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Ethos Music Center Undergoes Renovation
Ethos Music to Take Over Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center
Event Promotes Parental Involvement
Facing Problems, Tenants Organize at Humboldt Gardens
Family, Friends Searching for 14-Year-Old Black Female Missing Since March 19
Fasting Muslims Serve Hundreds of Homeless, Hungry
Felons Suffer High Rate of Homelessness
Film Explores Scouts' Prison Program
Film Industry Hold Promise of Jobs
Film Student Plans First-Ever All-Black Cast for Project
Finally — Affordable Green Homes
Finding Hope
First-Time Author Turns to Self Publishing
Food 4 the Soul
Food Stamp Overpayments Cause Concern for Single Mom
Former Drug Lord's Positive Legacy Lives On
Former NAACP President Kweisi Mfume Visits Pacific Northwest
From Sports Park to Aquarium, Vision for Portland Memorial Coliseum Redevelopment Is Vast
Full-Service Center for Domestic Violence Victims Opens in Portland
Funeral Director to Hold Fund-Raiser Saturday
Gap Exists for Health Insurance
Gift Saves Free Exercise Program
Giving Prisoners a Hand
Good in the Neighborhood Gears Up
Graffiti Tags Leave Neighbors Wondering
Grand Floral Parade, Junior Parade This Week
Grandmother Fights for Children
Grandmother Launches Multi-Cultural Card Company
Grandmother Refuses to Give Up
Green Vanport Square Completes Construction
Group Aims to Curb Tobacco Ads
Group Constructing Jefferson Davis Park
Habitat for Humanity Builds First Leed Affordable Home
Hap Exceeds Minority Goals
Harper Receives Award
Health Advocacy Grants Allow Community Groups to Lobby Lawmakers
Health Insurance Rate Increase of 22 Percent: Will Public Hearings Matter?
Heritage Project Begins After 15 Year Wait
High Court to Decide Race Case
Hip Hop Artist Says He Was Profiled in Parking Garage Incident
Hip Hop High School
Historic Church Destoyed
Homeless Return to Camp After Eviction
Homeless Student Numbers Rise
Hospital's Chaplain Serves Hungry on Her Time Off
House Bill Supports Diversity in Coaching
Humboldt: Portland's Only Beacon School
Iconic Portland Mural Faces Destruction
IFCC Artist Loses Year's Work to Break-In
IFCC Faces Axe from City Budget
In Need of Support, Elks Lodge Carries On
In Need of Wheels
In Portland, One Haitian's Medical Team Makes a Difference
Innocent, But Not Yet Free
Interviewing As a Felon: How a Criminal Past Can Impede the Job Search
Investigation: Health Insurers Defrauded Consumers of Billions
Investigators Say Morning Star Church Fire 'Undetermined'
Investigators: Morning Star Church Fire 'Undetermined'
Issa, Emerging Portland Artist, Has Eye on Business
It's Official
Janitors Protest Loss of Union, Benefits
Jefferson Grad Wins Playwright Award
Jefferson High Alumni Plan Huge Homecoming Tailgate
Jefferson Teacher Creates Board Game to Teach Reading
Jefferson Teacher Creates Historical Literacy Game
Jefferson: A School Divided
Jefferson's All-Boys Academy Closes
Jefferson's Boys Academy to Close
Jefferson's Volunteers Enter Year Two
Jerrin Hickman Receives Life in 2008 Murder
Jerrin Hickman Sentenced to Life in 2008 Murder of Christopher Monnet
Judge Rejects Gang Label in Murder Case
Judicial Bias for Minority Youth Remains
Just Having a Ball
Juvenile Justice Improves
Juveniles Plead Not Guilty in Trimet Assault
Kaiser Program Will Help Minority Contractors Build Hospitals
Keeping Watch on the Cops
Kevin Mannix Promotes Progressive Policies at Criminal Justice Forum
Kitzhaber Wins with a Legislature Divided
Know Sex? Know More, Says County
Lack of Access Hinders Treatment for Addiction Disorders
Land Trust Continues to Attract Lower Income Buyers
Largest U.S. Health Insurers Stole Billions
Lawyers Oppose Arrest List
Layoffs Impact Locals
Leaders Reach Out to Grant H.S. Teens After Payton Murder
League Wages War on Poverty
Learning a Lesson from Zimbabwe's Fall
Leaving Behind a Lifestyle: A New Rehab Program Works with Longterm Addicts
Legacy Hospital Expands
Legal Marijuana Could Yield Billions in Taxes
Legislation Could End 'Predatory' Towing
Libraries Lure Youngsters with Incentives
Life Inside an American Compound in Kabul
Literary Event Is a Whiter Shade of Pale
Local Delta Member Drops Backpacks in Afghanistan
Local Soul, Funk Legend Barry Hampton Is Dead at 42
Local Teacher Launches Online Black History Game
Local Website Offers Health Help for Black Men

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