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Joe’s Authentic Supply Co. Offers Classically-Inspired Clothing, Focusing on Fit

By Ellen Spitaleri You could call Joe’s Authentic Supply Co. a “casual haberdashery” or even a men’s boutique, said co-owner Joe Glode, but he and fellow owner Jacob Schoen, emphasize

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Portland’s History Charted Through Houses of Worship

By Daniel Perez-Crouse Portland’s Historic Houses of Worship weaves a history of faith, architectural evolution and cultural change through the brick-and-mortar remnants of differing congregations, from Portland’s founding to roughly

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Better Together Spring 2025 Grant Recipients

By Kris McDowell Central Eastside Together recently announced the Spring 2025 Better Together Grant Recipients. This is the third Better Together Grant cycle highlighting the diversity, creativity and entrepreneurial energy

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Building Success: How OWBC is Supporting Women-Led Businesses in Oregon

By Rachel Peterson Livelihood NW, a business support organization focused on fostering new businesses, recently opened the Oregon Women’s Business Center (OWBC) to provide additional services to women business owners

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Spring Soil Preparation: How to Get Your Raised Beds Ready For Vegetable Planting

By Amelia Barker Spring is around the corner in Portland and soon it will be time to plant early season crops like lettuces, sugar snap peas, radishes, broccoli and kale

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Building Stronger Bones During Menopause: Key Nutrients, Exercise and Healthy Habits

Menopause is a natural transition in a woman’s life, bringing hormonal changes that influence overall health. Among the key health concerns during this period is maintaining strong bones. As estrogen

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Have a Festive and Financially Sustainable Holiday Season

By Gina Haefner, VP/Area Manager, OnPoint Community Credit Union The nation’s “Big 4” accounting firms, Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and EY, all agree: people are planning to spend more this holiday

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Portland Forest School’s Approach to Learning is Based Outdoors

By Tessa Rivard, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post As sunlight shines through the trees, a group of children in colorful rain jackets are circled in a small clearing in

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The Benefits of IV Vitamin Therapy: Preparing for Cold and Flu Season

As the seasons change and the colder months approach, our risk of catching a cold or flu increases. During this time, our immune systems need all the support they can

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New Food Carts Arrive Next to Franklin HS

By Jodie Coughlin, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post At the beginning of September, a new pair of food carts arrived on SE 52nd Ave. and Woodward St., located near

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The Benefits of Chiropractic Care for Postural Correction and Overall Health

With today’s sedentary lifestyle, poor posture is a common issue. It can contribute to a variety of health problems. From back pain to headaches, poor posture can affect not only

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7-Eleven Mural Shines a Light on Vibrant SE Neighborhood

By Ellen Spitaleri A huge elm tree dominates the scene, roses are in bloom, neighbors are walking their pets or bicycling by, and the sun is always shining on the

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They Walk Among Us: Portland’s Coyotes are Permanent Residents

By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein Portlanders have some unusual neighbors—neighbors that tend to come out at night. Their eerie calls echo as the sun sets and their impact is seen in

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Portland Foster Parent Advocate and Non-Profit Founder Shares Insights in Memoir

By Daniel Perez-Crouse “Difficult and worthy are not mutually exclusive—they are often intertwined.” Longtime Portland resident, non-profit founder, speaker and author Jillana Goble makes this statement near the beginning of

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Prosper Portland Community Event Grant Awardees

By Kris McDowell The Events and Film Office at Prosper Portland has announced the recipients of the Community Event Grants for spring and summer 2024. The grants will support 36

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Five Ways Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Can Support Pregnancy

Pregnancy can be an exciting but also overwhelming time, especially for first time parents. Here are five ways Chinese medicine and acupuncture can help before, during and even after birth.

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New Avenues INK: For Your Printing and Philanthropy Needs

By Annalise Shorb Full of ink-stained and hardworking hands, New Avenues INK is a hub for opportunity and building self-confidence. New Avenues for Youth, an organization created to support youth

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Representatively Speaking – May 2024

By State Representative Rob Nosse When the recommendations from Governor Tina Kotek’s Central City Task Force came out last year before the legislative session started, I was disappointed to see

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Tabletop Gaming Brewery That’s a Family-Friendly Space for All

By Daniel Perez-Crouse Housed in the homey, former Tabor Bread space on SE Hawthorne Blvd., TPK Brewing Co. is a new family-friendly craft brewery and public house with a “geeky

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The Anti Racist Heart

By David Krogh Portland has been identified by The Atlantic as “the whitest large city in the US.” US Census population information from 2020 places Portland’s white population at close

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Good For the Heart: the Cardiovascular Effect of Strength Training

Cardiovascular, or cardio, strength training is very important and should always be a part of your weekly routine. But did you know that there can be a significant cardiovascular component

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