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This Nonprofit Provides Free Meal Deliveries to Portlanders Having Gender-Affirming Surgery

In Portland, there are a number of mutual aid groups and nonprofits that deliver food to people around the city. Meals on Wheels focuses...

Measure 114 Temporarily Blocked in Oregon, Will Not Go Into Effect

Only hours after a federal judge in Portland ruled Measure 114 will move forward with a 30-day delay on the gun permits requirement,...

2022 Bowl Predictions And Commentary For All PAC-12 Teams

Do you remember when bowl games were special? Those days of old in which programs had to win the majority of their...

It’s Luna’s World; We’re Just Living in It

In Netflix’s new culinary competition show, Snack vs. Chef, contestants must try to replicate a variety of well-known snack foods as closely as possible,...

Where to Find Melty, Cheesy Fondue in Portland

Since 2004, Portland’s homegrown fondue emporium has sat in Nob Hill, dropping off pots of melty cheese and chocolate at tables of enthusiastic families...

Beniers Vs. Power – Evaluating The 2022-2023 Calder Race At The Quarter Mark

As the NHL calendar turns to December, the league has moved past the unofficial quarter mark of the 2022-23 season. Every team...

Jewish Deli Kenny & Zuke’s Will Close Its Downtown Location and Re-Emerge on Williams

Downtown Jewish deli Kenny and Zuke’s will close its flagship location at the Ace Hotel and reopen a smaller shop in North Portland, the...

Federal Judge Rules Measure 114 Will Move Forward in Oregon

Measure 114 which narrowly passed in Oregon, is set to take effect Thursday as planned. The new law, said to be the strictest...

Meet Milk Money, the New Bakery From a West Coast Farmers Market Vet

While Jess da Silva was growing up, she adored sugar. She would watch her grandmothers bake throughout her childhood: Her German grandmother would knead,...

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