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In Blow to Carfree Plaza Progress, PBOT Pulls Plug on NW 13th Ave

Portland, Oregon · Portland

In Blow to Carfree Plaza Progress, PBOT Pulls Plug on NW 13th Ave

NE 13th between Hoyt and Glisan in May 2024. Patio structure belongs to River Pig Saloon. (Photo: Google Streetview) Portland’s street plaza program continues to see uneven progress. On the same day we saw exciting progress on the new carfree plaza coming to Southeast 37th and Hawthorne, the Portland Bureau of Transportation announced they will pull the plug on their plaza on Northwest 13th Avenue. In a rare public statement where PBOT’s frustra…See the Story

Portland Water Bureau discovers liquid water on moon, builds pipeline to deliver moon water to Portland customers on Earth

The Portland Water Bureau is committed to building a water system that can endure future impacts from climate change. As part of that commitment, the Bureau will begin serving water from a third high-quality water source: the moon.Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

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