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February 23 2021 Other items include new Gucci store, PDX Jazz Fest, Oregon Ballet Theatre, Willamette Valley wines and 'Beatloric!' Summer fun Fun could be headed back to Portland parks this summer. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and government restrictions, the Portland Parks & Recreation's summer parks programs were canceled in 2020. But, Commissioner Carmen Rubio and the City Council have been working on restoring funding for many things, including the summer programs. If COVID-19 and government restrictions allow, we could see the return of: • Free Lunch & Play: Serving more ...

Poet's home will lure writers to Portland area An Oregon poet's legacy may help bolster the Portland region's literary luster. A trustee of Carolyn Moore's estate recently endowed her family farm on Walnut Street in Tigard to Portland Community College. The donated estate, valued at $5.5 million, makes it the largest donation ever given to PCC. The home will be used as a writer's retreat, dubbed the Carolyn Moore Writers House. "My aunt Carolyn had a love of learning," Erica Klassen, Moore's niece, said, "so PCC is a great fit for her vision." Included in the Writers House estate is...

Inauguration Day in Oregon: Protesters clash with police, feds during Inauguration Day march, ‘Abolish ICE’ protest Updated Jan 21, 2021; Facebook Share By The Oregonian/OregonLive Oregonians marked President Joe Biden’s first day in office Wednesday with celebrations and protests of the nation’s 46th president. Fears of armed riots in Oregon’s capital never materialized amid heightened law enforcement presence and the fortification of buildings including the Capitol. Yet protests continued to unfold late Wednesday in Portland as demonstrators pushed for more rapid policy changes...