Free bi-weekly tabloid with unique coverage of North Portland. I read it in the food court of the…read moreJantzen Beach SuperCenter www.yelp.com/biz/jantzen-beach-supercenter-portland -- You can also have it delivered for $12 per year. Areas covered are Arbor Lodge, Bridgeton, Cathedral Park, Hayden Island, Kenton, Linnton, Overlook, Portsmouth, St Johns and University Park. It's similar in appearance to The Lewis River Review www.yelp.com/biz/the-lewis-river-review-woodland

Articles seem bias centered, little research, and more like bantering with no strong argument.read more

Blah, blah, blah blah, liberal blah blah blah Blah, blah…read morecloset Republicans blah, blah, blah, blah Blah. Blah, Blah!!! Bullies, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, BLAH BLAH !!!

Some of the best literature that you have never read is being published by this impressive literary…read moremagazine. Most of the writers published in this quarterly aren't aiming to be The Next Big Thing In The Publishing World, although they certainly have the talent to become just that. They're writing for writing's sake, and their work reflects that fact. Usually themed, Tin House Magazine packs a punch with its unique offerings in fiction, poetry and the art of the essay. It's a wonder that this magazine isn't available on newsstands everywhere, but then again its Fall 2009 issue, the doubly-themed "Hope/Dread," featured a brilliant sun on one side and a menacing devil on the other, and the literature was chosen accordingly. Try putting that out there on the same rack with Cosmo and see which one sells faster. But then again, Tin House isn't about sales, at least not in the conventional publishing sense. They are all about good literature, and they're not afraid to publish good literature. In a world gone mad - or at the very least, dominated by popular fiction that's often not worth the paper it's printed on - Tin House is a breath of fresh air. Sometimes strange, often different, usually thought-provoking air, but fresh air all the same. Can I get an "Amen" to that?

This is one of the best literary creative writing publications in the US! It comes out quarterly…read moreand always has amazing reads. And one of the draws is their summer workshop which has readings each night for an entire week from the likes of Aimee Bender, Steve Almond, Jim Sheppard. Students and literary fans come for workshops from all over the country. It doesn't get better to sit at the bog at Reed while your most favorite authors read their work! And I almost feel like I am at adult summer camp or some Ivy League east coast campus for that one week in July!

I don't know what that dude Andrew C. is talking about. The Mercury covers nearly no national news…read moreat all. It's all local. And yes it is not the brother of the WW. Not even close. Apples and oranges. It is what it is. It is our cities young arts and entertainment paper. Covering local news stories that major newspapers won't cover. Snark, sass, in depth coverage of local music and art.

One star because it makes good kindling for my wood stove during long, wet Portland winters.read more

I always look forward to this free monthly tabloid focusing on Vancouver and surrounding areas. It…read morecan be found at coffee shops, restaurants, lobbies and convenience stores.

Wasn't expecting much when I first went in because I didn't have a formal Interview set up. I got…read morein and submitted my application just like a normal job would require and went through the hiring process. I did my best with the assignments that they gave me even with the one day or a few hours type or work just to keep me busy while they look for something more long term. In the Process they did hire me into the office it self, and learned the workings of temp Agency. The People in North Portland Office are genuine with what they do. They do Remember the people that come through their doors. Whether they be the troublesome child or the A+ students, and they try their best to Place people according to skills and availability along with the demands for temps. Though My Journey with them in the office has come to an end it was a real pleasure working with them.

I was nothing but pleased with Express Employment. The staff was friendly and my assigned staffing…read moreagent, Marisa, was a gem. Always responsive to my calls and emails. She was with me through the entire evaluation to hire process. I would highly recommend them if you are trying to find a job in Portland.