Category: Top Stories

Destroying St. Johns Small Business           Massive Development                                             —Out of State Investors—                           Demanding Millions and Taking Over Streets
Investigations, Top Stories

Destroying St. Johns Small Business Massive Development —Out of State Investors— Demanding Millions and Taking Over Streets

On June 27th, Wayne Petersen, owner of St. Johns Marine, urgently reached out to us for assistance. An out-of-state investor is planning a massive development project in the neighborhood, and the conditions set by the investor have raised monumentally serious concerns that demand immediate attention. Photos were provided by Janet Peterson. Photo details: St. Johns […]

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Economy

Terminal 6 Partial Closure: Unraveling Our Economy and Heritage

Cease Container Operations Oct. 1, 2024, Yet Remains Active for Shipping Autos and Break Bulk Cargo      Terminal 6, operated by the Port of Portland, has played a significant role in the economic development of North Portland and the broader region since 1972. Now, it is closing and profoundly impacting our economy. Hundreds of jobs directly […]

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A FAUSTIAN BARGAIN?
Neighborhood, Opinions

A FAUSTIAN BARGAIN?

It’s sometimes fun to weave a tale of legend, history, imagination, and current events into a read that otherwise might be mundane or mysterious. To perk up the fancy occasionally the use of historic corollaries sometimes becomes useful. So…read on and see if I arouse an interest. The tale of Dr. Faust has been told […]

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Interview with Jamarr Lawson, Roosevelt High School’s Basketball Coach and Portland Interscholastic League Coach of the Year         Going Beyond the Hoops
Exclusive, Interview, Top Stories

Interview with Jamarr Lawson, Roosevelt High School’s Basketball Coach and Portland Interscholastic League Coach of the Year Going Beyond the Hoops

Meet Jamarr Lawson, Roosevelt High School’s Coach of the Year. He works far beyond hoops with his students. He prioritizes emotional and academic support, creating a positive team culture. Learn about his strategies for navigating challenges and the importance of patience. A man dedicated to the development and best practices for our youth. “What key […]

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Top Stories

Travel Portland Announces $140,000 Grants to Enhance City’s Visitor Experience

   Travel Portland is offering grants totaling $140,000 to support projects that enhance the visitor experience in Portland. The 2024 grant cycle, scheduled to open in January, presents opportunities for interested parties. Guidelines for the application process have been available online since Dec. 14, 2023.      To apply, individuals or organizations must complete an eligibility quiz and […]

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Neighborhood

Shut Down Our Streets and Play! Portland’s Play Streets Program

     Your organization can receive up to $5,000, shut down the streets and play! In a bid to encourage community engagement and physical activity, Portland’s Play Streets program, led by the Portland in the Streets team at the Bureau of Transportation (PBOT), transforms local streets into vibrant hubs for socializing, play, and physical activity. Now let’s […]

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Public Safety

Apply for reimbursement now! Civic Life’s Community Activities Fund (CAF) Finance Non-Profits to Strengthen Communities 

Civic Life is providing a Community Activities Fund (CAF), a funding initiative for supporting community groups and neighborhood associations. CAF is a reimbursement program for volunteer-run organizations that covers expenses incurred during the execution of community-building and civic engagement activities.        Applications will be accepted until May 31, 2024, or until the allocated funds are exhausted. […]

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