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‘Quite a ride’: SteepleJack Brewing to open taphouse, coffee bar, food truck pod, more in Southeast Portland

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Steeplejack Brewery plans to open a taproom, café and food truck pod on Hawthorne Boulevard in late summer or early fall. PORTLAND,...

MLB and Nike announce 2025 uniforms will have larger jersey lettering and custom-fit pants

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Some players in spring training complained about the fit and look of the new uniforms. The white pants worn by some are see-through enough...

‘It’s sickening’: Orangetheory donations never sent after charity class in honor of man who died of cancer

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Justin Ramos says people donated about $2,500 to an Orangetheory Slabtown charity class in honor of his late husband, Matt Rygg. The money never...

Tickets to thousands of concerts will be $25 for one week

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For one week only, fans can buy tickets to some Live Nation concerts for $25. DENVER — Live Nation announced Wednesday it will...

Portland’s ice cream maker Salt & Straw slated to open two new locations on the east coast

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The Portland based ice cream company is headed to New York City with its first scoop shops opening before the end of this summer....

Chinese hotpot chain sues consulting firm after $250K tax penalty, raid

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A Chinese hotpot chain with 22 North American locations is suing a consulting company after it was fined $250,000 and raided by the Canada...

Thunderbird Entertainment shakes up executive team

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Vancouver-based Thunderbird Entertainment Group (TSX-V:TBRD) has shaken up its management team in the lead-up to president Matthew Berkowtiz' slated to leave on May  31. Its...

County in Washington state ‘encouraged’ by 32-hour workweek results after 6 months

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San Juan County announced it would be transitioning most employees to a 32-hour work week in October 2023. SAN JUAN COUNTY, Wash. —...

Two-bedroom rent expected to hit $2,800 in Metro Vancouver

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Home prices and especially rents in Metro Vancouver are expected to continue their upward march over the next two years, according to an annual...

CN, CPKC workers approve strike mandate as possible work stoppage looms

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Employees at Canada's two biggest railways have authorized a strike that could see thousands of workers walk off the job in three weeks if...

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