Portland

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Urban historians to explore the moments that shaped Portland
It’s hard to imagine Portland without the Tom McCall Waterfront Park, the Willamette Valley without the wine industry, or Stumptown without sustainability. But each started as an idea or a moment that eventually shaped an entire region.Urban historians have gathered a series of one-minute stories about the people, decisions, inventions, embarrassments and events that shaped Portland. “PDX:DNA – 60 Minutes That Shaped Portland,” will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 18, at UO Portland, 70 NW Couch St.  
Folklife program set for Dec. 3 at Gresham Public Library
Nancy Nusz will discuss the cultural traditions of people in Multnomah County
Post-election uncertainty could hold back economy, experts say
The forecast was a central part of the recent Oregon Economic Forum in Portland
Economic forum in Portland to look at aftermath of fall election
The Nov. 16 event will include an overview of the Knight Campus
Keeping others safe is the goal of the UO's new Tillman Scholar
David Parkinson, an Air Force vet, landed in the sports product management program