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3 new Oregon-made spirits to sip on a sunny day
Spring is here and you deserve something fun to drink! Support 'local' by trying these fun, new products from the state's oldest and newest distillers.
Health
‘The stigma can’t exist if we all just talk about it’: Portland podcasters talk mental health, breaking down barriers
Podcasters Cassidy Quinn and Sheila Hamilton are normalizing conversations on mental health.
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The Portland Water Bureau teamed up with OMSI Tuesday to talk the science of the city's drinking water.
Health
European e-bike company coming to Portland
Sellers say they’re seeing an increase in customers for e-bikes. As Joe Raineri reports, the popularity is bringing a European company to Portland.
Local News
Yard and garden centers having easier time with 2nd springtime in pandemic
Last spring most garden centers were only doing phone-in orders and curbside pickup. This year, eager gardeners are donning their masks and shopping in person.
Vaccine
What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines in Oregon Monday
China has admitted to producing ineffective vaccines. Here are the top vaccine facts for Monday, April 12.
Business
'It's frightened people away': Downtown Portland hotels slow to recover due to pandemic, reputation
Central City is taking the biggest hit: Hotels were only around 25% full in February, down by around 63% compared to last year.
Life
Oregon wineries promote diversity and inclusion with One Barrel Challenge
Seven Oregon wineries are each selling 300 bottles of wine and donating proceeds to local nonprofit that helps marginalized kids
Vaccine
COVID vaccine: Here's where to get it in Oregon and Washington
From mass vaccination clinics to pharmacies to community clinics, here's where you can get the vaccine in Oregon and southwest Washington.
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COVID variants and children; nonprofit damaged by vandals; 'tarpees' go up in Portland
Homeless
Activists stage 'tarpees' near homeless camps to send message about Portland's housing crisis
'Tarpees,' or wooden teepees draped with tarps, were designed by a Seattle-area man ahead of the 2016 Standing Rock protests.
Food
3 new Oregon-made spirits to sip on a sunny day
Spring is here and you deserve something fun to drink! Support 'local' by trying these fun, new products from the state's oldest and newest distillers.
Health
‘The stigma can’t exist if we all just talk about it’: Portland podcasters talk mental health, breaking down barriers
Podcasters Cassidy Quinn and Sheila Hamilton are normalizing conversations on mental health.
Local News
A look at where Portland's drinking water comes from
The Portland Water Bureau teamed up with OMSI Tuesday to talk the science of the city's drinking water.
Health
European e-bike company coming to Portland
Sellers say they’re seeing an increase in customers for e-bikes. As Joe Raineri reports, the popularity is bringing a European company to Portland.
Local News
Yard and garden centers having easier time with 2nd springtime in pandemic
Last spring most garden centers were only doing phone-in orders and curbside pickup. This year, eager gardeners are donning their masks and shopping in person.
Vaccine
What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines in Oregon Monday
China has admitted to producing ineffective vaccines. Here are the top vaccine facts for Monday, April 12.
Business
'It's frightened people away': Downtown Portland hotels slow to recover due to pandemic, reputation
Central City is taking the biggest hit: Hotels were only around 25% full in February, down by around 63% compared to last year.
Life
Oregon wineries promote diversity and inclusion with One Barrel Challenge
Seven Oregon wineries are each selling 300 bottles of wine and donating proceeds to local nonprofit that helps marginalized kids
Vaccine
COVID vaccine: Here's where to get it in Oregon and Washington
From mass vaccination clinics to pharmacies to community clinics, here's where you can get the vaccine in Oregon and southwest Washington.
Vaccine
3 things to know Monday
COVID variants and children; nonprofit damaged by vandals; 'tarpees' go up in Portland
Homeless
Activists stage 'tarpees' near homeless camps to send message about Portland's housing crisis
'Tarpees,' or wooden teepees draped with tarps, were designed by a Seattle-area man ahead of the 2016 Standing Rock protests.
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