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Portland, Oregon is at the centre of massive regeneration projects aimed at creating more sustainable, better connected urban neighbourhoods.

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At a Portland Public Schools board meeting Tuesday night, board members heard a proposal from the Albina Vision Trust to relocate district headquarters.Albina V

The nonprofit Albina Vision Trust is dedicated to reconnecting and revitalizing the historically Black area in Northeast Portland.

The Albina Vision Trust announced today it had acquired a permanent space in the heart of the neighborhood it serves. The organization’s headquarters will relocate to a more than 4,400-square foot office building at 2156 N Williams Ave., to house staff, gallery space for local Black artists and events.

The Albina Vision Trust and Portland Bureau of Transportation are set to receive $800,000 through a new U.S. Department of Transportation program, the Biden-Harris Administration announced in February.

After defendants defaulted on their promissory note and guaranty, the plaintiff-lender foreclosed on the property securing the promissory note; however, the foreclosure was not completed because a prior deed of trust was foreclosed on. The defendant-guarantor argues the instant action is time-barred under G.S. § 1-54(6) (“Within one year an action or proceeding— . . ...

The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts was packed Tuesday night, Feb. 7, as 10 Black-led businesses pitched their products to an audience that would ultimately decide which businesses would

Pitch challenge PitchBlack is back, and this time, its headed to Beaverton.