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Crying Wolf: If Portland Tourism Dies, You Can Thank Downtown Business Interests and the Police

A tale of two years: In 2019, I received multiple texts from out-of-town relatives and friends begging to visit me in Portland. But then 2020 rolled around, and these are the type of texts I received: “When are you moving back home? Stay safe!!” “What is going on in Portland? I hear it’s a battle zone!” “Riots in Portland? Are you okay? Call me now!” Portland—once thought of as a whimsical doughnut-land filled with jolly.

City Council Makes the Portland Clean Energy Fund Official

Last November, Portland voters passed a ballot measure to created Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF). On Thursday, the Portland City Council voted the fund into official city code. The PCEF establishes a one percent business tax on companies that annually make over a billion dollars nationally, and more than $500,000 locally. That money will be used for environmentally-friendly job creation and sustainable building projects that will benefit low-income people and people of color. It passed.

KUOW - More nuclear energy could be coming to Central Washington, as Grant County explores small-scale

KUOW - More nuclear energy could be coming to Central Washington, as Grant County explores small-scale
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Pamplin Media Group - Readers letters: Utility legislation good for low-income Oregonians

Pamplin Media Group - Readers letters: Utility legislation good for low-income Oregonians
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Crying Wolf: If Portland Tourism Dies, You Can Thank Downtown Business Interests and the Police

A tale of two years: In 2019, I received multiple texts from out-of-town relatives and friends begging to visit me in Portland. But then 2020 rolled around, and these are the type of texts I received: “When are you moving back home? Stay safe!!” “What is going on in Portland? I hear it’s a battle zone!” “Riots in Portland? Are you okay? Call me now!” Portland once thought of as a whimsical doughnut-land filled with jolly weirdos on bikes now has an absolutely terrible national reputation that’s less of a Portlandia episode, and more like one of Dante’s various levels of hell.

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