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By: Jim Redden
The city's plan to eliminate the pedestal on which the statue stood high before it was toppled in 2020 protests gets a nod of approval from Mayor Wilson – and continuing objection from many others who consider it demeaning.
Will Portland have both a refurbished Keller for Broadway shows and a new Performing Arts Center at Portland State University? City Council is getting closer to a decision.
KPTV Fox TV personality Joe Vithayathil and Oregon Historical Society's Kerry Tymchuk keep the celebration of America 250 Oregon going.
By: Jim Redden
Joseph Schneider of Corbett wants to represent Oregon by taking his Statue of Liberty-inspired piece to the Lincoln Memorial in September, hoping that it inspires 'contemplation and reflection.'
Advocates of an updated Keller and of a larger PSU performance center that also embraces the Keller lay out their cases before the Portland City Council makes its decision.
By: Jim Redden
The iconic politician addresses spotted owl, timber industry, property taxes, farming, arts, ethics and now knowing that her ancestors ventured on the Oregon Trail.
Mayor Keith Wilson backs a new, city-owned 3,000-seat hall as part of PSU's bigger performance complex, and a scaled-back Keller reconfigured as a 1,200- to 1,800-seat space.
Proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act could destroy historic sites including Oregon's Waldo House, eliminate public comment, do away with input from Native tribes, and more.
Most Oregon and tri-county voters have negative views of the ongoing political protests in violence, according to a survey released by DHM Research on Thursday.
By: Jim Redden
The City Council will soon consider high-dollar money requests for major arts performance halls as well as upgrades to the Portland Trail Blazers' arena.
