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Assessing The Quarterback Situations For All PAC-12 North Teams – Which Team Has The Edge?

The PAC-12 Conference is being touted as the richest quarterback land in America. That is a reputation that is well-deserved since it...

How To Implement A Strong Pickleball Defense Strategy

The adage “defense wins championships” is a belief several coaches and athletes follow like it’s an absolute truth. It’s certainly accurate for...

Statewide changes to homeless camping rules go into effect next month

Portland made changes to its camping ordinance in early June. Beaverton, Hillsboro and Gresham weren’t far behind. PORTLAND, Ore. — Cities across Oregon...

Disney magic makes up the Portland Gay Men's Chorus performances for Pride Month

Experience the magic of Disney reimagined by the Portland Gay Men’s Chorus. Disney PRIDE in Concert is a celebration of LGBTQ+ life, love, family,...

Oregon's overburdened public defender system addressed in bill passed by legislature

The bill would begin to change Oregon's practice of contracting private public defenders without offering competitive pay, which has led to chronic shortages. ...

Oregon poised to line up $1 billion for I-5 bridge replacement just before legislative session ends

The plan pledges $250 million per biennium in general obligation bond dollars over the next eight years to meet Oregon's share of the project...

After amendments, abortion and gun bills pass Oregon legislature

House Bill 2002 and House Bill 2005 both passed on Wednesday and will head to Gov. Tina Kotek's desk for signatures. SALEM, Ore....

I’m a Gluten-Free Vegetarian. Where Can I Go Out to Eat?

Welcome to Ask Eater, an Eater Portland column where the site’s editor and reporter answer questions from readers and friends. Have a question...

Vandals damage historic lighthouse on the Oregon coast, police say

A lighthouse building was vandalized with spray paint and signs along the trail from the parking lot to the lighthouse were also damaged, Oregon...

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