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Wednesday, April 24

Dallas Library to host author Elizabth Mehren with Sankar Raman

The Dallas Library hosts a visit with author Elizabeth Mehren and Sankar Raman, board president of the non-profit The Immigrant Story, April 26 at 6:30 p.m. They will be discussing

Rwandan genocide survivor on the 30th anniversary of the violence

Among the survivors of that genocide is a man called Emmanuel Turaturanye, who moved to the U.S. and made his home here.

Rwandan genocide survivor on the 30th anniversary of the violence

In 'I Lived to Tell the World,' journalist Elizabeth Mehren tells stories of surviving inhumane acts

In 'I Lived to Tell the World,' journalist Elizabeth Mehren tells stories of surviving inhumane acts

In her new book, Mehren tells the stories of survivors of Auschwitz, the killing fields of Cambodia, and other acts of inhumanity who managed to make new lives in Oregon.

HerStory|This Lady Never Vanished: The Enduring Appeal Of Agatha Christie

Russell Banks, author of 'The Sweet Hereafter,' dies at 82

Prize-winning author known for 'Continental Drift' and 'Cloudsplitter' had just published his 14th novel, 'The Magic Kingdom.'

What Counts as a Bestseller?

A fundamental truth about bestseller lists? They are not a neutral window into what the public is really reading.

Women on the move: These are the days, again

Women on the move: These are the days, again ArtsWatch Weekly: History moves into the forefront, a new series on Indigenous resilience, it's film fest time, a month of culture ON SATURDAY THE DOOR BETWEEN THE PAST AND PRESENT CREAKS OPEN JUST A LITTLE BIT: After months of coronavirus shutdown and a couple of bouts of vandalism during protests in the South Park Blocks, the Oregon Historical Society reopens its downtown Portland center to visitors on a limited basis, joining such other Oregon museums and historical sites as Salem’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Bend’s High Desert Museum, the Grants Pass Museum of Art, and Portland’s Pittock Mansion, which has also just reopened on a limited basis. The historical society will be open noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays until further notice: Know the rules before you go.