Waterfront Blues Festival
Set for July 2-5 at The Lot at Zidell Yards, the Waterfront Blues Festival has announced its lineup with the theme Upriver! Here it is:
July 2 Samantha Fish, Little Village Foundation: Sonny Green, Tia Carroll & The Greaseland All-Stars, Northwest Women in Rhythm & Blues, Karen Lovely and Ben Rice, River City Riot! Brass Band
July 3 Marc Broussard, Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble, Bayou Boyz / Soul Cookin Throwdown, Too Loose Cajun Zydeco Band, Northwest Bone Gang
July 4 MarchFourth, Johnny Rawls, Outer Orbit featuring Sarah Clark with special guests LaRhonda Steele and Arietta Ward, Kevin Selfe, Norman Sylvester, Bloco Alegria
July 5 Ghost-Note, Jubu Smith, Tony Coleman s Tribute to the Three Kings, Hillstomp, BrassRoots Movement
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Oregon Zoo, OMSI, Portland Art Museum, other attractions unite to continue mask policy By Aron Yohannes, oregonlive.com
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A group of the 14 leading Portland-area museums and cultural attractions released a unified statement Thursday that masks would continue to be required for visitors and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The organizations united in the policy include the Architectural Heritage Center, Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, Five Oaks Museum, Japanese American Museum of Oregon, Lan Su Chinese Garden, Oregon Coast Aquarium, Oregon Historical Society, Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Oregon Zoo, Portland Art Museum, Portland Chinatown Museum, Pittock Mansion, and Rice Museum of Rocks and Minerals.
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Kerry denies claim he informed Iran of Israeli strikes in Syria
(JNS) U.S. Special Climate Envoy John Kerry on Monday denied allegations that he had discussed covert Israeli strikes on Iranian targets in Syria with Iran’s foreign minister.
“I can tell you that this story and these allegations are unequivocally false. This never happened either when I was Secretary of State or since,” Kerry tweeted on Monday night.
Kerry was responding to a leaked audio recording of a closed-door discussion involving Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and an Iranian economist, in whi.