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News from local newsrooms
From Oregon Public Broadcasting, KLCC and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Oregon Public Broadcasting3 hours ago
Beyond brick and mortar: A literary walking tour of Portland’s architecture, on Oregon Public BroadcastingBrian Libby’s new book “In Search of Portland: Exploring a Transforming City” weaves together personal stories, architectural observations, historical facts and musings about how the structures of the Rose City form and change its character.
KLCC7 hours ago
Good Gardening: From Quince to Membrillo, on KLCCLane County Master Gardener John Fischer shares how to grow quince in Oregon and offers tips for making homemade membrillo paste with less sugar.
KPTV10 hours ago
Nick’s Six Picks - Week 9, on KPTVThese are the Six Picks Plays, moments and memories from Week 9 of Friday Night Lights, caught by FOX 12 cameras.
Travel Portland15 hours ago
King Buffalo, on Travel PortlandTravel Portland15 hours ago
Fall Discount Days, on Travel PortlandThe Oregon Zoo invites you to connect with nature from November 2 to 8 for $13 zoo admission. This offer cannot be combined with any other discounts, including membership. Infants aged 0 to 1 are admitted free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Travel Portland15 hours ago
Slothrust, on Travel PortlandForging a muscular sound out of contrasting sonic vistas that include pop hooks, theatrical melodies, jazz-influenced chord voicings, rock rhythms, and sludgy guitars, Slothrust ("sloth-rust") offer a unique spin on the angsty sounds of the '90s. Led by singer/songwriter/guitarist Leah Wellbaum, the group's label debut, 2014's Of Course You Do, included a track that was adopted as the theme song to the FX series You're the Worst. They continued to build and expand their sound with ambitious albums like The Pact and 2021's Parallel Timeline as well as the unpredictable EPs I Promise (2023)…
In brief
The short notes of Daily Oregon City’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.