Evelyn 💗

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A sign in a Chinese shopping mall that says man, woman, kids, bedding, shoe bag, ornaments.
An old green book by E. Kimbark MacColl entitled “The Shaping of a City: Business and Politica in Portland, Oregon 1885 to 1915”
Spencer Raymond, a campaign staffer for candidate and current City Commissioner Rene Gonzalez, shared the results of the poll with KATU. He referred to the document, which was first reported by The Oregonian, as "leaked."
Evelyn, a woman with dark hair in a black shirt, orange jacket, black pants, and white sneakers, stands on the platform at Beaverton Central MAX station in a photo taken from the opposite platform between two MAX cars. She is holding the lapels of her jacket, smiling, and looking off to the left.
A public trash can with four empty cans resting on top.
"The Trump Administration's disparagement of Portland using outdated narratives hurts, rather than supports, our city's progress. And we have achieved real progress," Portland Metro Chamber CEO Andrew Hoan said in a statement Monday.
An ad with AI art of storytime at a library with children in kevlar vests and helmets alongside a picture of JVP. The captions say "OUR KIDS SHOULDN'T NEED KEVLAR FOR PLAYTIME AT THE LIBRARY. STOP PUTTING OUR KIDS AT RISK. Click HERE to tell Chair Vega Pederson our Library is not a homeless day shelter."
City Councilor Candace Avalos says she would like to see Wilson’s office give additional support to people arriving in their towns of origin. She sees reunification as a tool that can work in certain circumstances. •I do not think we should anchor our policy on it,” she adds, “because I think there’s a broader concept here about reunification that we need to get super clear about: A lot of people, especially those from the LGBTQ community, end up homeless due to being kicked out by their own family.”
An Instagram story from Emerge Oregon with the text “ONE VOTE!!! @leslyfororegon is up by ONE VOTE - stay tuned for ways to help chase ballots after November 21”. The election results below show Lesly Muñoz, a Democrat, leading the incumbent state representative, Republican Tracy Cramer, in the race for State Representative in Oregon’s 22nd district 9,809 to 9,808, with 30 write in votes.