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After hosting a previous showing at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) back in 2019, naturalist artist Christopher Marley opened a stunning new edition of his “Exquisite Creatures Revealed” exhibition there on October 5th.
For the first time ever, the Rose City's Weird Portland United (WPU) organization held an outdoor special event on September 7th that they called the first annual “Portland Weird Festival” – and it was at historic, nonprofit Oaks Amusement Park.
On the horticultural blocks just west of Lane Middle School and Brentwood Park, THE BEE has been covering the efforts of several organizations.
After 120 years of operation, historic Oaks Amusement Park in Sellwood continues to be the premiere family recreation destination in greater Portland Area.
Late on Saturday morning, January 11, a man and woman were snoozing in a Jeep Cherokee parked in the Foster-Powell neighborhood. That caught the attention of neighbors, who thought it
The evening, a couple of days before Christmas on December 22nd, was not a “silent night” at S.E. Holgate and 52nd Avenue. Instead, gunfire shattered the peace, early that Sunday
Just as efforts to finalize the design of the modernized Cleveland High School (CHS) were getting underway late last year, Portland Public School (PPS) planners abruptly cancelled their December 14th
An elderly woman was struck by a vehicle as she was leaving the large shopping center at S.E. Powell Boulevard and 82nd Avenue of Roses, on Sunday, Decemb
By: David F. Ashton
The closest major shopping center to Inner Southeast Portland is not Clackamas Town Center, or Lloyd Center, or Mall 205. It's Eastport Plaza – occupying a stretch of S.E. 82nd Avenue of Roses, from the corner of Holgate Boulevard and 82nd northward. If you haven't been there lately, there are a lot of businesses and services in it worth exploring.
By: David F. Ashton
Just as efforts to finalize the design of the modernized Cleveland High School (CHS) were getting underway late last year, Portland Public School (PPS) planners abruptly cancelled their December 14th Community Design Workshop.
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