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'It's about their choices not to act': Attorneys give closing arguments over Labor Day 2020 wildfires

In the class action lawsuit, plaintiffs claim Pacific Power caused destructive fires by not turning off its power lines. A jury will decide on...

Clackamas County sends referendum on Measure 110 to voters

Commissioners approved two ballot measures for next May, both asking voters if they want to see the drug decriminalization law repealed or overhauled. ...

Portland organization aims to encourage people to become LGBTQ+ affirming foster parents

Basic Rights Oregon is joining with other groups to encourage more people in support of LGBTQ+ youth to become foster parents. PORTLAND, Ore....

Where to Eat in Charming Multnomah Village

Since 2015, this farmers market stand-turned-restaurant has slid pizzas in and out of its wood-fire oven. Although the restaurant is currently open for takeout...

Fire in Clark County destroys 7 businesses

The shared commercial building in a business park in Salmon Creek was fully engulfed in flames when fire crews arrived. VANCOUVER, Wash. —...

Astoria Celebrates National Goonies Day 38 Years After Film Debuted in Theaters

As we journey through 2023, a particular date glimmers on the horizon, promising an adventure as thrilling and timeless as the tale it...

Peninsula Crossing Safe Rest Village off to 'rocky start,' but neighbors report progress

Portland's latest city-sanctioned site opened at the end of May and houses nearly 70 residents. PORTLAND, Ore. — Less than two weeks ago,...

Seattle Kraken’s 5 Biggest 2023 Free Agent Decisions

Heading into the 2023 offseason, the Seattle Kraken find themselves at a pivotal crossroads this summer as they prepare for their inaugural season. As...

The One Maneuver That Every Youth Coach Should Know

Some people see disaster and immediately “run to the fire.” Others see disaster and run the other way. Then there’s me. I...

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