By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein If you walked into a Kellogg Middle School PE class this past January, you might expect to see students running around. Instead, you’d likely witness them […]
SKY Program Returns to Kellogg Only to Face Uncertain Future Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein On Monday, January 5, a new overnight shelter opened at 614 SE Grand Ave. Located in what was previously a US Bank building, the shelter is
Recovery-Focused Overnight Shelter Opens in Buckman Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein The Portland Parks Levy on the November ballot has unofficially passed, although the results won’t be certified until Monday, December 1. Measure 26-260, colloquially known as
Parks Levy Passed, Frustration Remains Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein Hole 13 at Eastmoreland Golf Course features an out-of-play ravine, natural springs and, as of the beginning of September, goats. The goats are not a permanent
Eastmoreland’s Newest Cleanup Crew is Goat-ally Awesome Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein The stillness of the morning air on Cherry Blossom Dr. is quickly broken by honking from the rush of cars winding through the neighborhood. It’s a
Age Won’t Stop SE Seniors From Protesting the Trump Administration Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein Sunnyside residents have a new neighbor—a large, yellow neighbor. Social Good Place, a collaborative workspace and event venue, has moved in, bringing a bright floral mural
Social Good Place Makes Its Home in Sunnyside Read More
By Francesca “Frankie” Silverstein On Sunday, July 20, the Portland Bocce League Association (PBLA) celebrated the opening of two new bocce courts at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church in Ladd’s
SE Portland Says Hello to Bocce Courts at St. Philip Neri Church Read More
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
They Walk Among Us: Portland’s Coyotes are Permanent Residents Read More
