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Where to Eat and Drink in Portland’s Woodstock Neighborhood

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Portland’s laid-back Woodstock may, in fact, be named after a now-obscure Walter Scott novel and not the legendary rock festival, but the spirit of...

How one of Seattle’s first landmarks was nearly destroyed in Big Snow of 1916

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One of the biggest winter storms to strike the Northwest arrived 106 years ago this week. Though it wasn’t as intense as the Big...

Celebrating Vancouver’s Queer-Run and Genre-Inclusive Companies, Past and Present

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CMMN GRND; Photo credit @houseofbohn and @karinbohn When Womyn’s Ware opened in 1995 in Vancouver, its business concept was ground-breaking. Co-founders Janna Sylvest...

February’s Vancouver Hike of the Month: Admiralty Point

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View from the Admiralty Point Trail. Photo: F.L. May/All Trails With snow lingering in the mountains, February is a great time to hike next...

The NFC West Has Been Re-Established As The Best Division In NFL. Can Seattle Keep Up?

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In the last eleven years, a team from the NFC West has made it to the conference championship eight times. The only...

‘Outdoor dining is part of the fabric of our city:’ Seattle council moves on free street use

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Seattle City Council has indicated that it will approve free street use licensing for outdoor cafes, restaurants, merchandising, and street festivals through January 2023....

WIAA launches bias reporting form in response to discriminatory incidents

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The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) has created a new bias reporting form in response to discriminatory and racist incidents at high school athletic...

Attorney General files lawsuit against COVID testing company

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Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a lawsuit against Center for COVID Control for providing invalid, false and delayed COVID-19 test results, according to the...

Equitable Giving Circle Isn’t Just Feeding Black and Brown Portlanders. It’s Fighting for Reparations.

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In a former Northeast Portland event space, tables have been cleared out in favor of produce: Stacked boxes labeled “Pablo Munoz Farms” and filled...
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