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November 2008
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October 2008 ArchivesFor out-of-towners, the newly opened Nines is the upscale and stylish place to stay while visiting the CIty of Roses. If Thursday night's opening bash was any indicator, The Nines will also be a hot spot for locals to grab a drink or enjoy a fine meal. Hundreds lined up outside the historic Meier & Frank Building on a crisp, cool evening to explore firsthand the $137 million transformation that turned the upper floors of the bu... One's head can swim looking at all the bands in the slew of venues in Portland. The stories of all the more that have come, gone and changed face are endless. LaLuna, EJs, Rock Candy, X-Ray, Starry Night, 1201, Sabala's, Good time Gil's Grand Olde Buglery Corps... just a few that were before Portland's now-moniker as indie mecca. Well an ambitious new project by some local architects is slated for the SE industrial waterfront. not just... 'Spring Awakening', winner of 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, opened Tuesday at Keller Auditorium. The youthful cast delivered an energetic performance o... I put down the saxophone in 1987 and left the jazz band for punk rock guitars. My folks sold it after I moved out and probably got a few hundred bucks for that Conn alto. I miss it as of late and am looking for a used one. Portland scenesters can now keep tabs on possibly the coolest construction project in town - now online! As anyone who's ever gotten permits from the city knows - the gears of government grind slowly, But Mississippi Studios is documenting their radical makeover on the Razing Mississippi site. >> Continue reading: Go down Mississip' For the love ... I finally get to blog.
Fall sets in and there's more to do still outside too - like pick pumpkins and squash, one to carve and one to throw in the crock p... |
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