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Pearl District Abandons Forum After Brushing Up Against Elections Law Violations - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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If you didn’t know any better, you might think downtown’s City Council district is down to four candidates vying for three seats. “Final four square off,” reads a headline announcing a downtown candidate forum set for next week. Bruce Studer, the president of the Pearl District Neighborhood Association, and Allan Classen, the editor of the neighborhood newspaper the NW Examiner, were scheduled to moderate the October 5 event the Armory. Now, the event is in flux after the Pearl District was forc
Good Morning, News: Human Being, Police Dog Shot and Killed in Portland; Clean Energy Fund Goes to Eugene; Is Trump Playing to His MAGMA Base? - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered! Good morning, Portland! It was a windy one last night, wasn’t it? Well, it’s supposed to calm down a bit, but we’re looking at rain, rain, rain for a bit today before things clear up over the course of the weekend. Let’s get to the news 📰 It isn’t uncommon
Will Billboard Attacks Be Enough to Oust Portland's Progressives? - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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It isn’t uncommon for big business interests to throw cash at elections in hopes of moving the electorate—and not just at the federal level. Amid growing wealth inequality and ongoing affordability crises, some Portland City Council candidates are also facing an onslaught of vicious election tactics from groups who appear motivated to take out progressive incumbents vying for a second term. In the weeks before the upcoming election, Portland’s moneyed opposition appears to have their sights set
Councilors’ Proposal Would Make Mega-Corporations Pay to Address Inequality, Budget Woes - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Two city councilors are likely to infuriate a handful of CEOs in their quest to address the city’s perennial budget issues. District 4 Councilor Mitch Green and District 3 Councilor Angelita Morillo introduced what they call the “Fair Share Tax” on Wednesday, seeking to increase existing business taxes on 405 large corporations—and cut taxes for 18,000 local small businesses. “The huge corporations targeted by this tax have profited greatly from public investment,” Green said in a September 23 p
Good Morning News: Powerful PDX Interests' Dangerous Election Stunts, Kotek's Second-Term Policy Proposals, Early Voting Begins in US States - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered! Good morning, Portland! It’s looking to be a nice weekend, with highs in the upper 70s and no rain until next week. Let’s get straight to the news 📰 You probably haven’t noticed, but the Mercury rarely, if ever, publishes editorial opinion pieces. But weir
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