Where We Live Where We Live banner Melvin Mark’s presidential memorabilia auctioned Melvin Mark had a passion — collecting presidential memorabilia for more than a half-century. “He was very fascinated with JFK and the Kennedys,” Jim said. “He probably had one of the larger collections of Kennedy memorabilia.” Less and More serves Portland nostalgia with coffee Near the corner of SW 5th and Salmon, Ryan Jie Jiang is living his dream of owning his own coffee shop, Less and More — less mystery, more coffee. It’s inside the last 1970s style glass-enclosed, bronze appoined bus shelter on the transit mall. ‘Knock on wood’: Urban Restaurant Group busy, expanding “We’re fortunate we came out on the other side of this, and we’re doing well. So, knock on wood. Very fortunate and very blessed,” said Mark Byrum of Urban Restaurant Group. Where We Live: Portland drummer Domo Branch Domo Branch’s Portland roots run deep. A Grant High School graduate, he was a sought-after drummer even while a teenager. He led his own jazz trio and in 2021 released his first album, “A Painful Truth.” It’s a hip-hop album chronicling his experience as a young man growing up in North Portland. Where We Live: How Portland became The Rose City It’s been 3 years since there’s been a Rose Festival parade in Portland. But the 2022 parade will be the first in 74 years to be entirely on the east side of the city. View All Where We Live More Where We Live Melvin Mark’s presidential memorabilia auctioned Less and More serves Portland nostalgia with coffee ‘Knock on wood’: Urban Restaurant Group busy, expanding Where We Live: Portland drummer Domo Branch Where We Live: How Portland became The Rose City Where We Live: Alberta Abbey has new life in Portland Where We Live: ‘Amazing entrepreneurs’ of Camas Phoenix Pharmacy gets new life in Foster-Powell Foundry Michelangelo, world-class art in Battle Ground Where We Live: The Elk statue coming back soon Human Interest Less and More serves Portland nostalgia with coffee Christine Getman, KOIN 6’s Remarkable Woman of 2022 From yo-yos to veterans, Alice Custodio finds ways … Christine Getman: ‘Disability pride’ becomes ‘Magic’ Oncology marathon: Heidi Daniel’s remarkable work View All Human Interest
Melvin Mark’s presidential memorabilia auctioned Melvin Mark had a passion — collecting presidential memorabilia for more than a half-century. “He was very fascinated with JFK and the Kennedys,” Jim said. “He probably had one of the larger collections of Kennedy memorabilia.”
Less and More serves Portland nostalgia with coffee Near the corner of SW 5th and Salmon, Ryan Jie Jiang is living his dream of owning his own coffee shop, Less and More — less mystery, more coffee. It’s inside the last 1970s style glass-enclosed, bronze appoined bus shelter on the transit mall.
‘Knock on wood’: Urban Restaurant Group busy, expanding “We’re fortunate we came out on the other side of this, and we’re doing well. So, knock on wood. Very fortunate and very blessed,” said Mark Byrum of Urban Restaurant Group.
Where We Live: Portland drummer Domo Branch Domo Branch’s Portland roots run deep. A Grant High School graduate, he was a sought-after drummer even while a teenager. He led his own jazz trio and in 2021 released his first album, “A Painful Truth.” It’s a hip-hop album chronicling his experience as a young man growing up in North Portland.
Where We Live: How Portland became The Rose City It’s been 3 years since there’s been a Rose Festival parade in Portland. But the 2022 parade will be the first in 74 years to be entirely on the east side of the city.
