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City of Portland Extends Outdoor Dining Program Through October The Portland Bureau of Transportation is extending its Healthy Businesses program, which allows restaurants and bars to set up seating areas in parking spaces and alleyways outside their businesses. Eem s Outdoor Dining Pods. Portland s makeshift outdoor dining plazas will remain standing for at least another summer. The Portland Bureau of Transportation is extending its Healthy Businesses program, which allows restaurants and bars to set up seating areas in parking spaces and alleyways outside their businesses. The new round of permits will be good through Oct. 31.
Dumptown: How Portland’s trash problem spiraled out of control
Updated on Mar 12, 2021;
Published on Mar 12, 2021
An old mattress, furniture and other trash litter a sidewalk along 122nd Avenue in Southeast Portland. March 10, 2021 Beth Nakamura/Staff The Oregonian
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Portland rests in the shadow of Mount Hood, with two major rivers and a verdant tree canopy. Its natural beauty and trailblazing policies on recycling and sustainability built its reputation as a civic showpiece.
That idyllic image now lies buried beneath mounds and mounds of garbage, shocking residents and visitors alike.
“I’ve lived here my whole life and have never seen anything like it,” said Dan Grogan, 59, who owns Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor, a sporting goods store at the Hayden Meadows Square in North Portland.