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city in Oregon, United States

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Funding awarded for world-renowned biodiversity attraction in Portland
business Mar 19, 2026, 7:27 AM
Funding awarded for world-renowned biodiversity attraction in Portland
  • The British government allocates £20 million to Memo Portland for a new biodiversity attraction utilizing disused stone mines.
  • The project aims to create around 100 year-round jobs, including stonemasonry apprenticeships.
  • Local residents express concerns regarding increased traffic and infrastructure strain due to anticipated visitor numbers.
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Judge restricts tear gas use against peaceful protesters in Portland
politics Mar 10, 2026, 4:14 AM
Judge restricts tear gas use against peaceful protesters in Portland
  • A federal judge in Oregon placed restrictions on federal agents' use of tear gas at protests near the ICE building.
  • The ruling came after a lawsuit from the ACLU of Oregon, highlighting excessive force used by officers against peaceful protesters.
  • The decision aims to protect First Amendment rights and limit the use of chemical munitions unless there is an imminent threat.
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Portland mayor demands ICE leave as federal agents gassed protesters
politics Feb 2, 2026, 1:00 AM
Portland mayor demands ICE leave as federal agents gassed protesters
  • Portland witnessed escalating protests against ICE due to violent actions against demonstrators.
  • Mayor Keith Wilson condemned federal agents' use of tear gas on peaceful protesters, including children.
  • The Mayor's demands for ICE to leave Portland culminated in calls for accountability and a change in local enforcement practices.
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Celtics lose to Trail Blazers in cross-conference battle
sport Jan 25, 2026, 8:04 AM
Celtics lose to Trail Blazers in cross-conference battle
  • The Boston Celtics are positioned second in the Eastern Conference with a 28-17 record.
  • The Portland Trail Blazers face challenges on the road with a 10-12 away record.
  • The Celtics seek redemption against the Trail Blazers after losing their previous matchup.
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Funding approved for new wind turbine plant in Dorset
business Dec 11, 2025, 4:42 PM
Funding approved for new wind turbine plant in Dorset
  • A £1.5 million study has been approved to assess the feasibility of a wind turbine manufacturing plant in Dorset.
  • The proposed facility could create over 1,000 jobs and cost approximately £500 million to £600 million.
  • Local leaders view this development as a critical step towards revitalizing the local economy and enhancing Britain's green energy capabilities.
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Portland omits Christmas from annual tree lighting amidst controversy
politics Dec 1, 2025, 4:57 PM
Portland omits Christmas from annual tree lighting amidst controversy
  • Portland's annual Christmas tree lighting was held recently with thousands in attendance.
  • The event prominently featured decorations and a visit from Santa Claus but did not refer to the occasion as Christmas.
  • Community reactions reveal deep divides over the event's language and its implications for public traditions.
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Pilot attempts to cut plane engines midair due to mental health crisis
politics Nov 17, 2025, 5:54 AM
Pilot attempts to cut plane engines midair due to mental health crisis
  • Joseph Emerson, a former Alaska Airlines pilot, attempted to turn off the engines of a Horizon Air flight in October 2023 due to a mental health crisis.
  • He was charged with interfering with a flight crew after the flight crew responded heroically to prevent disaster.
  • The incident sparked discussions about pilot mental health and cockpit safety measures.
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Pentagon withdraws National Guard troops amid legal challenges
politics Nov 15, 2025, 10:48 PM
Pentagon withdraws National Guard troops amid legal challenges
  • Legal challenges arose shortly after the federal deployment of National Guard troops to Portland and Chicago in early October.
  • The Pentagon announced plans to withdraw about 400 troops while retaining local Illinois and Oregon Guard forces.
  • This decision reflects ongoing tensions between state authorities and federal policies, especially during the holiday season.
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