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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Multnomah County, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,984 stories have been published about Multnomah County which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Multnomah County, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,984 stories have been published about Multnomah County which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Humane Society · PortlandPORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Calling all Swifties! The Oregon Humane Society’s annual Pug Crawl will return this weekend with a new Reputation. The humane society says pup-arazzi will swarm Level Beer in Northwest Portland on Saturday, Oct. 7 with a theme they know All Too Well…Taylor Swift.
‘Shameless power grab’: Commissioners balk at Wheeler’s plan to centralize bureaus “Pug Crawl: Taylor’s Version” will feature a pink carpet and other ico…See the Story
Calling all Swifties! Oregon Humane Society hosts Pug Crawl: ‘Taylor’s Version’
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandAt Harper Voit Winery in McMinnville, they are hard at work on their 2023 vintage. KOIN 6 News' Kohr Harlan visited the winery to get a look at what goes into making the wine. Watch the full video in the player above for more.See the Story
Kohr Explores: Harper Voit Winery begins prepping its 2023 vintage
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Tech · PortlandFloraWorks Holdings Inc. announced the appointment of Dr. Mike McCormick as VP of Strategy. Dr. McCormick brings extensive expertise in cannabinoid biochemistry, innovation, and IP protection. He has been consulting in the sector since 2017, and is currently a Venture Partner with Bonaventure Equity.See the Story
FloraWorks Appoints Cannabis Scientist Dr. Mike McCormick as VP of Strategy
Portland, Oregon · PortlandMorning fog will continue to move through parts of the coast and valley locations. Highs will sit nearly 10 degrees above normal for the first week of October. Another system will move through the area next week. The latest round of wet and cooler conditions next week will help put Portland closer to normal.See the Story
Portland sees patchy fog Wednesday, mostly cloudy afternoon; high 68
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Business · PortlandPORTLAND, Ore. -- ClearlyRated, a leading provider of satisfaction surveys and service quality benchmarking for staffing and recruiting firms, today announced the launch of Amplify Recruiters. The new tool gives recruiters a stage that helps them get the recognition they deserve and provides support to make their job faster, easier, and more connected. Amplify Recruiters also enables a business to own and manage recruitment profiles for the ent…See the Story
ClearlyRated Launches Powerful Recruitment Management Tool ‘Amplify Recruiters’
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Law · PortlandPortland, Oregon – Gearing Rackner & McGrath, a leading Oregon-based family law firm, is proud to announce that senior associate Adam McKibben has been selected as an esteemed 2023 Oregon Super Lawyers Rising Star. This honor recognizes McKibben’s significant professional accomplishments and the profound respect he has acquired among his legal peers. Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters service, is a highly respected rating service that recognizes o…See the Story
Adam McKibben of Gearing Rackner & McGrath Ascends to 2023 Oregon Super Lawyers Rising Stars List - Law Firm Newswire
Portland, Oregon · PortlandOn Tuesday's broadcast of NewsNation's "On Balance," Portland City Commissioner of Public Safety Rene Gonzalez stated that he posted that people shouldn'tSee the Story
Portland Safety Official: I Had to Tell People to Not Call 911 Due to Overdoses Flooding Us, We've Been 'Too Tolerant'
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Homeless · PortlandA Portland business owner spoke out against the city's spiraling homeless crisis, accusing officials of failing residents after the homeless filed suit against the city over a daytime camping ban. A group of homeless Portland residents filed the class action lawsuit last week, claiming the new restrictions violate both the state law and the state constitution because they subject vagrants to unreasonable punishments, according to The Oregonian.…See the Story
Portland business owner 'not shocked' as 911 system overwhelmed by overdoses: 'People dying in our streets'
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