Road work can be bad for business

For some of us it's just a nuisance but for retailers, those orange construction barriers can mean a dip in business. For three weeks, Northwest 23rd from Everett to Glisan will be shut down to traffic and shop owners are plenty worried.

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Free entry at Pittock Mansion for BofA customers

It's part of a special 'Museums on Us' program at Bank of America. Just show your bank card during the first weekend of the month and you're in.

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Arrest made in woman's strangulation

PORTLAND, Ore. - A 51-year-old man was arrested in connection with the murder of a woman who was strangled.

James D. Taft was booked into the Multnomah County Jail and is awaiting arraignment.

He is accused of murdering 51-year-old Virginia Malvey. Her body was discovered at the Yards Apartments in the 900 block of Northwest Naito Parkway late Wednesday night after police were called there. She died of asphyxiation by strangulation, police said.

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Woman found dead at apartment was strangled

PORTLAND, Ore. - A 51-year-old woman found dead inside a Northwest Portland apartment died of asphyxiation by strangulation, police said.

The woman's body was discovered late Wednesday night after police were called to the Yards Apartments in the 900 block of Northwest Naito Parkway.

Police initially believed her death was suspicious and later announced that the woman had been strangled.

The victim has been identified as Virginia Malvey.

(Picture courtesy of a family friend)

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Police investigating suspicious death

PORTLAND, Ore. - Police are investigating what they call a suspicious death after a woman was found dead at the Yards Apartments on Northwest Naito Parkway.

Police were called there late Wednesday night and when they arrived, they found a woman dead inside one of the apartments.

The woman's name has not yet been released.

An autopsy is planned to try to determine the cause and manner of death.

Investigators do not believe there is any danger to the public.

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Crossing the Columbia: What does it mean?

Visit the Pacific Northwest College of Art in the next couple of months for exhibits and presentations aimed at helping folks understand the magnitude of the Columbia River Crossing project. All events are free. The college is located at 1241 N.W. Johnson.

PDXplore: Design in Progress

February 4–26

Experience a growing collage of maps, drawings, ideas and questions about the Columbia River Crossing. This dynamic exhibition will evolve throughout the month as members of PDXplore engage in numerous discussions, add information, and accumulate layers of visitor participation.

Where: Gallery 214 on the mezzanine level

PDXplore: Expanding Design Awareness

March 22–26

Visit a large-scale exhibition that features questions and design approaches to the Columbia River Crossing and its regional impact.

Where: Swigert Commons

International Panel: Fresh Design Perspectives

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First Thursday in the Pearl

For all you art lovers out there, it's time for this month's First Thursday. Here's a look at the participating galleries in the Pearl District:

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Well that's one way to make a statement

A small group of bikini-clad gals and guys in swim trunks briefly halted sewer repair work on Northwest 23rd on Monday.

The group was trying to make a point about the ongoing construction in the area. They wanted a visual way to remind people that shops and restaurants are still open for business.

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Drive, drop and donate

Studies show that kids function better in school when they're not hungry but not all parents can afford to send their kids to school with snacks.

That's where the Portland Schools Foundation, an independent, community-based organization, comes in.

They have partnered with Safeway and are asking people to donate healthy, non-perishable snacks (like dried fruits and raisins, nuts, trail mix, granola bars, baked chips and multi-grain crackers) to help out.

Drop-Off Locations

  • Division Crossing Safeway at 16409 S.E. Division Street
  • Hawthorne Safeway at 2800 S.E. Hawthorne
  • Raleigh Hills Safeway at 6745 Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway
  • The Pearl Safeway at 12th and Lovejoy in the Pearl
  • 39th & Powell Safeway at 3930 S.E. Powell
  • Lloyd Center Safeway at 1100 N.E. Broadway
  • St. John Safeway at 8330 N. Ivanho
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'Bon Bon' kicks off on First Wednesday

What: Stop by some of the best art galleries in the Pearl for great art, with wine provided by Bear Flag Wines and chocolates provided by Cupcake Jones and Whole Foods!

When: Wednesday Feb. 3 at 4 p.m.

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