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Welcome to the lemmy.world community for Portland, Oregon!

This community has kind of been empty since it was created, I'm hoping to change that!

Unlike "other" Portland communities you may have seen "elsewhere", I believe in a "warts and all" approach. You are free to take off your Rose tinted glasses and talk about topics that are dragging our city down.

At the same time, sunset pics, snowmageddon, traffic monster, cones, that's all welcome as well. Let's collectively keep Portland weird!

2024 is going to be an interesting year politically with all the changes to city government, I will attempt to tag political threads with a [Politics] tag and encourage users to do so as well.

Other than the lemmy.world restrictions on spam, copyrighted material, and adult material (USE that NSFW tag!), there's only one real way to get in trouble here:

  1. Don't attack other users.

It's OK to go after Teargas Ted, it's OK to say Rene Gonzales is a fascist, ACAB, BLM, whatever floats your boat (WEFYB).

It's NOT OK to attack or diminish another user. Feel free to disagree, you can point out the many ways you think they're wrong, just don't start throwing perjoratives AT OTHER USERS.

Links to know!

Portland Trailblazers Schedule!

https://www.nba.com/blazers/schedule

Portland Winterhawks Home Game Schedule!

https://www.rosequarter.com/events/winterhawks

Portland Timbers Pre-Season Starts in February!

https://www.timbers.com/schedule/matches#competition=all&date=2024-02-10

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Portland Movie Theaters! (self.portland_oregon)
submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by jordanlund to c/portland_oregon
 
 

Remember back the day when the Friday newspaper would come out and you could see all the movies playing in a handy dandy chart all on one page?

Remember newspapers? Sure, there are websites that will show chain theaters, but between chains and independent theaters, there are over FIFTY in the Portland Metro Area alone and I haven't been able to find a single source that lists all of them (NOT EVEN GOOGLE!)

So went through and made a clickable list. Looking for something to see? Check out what's local to you! Independent theaters listed first, chains after that, sorted by city.

Portland Independent Theaters
5th Avenue Cinema 510 SW Hall St Portland
Academy Theater 7818 SE Stark St Portland
Aladdin Theater 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave Portland
Cascade Festival Of African Films 705 N Killingsworth St Portland
Cinema 21 616 NW 21st Ave Portland
Cinemagic 2021 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland
Clinton Street Theater 2522 SE Clinton St Portland
Hollywood Theatre - Portland Airport 7000 NE Airport Way Portland
Hollywood Theatre 4122 NE Sandy Blvd Portland
Jubitz Cinema 10350 N Vancouver Way Portland
Laurelhurst Theater 2735 E Burnside St Portland
Living Room Theaters 341 SW 10th Ave Portland
Moreland Theater 6712 SE Milwaukie Ave Portland
Oak Grove 8 Cinema 16100 SE McLoughlin Blvd Portland
OMSI Empirical Theater 1945 SE Water Ave Suite 100 Portland
St. Johns Twin Cinemas 8704 N Lombard St Portland
Studio One Theaters 3945 SE Powell Blvd Portland
Tomorrow Theater 3530 SE Division St Portland

Portland Chain Theaters:
Cinemark Century Eastport Plaza 16 4040 SE 82nd Ave Portland
McMenamins Bagdad Theater & Pub 3702 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland
McMenamins Kennedy School Theater 5736 NE 33rd Ave Portland
McMenamins Mission Theater 1624 NW Glisan St Portland
McMenamins St. Johns Theater & Pub 8203 N Ivanhoe St Portland
Regal Division Street 16603 SE Division St Portland
Regal Fox Tower 846 SW Park Ave Portland
Regal Lloyd Center 1510 NE Multnomah St Portland
Regal Pioneer Place 340 SW Morrison St Portland
Wunderland Avalon Theatre 3451 SE Belmont St Portland

Portland Area Independent Theaters:
99W Drive-in Theatre 3110 Portland Rd, Newberg
Cornelius 10 Cinemas 200 N 26th Ave, Cornelius
Lake Theater & Cafe 106 N State St, Lake Oswego
Joy Cinema 11959 SW Pacific Hwy, Tigard
Kiggins Theatre 1011 Main St, Vancouver

Portland Area Chain Theaters:
AMC Progress Ridge 13 12345 SW Horizon Blvd, Beaverton
Cinemark Cedar Hills 16 3200 SW Hocken Ave, Beaverton
Wunderland Beaverton 17235 NW Corridor Ct, Beaverton
Cinemark Clackamas Town Center and XD 12000 SE 82nd Ave, Clackamas
McMenamins Grand Lodge Theater 3505 Pacific Ave, Forest Grove
Regal Stark Street 2929 NE Kane Dr, Gresham
Wunderland Gresham Cinema 140 NW Burnside Rd, Gresham
Regal Evergreen Parkway 2625 NE 106th Ave, Hillsboro
Regal Movies On TV 2929 SW 234th Ave, Hillsboro
Wunderland Milwaukie Cinemas 11011 SE Main St #7684, Milwaukie
Regal Hilltop 325 Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City
Regal Bridgeport Village 7329 SW Bridgeport Rd, Tigard
McMenamins Power Station Theater & Pub 2126 SW Halsey St, Troutdale
AMC CLASSIC Mill Plain 8 11700 SE 7th St, Vancouver
AMC Vancouver Mall 23 8700 NE Vancouver Mall Dr, Vancouver
Regal Cascade 1101 SE 160th Ave, Vancouver
Regal Cinema 99 9010 NE Hwy 99, Vancouver
Regal City Center 801 C St, Vancouver
Regal Vancouver Plaza 7800 NE Fourth Plain Blvd, Vancouver

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"The Portland Clinic has had a location downtown for 104 years, but the block outside its doors has become the city's latest open-air fentanyl market."

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Ballot in question:

Mayor:

District 1:

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Detail in article, but the bullet points are:

  1. Goal to end unsheltered homelessness

  2. Camping bans

  3. Tents and tarps distribution

  4. Reduce carbon emissions

  5. Background

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submitted 2 weeks ago by pdxfed to c/portland_oregon
 
 

Ziply was a dumb pipe with decent rates for symmetrical fiber with moderate usage. No good can come of this for customers, hope Kahn blocks it.

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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by jordanlund to c/portland_oregon
 
 

Getting my politics megathreads up early so I don't have to think about it on Tuesday!

Portland is getting a new mayor, a new city council, AND all the statewide races for President, Congress, Ballot Measures 117 and 118...

This is the place to discuss ALL that!

Early results:

President - Called for Harris

OR - 1 Called for Bonamici (D)
OR - 2 Called for Bentz (R)
OR - 3 Called for Dexter (D)
OR - 4 68% reporting, Hoyle+9 (D)
OR - 5 58% reporting, Bynum+2 (D)
OR - 6 58% reporting, Salinas+9 (D)

  1. Yes. 63/37 Creates a process to impeach and remove elected officials.

  2. 63% reporting, No+6 Creates a commission to set salaries for state officials.

  3. No. 60/40 Authorizes ranked choice voting.

  4. No. 80/20 Raises corporate taxes to provide rebates to individuals.

  5. 63% reporting, Yes+10 Sets organized labor guidelines for marijuana businesses.

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Literary Arts’ Portland Book Festival, presented by Wells Fargo, returns Saturday, November 2 to ten stages at six partner venues in downtown Portland’s south Park Blocks. The festival will feature on-stage author discussions with over 100 authors and interviewers, drop-in writing workshops, pop-up readings, an extensive book fair, and local food trucks in this city-wide celebration of books and stories.

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"“In honor of a lifetime of sexual assault.” It continues with one of the former president’s most infamous quotes: “I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they just let you do it. You can do anything. Grab them by the pussy. You can do anything.”"

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Really? A woman in a wheelchair is the hook?

Many of these people struggle for funds to advertise, and this guy turns his ads into attacks.

Sam Adams just looks like a privileged dick.

Local politics doesn't need this dirt slinging. State your position, how you'll approach it and move on.

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Bummer, I thought he did best in the debate too...

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“It feels very active,” said Flood, 34. “Compared to a year or two ago it’s a lot cleaner, all of the plywood has come down, less trash on the streets. It’s just felt like a more vibrant and interesting and engaging place to spend time.”

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There are a few signs that people may be starting to feel better about downtown. Horvick notes that just 38% of Portland area voters polled from Oct. 9 to Oct. 13 had a “very negative” impression of the city center. In April’s poll, 51% had a “very negative” impression.

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I'm sure it will make more sense once ballots are in peoples hands.

Edit Ballots started arriving today, not difficult to understand, but man, it's going to take RESEARCH to pick 6/19 and 6/16 and rank them!

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Looks like we're in for a freeze! Be aware! Bring in your brass monkeys!

Also, if you rely on MAX for mass transit, it's always delayed in the cold. Frozen switches, ice on the lines, etc. etc.

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