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Virtual open house begins April 17 to help identify cultural resources in and around the bi-state program area
READ MOREPortland Metro minimum wage will be $15.45 per hour beginning July 1, 2023.
READ MOREThe Lombard Street overpass bridge carries more than 8,600 vehicles per day, including upwards of 3,100 trucks, is in poor condition and has substructure damage from a train derailment in 2020
READ MOREThe May 16, 2023 Special District Election is coming. This election includes contests for positions on the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners, local school boards, community colleges, Multnomah County Education Service District, and rural fire districts and water districts, as well as local ballot measures. All registered voters in Multnomah County will receive a ballot for this election. Ballots will be mailed out beginning on Wednesday, April 26, 2023.
READ MOREFrontline communities will gather virtually and in-person at Columbia City Theater in South Seattle, starting Monday, April 17, for a week of environmental and climate justice programming
READ MOREAlongside the nation, last week we watched in dismay as powerful white lawmakers in the Tennessee House unleashed their vitriol and disdain of their two young Black colleagues
READ MORE70mm screenings on sale April 11 for members; April 12 for general public
READ MORESB 615 will make Oregon streets safer by raising the maximum penalties, including fines and jail time, for individuals convicted of organizing street-racing
READ MOREPoetry-lovers can call to hear Mojgani and other Oregon poets reading their work. The Tele-Poem line will feature a different poem each day through April 30.
READ MOREPortland Public Schools showcased its first two electric school buses yesterday. These buses embody the district’s commitment to develop an all-electric fleet and to reach net zero emissions by 2040.
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