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Methwold man and woman in court over cannabis farm - Vimarsana News

Methwold man and woman in court over cannabis farm

A 32-year-old man pleaded guilty to the cultivation of 104 plants while the woman denied involvement.

Offbeat Oregon: Why legendary lawman Virgil Earp is buried in a S.W. Portland cemetery - Vimarsana News

Offbeat Oregon: Why legendary lawman Virgil Earp is buried in a S.W. Portland cemetery

Portland’s River View Cemetery is the state’s oldest nonprofit cemetery, founded in 1882 by three of Portland’s most prominent citizens: Henry Corbett, ...

Offbeat Oregon: Why legendary lawman Virgil Earp is buried in a S.W. Portland cemetery - Vimarsana News

Offbeat Oregon: Why legendary lawman Virgil Earp is buried in a S.W. Portland cemetery

Portland’s River View Cemetery is the state’s oldest nonprofit cemetery, founded in 1882 by three of Portland’s most prominent citizens: Henry Corbett, ...

7 Top Adventurous Places To Visit In Portland, Oregon - Vimarsana News

7 Top Adventurous Places To Visit In Portland, Oregon

When visiting Portland, Oregon, be sure to visit the Pioneer Courthouse Square. This large, 40,000-square-foot park has many things to see,

Southeast Portland's 'Versailles' mansion is for sale at $2.85 million - Vimarsana News

Southeast Portland's 'Versailles' mansion is for sale at $2.85 million

Southeast Portland’s ‘Versailles’ mansion is for sale at $2.85 million Updated Jan 22, 2021; Facebook Share Portland’s economy was booming at the turn of the last century, fueled by newcomers lured in by the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition and longtime land barons filling fields with much-needed housing. As more than a quarter-million passengers on city streetcars crossed the Willamette River each day to work and shop, newly minted electricians were busy wiring homes and installing simple refrigerators into cottages and Craftsman bungalows. Wealthy residents were busy, too...