History of Taylor Court Grocery
By Nancy Tannler One of the positive attributes to living in the Montavilla neighborhood is having access to Taylor Court Grocery, 1335 SE 80th Ave.…
Feature Stories
SciFi adventure offers a glimmer of hope
By Nancy Tannler When Ephraim Weisstein first started thinking about his ideas for a novel in 2010, he assumed he would be the writer. After a hundr…
Metro’s new council president
By Don MacGillivray Metro’s new council president, Lynn Peterson, was sworn into office January 7 to take over the region wide agenda of local gover…
Letters to the Editor March 2019
Greetings I am reading the latest issue and amidst all of the growth and turbulence and congestion of this “New Portland”, there remains The Southea…
The other Keny-Guyer
By Gabriel Frayne Jr. Neal Keny-Guyer has been one of SE Portland’s better-known residents since he and his wife, State Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer, move…
The Redd
By Doe Hatfield The wait is over for local food buyers, Portland party planners, food system futurists, and curious commuters of SE Portland. The Re…
Letters to the Editor
To the Editor: In response to the December article by Midge Pierce on “The 5G Juggernaut” I would like to expand a little. Few understand that propo…
The Attic Institute celebrates twenty years
By Jack Rubinger It’s about ten steps up to The Attic Institute through a narrow entranceway on Hawthorne Blvd. on a rainy winter afternoon. To t…
Representatively Speaking February 2019
By Rob Nosse, State Representative The 2019 legislative session has begun. Since I began serving, one of my priorities has been addressing the risin…
Portopia January 2019
What to expect in 2019 By Midge Pierce It can only get better, right Portopia? Consider: Ubiquitous Airbnb host Nadia Everywhere delivers an …