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WEBSep 11, 2024 · Editor's Note. From the Editor: Lessons in Hospitality. Portland Monthly’s new editor in chief reflects on what makes a great restaurant—and a great magazine.. 09/05/2024 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden
Portland Arts & Culture - Portland Monthly
WEBSep 10, 2024 · Portland Monthly's daily guide to arts, culture, and events in Portland, Oregon. Featuring reviews, event listings, music, galleries, books, comedy, theater, and ...
Things to Do in Portland This Week | Portland Monthly
WEBSep 26, 2024 · A distinct belief in duality seems to drive much of New Yorker writer Emily Witt’s life. She recounts the past decade of it in her new memoir, Health and Safety: A Breakdown, which she’s bringing to town Tuesday (7pm October 1 at Powell’s City of Books).The elevator pitch: world-class journalist covering climate change, abortion …
Sports | News & City Life | Portland Monthly
WEBSports and athletics in Portland, including professional soccer (the Timbers and the Thorns), basketball (the Trail Blazers), the sportswear industry, and more.
Politics | News & City Life | Portland Monthly
WEBPolitics. Lawmakers Consider Bill to Protect Oregon’s Outdoor Industry from Lawsuits. Senate Bill 754 would put Oregon in line with its neighbors by bolstering businesses’ ability to enforce liability waivers, but opponents say it will make it harder for people to claim a business was negligent.
Best of the City - Portland Monthly
WEBDec 9, 2021 · Health. Top Medical Providers 2020. In our annual survey, we ask the city’s doctors, nurses, physician assistants, naturopaths, and complementary medicine providers to answer one key question: to whom would they trust the care of their loved ones?
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WEBSep 5, 2024 · Cocktail Banter. 5 Flawless Conversation Starters for Summer. Five smart (and true) Portland news topics to talk about this season, from Viva Las Vegas’s city hall hopes to strawberry fields not-so-forever.
Ready, Set, Renaissance: The Busy Minds Reinventing Portland
WEBAt 7:45 a.m. on a crisp fall morning, the leather-padded seats of the Multnomah Whiskey Library fill with 50 Portlanders. Philanthropist Dorie Vollum (from the namesake family of …
What Now? | Portland Monthly
WEBWhat Now? The city has changed forever. Here are 33 ways Portlanders are preparing for an unknown future. Also in this issue: Oregon Women 2020, Grocery Story Heroes, and Pride in Private