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Students and faculty are trying to save Portland Community College’s modernized music program that could soon disappear.

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If anyone could pull off a film that accurately captures the novel’s complicated vibes, it would be Fennell. Her most recent film Saltburn (2023) felt—despite its ’00s setting—like fan fiction set in ...

For much of its nearly two year existence, Miguel Alvarado-Lopez has been a fixture behind the scenes at Moonshot Tavern on NE 28th Ave. “He started off as a dishwasher, and then we realized we didn’t ...

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News of the unspent money comes two months after city councilors learned the city's Rental Services Office amassed $21 ...

Hello my little lovebirds! Welcome to this very special Valentine’s Day edition of the Trash Report. Love is a wonderful feeling, and although this is a very stupid holiday, this column will be ...

A band called Ad Nauseam is dead set on keeping grunge alive in Portland, but no local venue will return their calls to play a show. Like the most iconic grunge acts, Ad Nauseam h ...

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