Every Monday I haul over to a sleepy street off West Burnside to yank open the worldâs ugliest treasure chest, a plastic bin tucked behind a metal gate. Waiting inside: bread wrapped in brown paper and labeled by hand. Itâs heavy enough to inspire a few
Pumping Iron moves on the spot. But banish all preconceptions. Starter Bread inspires the kind of deep thoughts usually reserved for Texas barbecue or retiring basketball players. I canât wait to get it home.
Texture is the star. Outside is a force field of bronze and crunch. It stands in striking contrast to the interior, which verges on the moist edge of hot cereal and custard. Despite the densityâthere are enough nutrients in here to form a biosphereâitâs surprisingly light and springy. Iâve never encountered anything quite like it. âFun to chew!â as my friend Peter says. Even Bakeshop owner and grain-flour pioneer Kim Boyce is under the spell. âItâs weird and marvelo
Portland City Council approves funding to give displaced food carts new home in downtown
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Renderings of a new food cart pod set to open by July 4, 2021 on Southwest Ankeny Street, Southwest 8th Avenue and Southwest Park Avenue.
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Two years after 55 food carts were forced out of their longtime site at Southwest Alder Street to make way for the construction of a Ritz-Carlton Hotel, the city of Portland is setting aside funds to give them a new home.
The Portland City Council voted unanimously Thursday to enact Mayor Ted Wheeler’s $5.7 billion budget, which includes $269,000 to help food cart vendors that were displaced by the Ritz-Carlton hotel in 2019 relocate to Ankeny Square in the North Park Blocks.
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Police investigate Saturday homicide, carjacking and fatal crash April 11 2021
The names of the victims and suspects in the April 10 incidents are not immediately released.
Police are investigating a homicide, a carjacking that left one person seriously injured and a fatal collision, all on Saturday, April 10.
The victims were not immediately identified. One person had been detained and another arrested.
The investigation into the fatal shooting began at 1:15 p.m. when Central Precinct officers responded to a death investigation call at an apartment on Northwest Second Avenue between West Burnside and Northwest Couch streets When officers arrived, they located a dead adult male. Their preliminary investigation suggested the death was a homicide and one person was detained.
By Todd Epp
Apr 6, 2021 6:06 PM
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) Sioux Falls Fire Rescue rescued a victim after a trailer house fire late this morning (Tuesday).
Firefighters responded to the fire in the 1500 block of West Burnside Street.
The home was engulfed in flames and smoke.
During a search of the structure after putting the fire out, firefighters found a person.
An ambulance took them to a hospital.
There’s no word on their condition.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
Below is the news release from SFFR.
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On April 6, 2021, at approximately 11:40 AM, Sioux Falls Fire Rescue was dispatched to a report of a structure fire in the 1500 block of West Burnside Street. Initial reports were that smoke was coming from a trailer home. The first arriving crew found heavy smoke and flames coming from a trailer home.