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“Portland Tennis Courterly” Is the News Source for All Things Tennis
Tyler Pell would like to consider Portland a kind of tennis paradise. One can jump on a bike and get to fairly uncrowded, if poorly maintained, courts nestled in trees all summer (when it’s not scorching hot), and still play into the shoulders of fall and spring when the days are mild. “I think we objectively have a huge chunk of the calendar for tennis weather,” Pell says.
Restaurant Roundup: Anniversary celebration, food truck closure
In Restaurant Roundup, Em Chan shares some local restaurants' latest updates. Have a question for a restaurant you'd like Chan to look into? You can send your inquiries to her atechan@gannett.com. Washington Street Steakhouse. Washington Street Steakhouse is celebrating its 25th anniversary all day on July 20. The steakhouse will...
Littman and White Galleries Works to Bridge Culture and Reconnect Communities of Color
Littman and White Galleries (1825 SW Broadway, littmanandwhite.com) is Portland State University’s student-run art gallery, named after Jewish sculptor Frederic Littman who moved to Portland in 1941 and was a professor at PSU until 1973. The gallery’s mission is to be an artistic platform for historically marginalized voices and...
Beaverton's Dennis Connors has turned tragedy into triumph in his life beyond the armed forces
Beaverton’s Dennis Connors has a unique story, but at the same time he doesn’t. The former Marine and war veteran has lingering effects from his time defending our country, and further effects from a stroke he suffered four years ago. But while still coping with the sadly common residuals from an experience many can’t relate, along with the tragic results of a compromising health scare, the 39-year-old has made the most of his circumstances, much of which he attributes to a sport that’s now taking...
Portland is the No. 2 city for vacationing with your dog
Portland is one of the best cities in the US for a dog-friendly vacation, according to Forbes Advisor. Forbes “analyzed the 98 most populated U.S. cities with available data across 10 pet- and travel-related metrics.” The ranking “considered pet-friendly accommodations, the number of pet-friendly restaurants, the number and quality of pet clinics in each city, the percentage of dog-friendly hiking trails, dog parks and other metrics to reveal the best cities in America for a dog-friendly vacation.”
Guest Column: Former President Trump survives assassination attempt
State Representative Court Boice returned to his Salem Office from Gold Beach around 2:30 PM today. Rep. Boice stated, “It felt like my heart stopped as the news exploded. I challenge everyone - now is the time for all Americans to come together, denounce political violence, and pray for a quick Donald Trump recovery. This tremendously sad day reminds me of the attempt and near death of U.S. Congressman Steve Scalise. A gunman who simply wanted to kill all Republicans that day on a D.C. baseball field. I ask everyone to pray for our country, our leaders and that these...
This Oregon baseball team is an answer to today’s New York Times crossword
We may not have major league baseball in Portland but one Portland-area team has made it to the major leagues of a sort: the New York Times daily crossword puzzle. The clue: “Hillsboro ___, minor-league baseball team with a mascot named Barley.”. Now, no spoilers for readers who can’t...
Grazing Fields Charcuterie and Cheese Shoppe brings artisan cheese, education to Salem
Looking for a sharp cheddar, crumbly blue cheese and more than 25 other cheese varietals you can try in one place? These and more are in the cold case of Grazing Fields Charcuterie and Cheese Shoppe, Salem's first cheese and charcuterie shop. Owners Desirea and Jacob Fields hope Grazing Fields can be the...
Increased patrols in response to scofflaws who drive in parks
The City of Portland and other government partners in the metro area are losing control of some of their most beloved and important public spaces because some drivers refuse to obey laws and lax design and enforcement makes it very easy to do so. And so far there doesn’t seem to be a strong plan to stop it from happening.
Salem woman gets 9 years for mail theft spree, identity fraud in Oregon
DALLAS, Ore. (KATU) — A woman was sentenced to nine years in prison for mail theft and related charges, according to a press release from the Polk County District Attorney's Office. Officials say Michelle Nadine Ray, 47, pleaded guilty to 153 counts of mail theft and related charges including...
4 Breweries collaborate to highlight McMinnville, Oregon craft beer scene
McMinnville, Oregon is best known for it’s wineries, but within a 5-block radius in the historic downtown area is a tight-knit and supportive network of craft beer brewers. Four of McMinnville’s seven breweries (2 others are gluten-free, and the other a nano is not selling commercially) have partnered up on a new beer to show that the Willamette Valley doesn’t just produce world-class wine, but top-tier craft beers as well. Their Four Rows Saison-Style Farmhouse Ale will be available for purchase and served on draft in all locations starting in late July.
Rotary concert returns to Town Center Park
The Rotary Club of Wilsonville held its first summer concert of the season in Town Center Park on Thursday, July 18. Sharing the park with the Wilsonville Farmers Market, the concert featured Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts and was opened by the Crescendo Skye Duo.
Kosher-certified Leikam Brewing celebrates 10 Years of beer and community
Founded by husband-and-wife team Sonia Marie Leikam and Theo Leikam, Leikam Brewing has grown from a small, home-based operation into a beloved brewery known for its quality beers and community events at their 5812 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97215 location. Leikam Brewing's success is deeply rooted in the support of the local community. From collaborating with local businesses to hosting events that bring people together, Leikam Brewing has always prioritized community engagement and giving back. The 10th anniversary celebration is not just a milestone for the brewery but a testament to the strong relationships forged over the years.
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