & About with Nick
• The Weekly Catch
• Johnson Creek Clean Up
• Forest for the Trees 2015
• #myvolunteerstory
• Kassamira's Blog #3
• From there to here
• Jade International Night Market
• The Weekly Catch
• A St. Johns Art Party
• Sunday Parkways
• A New Chapter for our Public Utilities
• Spomenik & Brakpan
• Kassamira's Blog #2
• The Weekly Catch
• Jade Night Market
• Montavilla Jazz Festival
• Kassamira's First Blog
• Multnomah Days
• The Weekly Catch
• No Boundaries
• Log jams for healthy watersheds
• National Night Out
• Out & about with Nick
• Welcome Kassamira!
• The Weekly Catch
• Lilly Lee - Last Blog Post
• Montavilla Jazz Festival needs you!
• Commissioner Fish appoints Mike Stuhr as the new Portland Water Bureau Director
• In the summer of '15
• Painting Portland
• The Weekly Catch
• Guest Blogger - Lilly Lee
• Portland welcomes home World Champions
• BES' summer interns
• Celebrating Portland Opera’s 50th Anniversary
• Just keep paddling
• Bored with Power
• The Weekly Catch
• Special guest blogger - Lilly Lee
• Flushing
• Habitat
• Rescuing pianos
• The Weekly Catch
• Citywide equity
• Lilly Lee Blog #6
• Special guests in City Hall
• Golden animals
• The Weekly Catch
• Never fear, water is here
• Lilly Lee - Blog #5
• 2015 Mid Year Report
• Lilly Lee blog #4
• Celebrating Interstate
• The Weekly Catch
• Explore Hawthorne
• Louie Louie
• Our Common Home
• Celebrating Father's Day
• HB 2700: Expanding access to justice, serving Oregon families in need
• The Weekly Catch
• Young urban raptors
• Lilly Lee - Week 3
• Portland artworks gain national recognition
• Fish Team welcomes new policy team member!
• Portland Pride 2015
• Thursday Roundup
• Lilly Lee
• The Portland Utility Board
• Community watershed projects receive grant funding
• Stitch II
• Grants for an artistic community
• Honoring Pastor W.G. Hardy Jr.
• Friday Roundup
• ¡Explorando el Columbia Slough!
• Special guest blogger - Lilly Lee
• Nick Fish goes to Washington
• Water Bureau releases annual Drinking Water Quality Report
• City Council to honor Pastor Hardy
• Meet our summer intern
• Commissioner Fish introduces ordinance to create the Portland Utility Board
• Justice for Sgt. Henry Johnson
• Friday Roundup
• Expanding cultural access to the arts
• Council welcomes Grant High School's Constitution Team
• Japanese butterbur
• Friday Roundup
• Cosmosis
• Grant Magazine wins Gold
• Sipping from the Benson Bubblers
• Summer arts camps
• Irvington students visit City Hall
• Friday Roundup
• Work zone safety
• Cell Phone Photo Paintings
• The Right Brain Initiative
• St. Johns Parade
• Painting BIG
• Friday Roundup
• Commissioner Fish appoints new BES Director
• Celebrating older Americans
• Out and about with Nick
• Watershed Report Cards
• The Portland Water Bureau Administrator Recruitment
• Friday Roundup
• Cyrano
• Arts Education & Access Fund Making a Difference
• Supporting Crystal Springs
• Kelly Butte Reservoir serves Portland
• Friday Roundup
• Supporting the arts
• Making Earth Day every day
• Sustainability at Crystal Springs Creek
• Take a stroll through Portland’s art
• Out and about with Commissioner Fish
• Friday Roundup
• Our healthy Bull Run Watershed
• Poverty Awareness Week
• The Fish team is hiring!
• Columbinus
• Friday Roundup
• Transforming biogas into vehicle fuel
• A cozy ode to our legendary Benson Bubblers
• In Celebration of Pigpens
• Portland’s abundant water supply
• Friday Roundup
• Venture out this spring and summer
• Bringing affordable homes to North Macadam
• Thank you, George Hocker
• Treebate
• Friday Roundup
• Sakura Sakura
• Keeping our water clean
• The splendor of energy efficiency
• PNCA celebrates its new home
• Friday Roundup
• The Lents Grown Story Yard
• Our Lone Ranger
• David Shaff to retire from Water Bureau after 37 years of service
• City Commissioner Nick Fish Appoints Sonia Schmanski as Chief of Staff
• Friday Roundup
• Slough 101
• Children’s Clean Water Festival
• Talk to Strangers
• National Groundwater Awareness Week
• Friday Roundup
• Reusing Biogas
• Italian Style
• BES Director Recruitment
• A Cleaner Johnson Creek
• Friday Roundup
• The Water Bureau's news stream
• Portland's State of the Arts
• Portland Jazz Festival
• People Blind/Prospect & Refuge
• Fix-It Fair
• Friday Roundup
• Statement from Commissioner Fish: the Joint Terrorism Task Force
• Outside council report on BES Columbia Building
• Jerome Kersey, 1962-2015
• Improving our Surplus Property Policy
• Planning a greener future for the Central Eastside
• Let’s show small businesses the love this Valentine’s Day!
• Friday Roundup
• Keep your family safe from lead exposure
• Shop local this Valentine’s Day weekend
• Put this rainy weather to good use
• The Jungle Book
• Friday Roundup
• Portland International Film Festival
• The weeds are blossoming
• Give Kids a Smile
• How to End Poverty in 90 Minutes
• Celebrity Spelling Bee
• Friday Roundup
• Tackle your toilet!
• Monthly Statements Arrive for City Utility Customers
• Crystal Clear
• Stewardship Grants
• Free Fix-It Fair
• Friday Roundup
• New plants "roll out" at Stephens Creek
• Bridge City from a new view
• Celebrating the life and legacy of MLK Jr.
• Unid@s panel
• Friday Roundup
• Portland’s green infrastructure
• It's a toad's life
• The arts and culture industry
• Friday Roundup
• Pliable Planes
• New Year, New Term
• The value of groundwater
• Expanding Cultural Access
• Happy New Year!
• Prepare your pipes for cold weather
• Nominating Avel Gordly for COAB
• ‘Wild’ in Oregon: the story behind the red carpet
• Friday Roundup
• Happy Holidays
• 2014 Year in Review
• The 1964 Christmas Flood
• Friday Roundup
• Art project grants
• Unidirectional flushing
• Community Watershed Stewardship grants
• Are you looking for a muralist?
• Friday Roundup
• Celebrating human rights
• All the art that fits
• Portland’s “Wild” creative economy
• Supporting East Portland small businesses
• Final Report of the Utility Oversight Blue Ribbon Commission
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• Friday Roundup
• A different kind of Christmas Carol
• 2014 Steve Lowenstein Award
• #GivingTuesday
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• The Watcher Files
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• Tips for a great garden, all year round
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• Friday Roundup
• Drawdown
• Join us at Southeast Division’s OpenFest!
• Bureau of Environmental Services Update
• Dia de los Muertos
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• Kenton Art Walk tonight!
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• Register your business for 2014's "Little Boxes"
• Friday Roundup
• Breakfast with the Street Roots family
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• Sunday vigil for Dr. Steven Fritz
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• Art party in St. Johns
• A sad day in City Hall
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• Friday tours
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• Friday Roundup
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• STRATAscape
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• Utility bills go paperless – and monthly!
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• Friday Roundup
• Beach Elementary School starts year off with a rally
• Oregonians honor the life of Vic Atiyeh, 1923-2014
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• Critters at the Foster Floodplain Natural Area
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• Friday Roundup
• The Portland Water Bureau wants to hear from you!
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• Business Spotlight: Bridgetown Natural Foods and ADX Portland
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• Portland welcomes new arts leaders
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• Grow green grass
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• Friday Roundup
• Ritual 660'
• Venture Portland publishes Annual Report
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• Shine bright like a diamond
• Portland's public art receives national recognition
• Building Community
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• Hollywood comes to the Northwest
• Governor Atiyeh, 1923-2014
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• Friday Roundup
• North Portland celebrates Dawson Park re-opening
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• Hug a tree!
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• Thursday Roundup
• The grass is always greener
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• Mid Year Review
• Nick tours Portland's Vigor Industrial
• Friday Roundup
• Portland Announces Utility Oversight Blue Ribbon Commission
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• Friday Roundup
• Portland's rain brings people together
• Discover Portland’s public art
• Water: something to sing about
• Portland shows its pride
• A Taste of Historic Parkrose
• Friday Roundup
• Urban Weeds workshop
• Are you ready for a swim?
• ¡Explorando el Columbia Slough!
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• Friday Roundup
• Our sewer, stormwater, and water utilities: next steps
• RACC grants expand community access to the arts
• Weekend Roundup with Nick
• Public Displays of Affection
• Friday Roundup
• Water Bureau crew helps neighbor in need
• CSAs support local families and farms this summer
• Boiled water notice for all Portland Water Bureau customers
• Friday Roundup
• Reforming our Utilities
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• Small Business Week celebrations keep rolling on!
• Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Celebrates 40 Years
• Are you ready to dance the night away?
• Beat the heat
• National Small Business Week
• 52nd Annual St. Johns Parade
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• Friday Roundup
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• Drinking Water Week
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• Friday Roundup
• Preserving Portland's history
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• Venture Portland's Annual Board Meeting
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• Washington Park reservoirs - public meeting Wednesday
• 82nd Avenue of Roses Parade
• Art for everyone
• Friday Roundup
• Bud Clark Commons: a Top Green Project
• Portland celebrates the arts!
• Healthy watersheds make for happy beavers
• Friday Roundup
• Right Brain Initiative receives grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
• Grow your own fruit
• Kenton Street Fair asks for your support
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• Summer art camps
• Friday Roundup
• Sprinkle into spring
• Keep water meters clear of debris and guard dogs
• Bringing salmon back to Crystal Springs Creek
• Venture Portland supports neighborhood businesses
• Charles Jordan, 1937 - 2014
• Friday Roundup
• Portland City Hall gets colorful with PHAME
• Visit the Pearl District, for the love of art
• A Decade of Northwest Dance
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• Celebrating 10 years of Northwest Dance Project
• Honoring Portland’s history through art
• Friday Roundup
• Springo Bingo!
• Building a better Buffalo Slough
• Portland’s Tree Huggers earn Guinness World Record!
• Installation Art Series' new season blooms
• Friday Roundup
• Jump into spring with your very own urban bioswale
• City holds first public Utility Rate Review
• Special guests come to City Hall
• 2nd Annual Village Gardens fundraiser
• Elders in Action Annual Open House
• Friday Roundup
• Our state partners help small businesses
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• Lovejoy Fountain restored
• River View Natural Area
• City utility rate review
• Slough 101 Workshop
• Division/Clinton First Friday
• Friday Roundup
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• Glencoe Rain Garden - 10 years later
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• Portland2014's Binennial of Contemporary Art
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• The Mt. Tabor park tree update
• Minimize your lead exposure!
• From Brownfield to zen
• HB 4143A: Serving families in need
• Portland Jazz Festival is in full swing
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• Celebrating Lee Moore
• Free Fix-It Fair this Saturday
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• Portlanders give small businesses a big Valentine
• Washington Park Reservoirs Virtual Open House
• Oregon Experience: Bull Run
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• Friday Roundup
• Portland Building welcomes The Tenacity to Change
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• To make it better
• RACC grants help communities access the arts
• Thank you for a job well done!
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• Free public presentation on adapting to climate change
• Local businesses: open during construction!
• From waterfall to fish ladder
• Friday Roundup
• New parks coming to East Portland
• Pittock Mansion celebrates Centennial
• A great brownfield story
• Be your own water leak detective
• Plant a tree, get a "Treebate!"
• Friday Roundup
• Fix-It Fair this Saturday
• Portland celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Touring Portland's United Bicycle Institute
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• Local high school students advance to We The People state championship
• Arts Education & Access Fund supports local schools
• Community Watershed Stewardship grants available
• Tackle the Toilet
• Portland Building welcomes Leda and the Swan
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• Keeping up with the Bull Run
• Citizens' Utility Board of Oregon
• BES publishes new Stormwater Management Manual
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• Friday Roundup
• Commissioner Fish announces groundbreaking new partnership with consumer advocate Citizens' Utility Board of Oregon
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• Changes to the Fish Team in the New Year
• Happy Holidays
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• Learn about the Water Bureau’s Asset Management Program
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• 22nd Annual Steve Lowenstein Award
• Chronicling Portland
• 2013 Year in Review
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• Village Gardens Open House
• Friday Roundup
• Water Main Break in SW Portland
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• Portland Water Bureau to the Rescue
• Friday Roundup
• Freezing temperatures
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• Winter comes to the Bull Run
• Celebrate #GivingTuesday
• A Feast for Southeast
• Out and about with Commissioner Fish
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Wednesday Roundup
• Shop local and support small businesses this holiday
• Celebrating the Foster Floodplain Natural Area
• Friday Roundup
• Fix-It Fair season starts tomorrow
• Nick joins Governor Kitzhaber for signing of two important housing bills
• Bud Clark Commons receives global recognition
• Little Boxes
• City Hall welcomes "We Are Portland"
• Friday Roundup
• Celebrate the City!
• Dawson Park improvements break ground
• Spirit of Portland 2013
• Veterans Day 2013
• The Big Pipe's big job
• Friday Roundup
• Public Service for Dr. & Mrs. Toulan
• Local grants support the community
• Willamette Week's 2013 Give!Guide kicks off today
• Help keep Portland's storm drains clear this Fall
• Harper's Playground turns one
• Friday Roundup
• Support our local businesses
• Open for business...and breakfast!
• Brain Food
• Portland mourns the deaths of Dr. Nohad Toulan and his wife Dirce
• Water main break on W Burnside
• 2013 Spirit of Portland Award Winners
• Friday Roundup
• Commissioner Fish statement on independent Chief Financial Officer
• Commission Centennial
• 100 Years of Portland's Commission Government
• Artists-in-residence at the Portland Archives
• Washington Park Reservoirs Virtual Open House
• Friday Roundup
• Asian Health & Services Center Celebrates 30 years
• Our Bull Run Ambassadors
• Portland’s Commission Government Turns 100
• An Age-Friendly Portland
• Hollywood Senior Center Celebrates 40 years
• REACH CDC Donor Lunch
• Harvey Milk recognized and remembered
• Friday Roundup
• Street Roots Family Breakfast
• The Village Market gets City support
• BES wins the Julian Sustainability Practices Award
• Friday Roundup
• An evening with American Winter
• Going Green above your head
• Celebrating Oregon Days of Culture
• No Ivy Day celebrates 10 years
• Veterans Stand Down and job fair event
• Thursday Roundup
• City's utility bureaus present overview of budgets, finances, and Capital Improvement Programs to Council
• Six new schools welcome The Right Brain Initiative
• Out and about with Nick
• Grant gets a special homecoming gift
• Johnson Creek Days
• Thursday Roundup
• Awarding local arts organizations
• Public Street or Private Lot?
• A History of the Bull Run Watershed
• Friday Roundup
• Help build Gateway Green
• Keeping our river clean and safe
• TBA starts tonight!
• Ahoy Matey!
• CAT’s Summer 2013 Raffle Bonanza
• Adding trees, cleaning rivers
• Friday Roundup
• Celebrating 2 years at Bud Clark Commons!
• Art with Heart Walk
• Our National Champions, the Portland Thorns
• Moving toward a “greener” Division Street
• Honoring our hardworking men and women
• Friday Roundup
• Congratulations REACH!
• Remembering the March on Washington
• Can you see the Forest For The Trees?
• Honoring the past and recommitting to a more just future
• Support local businesses and save!
• Help clean up Johnson Creek
• Friday Roundup
• 11 x 13: Our Preservation Story
• Future Business Leaders getting connected with Arts & Culture
• Welcome Portland’5!
• Recognizing the Spirit
• Your Washington Park
• Be Part of Something Green!
• Friday Roundup
• Getting it done: 11 x 13
• Preserving "Home"
• "Water House" Media Roundup
• Portland City Commissioner Nick Fish Announces That City Will Sell “Water House”
• Celebrating Community
• An evening of dance
• Proposed Ballot Title for the Portland Public Water District
• Emily York moves on to the Oregon Health Authority
• Thursday Roundup
• Galaxy Dance Festival Returns to Director Park!
• Out and About with Nick
• Saving Water and Saving Money
• An evening of jazz at Washington Park
• Washington Park Summer Festival seizes the day
• Friday Roundup
• Older adults share their voice
• Willamette River's 3rd Annual Big Float!
• Washington Park Summer Festival kicks of Thursday!
• Monday Roundup
• Nick visits with Students from the Middle East and North Africa
• Council approves Community Watershed Stewardship Program
• Timbers Stand Together Week 2013
• New Irrigation App!
• Student show celebrates national Arts Education partnership
• The Big Pipe
• Our Environmental Services
• Be smarter with your water
• $1.36 Million Awarded in Oregon Arts Commission Grants
• Friday Roundup
• Keeping Powell Butte Nature Park Healthy and Safe
• Federal LT2 Mandate
• Portland to welcome 2014 MLS All-Star game
• Does Portlandia represent you?
• Statement of Commissioner Fish on passage of Section 8 reform bill in Oregon Legislature
• You’re invited to an Open Garden
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• Happy Independence Day!
• 2013 Mid-Year report
• Statement of Commissioner Nick Fish Concerning Baruti Artharee
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• A win for the Arts Tax
• Friday Roundup
• Summer Free For All is here!
• Sounds of the World
• Summer Free For All kicks off with Peninsula Park Centennial Celebration!
• Historic progress for freedom and equality
• Keep Portland Green!
• Representing Our Portland
• Help Welcome Our Veterans Home
• Ready, set, bike!
• Friday Roundup
• ¡Explorando el Columbia Slough!
• Get ready for Summer Free For All!
• National Small Business Week
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• From Forest to Faucet
• Portland ecoroofs earn international praise
• Honoring our working men and women
• Temporary Closure on Fanno Trail
• American Winter families on the National Stage
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• Sir Knight Nick Fish
• Friday Round Up
• Bud Clark Commons: Project of the Year!
• p:ear art arrives at the Fish office
• Academic Achiever
• Fred Meyer Junior Parade Wednesday!
• New Bureau Assignments
• Starlight Parade
• State Parks Day!
• Friday Roundup
• Waud Bluff Trail is a go!
• 55 new VASH vouchers will help Portland veterans
• Lending a Hand
• City Council approves FY 2013-14 budget
• Council welcomes Grant High School Constitution Team
• An Urban Grange
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• City Council to honor National Champion Grant High School
• The Class of 2025
• Portland Housing Bureau receives $3 million federal grant to create safer homes for 300 local children
• Supporting our Veterans
• The Portland Rose Festival is coming to town
• Portland Parks & Recreation Summer Camps
• Volunteer Opportunity at Peninsula Park Rose Garden
• First $5 5K Run
• Grand Opening of The Fields Park
• Renovation at Dawson Park
• Friday Roundup
• Public Hearing on 2013-14 City Budget
• 11 x 13: “Getting It Done”
• Celebrate The Fields this Friday
• First Annual Portland Police Bureau Youth Summer Camp
• Summer Free For All 2013
• 51st Annual St. Johns Parade
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• Friday Roundup
• A Neighborhood Treasure for Generations to Come
• For Want of a Nail
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• City Council welcomes local Portland youth
• A new futsal field at Hacienda CDC
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• Natalie Sept featured in The Oregonian
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• A New Track and Field for Grant High School
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• Celebrating Older Americans Month
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• A rise in affordable homes
• Grant High School Wins First Place!
• Celebrating Portlanders
• 82nd Avenue of Roses Parade!
• Portland's newest natural area
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• Festival of the Birds
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• Hope Builder Breakfast
• Section 8 on Think Out Loud
• Making fresh food available to all
• White Bird celebrates 15 years
• How does your garden grow?
• Lamplighter of the Year
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• Showcase Event for Arbor Month
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• Don’t let this opportunity swim past you
• First and Future First Citizen Awards
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• Volunteer with Portland Parks & Recreation
• Fairness Matters
• Grand Opening of Mt. Tabor Community Garden
• Commissioners Fish and Novick identify long-term budget savings
• Everyday Heroes
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• Fighting hunger among older adults
• City of Portland welcomes the Thorns
• Support East Portland Concerts by eating pizza, TODAY, April 9!
• Come out and eat for CAT
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• Friday Roundup
• Securing affordable homes for older adults
• Support local housing nonprofits while enjoying theater
• We support the safety net!
• Habitat for Humanity is changing lives
• Council to consider new parking requirements
• Community leaders support Section 8 bill
• Just say “no” to ivy!
• Westmoreland Park gets a make over
• Friday Roundup
• Oregonian Editorial Board weighs in on Section 8 legislation
• The City of Roses is expanding Arbor Day to Arbor Month!
• Coming together to support veterans
• Whatever happened to the tiny tree in the teeny park?
• Youth address violence in our community
• NPR features American Winter documentary
• Rangers lead with compassion
• Take a stroll with the ladybugs
• Friday Roundup
• Hardworking families increasingly find the American dream out of reach
• Work Day at Harper's Playground
• Affordable homes preserved at Hawthorne East
• American Winter premieres on HBO
• Get ready for camp!
• Nick joins Habitat for Humanity to cut the ribbon on the new ReStore
• American Winter HBO premiere on Monday
• Friday Roundup
• Welcome Back Vulture Day!
• Earned Sick Leave Roundup
• Earned sick leave proposal passes with unanimous support
• 1,000 Gardens featured in Edible Portland
• Gardening never felt so good
• Local partners increase affordable options in Portland-area communities
• Helensview Community Garden Opening
• Portland’s smallest park is making some big news
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• Friday Roundup
• Let’s Celebrate Oaks Bottom!
• Portland Open Space Sequence lands spot on National Register of Historic Places
• Commissioner Fish testifies in support of Section 8 reform bill
• Helensview Community Garden
• Documentary Film for Peninsula Park Centennial Celebration
• Celebrate National Women’s History Month!
• Public Hearing on City Budget
• Friday Roundup
• Investing in our Gold Medal system
• Creating Community Artfully
• A Tribute to Coach Roy Pittman
• Honoring Steve Weiss
• Friday Roundup
• Save the date!
• The next Fix-It Fair is coming up!
• Portland to host World Environment Day
• American Winter debuts to sold-out crowd
• Friday Roundup
• American Winter premiere!
• Grand opening of Kah San Chako Haws!
• A picture can say a thousand words
• American Winter Premiere this Sunday
• To rent or to not to rent - that is the question
• Friday Roundup
• Summer Free For All just around the bend
• CASH Oregon helps local families this tax season
• Portland's Urban Forest Ranked in Nation's Top 10
• East Portland neighbors cheer E205
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• February is Black History Month
• Mark finds his dream home
• Friday Roundup
• Whitaker Community Farm Survey
• VA Assistant Secretary Joan Mooney in town for Street Count, community conversation about veterans issues
• Join us for the premiere of American Winter
• Celebrating E205
• Centennial Celebration
• Open house for Whitaker Farm Project
• Night Strike
• Friday Roundup
• Feeling “inspired”
• Documentary film class offering
• Join us at the Fix-It Fair tomorrow
• Volunteer with CAT
• We are Portland
• Friday Roundup
• Eye health matters
• Join us for a Day of Service
• A New Home for Blanchet House
• Fair Housing Update
• Habitat for Humanity reaches its goal!
• Teen Defensive Driving Program comes to Portland International Raceway
• Volunteer with the Sellwood Gap clean-up
• Cully’s community garden story
• $5 5Ks are coming back!
• Mt. Tabor garden plots now available
• Friday Roundup
• File deadline soon for foreclosed homes
• An “exemplar practice”
• Wednesday Roundup
• Looking good at every age
• 2012 Forest Park Wildlife Report
• A wedding in a park? How romantic!
• Friday Roundup
• The face of homelessness in Portland
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• Help welcome our veterans home
• Park Rangers: making a difference
• Welcome Mayor Hales and Commissioner Novick
• Portland: Time Marches On
• Friday Roundup
• 2012 Year in Review
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• Tie the knot in a Portland park
• Friday Roundup
• Portland's Winter Shelter Services
• Everybody dance now!
• Music in the Park
• Potluck in the Park gets ready for Holiday Dinner
• Gray's Landing
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• Portland’s Newest Natural Area
• Thursday Roundup
• The Lowenstein Trust Award
• Waud Bluff Trail taking shape
• 211Info services going state-wide
• Join us to celebrate Gray's Landing
• Catch a ride on the Holiday Express
• Friday Roundup
• Macdonald West brings affordable homes to Old Town
• Holiday cheer in Portland’s living room
• Warblers and rabbits and elk, oh my!
• Making home affordable
• City Council invests in preserving affordable homes
• Take a winter swim with Portland Parks & Recreation
• A New Home for the South Waterfront Osprey
• Innovation of the Day
• All Aboard!
• Friday Roundup
• Portland welcomes the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team
• A Thanksgiving Feast for Southeast
• Giving Tuesday
• Express ride to the holidays
• Celebrate: a Benefit to Support MESO/FACE
• Raymond's Street Roots story
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Notice of Funding Availability for affordable homes
• Wednesday Roundup
• Rose City Golf Course makes history
• Keeping fit at all ages
• Celebrating Native Heritage
• Linking Arms
• Friday Roundup
• Friends of Trees coming to a neighborhood near you
• Thursday Roundup
• Welcoming our veterans home
• Kids’ Days Off with Portland Parks & Recreation
• Celebrate Native American Family Day this Friday
• Tuesday Roundup
• 2012-13 Fix it Fairs coming soon
• Honoring our Veterans
• Women's winter shelter to open November 19
• Friday Roundup
• Willamette Week Give! Guide supports Street Roots
• Your neighborhood, your voice
• Portland Roasting Coffee supports Central City Concern
• Portland celebrates Native American Heritage Month
• Election Night 2012
• Share your Peninsula Park story
• Mike Alexander selected as new Urban League President
• Fish Team Transitions
• Changing the world, one playground at a time
• Friday Roundup: Harper's Playground
• Proud Ground & CCLT Join Forces
• Community says: we love Portland Parks & Recreation
• New East Portland playgrounds open
• Wednesday Roundup
• Harper's Playground Grand Opening Saturday
• Tuesday Roundup
• Portland community celebrates the Spirit of Portland
• Section 8 voucher waiting list opens Thursday
• New roses coming to Peninsula Park Rose Garden
• City searching for Creative Laureate Volunteer
• Friday Roundup
• Turkey Swims make a splash at Portland's pools
• Celebrating 1,000 Gardens
• We made it!
• We reached our 1,000 Gardens goal!
• Train to be a Friends of Trees crew leader
• New benches installed at Director Park
• North Park Blocks welcomes Memory 99
• People of the Drum Project final performance Sunday
• With the help of Whole Foods Market grant, Vestal School's garden continues to grow
• Friday Roundup
• Lee Kelly's Memory 99 comes to the North Park Blocks
• Cycling enhancements coming soon to Forest Park
• Community Garden grand opening in Northeast Portland
• Stay fit this Fall with Portland Parks & Recreation
• PP&R Halloween Celebrations
• Hoyt Arboretum Fall Color Tour this Sunday
• Friday Roundup
• No Ivy Day Celebration Saturday
• Kah San Chako Haws takes shape in SE Portland
• Blanchet House receives highest sustainability award
• Fall swimming registration is now open
• Spirit of Portland recognizes the Weed Warriors
• Get Your 2013 Chinook Book
• Lady Pilots are the Spirit of Portland
• Little Artists show their skills at the Multnomah Arts Center
• Friday Roundup
• Parks kicks off monthly dances for people with disabilities
• Stephens Creek Crossing "reflects our best values"
• REACH celebrates 30 years
• Waterfront Park in top 10 'Great Public Spaces'
• Celebrating "Stand Together" week with the Timbers
• Jamison Square architect receives national recognition
• Hacienda CDC offers new help for homeowners
• Volunteers help remove invasive English ivy
• E205 comes full circle in East Holladay Park
• Friday Roundup
• PP&R thanks Central City Concern for 10,000 hours of volunteer work
• PCRI moves forward with "Big 11" renovations
• E205 initiative reaches new milestones
• Commissioner Fish's statement on the Aaron Campbell case
• Young leaders embody the Spirit of Portland
• North Portland Greenway Trail survey
• Stephens Creek Crossing raises its walls
• Portland Public Golf goes a little more green
• Veterans Stand Down & Job Fair October 3
• Oregon Rail Heritage Center opens its doors
• Friday Roundup
• Portland fun for every season
• New State Foreclosure Prevention Website
• Oregon Rail Heritage Center grand opening Saturday
• Portland Public Golf offers affordable options
• Central City Concern celebrates 10,000 volunteer hours
• Nick welcomes new art piece honoring late artist Nobu
• 10 Weeks in Ecuador - a Summer to Remember
• Nuts about Nature
• PP&R Fall 2012 Activity Catalogs now available
• Friday Roundup
• Summer Free For All comes to a close
• Statement from Commissioner Fish in response to the Justice Department's investigation of the Portland Police Bureau
• New Blanchet House of Hospitality Grand Opening
• Building a healthier community - one smile at a time
• Straight Talk: the Fluoride Debate
• New faces join the Portland Housing Bureau team
• E205 Initiative brings updates to Lynchwood Park
• Friday Roundup
• REACH CDC celebrates 30 years of service
• Trail Blazers, PP&R and Banfield Pet Hospital team up to renovate Chimney Park
• Prescriptive burn at Baltimore Woods to enhance natural habitat
• Huffington Post features "American Winter"
• Free Geek donation enhances Charles Jordan Community Center
• Hooper Detoxification Stabilization Center 40th Anniversary
• Schoolhouse Supplies helps children kickstart the school year
• Friday roundup
• Portland icons ready for restoration
• Oregon Symphony Waterfront Concert this Thursday
• Council approves TIF Set-Aside investment in 11x13 campaign to preserve affordable homes
• Monday roundup
• Lund Report features 1,000 Gardens initiative and Kids Cook! program
• Friday roundup
• HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan and Senator Jeff Merkley discuss housing proposals with Commissioner Fish, local housing leaders
• This Weekend: Sunday Parkways in Southeast Portland
• Council approves anti-camping lawsuit settlement
• Kids Cook! event a fun-filled success
• Parkrose Soccer Field grand opening
• Schoolhouse Supplies Drive
• Summer fun this week with Portland Parks & Recreation
• Friday roundup
• Neighborhood kids secure community grant
• Statement from Commissioner Fish in support of water fluoridation
• Kids Cook! this Saturday, August 19
• Hot temperatures coming to Portland
• Home Smart Oregon launches online homebuyer education
• Parks Dive-In movies next week!
• New Oregon law reduces foreclosures
• Trek in the Park receives national attention
• Chuck Amato Fitness Center
• Friday roundup
• Final weekend of Washington Park Summer Festival
• Preserving the legacy of Lawrence Halprin
• Powell Butte Natural Area work party this weekend
• Portland is green, and is getting greener!
• Montavilla Park Playground Program this Friday
• Free swimming today with Portland Parks & Recreation
• International Tree Climbing Championship & World Conference Comes to Portland
• Dwell Magazine features Bud Clark Commons
• U.S. Bank supports Early Learners Academy
• Friends of Laurelhurst Park lead clean-up effort
• Harper's Playground on track for October grand opening
• Friday Roundup
• Community Cycling Center bringing new repair hub to North Portland
• Great ways to cool off this weekend
• New Rail Heritage Center taking shape
• Washington Park Summer Festival kicks off Thursday
• Wednesday Roundup
• Bank of America Homeowner Event
• Construction of The Fields making progress
• Poetry on the Piazza
• New Blanchet House taking shape in Old Town
• Friday Roundup
• Piccolo Park Fountain Dedication
• Council adopts Sullivan's Gulch Trail Plan
• Local non-profits help veterans and military families
• Proud Ground celebrates Svaboda Court grand opening
• New Playground coming to East Portland Community Center
• Dive-In Movies at Portland Parks & Rec Pools this Summer
• Community celebrates Charles Jordan
• Friday Roundup
• Tanner Springs a Finalist for National Urban Open Space Award
• Statement from Commissioner Fish regarding Cameron Whitten's hunger strike
• 8th Annual Policy Makers Ride
• Wednesday Roundup
• Urban Forestry Commission discusses Portland Tree Policy
• Charles Jordan Community Center Celebration this Sunday
• Restoring Oaks Bluff Trail
• Parks Nature Walks program featured on KATU News
• E205 Initiative brings upgrades to East Portland park
• Celebrating 100 Years of Terwilliger Parkway
• My Story's "We Are Portland" Project Receives Prestigious National Endowment for the Arts Grant
• Sharing our story: the fight to end homelessness
• Monday Roundup
• Friday Roundup
• Summer Free For All provides healthy lunches to local kids
• Program helps Oregonians prevent foreclosure
• $5 5K Race at Gabriel Park
• Park Ranger Supervisor joins the PP&R Team
• Ventura Pump Track Celebration
• An ever-changing urban canopy
• PCRI Builds Healthy Homes and Families
• Friday Roundup
• A divertirse en los parques este verano
• Support Hotels4Change for a good cause
• 3rd Annual Integration Cup Soccer Tournament
• Community efforts support Portland Parks & Recreation
• Fishing permitted at selected Portland parks
• Portland Parks pools open for Independence Day
• Healthy Vending Options Coming to Downtown Festivals
• Congresswoman Bonamici tours Bud Clark Commons
• "American Winter" producers featured in The Oregonian
• 2012 Mid-Year Report
• Friday Roundup
• New Enginehouse & Rail Heritage Center coming to life
• Council adopts updates to Limited Tax Exemption program
• Central City Concern creates opportunity
• Parks celebrates 2012 Summer Free For All
• New park coming to Cully neighborhood
• Summer Free For All tips off this Wednesday!
• Teen Adventure Program mountain biking camp
• Friday Roundup
• PCRI partners with Oregon Tradeswomen to help preserve affordable homes
• Home Forward to open waiting lists for affordable homes
• Sunday Parkways in North Portland
• 14th Annual Latino Home Fair
• Gray's Landing coming to life
• The path to greater opportunity
• Westmoreland Park Community Open House
• Ladybug Nature Walks this Summer
• Friday Roundup
• Pittock Mansion getting much needed renovation
• Portland Parks summer swimming
• Celebrating new life for Mark O. Hatfield Building
• Bud Clark Commons Honors Donors
• Community Music Center scholarship auction
• Lents International Farmers Market Opens Sunday!
• A Shared Path
• Street Roots Summer Fun Rally
• Friday Roundup
• Harper's Playground Groundbreaking
• A balanced approach to housing choice
• Harper's Playground Groundbreaking this Friday
• Portland Celebrates Great Blue Heron Week
• City Council approves Charles Jordan Community Center
• Hatfield Building grand re-opening
• Improvements coming soon to three local parks
• Congratulations, Chief Janssens
• Roosevelt students engage about housing, economics
• Parks BioBlitz yields exciting results
• Two new Community Gardens opened over the weekend
• Join Portland Parks and Recreation for two great events this weekend!
• Friday Roundup
• American Winter Documentary
• 33 acres in Forest Park free of invasive vines
• Scientists study Riverview Natural Area's restoration
• Budget Roundup
• Improvements coming to East Portland parks
• Three Cheers
• Washington Park User Survey
• Celebrate the Healthy Portland Initiative
• Adaptive Bike Day Clinic this Sunday
• Friday Roundup
• Join the Youth Conservation Crew this summer!
• Veterans Community Resource & Referral Center
• Auditor's report emphasizes need for stable housing funding
• Cully Park receives Metro Council grant for renovations
• McCoy Village Grand Re-Opening
• Summer Free for All schedule now available
• Join the Heron Lake Bike Ride
• JOIN celebrates its 20th anniversary
• Errol Heights Community Garden celebrates grand opening
• Friday Roundup
• Bud Clark Commons receives national award
• Spring comes to Chapman & Lownsdale Squares
• Volunteer with Portland Parks this weekend
• 101 things to do this summer
• Ladybug nature walks this Friday
• Paddle to preserve Ross Island!
• Community Alliance of Tenants helps local renters
• Portland ranked second for bikeability
• Join in the spring fun at our downtown parks
• Portland Parks - Best of the City!
• Parks celebrates National Water Safety Month
• Happy National Public Gardens Day!
• Friday Roundup
• Portland Habitat for Humanity Featured in the New York Times
• Sunday Parkways kick off this weekend
• Honoring Charles Jordan, a Portland Visionary
• Portland Parks & Recreation Budget Update
• Congratulations Lincoln High School Constitution Team!
• City Council welcomes future leaders
• Portland Business Alliance Celebrates 10 Years
• Festival of the Birds
• Portland Parks certified as Salmon-Safe
• Volunteers needed this summer for Portland's rose gardens
• Community Warehouse opens Westside location
• Friday Roundup
• Taking Notice of Portland's Arts Scene
• Assistance for Homeless Veterans
• 5K Fun Runs kick off this Sunday
• Good News for Leach Botanical Garden
• City Council to Honor Lincoln High Constitution Team
• Giving voice to the voiceless
• Mountain Beaver spotted in Forest Park
• Frazer Park Celebrates Community Garden
• Friday Roundup
• King School Park groundbreaking this Saturday
• Ladybug Nature Walks
• The State of Housing
• Building Hope & Community
• Join Parks for a Screen-Free Week
• Spring Trip to Washington, DC
• Friday Roundup
• Exploring the Intertwine
• Youth Conservation Crew is hiring!
• Multnomah Youth Commission holds Candidate Forum
• Friends of Pier Park event this Saturday
• Rob Ingram Youth Summit Against Violence
• Earth Week Food and Gardens Events
• Franklin High School Roundtable
• Karina's story
• Neighborhood Prosperity Initiative
• A Portland Story
• Affordable homes coming to Southwest Portland
• Equity in Homeownership
• April is National Fair Housing Month
• Benefits of Trees
• Portland Parks' Summer Programs
• Friday Roundup
• Thanks for 30 years of service
• Nuts About Nature
• Portland Youth Budget Forum this Saturday
• Help shape our community's housing goals
• Portland Teen Idol auditioning this April
• Celebrate the first Latino Family Day
• Spring Break in Nick's office
• Friday roundup
• Tree planting event honors veterans and elders this Friday
• Portland Parks celebrates Arbor Week
• Gray's Landing
• Friday roundup
• Spring Community Garden Openings
• Update: Enginehouse & Rail Heritage Center
• We support the safety net!
• Parks spring break special
• Friday roundup
• Block 49 construction time lapse
• Nick welcomes Governor Roberts
• Parks programs help special needs Portlanders
• Jennifer Beegle Award Acknowledge Youth's Contributions to the Community
• Join Parks' 5K Races this Summer
• Nick tours of Leach Botanical Garden
• Friday roundup
• Chaucer Court celebrates grand re-opening
• EAGLE program helps send two students to college
• Community Gardens Grand Openings this Spring
• Hilken Community Stadium grand opening
• The Fields groundbreaking ceremony
• Parks employee receives Presidential honor
• The Yards at Union Station breaks ground
• Upcoming events this week
• Harper's Playground set to break ground
• Friends of Leach Botanical Garden advocate for continued PDC funding
• Thursday Roundup
• Honoring Black History Month
• Join our Aquatic Team this summer!
• Attorney General John Kroger announces settlement of fair housing claims in Portland
• Zenger Farm's Jill Kuehler visits the office
• Friday Roundup
• The Fields groundbreaking set for March 6
• "Going gangbusters" on community garden expansion
• Statement From Housing Commissioner Nick Fish Regarding Shooting of Homeless Men
• Rose planting at Peninsula Park
• Thank you!
• Last chance to visit a Fix-It Fair!
• Friday Roundup
• Portland Parks & Recreation welcomes Warren Jimenez as new Assistant Director
• Roundtable at Grant High School
• PHB Director Traci Manning celebrates 100 days
• Happy Birthday, Oregon!
• Extended pool hours for Presidents' Day
• Central City Concern honored at Heart of the Community Luncheon
• Happy Friday!
• Friday Roundup
• Intertwine Summit at City Hall
• Nick discusses restoration of Chapman and Lownsdale, potential budget cuts with KXL
• E205 upgrades continue despite tough budget forecast
• Spring Parks work parties take volunteers to Terwilliger Wildlands, Forest Park, and more
• Raptor field trip!
• Friday Roundup
• Dignity: A Veteran's Story
• Chapman and Lownsdale Squares re-opened
• Bringing the Dream to Life
• Parks and Housing Budget Updates
• Annual Fair Housing Poster Contest
• HUD issues new rules on LGBT nondiscrimination
• Bud Clark Commons Roundup
• Join our weekly work parties!
• Council hears "6-Month Update on Bud Clark Commons"
• Friday Roundup
• Soup for the Soul 2012 set to be an amazing night
• Harper's Playground announces Southeast Portland benefit concerts
• REACH turns 30
• Significant donations boost Portland Parks & Recreation metalworking classes
• "We The People" tests civics knowledge of local high schoolers
• An update from PP&R
• Severe weather triggers expanded shelter, day access sites and hours
• Friday Roundup
• Seattle Times features Forest Park
• Holiday weekend offers opportunities for service, fun
• A look at Bud Clark Commons' first 6 months
• Extended pool hours for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• SAFES shelter changes lives
• Give the gift of fitness and fun!
• Chief of Staff Announcement
• Parks roundup
• Friends of Portland Community Gardens chosen for Whole Foods fundraiser
• Oregonian Editorial Board applauds City strategies to address homelessness
• Celebrate the New Year with Miss Blue
• Friday Roundup
• Parks Budget
• Estate gift benefits Community Music Center
• Regional Arts & Culture Council awards record amount of grants
• Happy Holidays
• Friday Roundup
• Blanchet House marks 60 years of service
• 'Occupational Hazards' looks at parks and protest
• Council approves overnight sleeping pilot program
• Street Roots spotlights Village Market
• Proud Ground brings the dream of homeownership to life
• Celebrating 50 Years of Service
• Friday Roundup
• Council approves final phase of The Yards at Union Station
• Xerces Society Celebrates 40 Years
• Cleanup at Chapman and Lownsdale Squares
• Central City Concern opens new Old Town Center
• Overnight Sleeping Resolution will come before Council
• National recognition for Parks' magnolia collection
• Great Toy Drive makes Christmas special for Portland kids
• Wreath Sale: Last Chance!
• Help for homeowners
• Friday Roundup
• 20th Annual Steve Lowenstein Trust Award
• Portland Marathon donates $4,000 to park restoration fund
• Willamette Week highlights Portland's tight rental market
• Parks gets high marks in 2011 community survey
• Fair Housing Advocacy Committee Kicks Off
• Census 2010: Older population larger than ever before
• Proud Ground celebrates 150 homeowners
• An update on Chapman and Lownsdale Squares
• Help for Homeowners
• Wreaths and garlands now available!
• Barney Frank: a legacy of principles and pragmatism
• Take a ride on Portland’s historic trains this holiday season
• The Circus Project presents: CircOddyssey
• Weekend Roundup
• Winter shelters offer escape from the cold
• Wednesday Roundup
• Umpqua Bank announces $25,000 donation to help restore Chapman and Lownsdale Squares
• Steve Duin on the meaning of Occupy Portland
• <i>Oregonian</i> issues call for bold new thinking on homelessness
• Friday Roundup
• Day of Homelessness Awareness
• A Century of Service
• Waud Bluff Trail construction gets underway
• Portlanders come together with "outpouring of support"
• Interview from Lownsdale Square, November 12
• Celebrating the Village Market
• City Announces Fund to Restore Chapman and Lownsdale Squares
• Hollywood Veteran's Day Parade
• Occupy Portland Coverage: Weekend Roundup
• On Veterans Day, plenty of ways to show your support
• Give!Guide 2011
• Skidmore Awards honor outstanding young leaders
• Shelters and Resources
• Occupy Portland: Update
• Tuesday Roundup
• Council to consider changes to 30% Set-Aside policy
• 211info extends hours and expands role for winter
• Two Park Rangers injured in Forest Park
• Gearing up for the Terwilliger Parkway Centennial
• Friday Roundup
• Annual Homebuyer Fair offers education, resources for first-time buyers
• Nature in our City (Parks!)
• "Counting the city's wealth in parks"
• Portland Parks & Recreation wins prestigious National Gold Medal Award
• Statement of Commissioner Fish: Jamison Square
• Friday Roundup
• 2011 Spirit of Portland awards honor outstanding community partners
• Council designates new Heritage Trees, introduces 'PDX Trees' app
• Grow, Give: Produce for People
• Plant It!
• Help support PP&R's Outdoor Teen Program
• Friends of Trees crew leaders trainings coming up
• Spotted: Super Volunteer in Action
• Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation breaks ground on new facility for historic locomotives
• National praise for Portland Housing Bureau's '11x13' campaign to preserve affordable homes
• Friday Roundup
• Park Damage
• Grant High School students secure $50,000 grant for School Learning Garden
• Fight the alien invader!
• Nick kicks off National Food Day in Portland
• Occupy Portland responds
• "KStation" brings 34 new affordable homes to North Portland
• Open Letter to Occupy Portland
• Monday Roundup
• Parks Director Announcement
• A Nice Note
• Summer Free for All roundup: Another record-setting year!
• Royal Rosarians kick off Centennial Year with statue unveiling in Washington Park
• Friday Roundup
• Senators Merkley, Wyden urge Medal of Honor for Sergeant Henry Lincoln Johnson
• Human Solutions' Rockwood Building brings services, homes to East County
• Now Open: Sumner Street Community Garden
• Friday Roundup
• Celebrating another "11 x 13" preservation success
• Portland Housing Bureau secures $1.35M in new federal funding to support employment services and housing for people living with HIV/AIDS
• Portland Memory Garden wins national award
• Register now for the Tree Inventory Summit!
• Commissioner Fish Appoints Traci Manning As New Housing Director
• Friday Roundup
• Oregon Cultural Trust: Donate, Match, Get the Whole Match Back
• PHB receives $1.4 million federal grant to provide homes for people living with AIDS
• Roundup: Oregon Sustainability Center
• Westmoreland Duck and Goose Roundup - A Giant Honking Success!
• Parks launches new "Find a Park" feature
• City Hall welcomes U.S. Women's National Soccer Team
• Metro grants fund community improvements
• By the numbers: Poverty and Unemployment
• Friday Roundup
• Construction on new Blanchet House begins
• PARK(ing) Day is coming!
• 2011 Spirit of Portland Winners Announced
• "America's Most Natural City"? Portland, Oregon!
• Commissioner Fish to bring Fair Housing Action Plan to Council
• 9/11 Remembrance
• Bud Clark Commons receives LEED-Platinum Certification
• Beat the heat at the pool!
• iPhone app makes it even easier to explore Forest Park
• Artwork needed for City Hall nature art show
• Friday Roundup
• Update: Office of Equity
• Are we "America's Most Natural City"?
• Habitat for Humanity launches capital campaign
• Free for All fun continues!
• SE Sunday Parkways
• Forest Park Conservancy volunteers log 10,000 hours of work in Forest Park
• Friday Roundup
• Parklane E205 Celebration: Photos
• Oregonian Editorial Board on Fair Housing
• Dive-In Movies!
• Hillsdale Park Reopened
• Fair Housing Update
• Equity Ride tours East Portland this Thursday
• An E205 milestone!
• Friday Roundup
• UPDATE: Temporary Closure of Hillsdale Park Continues
• Coming up in Lents - "Founders Day: A Celebration of Our Community"
• Thanks to volunteers, 18,000 square feet of new green space
• Free concerts at Unthank Park
• NW Dance Project + the Blue Cranes tonight at Washington Park
• Governor Kitzhaber appoints Portland Housing Bureau Director Margaret Van Vliet to lead Oregon Housing and Community Services
• Friday Roundup
• Tribute to an Oregon statesman
• Help keep our urban forest healthy!
• New photos
• "We're building the park for Isaac"
• Washington Park Summer Festival kicks off tomorrow night!
• Oregon Legislature passes Farm to School bill
• National Night Out
• Monday Wrap-up
• Are you near a radio?
• Friday Roundup
• An amazing asset
• "Best Kemo Sabe"
• PP&R on short list for National Gold Medal Award for Excellence
• Council Wrapup: Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation
• Congratulations to the team at Director Park
• CCEH Awards recognize work to end homelessness
• Friday Roundup
• Enjoy your weekend with the Summer Free for All
• Portland Bans the Bag!
• E205 brings playground to East Holladay Park
• Innovative Changes receives $290,000 grant to help more Oregonians achieve financial self-sufficiency
• Pilots well represented in World Cup
• 6th Annual Native American Housing to Homeownership Fair
• 2011 Compassion Coupons will benefit Bud Clark Commons
• Friday Roundup
• Chapman Field groundbreaking
• Spotted!
• 45 community garden plots coming to Kenton
• Housing grab bag
• Friday Roundup
• Playing "catch-up" in East Portland
• Nick kicks off soccer and cultural celebration
• Verano Gratis Para Todos 2011!
• Thank You, Zari
• Well-deserved recognition for The Skanner
• Don't miss the new Portland Monthly!
• Village Market brings healthy food choices to New Columbia neighborhood
• It's ReUse Week in Portland!
• Parkrose Groundbreaking
• City Council adopts Disparity Study report, pledges immediate action
• Arts in parks this Summer!
• Portland Housing Bureau Updates
• Park rededication honors Dr. DeNorval Unthank
• Congratulations to the Friends of Grant Athletics!
• PHB Director Margaret Van Vliet on OPB's "Think Out Loud"
• Kick off the Summer with Nick!
• Fair Housing Action Plan: News Roundup
• Commissioner Fish unveils "bold" Fair Housing Action Plan
• Fair Housing Action Plan: Photos
• News Highlights
• Sue Keil Named Interim Director of Parks Bureau
• Buckman Field: Open for Play!
• Poetry
• Bud Clark Commons: Photos
• Nick Fish discusses the city's effort to fight homelessness
• Bud Clark Commons
• Celebrating Portland Treasures
• Anna Griffin on Zari Santner
• Randy Gragg on Zari Santner
• In the News
• Friday Roundup
• City budget prioritizes safety net
• Healthy and Happy
• Fair Housing Update
• "A win for affordable housing"
• Sunday Parkways kicks off in East Portland
• An Exciting Announcement
• Friday Roundup
• Opening the doors of The Ramona
• HUD says response to fair housing audit "reflects the City's commitment to fulfilling its obligations"
• Fair Housing Update
• PP&R Director Recruitment
• 50 plots closer!
• "Final push" to secure Medal of Honor for Sgt. Henry Lincoln Johnson
• Commissioner Fish Reaches Out to Senate Republicans
• Commissioner Fish leads city initiatives to combat bias in rental market
• Project Grow at City Hall
• City Hall welcomes HUD Deputy Secretary Ron Sims
• Commissioner Fish's Statement on Fair Housing Law Enforcement
• In Sympathy
• "A coup for the entire Council"
• Friday Roundup
• City and County proclaim 'Older Americans Month'
• Portland Tribune corrects error in today's print edition
• Farmers markets abound!
• Thursday: Learn more about our E205 Initiative
• Commissioner Fish and partners announce purchase of 146 acres in Southwest Portland
• Friday Roundup
• Council votes 5-0 to approve JTTF proposal
• Updates from our '1,000 Gardens' blog
• Congratulations to Susan Hammer
• Block 49 Groundbreaking: New Beginnings
• Friday Roundup
• Good news from the Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation
• Increased focus on equity marks Fair Housing Month
• Habitat for Humanity: Building Futures
• Commissioner Fish's Statement on the Joint Terrorism Task Force
• Congratulations, Barry
• Go Timbers!
• 2011 Lents Park Master Plan adopted by Council
• Your parks priorities in action
• 'Forest Park: Portland's Backyard Gem' will re-air tomorrow
• Spotlight on food
• Flight For Freedom announces return to New York City
• Disparity Study Results Released
• Sneak Peek: Bud Clark Commons
• Friday Roundup
• Unseasonable weather makes for unsafe sports fields
• Have you ever biked on a pump track? Try one out this Saturday!
• Where federal programs leave off, local groups support the dream of homeownership
• Portland open spaces earn local and national recognition
• Portland Housing Bureau presents requested budget
• Friday roundup
• PSU breaks ground on College Station
• New photos!
• "The Truth Has Set Her Free"
• Director Zari Santner announces retirement
• Sgt. Henry Johnson update: "Medal of Honor in sight"
• 'From Oregon, With Love' raises $250,000 for Japan
• This weekend: ReUsePDX at the Better Living Show
• Friday Roundup
• "Building a bigger tent": Street Roots recaps Seattle trip
• Japan vigil in Pioneer Square draws hundreds
• Council questions water rate increases
• Opening Weekend for PSU Farmers Market
• Parks welcomes new Ranger Bob McCoy
• Community Gardens "taking off like wildfire"
• Citizens make the difference
• Portland Housing Bureau invests $10 million in affordable homes in East and Northeast Portland
• Council holds hearing on proposed Tree Code
• Next Wednesday: Community open house to review design plans for Grant High School fields
• On the road: Day two in Seattle
• Friday Roundup
• On the road: Day One in Seattle
• Short-term rent assistance helps 6500+ avoid homelessness
• On the road
• Gateway Park Master Plan to Council
• Concordia University groundbreaking
• ABCs of Homebuying
• Parks partners with BES, Metro to buy 20-acre site for future park in East Portland
• Friday Roundup
• Concordia athletic complex will serve school, neighbors
• 'Remembering the Power of Words' tells Avel Gordly's story
• ReUse PDX update: Habitat for Humanity ReStore expanding
• No-Wake Zone Will Protect Fragile Holgate Channel
• Nick changes Parks media policy
• Report to the Community
• Spotlight on the Northwest Trail Alliance
• ICE proposal will face further review
• Council supports requests for parks and healthy food
• Heart of the Community Awards honor extraordinary volunteers
• Friday Roundup
• National update on homelessness among veterans
• Community Garden plots opening up in SE Portland
• YU
• E205 Initiative
• Portland celebrates Black History Month
• Friday Roundup: Portland Housing Bureau
• Council hears Tree Code input
• Fix-It Fairs help Portlanders spend less and stay healthy
• Local housing efforts need bipartisan federal support
• 'It Starts Here'
• Friday Roundup
• South Waterfront Greenway Update
• Q&A with our Ending Homelessness Initiative Program Manager
• Parks Board welcomes new members
• Clifford Apartments Celebrate Grand Re-Opening
• Tonight: 2011 Homeless Street Count
• Potluck in the Park receives largest donation ever
• City will name the Resource Access Center after former Mayor Bud Clark
• "The simplest answer is housing"
• Honoring the 'tribal elder' of landscape architecture
• Expanded Zenger Farms helps more Portlanders connect with fresh, healthy food
• Multnomah County homeless service providers will receive $9.8M in federal grants
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrations
• Central City Concern projects = 800+ jobs
• NAYA reports on 5th Annual Homeownership Fair
• Senator Merkley in Portland to announce six-point plan to boost the housing market
• Update: Child Nutrition Program
• Portland receives $1M to help low-income renters stay healthy and safe
• New reporting tool offers snapshot of Portland Housing Bureau work in our community
• Expanded Afterschool At-Risk Meal program will continue
• We the People
• Congratulations
• Help for homeowners facing foreclosure
• Friday Roundup
• Resource Access Center update
• January Potluck
• Transitions
• Thank You
• Congratulations to our housing team
• ParkScan
• A Banner Year
• Do Good
• Joyride
• Meyer Memorial Trust awards Community Relief Fund $200,000, will match up to $100,000 more
• 'The Best of Times'
• Happy Holidays!
• Mercy Corps CEO Neal Keny-Guyer shares 8 lessons learned
• Give: The Oregon Cultural Trust
• Friday Roundup
• All the Art that Fits!
• Portland Housing Bureau Milestones
• Gateway Green photos
• Elders in Action honored with Governor's Volunteer Award
• Gateway Green milestone
• Friday Roundup
• Winter Celebration at the Pittock Mansion
• 19th Annual Steve Lowenstein Trust Award
• 'Summer Free for All' Roundup
• Friday Roundup
• Holiday fun at Director Park
• Cyclocross takes over PIR this weekend!
• Keeping our public spaces open and safe
• Commissioner Nick Fish's Statement on Bomb Threat at Pioneer Courthouse Square
• Thanksgiving Proclamation
• Trail Blazers' Harvest Dinner offers much more than just Thanksgiving meal
• Timbers Army supports Harper's Playground
• Comcast Newsmakers
• Preparing for winter weather emergencies
• Friday Round-Up
• Partners celebrate Woolsey Court opening
• USA Today highlights Portland's storage program
• "Walk of Awareness"
• Nick in the Chinese Times
• The impact of budget cuts on Portland Parks & Recreation
• Proud Ground and Hands on Greater Portland honored
• Portland Housing Bureau announces recipients of $1 million funding boost
• Street Roots' Israel Bayer wins 2010 Skidmore Prize
• Lee Kelly
• 2010 Spirit of Portland Awards
• Council will consider 2010 Heritage Trees
• "Portland is a place where we have extra programs to help all people buy a home"
• Weekend round-up
• Parks in the news
• Spirit of Portland awards honor outstanding community partners
• Parks and Portland Public Schools announce new partnership agreement
• KATU: City program aims to help homeless store their stuff
• Jobs, Police, Vegetables
• Forest Park update
• Housing Success Story
• 12th Annual African American Homeownership Fair
• Unthank Park upgrade
• Zenger Farm hosts 3rd annual "Farm to Table" fundraiser
• 'Principal for a Day' celebrates 10 years
• Friday Round-Up
• Japanese Garden: Celebration of Eight Master Gardeners
• Go Cardinals!
• Oregon Field Guide presents "Forest Park: Portland's Backyard Gem"
• Young Leaders event at Pittock Mansion
• Things to do
• Friday Round-Up
• Nick Honored by Common Ground at Anniversary Gala
• Commemorating the Tony Lester Greenway
• Welcome to the 2010-11 Multnomah Youth Commissioners!
• Score some art, help a great cause!
• Righting a historic wrong
• Great feedback at the PHB Community Forum
• City honors 17 groups and individuals for making Portland a better place
• Sunday Parkways wraps up in Northwest Portland
• PGE Park groundbreaking
• Gateway Neighborhood Park open house will showcase design proposals
• PHB Community Forum on Housing Needs
• Nick in the News: Friday wrap-up
• Forest Park Update
• Thanks for a successful community forum
• Gay Fair on the Square
• Weekend news
• Recognizing unsung heroes of World War I
• 'Tools for Schools'
• Director Park World Cup viewing
• "Many Hands" concert will support relief efforts in Haiti
• Portland Housing Bureau committed to accountability
• PHB wants to hear from you!
• IBEW Local 48 hosts Congressman David Wu, Commissioner Fish
• Take the lead in growing and maintaining Portland's Urban Forest!
• East Portland park news
• Depave photos
• Touring Svaboda Court with Senator Merkley
• Urban tree experiment showcases wide variety of Portland-friendly trees
• From Parking Lots to Paradise
• Portland Farmers Market Executive Director announces departure
• "The arts belong to everyone"
• Weekend roundup
• Baltimore Woods purchase links npGreenway trails
• Fields Neighborhood Park project moves forward
• Portland to receive $17 million housing boost
• On Baseball
• Sunday Parkways: Southeast
• Garden Parking Only
• Beat the heat!
• Join us to cut the ribbon on Elizabeth Caruthers Park!
• Best wishes to two outstanding interns!
• BMX Jam this Saturday!
• Sunday Parkways visits Southeast this weekend
• This Saturday: Multnomah Days
• Apple Jam brings the party to Washington Park
• Portland Housing Bureau partners with Habitat for Humanity
• Join Nick for a Wellness Walk!
• Summer Free for All offers a wide variety of recreation opportunities
• Weekend roundup
• Bridge Pedal this Sunday
• Thursday roundup
• Community Health Fair this Saturday
• City Council welcomes national champions
• Washington Park Summer Festival kicks off this Thursday
• Join us for the grand reopening of Gilbert Heights Park
• Weekend roundup
• 5th Annual NAYA Homeownership Fair
• Free homeownership fair offers tips, advice, and lunch
• Farmers markets in full swing
• United States marks 20 years of ADA
• Oregon Nikkei celebrates 20 years
• Oregon Cultural Trust announces $1.4 million in grants for fiscal year 2010-11
• PLACE students want your feedback!
• Lone Fir Twilight Heritage Celebration
• Innovative Changes offers financial workshops this month
• Another special guest
• "Best of Portland"
• Portland celebrates young athletes
• RAC in the national spotlight
• Special guest
• Register today!
• A Portland weekend
• McCoy Park improvements
• Sellwood Pool turns 100
• "Housing for a Healthy Community"
• Bridges to Housing celebrates four years of serving families in need
• Ban the Bag!
• "Uncertain Times" opens at the Pittock Mansion
• Local seniors connect to Hollywood Farmers Market
• Parks announces agreement with Ethos, Inc., to manage IFCC
• Celebrating the grand re-opening of downtown's Admiral Apartments
• Congratulations to award-winning Portland Parks Foundation
• Help protect and preserve our natural areas
• World Cup final at Pioneer Courthouse Square
• Portland's oldest pool turns 100!
• "Housing for a Healthy Community"
• Equity Council presents: Institutional Racism
• Protecting the crown jewel of our parks system
• Taking on child hunger
• Joyride: Pedaling Toward to a Healthier Planet
• Fun Day at Peninsula Pool!
• PHB's strategic plan needs your ideas!
• Community news roundup
• Join us!
• Community partners preserve 37 units of affordable housing in downtown Portland
• Central City Concern participants mark 10,000 hours of community volunteering
• Help preserve Tideman Johnson Park
• PHB announces $120,000 to help low-income senior homeowners keep their homes
• Celebrate Independence Day with the East Portland Community Center
• KGW: New plan to take care of Forest Park
• Central City Concern helps Portland's homeless find employment, even in a down economy
• Portland Housing Center offers new resource for first-time homebuyers
• Join us this morning!
• The Lost Bird Project
• Healthy Portland Initiative tackles important community health issues
• Foreclosures disproportionately affect minority homeowners, new study finds
• Tonight: Gateway Neighborhood Park Kick-off and Open House
• "Mortgage fraud: Securing the American dream"
• More from Walnut Park
• USICH announces first national strategy to prevent and end homelessness
• Local partners work hard to combat rising mortgage fraud in Oregon
• KGW: City outlines future plan for Forest Park
• Celebrating two affordable housing openings
• Local, national groups partner to combat mortgage fraud
• New management initiatives for Forest Park
• Family Game Night
• Summer Free for All: coming to a park near you
• Thousands fill Director Park for US-England World Cup match
• Choose 2 ReUse Fair
• Elizabeth Caruthers Park opens in South Waterfront District
• Register today!
• Brentwood-Darlington Gets a 'Garden in a Day'
• World Cup tomorrow!
• Budget Message
• Two affordable housing development celebrate grand openings next week
• ReUse Week 2010
• Forest Park
• French American International School visits Council
• In support of local service group Highland Christian Center
• Join Nick tonight for "Romance of the Rail Heritage"
• The 2010 Starlight Parade
• Brooklyn Park summer program saved
• "Behind Locked Gates" at Parklane Park
• World Cup kicks off this weekend at Director Park
• Rose Court, Portland Housing Bureau, and Rebuilding Together partner for service event
• Community Gardens Update
• Preserving Baltimore Woods
• Portland Timbers announce $50,000 donation to Parkrose High School
• Budget news roundup
• Rose Court visits Council
• Veterans housing in South Waterfront
• Street Roots takes top honors
• Volunteer with Parks this summer!
• City Club releases "Forest Park: A Call to Action"
• World Cup in Soccer City USA
• "Artist in the Park" at April Hill Park
• Share your thoughts!
• Housing Bureau announces $5.2 million in grants to support affordable rental housing
• National Housing Conference forum highlights affordable housing preservation
• "Keeping rental housing affordable in Oregon"
• Audubon's 14th Annual Native Plant Sale
• 50x50
• "Housing Bureau steps up outreach to north and northeast Portland"
• Thursday night: Join Nick at the Jupiter Hotel!
• Council proclaims Older Americans Month
• Summer Free for All online
• "11 by 13" campaign moves forward
• Budget announcements
• St. Johns Parade and Bizarre this Saturday
• "Sam Chase Tapped to Lead Clinic Coalition"
• Congratulations to the Community Music Center!
• County Commission recognizes Older Americans Month
• Summer Free for All!
• Teacher for a Day!
• "Inside the Gates" at Parklane Park
• May Day run to benefit Park scholarship program
• Boise Voices-Hello Neighbor project on display at City Hall
• Vestal Community Garden in the spotlight
• Friday events mark Fair Housing Month in Portland
• 2010 Rose Festival kicks off with Saturday parade
• Comcast/Hands on Greater Portland Cares Day
• Homeownership Fair offers resources, lunch, and more
• Federal programs aim to keep people in their homes - and off the street
• JOIN debuts new site
• Community Music Center celebrates 55 years
• Celebrate Earth Day!
• Council unanimously adopts River Plan
• April 15 Oregon Art Beat to feature Oaks Bottom mural
• Parks launches 'Healthy Snack' policy
• Portland Housing Center recognized for outstanding performance
• Portland Housing Bureau, Multnomah County partner to help landlords and low-income renters improve safety
• Census deadline fast approaching
• Resource Access Center earns accolades
• Portland group helps Oregon community gardens thrive
• Council honors Jefferson basketball players for success on and off the court
• Thank you, GRUNT interns!
• Central City Concern in the national spotlight
• Celebrate Arbor Week!
• The Bee: Roundup
• East Portland news roundup
• Nick responds to camping proposal criticisms with guest op-ed in the Business Journal
• Today is Census day!
• Portland Housing Bureau budget update
• Oregon will receive $88 million in federal aid to prevent foreclosure
• Portland Housing Bureau contract with Portland Development Commission will provide lead hazard reduction for 125 Portland families
• RAC in the News
• Lincoln Constitution Team launches "Mission: Citizen"
• Portland Parks Foundation welcomes new Executive Director Maura White
• Congratulations to 211info!
• Community Warehouse settles into new space
• Help shape the future of Lents Park
• Vestal Elementary community garden grand opening in the Oregonian
• KATU: City Council eyes rules for homeless encampments
• Community garden #34: Madison High School
• Portland welcomes two new community gardens
• In Memoriam
• Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce annual dinner
• Urban Forestry Commission presents Annual Report to Council
• Congratulations to Chair Wheeler
• Madrona Studios opens in Rose Quarter
• Charlie Kupchan at the World Affairs Council of Oregon
• Spring in Waterfront Park
• 2010 Stand Down offers vets job opportunities, service providers
• Forest Park Single-Track Cycling Committee selects menu of options
• Downtown Food Ministry partners sign Good Neighbor Agreement
• PHB announces funding availability for affordable housing developments
• Update on veterans housing in South Waterfront
• PHB welcomes new Public Information Officer
• Commissioner to address Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce
• 'Portrait of America Tour' arrives in Portland
• Bringing healthy food to Portlanders
• Lend your voice to the City budget process
• Despite economic challenges, Oregonians continue to support the arts
• Oregonian editorial board weighs in on Forest Park trail
• Commissioner Fish condemns rogue trail in Forest Park
• Complete Count Committee at City Club
• Documentary explores health impacts of cellular technology
• "Untallied residents mean less aid for the Portland area"
• Visiting the Parkrose Business Association
• Loaves and Fishes 40th Anniversary
• First annual 211info event draws Portlanders to p:ear gallery
• Council adopts Bike Plan
• Roselyn residents welcomed home
• Oregonians continue to support the Cultural Trust
• Touring Collins Sanctuary
• PHB releases annual 30% set aside report
• Schoolhouse Supplies Celebrity Spelling Bee
• HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan visits Portland
• KGW talks camping with Commissioner Fish
• Council weighing camping options
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• Portland Farmers Market set to expand for 2010 season
• Generous Nike donation boosts Parks basketball program
• Q Center looks forward to another successful Winter Gala
• Lents Park Master Plan moves forward
• Community Gardens toolkit launches!
• Nick on KINK
• Congratulations, Lincoln!
• Nike donates 4,000 jerseys to PP&R's Saturday Youth Basketball Program
• "We the People" showcases local high schoolers
• MLK celebrations
• PDXYouth interviews Nick
• In Memoriam
• Council honors Jeff Bachrach
• Oregonian columnist Anna Griffin on camping
• Oregonian highlights Community Warehouse
• This morning's news roundup
• "Commissioner Nick Fish wants to put on the brakes"
• Churches answer call to aid homeless
• Nick celebrates the new year with the Cambodian-American Community of Oregon
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• "Biggest victory" of 2009, according to Portland Tribune
• Portland Farmers markets celebrate banner year
• Happy New Year from the Fish Team
• Nick profiled in Street Roots
• "In a Hungry Time" wraps up on a positive note
• Holiday fun
• Commissioner Fish announces $100,000 for Lents Park Master Plan
• PHB reports on program to support affordable housing
• Council honors Margaret Carter
• Portland's economy will get a boost from Resource Access Center project
• Kayse Jama awarded 18th Annual Steve Lowenstein Trust Award in Council
• Council honors Central City Concern
• City prepares for winter weather
• Street Roots profiles Nick
• Two permanently affordable, LEED Gold certified homes join the Lents neighborhood
• Nick speaks with PBA's Leadership Portland class
• Central City Concern wins $9 million federal grant
• Walnut Park preserved
• Council honors community response to Marysville school fire
• Portland Audubon Society wins Outstanding Volunteer Group Award
• Book release party honors Lawrence Halprin
• PHB celebrates milestones
• Housing Bureau receives $4 million for lead abatement programs
• Share your thoughts with the Portland Housing Bureau
• Share your thoughts with Commissioner Fish and the Parks budget team
• East Portland News profiles Commissioner Fish
• Project partners gather to break ground on the RAC
• npGreenway would bring trails to northern stretches of the Willamette
• Skidmore Prize honors local non-profit leaders
• 5th annual NAYA Gala celebrates over three decades of success
• New Columbia continues to attract attention
• Redesigned Hillsdale Terrace will build community in SW Portland
• Helping hands give Marysville a new home
• Holiday tree rolls into town
• Congratulations, Daniel!
• Hollywood neighborhood parade honors veterans
• Citywide survey gives Parks Bureau top marks
• "Imagining Home": Saturday at the NW Film & Video Festival
• Spirit of Portland Awards - this Thursday!
• More on poverty, nutrition, and health
• Nutrition in a tough economy
• Upcoming milestones for the housing community
• Warming centers will provide shelter again this winter
• Trail Blazers Harvest Dinner offers much more than food
• Surprises at the Oregon Mentors Annual Recognition & Awards Luncheon
• "We have to find a way to share our precious resource"
• News Roundup
• Food Hero works to address national hunger crisis on a local scale
• Nick wins a SCRAPPY!
• Check out Gateway Green's new website!
• Historic steam locomotives move closer to a permanent home
• Classical Chinese Garden spotlights chrysanthemums in upcoming exhibit
• Director Park opens with a bang
• Celebrating a visionary landscape architect who shaped public spaces across Portland
• Oregonian explores City's anti-camping ordinance
• Lively Forest Park debate continues
• More on the DREAM Act
• OPB's 5-part look at homelessness continues today
• As temperatures fall, camping debate heats up
• Portland realtors offer one-stop homeownership resource
• "Where I Slept" reveals unseen side of homelessness
• "Complete Count" work could pay off in a big way
• In the Mercury
• Council passes resolution supporting the DREAM Act
• No-Wake Zone Reached for Ross Island Restoration
• VASH Vouchers serve Portland vets
• PDX Jazz survives - and flourishes
• "Those community gardens could be classrooms"
• Season of Service celebrates one successful year, prepares for another
• Mercy Corps opens new global headquarters in downtown Portland
• Housing Bureau marks Lead Prevention Month with $4 million grant to protect low-income households
• Youth Conservation Corps shares successes with Council
• Public-private partnership brings Director Park to life
• New Fish Team face
• Council proclaims 'Day of Culture'
• Loaves and Fishes celebrates City Hall garden harvest
• Oaks Bottom mural takes flight
• This is the new Section 8
• Farmers markets survive a close call
• "Opportunity awaits us"
• Beverly Cleary continues to delight
• Rainwater Pavilion dedication in Tanner Springs Park
• Creative minds at work in Portland
• Affordable housing tax breaks in jeopardy
• Best Wishes to Carmen Rubio in her new endeavors
• New sidewalk rules take shape
• See Portland on the 4T Trail
• Cutting the ribbon at Pardee Commons
• Nick in the News
• Park(ing) Day hits Portland
• Portland Adventist Community Services serves Portland's vulnerable while keeping a low profile
• Portland farmers markets: the world's best
• Where MAX goes, development follows
• Travel Portland spotlights local flavor in new promotional spot
• Garden replanting continues to foster communtiy spirit
• Holocaust Memorial 5th Anniversary
• Food Works program grows vegetables and a sense of community
• Nick's Annual Report
• Housing Director Recommends Hold on Block 49
• Community Gardens initiative takes giant step forward
• Community rallies to repair Earl Boyles Community Garden
• RAC plans clear Design Commission
• PHB Director Margaret Van Vliet in Street Roots
• Governor Kulongoski signs important homeowner protection legislation
• Neighbors step up to repair Earl Boyles Community Garden after vandals strike
• Bill Naito Legacy Fountain opens in Waterfront Park
• Couple asks Oregonians to "share local"
• Council launches 2009 Disparity Study
• Council honors VOA Oregon's Kay Toran
• Gardens "Build Community" in Portland
• Governer Kulongoski says Gateway Green is a go!
• Nick helps kick off Census 2010
• PDC welcomes incoming Chair Scott Andrews
• Hayden Island celebrates National Night Out
• Washington Park Summer Festival arrives!
• Urban League reports that Black Oregonians still face significant barriers to homeownership
• Council votes to continue fight against EPA-mandated treatment of Bull Run water
• Portland ranks number two in volunteerism nationwide
• $1.45 million arts, humanities, and heritage across Oregon
• Major League Soccer Moves Forward
• HUD Deputy-Secretary Ron Sims visits City Hall
• Youth Conservation Corps provides summer jobs for Portland teens
• Hot weather advisory from Commissioner Fish
• High season for Portland's farmers markets
• Housing officials hit Portland
• Senn's Dairy Park and Community Garden opening
• Oregon's recession: By the numbers
• Council introduces Intertwine
• My statement on the Cesar Chavez street renaming vote
• Single-track discussion highlighted in Portland Monthly
• "Now more than ever"
• Parks programs offer summer fun for all
• Council votes to decouple soccer and baseball
• "Top Secret" Parks Donation Unveiled
• Youth Commissioner Shantel Monk in the Skanner
• ReUse Week wrap-up
• Soccer and baseball go their separate ways
• Youth$ave graduates celebrate with Nick
• Commissioners Fish and Kafoury chair the Census 2010 Complete Count Committee
• Ross Island natural area welcomes volunteer group's effort to remove invasive species
• Free For All!
• Portland Housing Bureau Director Announcement
• Legislative check-in in Salem
• Council officially proclaims ReUse Week 2009 in Portland
• Classical Chinese Garden celebrates 10th anniversary
• Portland celebrates 50th anniversary of Sapporo sister city relationship
• Lents Park: Nick Interviewed on KATU Channel 2
• Charles Jordan Named "Urban Pioneer"
• Homeownership Month Recognized in Council
• LEED-certified Shaver Green Apartments open in King Neighborhood
• Starlight Parade
• Older Americans Month recognition continues with "Living Today for a Better Tomorrow" breakfast
• Council recognizes Older Americans Month with official proclamation
• Blue Heron Weeks highlighted in Council
• "Movies in the Park" kicks off with new and familiar favorites
• Over two dozen local businesses and individuals help meet challenge to save 2009 Washington Park Summer Festival
• "We call it the eyes and ears of our park system"
• Urban Pioneer Awards honor community leaders
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• A Fundraising Campaign Hopes to Raise $300,000 to Relocate the Alder Street Food Carts
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• News Release: Environmental Services Reminds the Public That It Is Illegal and Unsafe to Enter the City’s Sewer and Stormwater System
• 'Sewer People' Spur BES to Upgrade Security
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• Portland Pushes Ahead with Effort to Become More Age-Friendly
• National Wildlife Federation Honors Portland, Oregon, as one of America’s Top 10 Cities for Wildlife
• Commissioners Fish and Eudaly Announce Musician Loading Zones Parking Pilot Program, Supporting Local Musicians with Safer, More Convenient Access to Local Venues
• Musician Loading Zones Launch in Portland
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• RACC Equity Shake Up: The City Decides to Spread the Grant Fund Wealth
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• Portland Parks Foundation Hosts Series of March Events
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• BIKETOWN Ridership Grew 28 Percent 2018
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• Oregon Reps Are Fighting for LGBTQ Equality in Congress
• Portland’s New Parks Director Gets Big Raise Amid Budget Cuts
• Portland Budget-Writing Process Kicks Off Tuesday
• PP&R Presents The 2019 Portlanders Stand with Refugees & Immigrants Celebration
• Your City Hall: Ride-Hailing Service in Gear for Disabled
• Disability Org: Ban E-Scooter Parking Blocking Sidewalks
• The Portland International Film Festival Is Back for 2019. Here Are Our Picks.
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• Oregon Secretary of State Remembered as Tenacious, Dedicated Public Servant
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• Four Rumors Have Sprouted During Portland’s Earthquake Backlash. What’s the Truth?
• Council Reforms Foreclosure Process
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• Oregon Secretary of State Richardson Dies Following Struggle with Cancer
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• Portland Delays Sign Requirement for Buildings Vulnerable to Big Quakes
• Portland City Council Passes Amendments to Controversial Earthquake Safety Policy
• Portland’s Trying to Prepare Brick Buildings for an Earthquake—But at What Cost?
• Portland Delays Earthquake Warning Sign Ordinance
• Council Delays, Changes Quake Warning Requirements
• City Council Delays Ordinance Requiring Quake Warning Signs on Vulnerable Buildings
• Portland City Council Delays Controversial URM Signage Requirement
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• Washington Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler Objects to Portland's JTTF Withdrawal
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• Portland Commissioners Grill FBI, DOJ Over Terrorism Task Force
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• Portland Leaves the Joint Terrorism Task Force Again, Becoming Second U.S. City to Cut Ties
• Portland City Council Votes to Leave Joint Terrorism Task Force
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• Portland City Council Votes to Leave FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force
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• Texts Between Portland Police and Patriot Prayer Ringleader Joey Gibson Show Warm Exchange
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• Murmurs: Fish Pushes Brownfield Redevelopment Deal
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• PP&R Recruiting Ninth Grade Students for Golf EAGLE Caddie Program
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• Portland City Council OK's Limits on Plastic Straws, Utensils
• Portland Votes to Restrict Use of Plastic Straws, Stirrers
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• Portland Parks & Recreation Wedding Reservations for Most Of 2019 Taken Via Lottery System
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• Portland Commissioners Push Back Mayor's Protest Restriction Plan
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• Portland Parks and Rec Continues to Use Roundup After Recent Cancer Controversy
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• Portland Wraps Up Central City Plan, Which Tweaks Building Heights and Transportation Plans
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• 'South Portland Is Happening': Thousands of Addresses to Change In 2020
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• 2018 Water Quality Report Available Online
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• Art and Infrastructure: Student Artists Bring the Story of Portland’s Water System to Life
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• Wheeler Requests Fewer Police in Revised Budget
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• Take the Mt. Tabor Interpretive Display Survey
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• Wheeler Proposes Longer Timeline for Portland Seismic Upgrade Mandate
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• Commissioner Fish's Statement at TNC Wage Board Rally
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• Portland's 'Poop to Power' Reaches First Milestone
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• Making Renter Relocation Assistance Permanent
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• Portland Makes Permanent Rule That Landlords Must Pay Some Tenants' Moving Costs
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• Portland City Council Adopts Arts Affordability Plan
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• Additional PNW Governments Vote To Sue Opioid Manufacturers`
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• PBOT: Speed Safety Cameras work, NE Marine Drive next
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• Portland Gas Tax Brings in Nearly $20 Million in First Year
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• City Council Joint Press Release on Opioid Litigation
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• Be a Stormwater Star! Workshops Coming up in February, March, and April
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• 41st Portland International Film Festival
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• Utility Financial Assistance Slides
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• Portland City Commissioner Chloe Eudaly Seeks to Spark Increase in Backyard Cottages and Other ADUs
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• Council Votes Against Controversial SW Portland Subdivision
• Environmental Services Statement Responding to DEQ Fine for Discharge to Woods Creek
• DEQ Slaps Portland With $55,200 Fine for Woods Creek Sewage Spill
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• Portland’s Bet on Forcing Developers to Build Affordable Housing Is Getting Lackluster Results
• Portland Loos Making a Splash Beyond City
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• Wheeler: DOJ Threat to Sanctuary Cities 'Insulting' and 'Dangerous'
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• Jan. 22, 2018: Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update
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• City Hall Update: Date Set for Vote on CC2035 Changes
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• City's ban on fossil fuel terminal expansion upheld on appeal
• Portland improves oversight of subsidized apartment complexes but some flaws remain, audit finds
• Supporters Want To Rename A Portland Street For Harvey Milk — And Send A Message
• SE 20th Ave To Close Between Stark & Burnside Beginning Jan 8
• Burnside Bridge reopens Monday with only three lanes
• Suicide Prevention: First aid for mental illness
• A Plan for Preserving and Expanding Affordable Arts Space in Portland
• Israel Bayer, Portland’s Foremost Advocate for the Homeless, Says What Will Solve the Mess
• East Portlanders Win ‘Spirit’ Awards
• How Portland Water Bureau Crews Fix A Broken Water Main
• Broken water main repaired in SE Portland
• Willamette upriver study seeks to ID source of contaminants
• Despite new programs and money, county homeless tide still growing
• Laura John builds bridges between city of Portland, Native community
• City Hall Update: Timbers' stadium expansion plan OK'd
• It's time to embrace older workers: Guest opinion
• Lowenstein Trust Board of Directors Presents Dr. Leroy Haynes and Dr. T. Allen Bethel With Lowenstein Trust Award
• 1,000 restrooms open for all genders in Portland
• All User Bathrooms Growing In Portland
• Fish: $10 million utility settlement ends 'water wars'
• Portland Council Approves $10 Million Utility Lawsuit Settlement
• Portland Settles Utility Lawsuit Alleging Improper Spending For $10 Million
• City of Portland Reaches $10 Million Settlement on Long-Running Litigation Over Water Bureau Spending
• Council expected to pay $10 million to settle utility suit Wednesday
• Portland prepared to pay $10 million for misspending water ratepayer funds
• Hall Monitor: Scoff Medicine
• As Portland Harbor Cleanup Progresses, City Wants Clearer Fish Advisories
• EPA deal with industrial polluters comes amid signs of progress on Superfund cleanups
• EPA, four companies reach key Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup deal
• Officials Have About 10 Years To Complete Bull Run Water Filtration Plant
• Deadline set for crypto filtration plant
• Tips for Saving Water and Money This Holiday Season
• Portland Timbers 2018 home opener pushed back to April 14 due to stadium expansion construction
• Joint Statement Regarding Settlement of Ratepayer Lawsuit
• Ratepayer Lawsuit Settlement - City Attorney Introduction
• MEDIA ADVISORY: City Commissioner Nick Fish to Mark Successful Completion of the All-User Restroom Challenge
• Portland Utility Board Annual Report
• Portland to decide whether to help subsidize low-rent housing along Southwest waterfront
• Portland Art Museum Adapts Expansion Plan To Win Over Critics
• Murmurs: Rothko Pavilion Nears Portland City Council Approval
• Portland Art Museum will try again to get approval for Rothko Pavilion
• Rothko Alley: A Walk to the Park?
• Wheeler: Portland housing, human rights directors leaving
• Portland's mad at Uber again, this time over concealed data breach
• Portland Needs A Lot More Money To Pave Its Gravel Roads
• City evaluates fee collected to repair roads
• City Announces Laura John as Tribal Liaison
• Dec . 4, 2017: Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update
• 2 city bureau directors leave office, including housing director
• In Shake-Up, Ted Wheeler Announces the Departure of Directors of Housing, Diversity
• Booming Portland Might Now Be Facing a Budget Hole of Between $9 Million and $30 Million Next Year
• In Lieu Of Paris Agreement, Mayor Wheeler Joins Other Cities In Signing Climate Charter
• Wheeler joins other mayors on climate charter
• Portland makes largest affordable housing investment in 50 years
• Portland to build 240 low-income apartments by 2019
• Portland to help fund affordable housing complex in Lloyd District
• The City Just Approved Its Largest Affordable Housing Project in 50 Years
• Crypto found again as variance talks continue
• Dan Saltzman Is Pushing Support for Portland Freeway Tolling—But His Demands Have Slackened Since August
• Portland pays off for electric vehicle drivers
• Eagle Creek Fire 100 Percent Contained
• Multnomah Falls Lodge reopens after fire closure
• Toxins Taint Airport Groundwater, Soil
• City set to kick off $195M reconstruction of the Portland Building, shroud Portlandia statue
• Dreamers still waiting for DACA decision
• Portland Timbers hope to name new head coach by end of year
• How the Water Bureau Is Working to Help Customers in Need
• Fall To Do: Keep Your Water Meter Accessible and Clear of Debris
• Parasite found in Bull Run before
• 'Rain, Then More Rain' In Portland This Week
• Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Says City Faces $5 to $25 Million in New Budget Costs
• Uber Getting Kicked Out of Portland? Fat Chance, Say City Leaders
• Prosper Portland awards $1.7 million in grants to projects in five urban renewal areas across Portland
• Portland,​ ​Multnomah​ ​County​ ​announce​ ​the​ ​opening of​ ​new​ ​seasonal​ ​shelter​ ​for​ ​homeless​ ​men​ ​inside​ ​downtown’s​ ​Mead​ ​Building
• Forget Amazon. Here’s How to Shop the Local Way on Black Friday.
• Stretch of Historic Columbia River Hwy reopens after ECF
• Portland’s Grand Central Station
• The Bull Run Does More Than Just Fill Water Glasses, It Creates Energy from a Renewable Source
• Crews removed nearly 2.4 million pounds of grease from Portland sewer lines
• Nov. 13, 2017 Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update
• Portland's Now Finding Cryptosporidium In Its Water Supply Weekly
• Uber’s Bitterest City Council Foes Finally Have the Votes for a Crackdown
• Kaia Sand named new executive director of Street Roots
• Portland Parks and Rec asks for public’s input on Washington Park
• PCC Wins National Climate Award
• Veterans Day 2017: Holiday celebrations, freebies and closures
• 43rd Veterans Day Parade set for Saturday
• Council approves conflict policy for advisory committees
• Nov. 6, 2017 Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update
• Crypto increase has city officials scratching heads
• One Hundred Years Ago Along The Columbia River
• Portland Council Approves New Spending On Transportation, Police And Homeless Services
• Portland adopts equitable building plans
• Polluters in driver's seat for Superfund cleanup plan
• Portland Civil Rights Leaders Seek a New Address: Southwest Harvey Milk Street
• Drag Queens, Former Mayor Remember LGBTQ Icon
• Multnomah County, Portland 'Preparing For The Worst' This Winter
• Officials prepare to support homeless in winter
• Mt. Tabor Park Reservoir Preservation Work Set to Begin in November 2017
• Crypto detected 5 times in a month
• Recent Monitoring Results Found Elevated Levels of Lead in Tests at Some High-Risk Homes
• ‘Elevated levels’ of lead found in Portland water
• Lead in Portland water exceeded federal limits
• District Attorney Rod Underhill Rules Uber’s Greyball Technology and Playbook Are a Trade Secret
• Art + beer? Oregon's beauty inspires brewers for Portland Art Museum anniversary
• Celebrating 5 years of the Portland Film Festival
• Portland will have more salt, more plows to handle winter storms
• Portland could get salty this winter
• RACC launches national search for new Executive Director
• Water bill assistance program still misses residents who need it most: Audit
• Audit: Residents need help with water bills
• Portland says Honey Bucket jammed sewer; company blames 'homeless folks'
• Portland fines Honey Bucket for clogging sewer lines
• Honey Bucket fined $90K for wrongful disposing
• Water Bureau Construction Crews Make Way for Neighborhood Kid Bike Festival
• Portland Plans To Fight Order To Release Union Records
• Portland adopts new 'Livable Streets Strategy' for outdoor events
• PBOT inspects plows, prepares for winter weather
• Supportive housing saves money and saves lives: Guest opinion
• Helping Portland's chronically homeless is a choice to save lives: Editorial
• Portland city councilors pass resolution to add 2,000 affordable housing units
• Portland is Plotting to Set Aside 2,000 Apartments For Its Hardest-to-Reach Homeless Residents
• Portland Wants To Build 2,000 New Units Of Supportive Housing
• Council sets goal of creating more supportive housing
• Portland and Multnomah County will look at pairing housing with services to keep homeless housed
• City Hall Watch: Portland submits crypto plan
• Oregon's Congressional Push To Get EPA To Clean Up Polluted Portland Harbor
• City to honor Thorns championship with a Wednesday proclamation (Photos)
• Portland Thorns cap off NWSL Championship celebration with boisterous rally at Providence Park
• ‘A visual diary’ of Portland’s artists of color
• The show must go on: Keller Auditorium turns 100
• Commissioner Fish Supportive Housing Resolution Opening Statement
• Oregon Delegation Urges Prompt EPA Action on Portland Harbor site
• Portland and Multnomah County will look at pairing housing with services to keep homeless housed
• Governor Brown Urges EPA to Move Forward with Cleanup of Portland Harbor
• EPA 'remains committed' to working with DEQ, tribes on Portland Superfund cleanup
• $1.05 billion Willamette River Superfund cleanup faces delay after EPA revises plan, state says
• EPA delays signing controversial Portland Harbor Superfund agreement
• New EPA Plan Could Delay Cleanup Of Portland Harbor Pollution
• Now Trump’s Messing with the Willamette River?
• Trump Administration Threatening Actions That Would Delay Portland Harbor Superfund Cleanup, Local Officials Say
• Trump undermining Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup, Oregon officials say
• Oregon authorities accuse EPA of delaying, weakening Portland Harbor cleanup plan
• Oregon: US gov’t backtracking on Portland Harbor cleanup
• Portland submits crypto plan to Oregon Health Authority
• City's plans for affordable housing bond prioritizes minorities, families and at-risk households
• Director's Desk: Portland housing bond framework charts course for change
• The City Finally Has an Idea of How to Spend Its Housing Bond
• Portland To Decide How To Spend $250M For Affordable Housing
• Portland sets priorities for how to spend $258 million affordable housing bond
• No More Stalling: All User Restroom Opens at Southeast
• 8 arts picks: Vanport drama, classical music, art exhibits, more
• Laika, Portland Art Museum team up to take you behind the scenes of 4 Oscar-nominated films
• Yakama Nation Superfund Letter to EPA
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• Our summer of hate: Guest opinion
• Portland's Chipping in $50,000 to Help Local DACA Recipients
• Cryptosporidium Detected in Bull Run Drinking Water
• City: Crypto found again, but water safe
• Hit-and-run driver breaks water line in Gresham
• Portland City Council Extends Housing Emergency, Relocation Assistance
• The City Extends Its Strongest Renter Protections—But Passes on Closing a Big Loophole
• Portland City Council extends renter protection and 'housing emergency' policies
• UPDATE: Fish wants press restrictions removed from proposed conflict policy
• Policy Proposal That Would Muzzle Volunteers From Talking to the Press Will Be Amended
• Helping Salmon in Our City: Culvert Removal and Replacement in Portland
• Youth-designed bike lane art hits the streets of Portland
• Mercy Corps shares photos from Puerto Rico, advice on how to help
• Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation erases debt in five years
• ‘We have to just do it’: Providers, political leaders preparing push to house thousands more chronically homeless neighbors
• Murmurs: Portland City Hall Comes to Aid of Dreamers
• City Hall Watch: Salmon restoration projects celebrated
• Portlanders celebrate all-things salmon at fourth annual Westmoreland Park event
• Cryptosporidium Detected In Bull Run Drinking Water; Monitoring Continues
• Portland Once Again Finds a Parasite in its Water Supply
• City: Water safe, but crypto found again
• Bull Run Watershed Tests Positive For Cryptosporidium: Multnomah County
• Cryptosporidium again detected in Bull Run drinking water; water remains safe
• Portland Water Bureau finds Cryptosporidium in Bull Run sample, no risk to public
• More Problems Found In Portland’s Drinking Water
• BLOG: Recognizing two important leaders
• Portland rallies in support of Rohingya refugees (Column)
• Portland v. Monsanto Ruling
• Portlanders celebrate all-things salmon at fourth annual Westmoreland Park event
• Tigard Dreamer has role to play here
• News release:Commissioner Nick Fish to introduce "Salmon in Our City Day;" Council to declare Crystal Springs first “Salmon Sanctuary”
• With Legal Challenge Over, What's Next For Portland's Arts Tax?
• Oregon Supreme Court Upholds Portland’s Arts Tax
• Portland arts tax is legal, Oregon high court rules
• State's highest court rules for city in art tax legal fight
• Oregon Supreme Court rules Portland arts tax is legal
• The Portland Arts Tax is Legal, State Supreme Court Finds
• Portland arts tax is legal, Oregon Supreme Court rules
• Oregon Supreme Court Upholds Portland Arts Tax
• Sept. 18 Update on the Eagle Creek Fire and the Bull Run Watershed
• Eagle Creek fire about to be soaked by rains: Hundreds of firefighters to head home
• Portland Timbers to begin construction on Providence Park following conclusion of 2017 season
• Our Top 8 Moments from TBA 2017
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Oregon Supreme Court affirms Portland Arts Tax is Constitutional
• OPINION: Oregon Supreme Court affirms Portland Arts Tax is Constitutional
• Portland Fire holds ceremony on 9/11 to honor fallen heroes and recognize firefighters battling wildfires
• Frequently Asked Questions on Eagle Creek Fire
• Eagle Creek Fire and the Bull Run Watershed Updates
• Westbound I-84 reopened, Eagle Creek Fire 28 percent contained
• ODFW: Wildlife, vegetation will adapt after fire subsides
• Nonprofit National Forest Foundation creates fund to restore Gorge
• What Exactly Is a “Watershed?”
• PCC to create 1st DACA resource center in Oregon
• Local DACA recipients face fear and uncertainty
• Another go round for the Jantzen Beach Carousel?
• Portland concludes Uber 'Greyball' audit; no punishment issued
• Portland ends investigation into Uber's 'Greyball,' Uber's regulator-dodging software
• Portland arts tax overhead costs exceed voter-mandated limits 122
• City Hall Watch: Hearings on Central City Plan roll over into next year
• Grants available for Portland neighborhood programs
• How to Get Around Portland (Car-Free)
• Moshow raps, PBOT dances to ‘Parking Kitty’
• Celebrate Park(ing) Day!
• Jantzen Beach carousel location revealed: Now it needs a real home
• The Jantzen Beach carousel: A timeline
• Re-Turn The Jantzen Beach Carousel
• Portland's famous historic carousel ready for a new run
• Nonprofit organization seeks new home for iconic Jantzen Beach carousel
• Restore Oregon plans to bring back Jantzen Beach Carousel
• Restore Oregon Announces Campaign to Re-TURN the Jantzen Beach Carousel to Portland Metro Area
• The Missing 1904 Jantzen Beach Carousel Has Been Discovered and Will Be Returned To The Public
• Eagle Creek Fire #1 firefighting priority in nation
• Updates: Eagle Creek Fire and the Bull Run Watershed
• Why The Eagle Creek Fire Is A Major Threat To Portland's Drinking Water
• No fire retardant used in Bull Run Watershed yet
• Fire reaches Bull Run watershed, but not reservoir yet
• Fire reaches Bull Run watershed, but not reservoir yet
• Drinking water remains clean at Bull Run Watershed
• As Fire Creeps Toward Portland's Water Supply, the City Could Switch to Well Water
• Eagle Creek fire managers won't drop retardant on Bull Run except to save lives
• Eagle Creek fire hasn't pushed deep into Portland's Bull Run drinking watershed
• Eagle Creek fire ravages Oregon's Columbia gorge for 5th day
• 'I am an Oregonian': Immigrants rally to decry deportation threat
• Local Dreamers: We're not going back
• Portland Public Schools decries Trump's DACA decision, teens speak out
• Sources Say: Fish gets high praise from unexpected source
• Mt. Hood National Forest officials bans campfires
• How You Can Help Rebuild the Gorge (and Not Make Things Worse)
• How Oregon's businesses are helping fire and hurricane victims
• Multnomah County monitors evacuations on interactive map
• Cycle Oregon bike race canceled because of wildfires
• Eagle Creek Fire: Bull Run Watershed Update
• Portland Water Bureau Prepares for Columbia Gorge Fires
• Commissioner Fish Statement on President Trump's Decision to Rescind DACA
• Help for when it's hot
• City finalizes $11.125 million sale of Terminal 1 property to Lithia Motors, Inc.
• City sells Terminal 1 for $11.125 million
• City finalizes sale of Terminal 1 to Lithia Motors
• City to sell Terminal 1 to Lithia Motors for $11.1 million
• City seals $11.1M deal to sell Terminal 1 property (Subscriber Content)
• Portland, facing 'stark choice,' finalizes new hydroelectric deals
• Portland agrees to sell hydroelectric power to PGE for undisclosed amount
• Water bureau works with cities to protect local groundwater
• City, Central City Concern, Neighborhood Coalition, and Businesses Pilot Program to Remove Trash
• Central City Concern, businesses look to clean up Portland's Eastside
• Newest police chief sworn in - Uehara as interim
• Free workshops offered on natural gardening
• Police Reform Whirlwind! Council Kills 48-Hour Rule, Creates New Citizen Oversight Group
• Portland City Council Votes Unanimously to Do Away with '48-Hour Rule'
• City Council Officially Removes ‘48-Hour Rule’
• Portland Council, At Odds With DA, Solidifies Police Shooting Overhaul
• Portland Requires Officers to Give Prompt Account After Using Deadly Force
• Wheeler, Fish Tilt Toward Police Critics
• A New Analysis Suggests Airbnb’s Attempt at Self-Policing Only Scraped the Surface of the Illegal Listings in Portland
• City Eyes Warehouse Site in Old Town Chinatown for 3-Story Homeless Shelter
• Affordable, Family Housing
• City Hall Watch: Want to Know What City Will Be Like in 2035? Go Online
• Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Hires Two 'To Tackle Key Priorities'
• Portland Declares 9-Mile, $4.5 Million 20s Bikeway Largely Complete
• New PSU President Says Partnering with Local Businesses is a Top Priority
• Shop with a Cop prepares kids to go back to school
• A Message from Elected Leaders in the Portland Metropolitan Area
• Permanent Supportive Housing in the Works
• Revised Proposal Narrows Exceptions for Compelling Portland Officers to Talk After Deadly Force Use
• Portland Council Set to Approve Deals to Keep Hydropower Flowing
• Nick Fish on Cancer Diagnosis: ‘It Was Very Difficult to Share This News'
• Portlanders Offer Support for Commissioner Nick Fish After Cancer Diagnosis
• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish Says He Has Stomach Cancer
• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish Diagnosed with Abdominal Cancer
• Commissioner Nick Fish Diagnosed with Cancer
• Fish Says Cancer Diagnosis 'Biggest Challenge I Have Ever Faced'
• City Commissioner Nick Fish Discloses He’s Battling Cancer
• City Commissioner Nick Fish Has Been Diagnosed with Cancer
• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
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• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish Diagnosed with Cancer
• Commissioner Nick Fish Shares Cancer Diagnosis
• Portland Region Mayors, Commissioners Issue Joint Statement Addressing Racism, Violence, Intolerance
• Portlanders Gather in A Show of Solidarity With Charlottesville
• Residents Rally Against Hate Outside City Hall
• Hundreds Rally at City Hall to Protest Virginia Violence
• City Hall Watch: Police Shooting Interview Rule Still in Flux
• A Wise Move for Police Accountability: Editorial Peak
• Policing Forum Thanks Marshman, Welcomes Outlaw
• Portland’s Incoming Police Chief is a Rare Outside Hire
• The City Could Extend Renter Protection Law's Life by Six Months
• Landlords Appeal Ruling Upholding Portland Tenant Protections
• Portland Landlords Appeal Ruling Upholding Renter Protection Rule
• Landlords Appeal Judge's Approval of Portland's Renter Relocation Law
• Airbnb Has Shut Down 524 Portland Locations Since January
• Pan Africa Festival Helps People Remember Their Roots
• Montavilla Jazz Festival Spotlights Musicians at Forefront of Portland’s Jazz Scene
• Outgoing Central City Concern Director Reflects on 25 Years of Portland Homelessness
• Nick Fish on Finding Portland’s Next Art Chief
• Tillamook Row Breaks ‘Green’ Ground in Eliot for ‘Missing Middle’
• City OKs Filtration of Region's Water
• Sources Say: Fish, Saltzman Water Votes Put City's Needs First
• Portland Mayor, Commissioner Push for Immediate Interviews in Officer Shootings
• Wheeler, Fish to Offer Amendment Ending '48-Hour Rule' in Police Shootings
• Portland City Council Seeks Prompt Police Interviews of Cops Who Use Deadly Force
• Portlanders Just Forced Changes to Contentious Police Oversight Proposals
• Portland Mayor Drops Plan to Wait for Court Ruling on Compelling Cops to Talk After Deadly Force UseMaxine Bergstein in The Oregonian
• Mayor Ted Wheeler Names Danielle Outlaw to Lead Portland Police Bureau
• Portland’s Next Police Chief Says She’s Here To ‘Strengthen’ Bureau
• Highlights from New Police Chief Danielle Outlaw’s First Public Appearance in Town
• Future Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw Strikes a Conciliatory Tone at First Public Appearance
• Portland’s New Police Chief Tells Officers She Values Them, Here to ‘Strengthen’ Their Work
• New Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw Formally Introduced by City
• Outlaw Selected as Police Chief in Portland
• Danielle Outlaw Will Become the First Black Woman to be Portland Police Chief
• Portland to Tear Down SE Portland Strip Club to Build Affordable Housing
• Airbnb Lobbying Portland to End City Inspections of Short-Term Rentals
• Albina Jazz Festival Pays Tribute to Portland’s Music History
• Water Treatment Letter from Wholesale Customers
• Water Treatment Letter from Portland Utility Board
• Water Treatment Letter from Oregon Citizens' Utility Board
• Water Treatment Letter from Multnomah County Health Department
• Metro Portland's Arts Agency Looks For New Leadership
• Portland City Council Moves Forward With Water Filtration Plant
• 5-0: Portland City Council chooses filtration
• 8 things to know about Portland's new water treatment plan
• Portland will pay up to $500 million to clean its drinking water
• $500M water treatment plant gets Portland go-ahead
• Portland water bills swell to cover $500M treatment plant
• Portland Is Going to Build a Massive Filtration Plant for Its Oft-Lauded Water Supply
• Portland approves water filtration plant to treat for parasite
• Portland Granted 60-Day Delay On Crypto Decision
• Wheeler, Fish Seek Delay on Crypto Option Deadline
• Officials Want More Time To Scrutinize a New Water Treatment Plant—But A Decision Still Might Come Tomorrow
• Community weighs in on Portland's '48-hour rule' on police shootings
• Portland will defend fossil fuel ordinance before Oregon Court of Appeals
• Portland City Council votes to fight fossil-fuel infrastructure ruling
• Renovation of Schnitzer 'Portland' sign nearly complete
• First Pan African Festival Comes to Oregon
• OHA Letter Granting 60-Day Water Treatment Extension
• City of Portland Request for Schedule Adjustment
• City Hall Update: Council Wants to Develop More Brownfields
• With the potential for 31,000 jobs, Portland moves forward with brownfield development plan
• Water bureau recommends hybrid crypto option as vote nears
• Protect Our Water
• Health Official Recommends Most Expensive Treatment Option
• Oversight Group Tells Portland To Slow Decision on Water Treatment Plant
• Advisory Board: More Time or Spendiest Crypto Option
• Editorial: It’s Time to Sunset the 48-Hour Rule
• Mayor Wheeler Presses for Court Ruling on Compelling Police to Talk After Deadly Force Use
• 2 Portland Police Chief Candidate Finalists Identified
• Field for Portland Police Chief Narrowed to Four Finalists
• Portland kicks off a rental bike service adapted for all abilities
• Humboldt Sewer Repair Project Update
• TriMet to Offer Reduced Fares for Low-Income Riders
• Village Movement Gains Traction as Housing Alternative, Goes Mainstream
• 'Umbrella Guy' gets the spa treatment, returned to Pioneer Courthouse Square
• Council Watch: Banking on Brownfields
• City to Spend $5 Million on Superfund
• Crypto Options to be Considered by Advisory Committee Tuesday
• As Portland Races for Water Parasite Treatment, Public Utility Board Hits Brakes
• Group Delays Vote on Treating Water for Crypto
• Health Official Recommends Most Expensive Crypto Treatment Option
• Portland Can’t Block Fossil Fuel Infrastructure, State Land Board Rules
• State Land Use Board Overturns Portland Fossil Fuels Ordinance
• Portland Restrictions on Fossil Fuel Terminals Overturned
• Portland's Fossil Fuel Infrastructure Limits Overturned
• Portland's Fossil Fuel Ban Ruled Unconstitutional
• Portlanders Flock to Willamette River for Big Float
• Portlanders Flock to Willamette River for Big Float
• Photos: Hundreds Head to Willamette for Big Float
• Portland OKs public transportation plan to reduce congestion, keep city moving
• Vision Zero Gains Wiped Out by Surge in Fatalities
• TriMet, C-TRAN, Portland Streetcar Team Up to Launch Hop Fastpass
• Accountability is Job One: Elimination of 48-Hour Rule Must Stand
• Portland's Mayor Pressing for Alternatives to DA's Opinion on Officers' Compelled Statements
• 'I Feel Really Safe': A Look at Life Inside the Kenton Women's Village
• 21 Cranes, 15 Hotels, 10,000 Jobs: Inside Oregon’s Development Spree
• Joint Statement by Mayor Ted Wheeler and Commissioner Nick Fish on EPA Superfund
• Brownfields are back: Portland explores new development incentinves
• Judge Upholds Portland Tenant Protections
• City Council Just Closed a Loophole in Portland's New Renter Protection Law—But Questions Remain
• First Portland Muslim Festival tries to dispel myths
• Portland Muslim Cultural Festival Celebrates Inaugural Year
• Average Cost of Portland Tap Water Could Increase $10 A Month
• Water Treatment Controversy Heats Up Tuesday
• City Council to Vote on Crypto Treatment by August
• Portland Looking at Ways to Rid its Water of Parasite – At a Cost
• Portland on track to pay $8 million for hydroelectric plant operations with risk of losses
• Portland Cleans Dirty River, Invites Residents to Take a Dip
• Poet's Beach in Downtown Portland Adds Lifeguards, Buoys to Encourage Swimmers
• Poet's Beach Opens with More Safety Features: Lifeguards, EMT, and Life Jackets
• Poet’s Beach, Big Float Merge Water Fun on Willamette
• Advisory: Sewage Release Occurs to Woods Creek at SW 69th Avenue
• Updated Advisory: Sewage Release Occurs in SW Portland's Maplewood Neighborhood to Woods and Fanno Creeks
• 90,000 Gallons of Sewage Spills Into Southwest Portland Creek
• 27,000 Gallons of Sewage Spill Into SW Portland Creek
• Private Pipe Identified as Source of 27,000-Gallon Sewage Discharge Into Woods Creek
• RV Camping Has Exploded on Portland Streets
• Homeless in Portland: Choosing Villages Over Shelter
• Right 2 Dream Too, Homeless 'Rest Stop,' Opens to Public at New Spot
• Neighbors Ask City Council To Do More About Homelessness in Hawthorne
• Laurelhurst Neighborhood Asks City to Ban Homeless Camping Near Parks, Schools
• Portland is Working to Make Roads More Bus Friendly
• Mayor Ted Wheeler: 'We Do Need to Transfer 82nd Avenue' to The City
• Groups Call on City Council to Address Portland’s Parking Crisis
• Portland learns how to be a smarter city
• Multnomah County DA: Police Can't Compel Officer in Fatal Shooting to Speak Until Criminal Inquiry Done
• Despite City Hall Efforts, the 48-Hour Rule is Back—And Stronger Than Ever
• Jantzen Beach Center Sold; Carousel Location Remains a Mystery
• Portland Grant Aims to Help Community Groups Track Hate Crimes
• Portland Parks, Comcast Present 'Summer Free For All' Kickoff
• First Muslim Cultural Festival
• Oregon Becomes 1st State To Issue Gender-Neutral Licenses
• Oregon celebrates 50 years of Beach Bill
• Council mulls pluses, minuses of water treatment options
• New swimming beach opens next week in Portland
• Poet's Beach will have life guards, swim rope along Willamette River's west banks
• Landlords Just Failed In Their Attempt to Dismantle Portland's Renter Relocation Law
• Portland's controversial renter protection rule legal, judge rules
• Homeless offer their wish list for shelters
• Portland offers grants to combat city's rising hate crimes
• City Hall Funds Tutoring Program to Connect Graying Boomers with At-Risk Kids
• Traffic fatalities surge, decrease from last year shrinks
• TriMet to start low-income fare discount program
• Starting a new chapter: Israel Bayer to step down at year's end
• Portland Firefighters Remember Those Who Have Died
• Gateway Green’s Bike Park Opens Amid Optimism, Huge Crowds
• City Council to discuss Bull Run crypto treatment
• Portland Weighs $500 Million Water Treatment Plant
• Hall Monitor: From Exceptionalism to Septic System
• Portland must make a $500 million call on removing parasites from its water
• Bull Run treatment options discussed by City Council
• Despite Racist Threats, Portland's 'Good in The Hood' Parties On
• Portland City Hall Approves New Legal Help for Immigrants at Domestic Violence Center
• Traffic fatalities down so far this year
• Renovations to Portland Building may risk historic designation
• Waterfront Blues Festival 30th Anniversary Special
• Local Government, Employers Welcome Youth to SummerWorks
• No air conditioning for the heatwave? Here are some local cooling centers
• Several downtown Portland streets closed this weekend due to courthouse crane construction
• Undocumented PSU graduate's past fuels passion to shape immigration policy
• Swimming, boating in the Willamette River? Environmental Services posts weekly water quality tests through summer
• A Brief Guide to Swimming in Portland’s Willamette River
• Willamette River is cleanest it's been in decades, city says
• City says jump in the Willamette, the water's safe
• Photos: Portland's 2017 Pride Parade reflects community diversity
• Washington Park officials ask visitors to use shuttle due to loss of parking spots
• If You Build It...
• After homeless count, officials talk about what's next
• Portland Addresses “Derelict RVs” that vex residents, businesses
• Portland’s new strategy to beat graffiti
• Judge rules City Council misspent $17 million in water and sewer funds
• Portland Timbers stadium expansion could net team owners $3 million more in tax breaks
• Portland Opens Its Streets to Driverless Car Testing
• Portland Business Alliance takes aim at “Better Naito”
• Off-road cycling park opens in Portland this weekend
• Oregon moves to strengthen its unique sanctuary state status
• Water Treatment Options and Next Steps Presentation to Council
• Uber Offers Oregon Legislature a Deal: Get Portland Regulators Off Our Backs, and We'll Help Fund Your Transportation Package
• Mayor Wheeler issues bureaus to commissioners, keeps several key assignments
• Wheeler reassigns city bureaus, takes 911 center
• After damning 911 report, mayor takes over Bureau of Emergency Communications
• In Rare Move, Mayor Ted Wheeler's Giving Amanda Fritz Just One Bureau To Manage
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• Oregon becomes first state to allow nonbinary on drivers license
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• 7 things to know about OMSI's new 'Pompeii' exhibit
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• Our Opinion: It's time to treat Bull Run water
• Sources Say: Cost of EPA rules adding up, may fall in Fish's lap
• OPB's Think Out Loud News Roundtable (Segment Begins at 19:31)
• OPB Politics Now Podcast May 26
• Ted Wheeler: Without federal leadership on climate protection, Portland must step up
• Portland, Multnomah County set 100% renewable energy goal
• Portland council, Multnomah Co. vote on renewable energy resolution
• City Hall Watch: Vanport Day of Remembrance declared May 30
• City announces Biketown expansion
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• City honors historic community of Vanport on May 30 with 'Vanport Day of Remembrance'
• Tour Historic Vanport on Memorial Day
• Parasite in drinking water forces Portland to look at treatment options
• City of Portland agrees to treat Bull Run water
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• Portland Water Bureau will once again serve Bull Run water
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• Portland Water Bureau wants new approach to cut lead in drinking water
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• Portland shifts water supply after low levels of parasite detected
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• Portland to switch water supply after parasite detected
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• Portland switching water source after potentially deadly parasite found
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• Letter: Show some love to local small businesses
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• Portland finds parasite in drinking water, raising possible need for treatment plant
• Portland’s work on Johnson Creek helps prevent flooding
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• Marijuana home delivery starts in Orego
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• Portland auditor proposal gets unanimous Council support: Editorial peak
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• Portland auditor's independence proposal deserves unanimous City Council support: Editorial Agenda 2017
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• Portland City Council passes ordinance requiring tenant relocation assistance
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• Portland landlords must pay relocation costs to evict tenants without cause
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• Portland Landlords Now Required to Pay Moving Costs for Tenants Evicted Without Cause
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• Police chief: 'We do not enforce federal immigration laws'
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• Portland Will Use Salt to Clear Roads of Snow, Starting This Week
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• Council postpones placing auditor's reform measure on ballot
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• Portland OK to spend millions of utility ratepayer money on Superfund cleanup
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• Portland to sell Terminal 1 site to Lithia Motors; Portlandia not included
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• Terminal 1 to be sold to Lithia Motors for $12.5 million
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• Portland City Council unanimously approves inclusionary zoning program
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• Council approves new public campaign finance program on split vote
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• Saltzman quashes plan to use Terminal 1 as homeless shelter
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• Thousands of commenters weigh in on EPA's Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup plan
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• Attorney threatens lawsuit over Terminal 1 shelter
• City needs to work with DEQ on Terminal 1 homeless shelter
• Portland City Council approves plan for homeless shelter at former Terminal 1 site
• Portland City Council votes to lease waterfront property for use as giant homeless shelter
• Terminal 1 homeless shelter approved on 3-2 vote
• Utility board urges City Council to delay action on Terminal 1 homeless shelter proposal
• Commissioner Nick Fish Wants the State to Weigh In On a Homeless Shelter He Opposes
• Mass shelter is the wrong idea for Terminal 1 warehouse
• Terminal 1 is the wrong place to put the homeless (Opinion)
• City needs to work with DEQ on Terminal 1 homeless shelter
• Homeless Shelter Model | Oregon's Instagrammer | Opera A La Carte
• The Portland Business Alliance Is Now Opposing A Homeless Shelter... At A Property It Suggested
• Fish, Saltzman spar over lease cost of proposed homeless warehouse
• Our Opinion: Terminal 1 wrong place to put homeless
• Homer Williams’ Proposed Homeless Campus Has More Rivers to Cross
• The Next Fight Over A Large NW Portland Homeless Shelter: How Much Should It Cost?
• Fish: Homeless warehouse lease could cost up to $1.2 million a year
• Portland City Hall Is Poised to Admit It Wrapped Cannabis Businesses in Too Much Red Tape
• All 5 members of Portland City Council may reside west of Willamette
• Opposition surfaces to using Terminal 1 for homeless
• Portland City Council Divided on Future of Terminal One North
• Portland Water Bureau Starts Maintenance Operation
• Homeless shelter proposal breaks unwritten City Council rule
• Commissioner Nick Fish “Shocked” at Dan Saltzman’s Plan for Homeless Shelter in Northwest Portland
• Portland's BIKETOWN Bike Rental Program Launches
• Biketown bike-share program launches with inaugural Tilikum Crossing ride
• Springwater Corridor outreach begins for homeless
• Hall Monitor: Getting Lifted
• Portland workers need smart, cost-effective cleanup plan for Willamette River (opinion)
• Safety issues continue to plague Springwater Corridor Trail
• City gets ready to battle EPA on Superfund costs
• Homeless disrupt environmentally sensitive area
• In the final lap, a river cleanup plan requires a kick: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Nick Fish sees a more beneficial use for city property than Homer Williams' homeless camp
• Washington Park reservoir overhaul begins soon
• Hall Monitor: The New Housing Frontier
• City selling proposed homeless project property
• Council puts affordable housing measure on November ballot
• Guest Opinion: City's sale of T1 is about creating jobs
• Post Uber, Portland Leaders Look To Strengthen Lobbying Rules
• Our Opinion: Find a different site for the homeless
• Terminal 1 Memo to Colleagues
• Veterans Memorial Coliseum gets National Treasure designation
• The City of Portland Wins 3 Legal Challenges
• Court of Appeals says Portland arts tax is legal; city plans to collect back debt
• EPA finally releases proposed Superfund cleanup plan, with lower cost estimates
• EPA recommends 7-year, $750M Superfund cleanup plan
• Willamette River cleanup plan ‘underwhelming’ environmentalists say
• Veterans Memorial Coliseum names ‘National Treasure’
• Can ‘National Treasure’ label lead to plan for Veterans Memorial Coliseum
• Long-awaited Portland Harbor cleanup plans relies mainly on Mother Nature
• What you need to know about lead in Portland Public Schools
• EPA grants $400,000 to help clean East Portland brownfields
• What I Learned About Health and Fitness from a Champion Bodybuilder
• Final comp plan hearing set
• Are the Arts Getting Squeezed Out?
• Hazard expert on Portland lead situation: ‘This is not the next Flint’
• Lead In The Water: How We Got Here
• Where does lead in water come from?
• All of the City of Portland’s single-occupant restrooms may soon be gender-neutral
• Portland’s single-stall bathrooms will be gender-neutral
• Portland Just Approved Two Multi-Stall Gender-Neutral Restrooms on City Property. That Might Be a Big Deal
• City Council delays new gender-neutral restroom signs for Portland parks
• All-User Restrooms Resolution
• All-User Restrooms Admin Rule 13.03
• Auditor Want Portland Cop to Charge Presidential Campaigns for Their Services
• Portland police may still see pay raises
• Portland to adopt gender-neutral bathrooms in parks and city buildings
• Lead test reveal troubled waters at Portland schools
• Hales’ chief of staff leaving for global climate job
• Superfund cleanup plan coming out June 8
• Lead in school water: Portland officials didn’t warn teachers, students of known contamination
• Fed announce release date for Portland Harbor cleanup plan
• Elevated Lead Levels Found in Water at Two Portland Public Schools
• Sources: Hales misses chance to sway mayor’s race
• Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz Proposes City Commission for Immigrants and Refugees
• Portland envisions $63 million community center for Pearl-area
• The Vanport Mosaic Festival Preserves the Past
• Portland reservoir project increases (again) to $190 million
• New bus service links Portland to Multnomah Falls, aimed at reducing congestion
• Win, lose or draw: How results of the primary election stack up
• Dan Saltzman Is Proposing A New Construction Tax to Fund Affordable Housing
• Saltzman pushes for construction tax to boost affordable housing
• $8.4 million downtown protected bike lane plans will start this summer, city says
• Sandy High School students may win $50,000 for arts, get their shoes designs printed by Vans
• Portland Public Schools bans material that casts doubt on climate change
• State’s clampdown on lead in Portland’s air a significant turnaround
• Portland District’s 12-story timber tower moves forward, gets more ‘affordable’
• Tough transition: Can Portland’s mayor and mayor-elect get along?
• Commissioner's Statement on Portland's Utility Rate Increases
• Sewer and Stormwater Rates PowerPoint for FY 2016-17
• Water Rates PowerPoint for FY 2016-17
• Portland pot tax could raise $5 million
• Portland approves Charlie Hales’ final budget, with key tweak
• Sources: Shocked, shocked to find money in politics
• Portland voters say ‘fill ‘er up’ to city gas tax
• Steve Novick headed for runoff against Stuart Emmons in Portland City Commission race
• Amanda Fritz wins third term on Portland City Council
• City Council unanimously passes next year’s budget
• Hall Monitor: The Budget Boiling Point
• Portland utility bills set for 4.5 percent rate hike
• All User Restrooms
• The Atlantic’s Written a Tough Article on Portland’s Housing Crisis
• A $100 monthly utility bill in Portland? Yes
• Portland City Council May Refer Pot Tax to Voters in November
• Portland City Commissioner Dan Saltzman Names New Portland Fire & Rescue Chief
• Steve Novick’s sophistry: Editorial Valley
• Here’s a re-written version of Mayor Charlie Hales’ budget
• Hales’ budget stumbles over lame duck status
• Obama Administration Will Issue Decree Telling Transgender Youth They Can Use Whatever Bathroom They Want
• Police Body Cameras, a Protected Bike Lane, and More Might Be Axed From Charlie Hales’ Budget
• Homeless “Rest Area” Might Be Worked Into Portland’s Central Planning Document
• I Think It’s Disgraceful. Budget Tensions Spilled Out into a City Council Hearing Thursday. Big Time.
• Crews electrofish to study activity in Willamette River
• Charlie Hales Says Cops and Homeless Services Will Be Imperiled Without More Tax Money
• Bottoms up! Portland celebrates Widmer Bros’ best-seller with ‘Hefe Day’
• Mayor, police chief lobby for bigger budget
• A few budget cuts for Charlie Hales: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Portland City Council approves new tax on big trucks
• Portland passes heavy truck tax
• Three Portland commissioners don’t support mayor’s proposed business tax increase
• Hall Monitor: A Tax Switcheroo?
• Lacking political support, Charlie Hales makes budget pitch to advocates, media
• Hales’ fight for business tax increase, other City Council members work on substitute budget
• City improves card security, but work remains
• EPA delays releasing Superfund cleanup plan, again
• Portland Budget: Mayor’s Tax Proposal Appears Dead on Arrival
• Portland Commissioners Veto Mayor’s Business Tax Hike
• Mayor Charlie Hales’ Business Tax Hike Appears Dead. Will A Construction Tax Take Its Place?
• Charlie Hales’ tax hike doesn’t have votes, so now what?
• Three Portland Commissioners Kill Mayor Charlie Hales’ Business Tax Increase
• Mayor Hales’ $8.7M business tax hike is likely dead in the water
• That Women-Focused Camp In Lents is Going Away, Mayor’s Office Says
• A New Camp For Homeless Women Is Going Up On Public Land – And Not Waiting For Permission
• Homeless camp opens in Lents without city approval
• Cynical City Council rushing to pass Steve Novick’s inequitable truck tax: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Want To Know What Your Biz Would Pay Under Charlie Hales’ Tax Hike? There’ A Calculator!
• Poisonous gas in Portland’s air: 5 key takeaways
• Portland mayor proposes bite out of the city watchdog’s budget: Editorial valley
• Portland’s Auditor is Threatening To Slash Services Because of Mayor Charlie Hales’ Budget
• Rift between Mayor Charlie Hales and the Portland Business Alliance widens
• Hales’ business tax increase lacks council, mayoral candidates’ support
• Amid Record Revenue, Portland Mayor Charlie Hales Proposes Cuts to City Watchdog
• Council undecided on Hales’ proposed business tax
• Charlie Hales’ business-tax hammer: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Sex assault investigations would improve under mayor’s budget, advocate says
• Our Opinion: Business tax increase a bad idea
• Despite A Plush Budget Year, Charlie Hales Says A Controversial Business Tax Hike Is “Necessary”
• Lane of Naito Parkway could be permanently turned over to pedestrians, cyclists
• Business group says Hales’ fee increase makes “no sense”
• Portland May Charlie Hales Goes For a (Tax) Hike
• Hall Monitor: Boom Town Budget Fight!
• Portland goes big on affordable housing
• Google Discloses: Mark Wiener, Political Consultant to Mayor Charlie Hales, Lobbies Portland for Them
• Despite A Plush Budget Year, Charlie Hales Says A Controversial Business Tax Hike Is "Necessary"
• Commissioner Nick Fish Has “Concerns” About Mayor Charlie Hales’ Tax Hike
• Novick: Tax heavy truck companies for roads
• Portland Commissioners Dan Saltzman and Steve Novick Pan Charlie Hales’ Tax Hike
• Controversy erupts over business tax hike in Mayor Charlie Hales' budget
• Novick: Tax heavy truck companies for roads
• Details on Hales' business tax proposal: $8.7M from license fee boost
• New demographic statistics muddle Comp Plan update
• Portland rolling in bucks as city piles up $25.6 million more than expected
• Big financial windfall for Charlie Hales' final budget
• City, county and PSU partner on toxic air research
• AARP Oregon Talks with Commissioner Nick Fish - Livable Oregon
• What’s the Solution to Pollution?
• State of the Arts
• Steve Duin: Fishing for answers in the Portland harbor
• Political consultants must disclose clients under new Portland rule
• Good governance, not personal insult, behind proposal to tighten city's lobbying law: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Are All Portlanders Rich Except You?
• Portland bans employee travel to Mississippi over discriminatory law
• Portland’s Finally Going to Talk to Disadvantaged Folks About Their Filthy River
• Lead in the water: Why Portland’s on wrong end of national list
• Why Portland’s Water Hasn’t Gotten The Lead Out
• Proposed ethics rules at City Hall deserve council’s support
• An easy hike through Oaks Bottom, Portland’s urban wildlife refuge
• Ethics Reform Ordinance
• Why Portland's Water Hasn't Gotten The Lead Out
• All-User Restrooms Resolution
• Lead and Copper Rule FAQ
• Council to consider lobbying ethics reforms next week
• Hall Monitor: Campaign Operatives, Catalogued
• Precision Castparts pollutes Johnson Creek
• EPA delays release of Portland Harbor cleanup plan
• Commissioner Dan Saltzman Wants a New Shelter at Portland’s Terminal 1
• 'Zombie houses': Portland signals more aggressive approach to vacant, abandoned homes
• Portland signals more aggressive approach to ‘zombie houses’
• Polluters—the City Included—Have Filed A Massive Records Request That Some Worry Will Delay Willamette River Cleanup
• Everyone's Waiting on Instructions for Cleaning Up the Willamette
• Sewer project will close part of Terwilliger this fall for up to a year
• 'Massive' project won't be a walk in the park
• Could the Arts Get Pushed Out of Portland?
• Nick Fish Pitches Portland Regulations on Political Consultants
• Ethics Reform FAQ
• Bureau of Environment Services City Council Budget Work Session
• Portland Water Bureau City Council Budget Work Session
• Metro government is right to ban dogs from parks: Letters to the Editor
• Banning dogs from environmentally sensitive area necessary and responsible (OPINION)
• Sources: Kafoury endorses Bailey...twice
• Business group fights R2DToo Move
• Hall Monitor: Remember, Portland, Your River's Also Filthy
• Commissioner Nick Fish: OEB 'substitutes cheap shots for reasoned opinion' (Letters to the Editor)
• New Portland Plan Addresses Walksheds and Watersheds Together
• Portland approves amendment to water agreement with Tualatin, TVWD
• Portland quietly returns nearly $1 million in sewer money earmarked for Centennial Mills
• Unpacking the 'N-word' at Grant High School: Editorial
• 600 gallons of sewage likely released into Willamette River
• City wants to gauge public views on Superfund cleanup priorities
• Council to consider suing Monsanto over PCB pollution in Superfund area
• Portland gets call from EPA to review lead-prevention efforts
• Evening News: R2DToo Segment
• In arts tax vote, Steve Novick gets biblical and Dan Saltzman remains sensible: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Portland fought water customers for 2 years over 'very small disagreement'
• Portland City Council approves confidentiality for arts tax
• Business group may challenge R2DToo move
• Here's What A City-County Homelessness Office Could Look Like
• Hall Monitor: Moving Is the Worst
• Portland City Council approves moving R2DToo
• It's Official: R2DToo Is Moving Across the River (Barring Appeal)
• City Council OKs Right 2 Dream Too's move to Central Eastside
• Council approves moving controversial R2DToo homeless camp to inner Southeast Portland
• Portland offers free water testing for lead
• Why arts tax information should be confidential (OPINION)
• City of Portland: our drinking water is safe
• Think Out Loud: Legislative Updates | Earthquake-Proofing Portland's Water | Irene Taylor Brodsky | Celebrating Summer Whisman
• Toilet to tap
• East Portland Gets a Loo
• Right 2 Dream Too's Fate Is Delayed... Again
• Bull Run Quake Science
• Portland considers allowing road next to South Waterfront Greenway extension
• Wait until after the election to name a new PDC director: Editorial Agenda 2016
• Japan looks to Portland as urban model
• A Field Guide to Urban Camping
• City's Superfund bill likely won't be known until at least 2020
• Hidden Hearts Press Release
• Sources: Fish has questions about scale of new apartments
• Homeless Portlanders Will Be Allowed to Camp on City Land Under Proposals Being Unveiled Monday Afternoon
• This is Charlie Hales' plan for allowing homeless camping in Portland
• Study finds Metro area rents up 63% from 2006
• PDX Jazz Festival includes ‘Jazz in the Schools’
• Nick Fish: We won't know the city's Superfund bill until at least 2020
• Bridge to the Portland Harbor Cleanup
• Vote delayed on Right 2 Dream Too's move
• Homeless camp relocation hearing postponed
• Students create art project after field trip to Bull Run Watershed
• Where to celebrate Valentine's Day with kids, and other February family events in Portland
• Oversight Committee Praises, Challenges Portland Housing Approaches
• Why Portland utility bills will rise a bit (OPINION)
• Homelessness: Portland mayor quietly tolerating tent camping
• Portland voters to decide 10 cent gas tax in May
• Portland’s arts tax is a good thing (OPINION)
• Straight Talk: Islamophobia (Part 2)
• Straight Talk: Islamophobia (Part 1)
• 7 Things the Next Portland Mayor Must Do
• Council Adopts ‘Charles Jordan Standard’
• Epic complaint letter to Portland Water Bureau recalls glory days of grousing
• City adopts River View management plan; mountain bike access still on table
• Portland City Council votes to fight transparency: Editorial Agenda 2016
• The City's Terrified You'll Access Its Decades Old Legal Opinions - So It's Heading To Court
• DJC’s 2016 Newsmakers announced
• 105-year-old pipe breaks, shuts down North Going Street until 3 p.m.
• North Going shut down for water repair
• OHSU study links lead poisoning with ADHD
• Portland approves Rooney Rule to tackle diversity at top
• Uber fined $2,000 for violating Portland lobbying rules
• How will fossil fuel stance affect city?
• Broken sewer pipe leaks sewage into Fanno Creek in SW Portland
• Expect slow traffic in SW Portland due to water main repairs
• Portland Water Bureau repairing two water main breaks in SW
• 2015 Was Important—and Messy
• Portland Briefly Turns Into Winter Wonderland
• Two water mains break in Southwest Portland
• Open reservoirs go offline
• Our Public Utilities: Year–End Report
• The State of Arts and Culture
• Straight Talk: Commissioner Nick Fish
• Portland censures Donald Trump’s stance on Muslim immigration
• Resolution proposes unisex bathrooms for city
• Faith and civic leaders speak against Islamophobia at Portland City Hall
• Q&A with David O’Longaigh, the Portland City Engineer Who Patches Up Landslides
• Portland could have $11.1 million to spend next year
• The State of Arts and Culture
• Why Portland's drainage system failed to stop this week's flooding
• PDX City Council to Trump: Shut Up
• Hall Monitor
• More rain storms on the way
• Wettest day in Portland history causes landslides, floods
• Roads, property damaged in record-setting Oregon floods
• Landslide breaks SW Portland sewer pipe
• No easy fixes for Johnson Creek's persistent flood problems
• Wind, rain and floods fill up your Monday
• Portland area weather: Heavy rains cause MAX delays, landslides (live updates)
• PWB wants earthquake-safe pipe beneath Willamette
• Portland eyes $57 million project for earthquake-ready pipeline under Willamette River
• Proposal aims to keep Portland's west side from losing water after major quake
• Portland City Council mulls over new water main under Willamette
• AARP: Making Portland an Age-Friendly City
• Portland Deregulates Taxi Market In Divided Vote
• With narrow vote, Uber and Lyft secure their place in Portland
• Amanda Fritz Lambastes Portland City Council for Giving Uber and Lyft the Green Light
• Portland's Not Getting A Demolition Tax—This Year
• Lacking votes, Charlie Hales delays Portland demolition tax again
• Support lacking, Hales postpones demolition tax vote again
• Charities hope Oregonians embrace #GivingTuesday
• Black Friday, Cyber Monday, now Giving Tuesday
• Council to vote on $25,000 demolition tax
• ‘Grimm’ Celebrates 100 Episodes With Cake, and Lots of Love From Oregon
• East Portland businesses get some love
• Uber, Lyft accused of cutting corners on insurance
• Future of bike trails uncertain with release of River View management plan
• 2015 Spirit of Portland Awards
• With eye on housing, homelessness crises, Charlie Hales asks bureaus to prepare 5 percent cuts
• Sewage leaking into SW Portland creek at 20 gallons a minute
• Dave's Killer Bread Ambivalent About 'Ban The Box' Measure
• How will fossil fuel stance affect city?
• Behind-the-scenes look at Bull Run Watershed, source of Portland's drinking water (photos)
• List of top 10 American political dynasties include Portland connection
• Fossil Fuels Resolution - Statement
• Occupy Portland: the rise and fall of 2011's tent city (video, photos)
• Portland City Hall celebrates public art with new exhibition (photos)
• Grimm‘s 100th Episode Party Gave a Peek Behind the Scenes
• On the set of the 'Grimm' 100th episode in Portland (photos)
• 'Grimm' marks major milestone with filming of 100th episode
• 'Grimm' celebrates 100 episodes
• 'Grimm' celebrates filming of 100th episode (photos)
• After 100 episodes, economic impact of 'Grimm' surges past $250M (Photos)
• Grimm Day Proclamation
• Small Business Awards: Company of the Year (1-10 employees) — ADX
• Commissioner Nick Fish: Why we disagree with court's Hurricane Katrina ruling (Letters to the Editor)
• The Portland Divide: 82nd Avenue
• Public Art Month Proclamation
• Bill Naito's dream gets closer to reality
• Portland approves vision for Post Office property, closes in on $80 million deal
• Portland City Council Votes To Oppose Oil Trains
• Portland City Council adopts position against expanded oil shipments by train, delays fossil fuel export ban
• Troubleshooter: 2 inches of rain, 6 hours and 200 calls
• Hall Monitor: Shelter Ready
• Portland City Council Votes Today to Oppose Fossil Fuel Infrastructure and Oil Trains
• Portland Says No to Oil Trains and Delays Vote on Resolution to Oppose Fossil Fuel Infrastructure Expansion
• Portland Water Bureau Returns to 100 Percent Bull Run Water
• Portland business nurturer gives out thousands in neighborhood grants
• Portlandia arrives in Portland, October 1985
• Nearly 2 inches of rain in Portland on Halloween
• Steve Duin: Unleash cities to address affordable housing
• $67 Million More for Affordable Housing and a New Idea: Linkage Fees
• My View: Water Bureau prepares for 'Big One'
• The City Promises More Affordable Housing Funds. Will It Follow Through?
• 'Historic day': Portland pledges $67 million for affordable housing
• The Portland Building's new lease on life shows cracks in city government: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Council to consider more affordable housing measures
• Developers must do more to solve Portland's housing crisis (OPINION)
• DÍa de los Muertos comes to life at Portland Building
• Portland Council: Nearly Half Of Urban Renewal Funding Will Go To Housing
• Carl in the Morning
• Mayor brokers deal to boost urban renewal money for housing
• The City May Increase Affordable Housing Funds by Nearly $67 Million Over the Next Decade
• Portland plans $67 million more for affordable housing over decade
• Oregon Ranked #4, Portland Ranked #8 For Energy Efficiency
• Inspiring Creativity: Disjecta Contemporary Art Center
• Portland Building renovation, at up to $195 million, moves forward
• Dr. Know: Poop Tales
• Portland delays financial plan for affordable housing
• Portland's 90-day notice rule has renters' and landlords' attention
• City declares housing emergency, starts to act
• Portland approves $500,000 for regional psychiatric ER center
• Portland OKs 90-day notice for rent increases, no-cause evictions
• Will Hempstalk 2015 happen? Group hasn't paid for hard-won permit
• As dry weather continues, Portland waits for rain, leans on backup water supply
• Pass or fail? Portland's new Watershed Report Cards
• Happy birthday, dear statue: Portlandia turns 30 years old
• How Portland businesses and art fans celebrated 'Portlandia's' 30th birthday (Photos)
• Street Roots 2015 Breakfast Video
• Happy birthday, Portlandia: Iconic Rose City statue turns 30
• Happy 30th birthday, Portlandia!
• Storm Large, Bud Clark among attendees of Portlandia statue's 30th birthday celebration
• City of Portland to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day
• Portland approves housing emergency plan, what comes next is unclear
• Report: Portland can increase utility discounts
• Portland could expand low-income utility discounts -- but will it?
• Seattle Design Festival - Holst Architecture
• Nick Fish: The state of our public utilities
• Man killed outside NE Portland bar remembered 'as a hero'
• Mayor, council move to combat housing crisis
• Portland gas tax: 10-cent-a-gallon proposal set for May ballot
• Commissioner picks deadly night for Portland ride-along
• The bold promise to reduce homelessness: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Party like it's 1985 for Portlandia's birthday
• Weekend gunfire leaves 3 dead, 3 wounded in Portland
• Nick Fish with PPB at Portland club killings
• Nick Fish sees aftermath of deadly violence first-hand in Portland ride-along
• Multnomah County commissioner questions $10 million pledge for homelessness
• Airbnb Is Making Portland's Rental Market Even Tighter
• Hall Monitor: Surprise! It's an Emergency!
• Will $30 million pledge cut Portland homelessness by half?
• Questions remain about Post Office land deal
• What's Portland's Housing Emergency Worth? $30 Million For Now.
• Portland pulls plug on auto pay for water bills
• Residents want L.A. to do more to enforce short-term rental regulations
• Portland abandons auto pay for utility bills to comply with credit card rules
• Portland stops Auto Pay for utility bills
• My View: The way forward on homelessness
• My View: Memorial Coliseum: a modern masterpiece
• Mayor Charlie Hales Wants to Declare A Housing State of Emergency
• With Recreational Weed a Week Away, The City's Having a Really Hard Time Licensing Shops
• City officials celebrate new bike share program
• Portland Bike Share passage celebrated at City Hall press conference
• City Leaders Celebrate Bike Share Passage
• Portland Mayor Says City Must Do More To Address Homelessness
• Steve Duin: Elmo and Meliitta Marquette land case takes another painful turn
• Donations sought to fix city sculpture
• Portland City Council May Grandfather In Medical-Pot Dispensaries Next to Recreational Weed Shops
• Portland pot vote delayed over fairness concerns
• Portland mayor wants 'housing emergency,' others want to see his plan
• It’s official: Portland city council passes bike share plan 4-0
• Portland City Council should support 'pop up' track proposal: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Portland City Council signs off on new bike-share program
• Portland's Washington Park reservoir project could cost $170 million
• 48 Hours with the Pendleton Round-Up
• Seismic Resilience Projects Update
• 3 Ideas From City Leader On Easing Portland's Makers' Space Crisis
• Interview with PDX City Commissioner, Nick Fish
• More Details Emerge On Portland's Bike Rental Program
• Portland Water Bureau names first female chief engineer
• Portland rentals: ‘Greed overcoming neighborhoods’
• Evicted: Towne Storage Building Tenants are Getting the Boot Under New Ownership
• Portland looks to bring bike share to town
• Portland rolls out the bicycle ride-sharing program
• Portland Could Finally Have A 'Bike Share' Program
• Contemporary art showcase takes over Portland: TBA Festival 2015
• Here's Where Bike Share Will (Maybe) Be Available Next Year
• Hempstalk approved but smoke still hangs in the air
• Japanese Garden Breaks Ground on New Expansion
• The City’s Going to Battle Its Second-Biggest Power Company Over Renewable Energy
• Hall Monitor: That First Commute is a Doozy
• Artslandia spins off an arts-focused magazine for Portland-area kids
• Groundbreaking at Portland Japanese Garden
• City pays dearly for historic properties
• 'Wake of Vanport' Draws More Survivor Stories
• Forest for the Trees NW brings noted mural artists from around the world to Portland
• Portland Japanese Garden Expansion Groundbreaking
• Portland must set spending priorities: Editorial Agenda 2015
• City confirms date for mystery bike share announcement
• Portland City Council OKs 5 new bike greenways
• Portland Might Finally Be Ready to Announce a Bike Share Program
• City tackles master plan for off-road bikes
• Neighborhood Greenways Breeze Through Council with Unanimous Support
• MY Volunteer Story: Nick Fish
• Portland to get 19 new murals during weeklong Forest for the Trees event
• Portland City Council interview excerpts: Saltzman, Fish & Hales
• Council votes to decommission Mt. Tabor reservoirs
• Council votes: Mt Tabor reservoirs decommissioned
• City of Portland Announces Proposed Members of the Portland Utility Board
• Inaugural members chosen for Portland Utility Board
• Portland’s Hydropower In A Pipe Attracts Global Interest
• Providence Park Named Host Site for 2015 NWSL Championship Match
• Remember When Everyone Was Mad About Water Rates Last Year? Here's What Came Of It
• City of Portland Announces Proposed Members of the Portland Utility Board
• Wallets, toys, food: more than just TP in sewer
• Request a Ride
• Party Report: RACC Celebrates With “In the Garden of Artistic Delights”
• Uber lobby gets inside access at City Hall as city deregulates taxis
• What the Portland City Council says about more affordable housing money
• Proclamation for the 25th Annivesary of the Japanese American Historical Plaza
• Hillary Clinton's Portland fundraiser: She talked about pot, Jeb Bush and the 1990s go-go economy
• Affordable Housing, Tenant Protections, and Developer Penalties. Oh, My!
• Portland should spend tens of millions more on affordable housing, advisory group says
• Uber gets inside access at City Hall while city deregulates taxi industry
• Multnomah County to pay Portland $3.6 million for Sellwood Bridge work
• Spotted in Portland: Star Trek George Takei’s With Nick Fish at Waterfront Park
• George Takei helps mark 25th year of Japanese American plaza
• Portland Water Bureau Director Press Release
• Diverse, non-cool East Portland seeks greater representation
• Portland should confront its arts tax problem: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Portland arts tax has done much good (OPINION)
• Your arts tax dollars at work: RACC awards $215,000 to 19 Portland-area arts organizations
• Fish picks insider for new Water Bureau director
• Portland's new Water Bureau director: Michael Stuhr
• Audit shows arts tax is falling short
• Thousands aren't paying Portland's arts tax, audit finds
• Audit Finds Portland Arts Tax Fails to Deliver on Promises
• How clean are Portland's Benson Bubblers?
• A Rightful Place
• After Heroic Quest, Portland Councilman Discovers Lost Endangered Place
• Historic Sandy River bridge officially rescued from scrap heap
• Are Portland Thorns the first 'real club' in women's football?
• Our Opinion: Tabor neighbors strike good deal on reservoirs
• Portland Thorns set attendance record in 1-0 loss to Seattle Reign
• Council OKs plan to keep Tabor reservoirs filled
• Portland Commissioner Nick Fish names 3 finalists to lead Water Bureau
• Commissioner Nick Fish found the Jantzen Beach carousel
• Portland Nature Park vandalized overnight, 9 windows broken
• How much water does your garden need this week? Get the exact number
• PWB to blend reservoir with well water
• Portland Water Bureau taps groundwater, will you notice the change?
• Portland should test for housing discrimination every 18-24 months, group says
• Surplus Stores
• Portland Plans To Buy Lot, Possibly For Homeless Camp
• Crystal Springs Chinook July 2015
• Mt. Tabor reservoirs: Council approves preservation plan
• Portland approves deal to keep Mt. Tabor reservoirs filled
• Council agrees to spend $4M for Mt. Tabor reservoir water
• Council tackles Mount Tabor, rideshares, R2DToo
• Rescued pianos come to life on the streets of Portland (Photos & Video)
• Street pianos in Portland provide an open opportunity to play
• Women's soccer still seeks a level playing field (OPINION)
• Piano.Push.Play
• City Council poised to resolve wrangling over reservoirs
• Housing, minority groups support Saltzman proposal to boost affordable housing in central city
• Council agenda: Reserviors, R2DToo, Uber and Lyft
• Columbia River levee still inadequate for flood
• A reservoir deal, a parking app and land for Right 2 Dream Too
• 2015 Editorial Agenda mid-year report card: Editorial
• Equity Matters: City-wide Racial Equity Goals and Strategies
• Council asked to spend $5.5 million to preserve Mount Tabor reservoirs
• Housing, minority groups support Saltzman proposal to boost affordable housing in central city
• It’s Not Your Imagination, There’s A Drought In Portland
• Portland metro now in 'moderate drought'
• The Central Question: Charlie Hales says he's still weighing industrial protections in Central Eastside
• Better water means better beer
• Council revisits policy on surplus property
• Portland says ending racial disparity begins with a goal
• Audit: Southwest Portland residents face challenges, too
• Work will continue on defective Columbia River levee system
• Dr. Know: Benson Bubbler Basics
• New setting for Jade District
• Hydropower boost for Joburg
• Panel adds anti-gentrification planks to city comprehensive plan
• Hales shifts Fritz's bureaus
• Street fair guide 2015: When Portland neighborhoods are closing roads for celebrations
• Portland Doubles What It's Willing To Spend for Taxi Rules Overhaul
• SummerWorks kicks off with 750 internships for local youth
• Battle Over Broadway Corridor Property Heating Up
• Audit Calls Portland's Long-Term Financial Position "Problematic"
• Audit: City finances good, but problems persist
• Portland shuts off backup water supply, returns to 100 percent Bull Run service
• Tracking the dollars that fly out of City Hall: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Noon Rally Celebrates U.S. Supreme Court Marriage Equality Decision
• A son's lessons on Father's Day
• 'Louie Louie' sing-a-long rocks the steps of Portland's City Hall (video)
• Portland approves Washington Park reservoir demolition
• Council delays Mt. Tabor reservoir vote
• Mount Tabor reservoir decision pushed 3 weeks
• Portland explained: Why Portland is taking Mount Tabor, Washington Park reservoirs offline
• City agrees to Zidell deal on South Waterfront
• Panel starts adding anti-gentrification planks in Portland comprehensive plan
• Portland contracting system needs 'intervention,' auditor says
• Hall Monitor: An End to the Shouting
• Uber vs. Portland Gets the Bloomberg Businessweek Feature Treatment
• This is How Uber Takes Over a City
• Taller downtown buildings could bring more affordable housing
• Council to consider demolishing Washington Park reservoirs
• Vision Zero: 'Commit to changing behavior'
• City, county to update Climate Action Plan
• Council to decide fate of Mount Tabor reservoirs on Thursday
• My View: Protecting our common home
• Extra density for affordable housing? Portland considering it
• Father's Day
• Sunday Parkways in North Portland celebrates Father's Day, summertime and cycling
• Council formally adopts new budget
• Portland News and Events for June 20-27, 2015
• Portland's A "Vision Zero" City Now. What's That Going To Mean?
• Portland launches Vision Zero efforts
• Local Public Art Projects Receive National Awards
• Three Portland projects named among the nation's best public art
• Council set to adopt $3.7 billion budget
• Hundreds attend Pride Northwest Festival 2015 in Portland
• An ecoroof for a Dumpster? Work remains on Portland utility spending: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Spring 2015 RiverViews
• Yes to oversight with bite at the utility bureaus: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Portland Water Bureau to Run Groudwater Supply
• 5 things to know today, and meet the baddest owl in Portland
• Community watershed projects receive grant funding
• Notice hard water? Portland turns on its backup water supply
• Green Bonds: a new way to pay for clean, green projects
• In Other News
• Portland will vote on Washington Park, Mount Tabor reservoir plans on same day
• State Land Use Board Dismisses Challenge to Mountain-Biking Ban
• Pembina pipeline project gets letter of support
• Why Portland's top executives don't get annual reviews; 'it's problematic'
• Proclamation for Pastor Hardy
• Portland celebrates Pastor W.G. Hardy Jr. for lessons on life -- and now mortality
• City Attorney: No propane terminal hearing required
• 'No mandatory obligation' for Pembina hearing, city attorney says, but ...
• Uber at 5: focused, combative and still growing like crazy
• Of fish and faucets
• Fish wants 9-person Portland Utility Board
• Community garden review put on hold
• Setting things right is its own award: Editorial
• Portland reworks its utility oversight panels
• 'Unprecedented transparency' for Portland utilities? Commissioner Nick Fish says so
• Green Briefs: Solarize wins national honor
• Remarks by the President at Presentation of the Medal of Honor
• The Nick Fish connection to a belated Medal of Honor
• President Obama Awards Medal of Honour to WWI Hero Henry Johnson
• Medal of Honor: Sergeant Henry Johnson
• Black and Jewish WWI heroes finally getting Medal of Honor
• Investigations: Our Colored Heroes
• Two World War I Soldiers Posthumously Receive Medal of Honor
• White House Medal of Honor Ceremony (C-SPAN)
• Two from World War I receive Medal of Honor
• Portland releases report on testing of water supply
• Council delays vote leaving future of reservoirs unsettled
• WWI hero to receive posthumous Medal of Honor after push from Oregon politicians, newspaper
• 97 years later, soldiers to receive Medal of Honor (links)
• What's in your water? Read Portland report and browse our new database
• Portlanders could get bigger say on city water, environmental issues
• Medal of Honor at Last for Black WWI Veteran
• Fish submits ordinance to create Portland Utility Board
• Portland Utility Board Press Release
• Portland approves $485 million general fund spending plan, with roads at the center
• Port director blasts Hales during Westside speech
• Henry Johnson’s Medal of Honor to be received by local guardsman
• Not Dead Yet: Two City Commissioners Are Going to Tour the Site of That Proposed Propane Terminal Tomorrow
• Flush with cash, Portland OKs city budget with little debate
• Nick Fish wants legal opinion on city's standoff with Pembina
• A $100 monthly utility bill in Portland? Almost
• Portland OKs higher development fees for parks
• It just got easier to fight Portland City Hall, and City Council is thrilled
• Grant High School Constitution Team - We the People Proclamation
• Neighbors worry St. Johns community garden may be in jeopardy
• Fish question brings life to Pembina plan
• These garden plots are not for sale
• Propane export terminal could still get a shot at city zoning approval
• Press Release for Sgt. Henry Johnson Medal of Honor
• Uber Not Living Up to its Promises in Portland
• Bad News for Author of Proposed Ballot Initiative
• Elephant
• Who Represents You?
• Hall Monitor: Inside the Black Box
• Portland's water and sewer rates may increase
• Drought: Portland Area Water is Good Short-term, But Potentially “Scary” in the Future
• Water, sewer rates on the rise again in Portland
• Harnessing Hydropower From Urban Water Pipes
• President will award Medal of Honor to Sgt Henry Lincoln Johnson
• Business Movers: Sarah Cochenour, Christian Coleman, Jeff Hawthorne
• Where We Live: Benson Bubblers
• Filmed in Oregon: The stiff competition for Hollywood's business
• Making room for blue collars in blue Portland: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Sources Say: At City Hall, Fish and Novick play Abbott and Costello
• Portland adopts $15-an-hour minimum wage for full-time workers, some contractors
• City Council OKs Wash. Park reservoir demolition
• Protesters again disrupt Portland City Council meeting
• Decamped
• Troubleshooter: Portland's Benson Bubblers are 'works of art' but prone to clogging
• Arts Education Matters
• Hales to present budget to City Council on Wednesday
• Business Movers: Amanda Blackburn, Buff Decker, Lori DeKruyf, Michael Jordan, Andy Meszaros, Kevin Rask
• North Portland pride: St. Johns comes alive for neighborhood parade and Bizarre
• City of Portland Appoints New Environmental Services Director
• Ex-state exec Michael Jordan to lead Portland's sewer bureau
• Fish taps former state executive for environmental bureau
• Michael Jordan will lead Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services
• Michael Jordan, State's Former Chief Operating Officer Hired to Run City's Bureau of Environmental Services
• Portland officially opens search for new Water Bureau chief
• $100K investment to revitalize East Portland businesses
• Older Americans Month Proclamation
• Portland must commit to frequent fair housing testing: Editorial Agenda 2015
• Portland watersheds get inaugural report card; city and green leaders call it powerful tool