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Grimm, episodes 101-110 I have just had the pleasure of catching up on all 10 episodes of Portland-based Grimm .]]>
Revisiting the Overlook neighborhood: Vintage homes, views joined by MAX, hotspots By JAN BEHRS a SPECIAL WRITER Overlook, one of Portland's long-established neighborhoods, is solidly hip these days.]]>
Masao Yamamoto Masao Yamamoto's photographs are like vignettes of imagined memories--hazy, familiar, and uncannily private.]]>
'American Idol' 2012 auditions: Ethan Jones blew judges away with song 'I'll Be' Ethan Jones blew the judges away on the "American Idol" 2012 auditions in St. Louis Thursday night.]]>
Polar Plunge in Portland and around Oregon raises cold cash for charity Water temps are likely to be in the upper 30s or low 40s on Saturday, Feb. 11, when about 1,500 people in street clothes and costumes are expected to charge with a yell across the sands of Northeast Portland's Broughton Beach and into the Columbia River -- where yells may well turn into yelps.]]>
Racism charges fly in Gladstone This page contains a single entry from the blog posted on February 3, 2012 8:43 AM .]]>
Portlandia Takes Us Back to the Whisker Wars of the 1890's [Video] The first sketch of IFC's Portlandia was about how Portland, Oregon is stuck in the 1990's. Now that the series is right in the middle of its second season, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein are revising that thesis: Portland is actually stuck in the 1890's, what with the microbrews, the beards, and the general aesthetic of lumberjack chic.]]>
Man who grabbed boy in street gets 2 years in prison PORTLAND, Ore. - A man who grabbed a 12-year-old boy out of a truck, took him hostage and threatened to kill him was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday.]]>
Friends: Man's death highlights dangers on SE Foster Road PORTLAND, Ore. The death of a young man in a hit-and-run crash on SE Forster Road brought together family, friends and strangers in a vigil Thursday night and many of those in attendance called for changes along what they call a dangerous road.]]>
New Target store under construction in downtown Portland? The DJC wrote in October that Target was finalizing its lease for a downtown Portland store , and now it looks like it's really happening you guys! A Construction fencing has been erected around the Galleria Building at Southwest Tenth Avenue and Alder Street, and a large, vertical sign is welded to the corner of the building, though that sign has ... (more)]]>
Man, 33, arrested in Southeast Portland stabbing Ulysses Ussher Martinez, 33, was booked into Multnomah County jail on Thursday on allegations of attempted assault and attempted murder.]]>
UPDATE * Four dozen incidents reported in Lake Oswego neighborhoods and about 50 more in SW Portland An overnight car vandalism spree hit neighborhoods in Lake Oswego, Mountain Park and Southwest Portland early Friday, damaging dozens of vehicles.]]>
Jim Lehrer in Portland tonight for World Affairs Council of Oregon speaker series The recent series of debates among Republican candidates for president has been a timely reminder that history is often made in these public forums.]]>
Indie & Arthouse films: Don Hertzfeldt 'Everything Will Be OK', Mike... AN EVENING WITH DON HERTZFELDT 7 p.m. Saturday, Hollywood Theatre; hollywoodtheatre.org , bitterfilms.com A too-easy summation of cult-favorite animator Don Hertzfeldt's style is "crude." While the California artist's hand-drawn stick figures look deceptively simple, the themes and dark humor of his surrealist short films are deeply complex and ... (more)]]>
5 new restaurants upping the ante for Portland's Mexican scene Nick Zukin ducks out of a heavy rain into Puerto Marquez, a Mexican restaurant on Southeast 122nd Avenue, and places an order for tortilla chips, octopus ceviche and a butterflied and chili-rubbed whitefish dish called pescado zarandeado.]]>
New, larger Safeway store coming to Southwest Barbur Boulevard in Portland In the '50s, the Safeway store at Southwest Barbur Boulevard and Capitol Hill Road fronted directly onto the sidewalk.]]>
February brings film festivals from Africa, Iran and the worlds of farms and beer For a month that boasts fewer days than any other, February is almost comically overstuffed with film festivals on Portland-area screens.]]>
Commerce Building steadily being transformed into - Broadway Commons' Ken Haines, a journeyman carpenter with Skyline Construction and a member of Local 156, take a measurement on a drop ceiling.]]>
This time, the lady is a cop Erin Carufel poses for a photo on the set of 'Gone' with the film's star, Amanda Seyfried.]]>
Downtown parks reopened following Occupy protests Folks will once again be able to walk through Chapman and Lownsdale squares after they were fenced off for restoration following the Occupy Portland protests.]]>
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