Jul
2
SE Stands Up for Reform
By Midge Pierce Portland has a new police chief, a revamped police budget and is on…
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Jul
2
Foreseeing Future Utility Rates
By Nancy Tannler After reading an article in the June edition about the cost of wat…
Jul
2
Correction – July 2020
Editor’s Note: In response to the article “Taking Another Look at Filtration” the Ju…
Jul
2
Rose Lane Project Moves Forward
By Don MacGillivray The Rose Lane Project is an innovative way to improve bus and s…
Jul
2
Addressing Workplace Safety
By Jack Rubinger At Reed College, concerns about Oregon OSHA’s top workplace safety…
Jul
2
Book Takes Readers on a Portland Tour
By Kris McDowell 111 Places in Portland That You Must Not Miss is a book that feels…
Jul
2
Letters to the Editor July 2020
To the Editor: Until the effective handling of radioactive waste is figured out, Po…
Jul
2
33rd Annual Oregon Book Award Winners
By Kris McDowell Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) hosted a special radio show in Ju…
Jul
2
Debate Over RIP Continues
By Midge Pierce In the midst of the dual challenges of pandemic and civil unrest, C…
Jul
2
Avoid Storing Cash at Home
By Gina Elia Haefner Our collective experience of the last three months has brought…
Jul
2
Answering the Call
As Oregon continues to work to reopen, the state reminds residents that one key stra…
Jul
2
Free Energy Saver Kits
Energy Trust of Oregon offers free Energy Saver Kits filled with products to help pe…
Jul
2
IPR Annual Report Released
The Portland City Auditor has released their 2019 Independent Police Review’s (IPR) …
Jul
2
Recycling Tips July 2020
By Bonita Davis, Master Recycler and SE Resident It’s time to reimagine, get creati…
Jul
2
Tax Filing Deadline Reminder
This year the usual April 15 Tax Day deadline for federal income returns was extende…
Jul
2
Photos Sought for Annual Calendar
The Oregon Farm Bureau (OFB) invites the public to submit their best photos of agric…
Jul
2
Dealing with Increased Graffiti
As the City’s reopening begins, a sign of the decreased number of people who have be…
Jul
2
Journal On!
Portland Art Museum, Portland Public Schools and Create More, Fear Less have teamed …
Jul
2
National Night Out Postponed
National Night Out, the annual community-building campaign promoting police-communit…
Jul
2
Summer Reading 2020
This summer, Multnomah County Library encourages youth to Imagine Your Story with fa…
Jul
2
Multnomah County Library Continues Reopening
Multnomah County began no-contact, appointment only sidewalk service, allowing patro…
Jul
2
Rocket Empire Machine Readies for Launch
By Kris McDowell These days we are seeing change in many areas of life and in many …
Jul
2
Staying Safe At Home
By Rachel Hemmingson, Consultant & Advocate for Aging Well In this time of the …
Jul
2
Business Walkabout: Vino Veritas
By Nina Silberstein Vino Veritas started off as a collaboration between friends and…
Jul
2
OMSI Reopens with BODY WORLDS Exhibit
By Kris McDowell Prior to the COVID-19 closing of Oregon Museum of Science and Indu…
Jul
2
Urbanism Next Addresses COVID-19
By David Krogh Urbanism Next, the University of Oregon program, sponsored a virtual…
Jul
2
Update on Regulatory Barriers to Development
By Nancy Tannler In the June issue of The Southeast Examiner, we looked at regulato…
Jul
2
From the A & E Editor
For our community of musicians, theatre performers, authors, painters, sculptors and…
Jul
2
Portland Music Stream and an OCF Tribute
The Alberta Rose Theatre’s Portland Music Stream’s 4th season is underway through …
Jul
2
Powell’s Reads to Kids
Powell’s Books’ author readings have gone virtual too. This month there are two onli…
Jul
2
Music Together
Experience the joy of making music as a family, right in your own living room! This …
Jul
2
A Message from Pickathon
The Pickathon festival is a fragile summer dream; a small, independent, community-dr…
Jul
2
Sidestreet Goes Wood-Centric
Sidestreet Arts has re-opened their gallery, and their July show features two wood-c…
Jul
2
Millennium Benefits Music Venues With Private Shopping
Music Millennium, 3158 E. Burnside St. is now open Monday-Saturday, from 10 am-7 pm,…
Jul
2
Confident Voice Studio
Parents don’t need to dread an endless summer of kids saying “What can I do?” Confid…
Jul
2
From the Archive, Some Favorites Old and New
Photographer Frank DiMarco lives in SE Portland’s Richmond Neighborhood and his new …
Jul
2
Confessions of an Unlikely Folksinger
Tom May has been a folksinger/guitarist/songwriter and performer for nearly 50 years…
Jul
2
Quality Folk Dojo
Kate Power & Steve Einhorn’s Quality Folk Dojo continues Wednesdays from noon-1 …
Jul
2
Tidal Wave Comics’ Tiger King
Local comic publisher TidalWave Productions’ latest release is the biography comic I…
Jul
2
Symphony Storytime
Symphony Storytime is an original video series designed for kids seven and under. Ea…
Jul
2
Oregon Arts Venues Need Our Help Now
First to close, last to reopen, independent venues face permanent closure if there i…
Jul
2
Song by Song
Ukulele teacher Avery Hill of Song by Song has moved all classes and jams online, of…
Jul
2
Cascadia Composers: In Good Hands Concert
Cascadia Composers (CC), presents its 10th annual In Good Hands Concert featuring st…
Jul
2
Portland Fiddle Camp
Portland Fiddle Camp, the only day-camp of its kind in the greater Northwest now mov…
Jul
2
Resuming Your Fitness Routine in the New Normal
Most of us have experienced a great deal of disruption to our fitness routines over …
Jul
2
Where Have All the Insects Gone?
By Nancy Tannler Have you noticed your windshield is no longer splattered with bugs…
Jul
2
Neighborhood Notes July 2020
HAND By Jill Riebesehl Although our neighborhood, like most in our town these days…
Jul
2
Learning How to Just Be: Unplugging in an Already Unplugged Time
By Megan McMorris When people ask me what I did to celebrate my milestone birthday …
Jul
2
Burnside Bridge Replacement Design Chosen
By Midge Pierce Portland will have a new, Long Span, seismically safe Burnside Brid…
Jul
2
PPS Charging Ahead with Electric School Buses
By Jack Rubinger Portland Public Schools (PPS) was recently awarded a grant from Po…
Jul
2
The Times They Are A-Changin’
By David Krogh When Bob Dylan wrote this song in 1963, the Vietnam War was just get…
May
29
From The Southeast Examiner’s A & E Editor
For our community of musicians, theatre performers, authors, painters, sculptors and…
May
29
Virtual Screenings Benefit CST
The homepage of the venerable Clinton Street Theater website is kept up-to-date, sho…
May
29
Mosaic String Academy
Mosaic String Academy has a simmering summer-full of private music lessons planned. …
May
29
2020 Oregon Book Awards via Radio
The 33rd Literary Arts’ Annual Oregon Book Awards ceremony Monday, June 22 will not …
May
29
Songwriting as Truth-Telling
Matt Meighan has traveled the world singing. He has taught his Songwriting as Truth-…
May
29
Artslandia Happy Hour
The Artslandia Happy Hour premiered March 18 and has been bridging the social distan…
May
29
Portland Fiddle Camp for Kids
The only day-camp of its kind in the greater Northwest now moves its expertise to a …
May
29
Music Together
Music Together of Portland offers online classes for families with children ages up …
May
29
Music Millennium Reopens
Things are a bit different at Music Millennium now that they’re reopening June 1. H…
May
29
New Classes at Artichoke
Artichoke Music, Portland’s beloved acoustic music listening room, is weathering the…
May
29
Metropolitan Youth Symphony
Portland’s Metropolitan Youth Symphony (MYS) is focusing on performances, rehearsals…
May
29
Carol Basch
From Portland painter Carol Basch: “I wake up, have an espresso, and take a photo of…
May
29
Portland Music Stream
The Alberta Rose Theatre’s Portland Music Stream presents live concerts in your home…
May
29
Who is Mr. Wizard?
Two days before her death, Jenny Elliot tells her 50-year-old son Phillip that, bein…
May
29
Tribute to a Conscious World
Need a way to relax while spending time at home? Sound and visual artist and experim…
May
29
We Are Everything
Portland musician and songwriter Anna Fritz has played on many recording projects …
May
29
June at Sidestreet Gallery
Sidestreet Arts presents Garden of Hope, their June show, presented online and in th…
May
29
Taking Another Look at Filtration
Note to readers: The Portland Water Bureau (PWB) contacted The Southeast Examiner af…
May
29
Oregon’s May Primary Produces Runoff Elections
By David Krogh Thanks to Oregon’s mail-in ballot procedure, the May 19 Primary was …
May
29
2020 Makes Graduation History
By Midge Pierce For the Class of 2020, Commencement will go on, at least in a physi…
May
29
Considering Nuclear Power
By Don MacGillivray Nuclear energy as a method of producing electricity has always …
May
29
Removing Regulatory Barriers to Development
By Nancy Tannler Over the past 18 months, the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability…
May
29
Letters to the Editor June 2020
To the Editor: The piece in your May edition, Climate Collides with Coronavirus, wa…
May
29
Your Home and Leverage
By Rachel Hemmingson, Consultant & Advocate for Aging Well Leverage adds capaci…
May
29
Pandemic Refocuses Library Priorities
By Midge Pierce Since closing on March 14 due to COVID-19, Multnomah County Library…
May
29
ACCESS Academy Students Win C-SPAN Competition
C-SPAN has announced the winners in their national 2020 StudentCam competition. ACCE…
May
29
Recycling Tips June 2020
By Bonita Davis, Master Recycler and SE Resident Just how much can our lifestyles c…
May
29
Managing Uncertainty Through Walking
America Walks, a national nonprofit organization advancing safe, equitable, accessib…
May
29
DHS Assistance Available
The Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS) is reminding the public that those in …
May
29
Portland Sunday Parkways Goes Digital
Portland’s hugely popular Sunday Parkways events are adapting to meet social distanc…
May
29
SE Schools & Teacher Recognized by OnPoint
OnPoint Community Credit Union’s annual Prize for Excellence in Education campaign h…
May
29
Free Lunch + Play Program To Continue
Although Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) has made the difficult decision …
May
29
OHS Educational Programs
The Oregon Humane Society’s (OHS) Humane Education team has created a set of free vi…
May
29
Key to Oregon COVID-19 Study
A research study lead by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) called Key to…
May
29
Pandemic Victory Gardens
By Kris McDowell The concept of victory gardens (aka war gardens) became prevalent …
May
29
PNW Visiting Vet
By Nina Silberstein For those who have a pet, a visit to the veterinary clinic can …
May
29
Gift Baskets for Foster Families
By Nancy Tannler Mannahouse is the non-denominational church with six campuses in t…
May
29
Portland’s Fraud Hotline
By Jack Rubinger It’s hard to say exactly why whistleblowers are busting Portland W…
May
29
Flying Fish Company
By Nina Silberstein Lyf Gildersleeve’s family had a retail fish market in Sandpoint…
May
29
Scooter Update
By David Krogh The May edition of The Southeast Examiner discussed a significant dr…
May
29
Neighborhood Notes June 2020
HAND By Jill Riebesehl The board of the Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Association…
May
29
Living with Bunions? Know Your Options
Bunions, also known as hallux valgus, are estimated to affect about one out of three…
May
29
Hydration Awareness
By Merilee Kern Water. We all need it and know we need it for optimum health and we…
May
29
Most Oregon Counties Reopen
By Kris McDowell In mid-May the State of Oregon approved the applications submitted…
May
29
Use of Telemedicine Increasing
By Jack Rubinger For Dr. Constance Ohlinger, the owner of Cadence Natural Health, a…
May
29
Healthier Hawthorne Initiative
By Midge Pierce Prompted by what he calls, “terrifying experiences” bicycling down …
May
29
June 2020 Representatively Speaking
By State Representative Rob Nosse As I am writing this column a special session of …
May
2
Climate Collides with Coronovirus
By Midge Pierce Given environmentalists’ 10-years-to-apocalypse countdown, Earth Da…
May
2
What’s Happening at Wapato?
By Don MacGillivray Portland is in the process of transforming its greatest white e…