"Oh shit, the Portland Mercury Winter Guide is on stands now-waiting in front of your house with a boombox / slithering around your backyard (IT'S GOOD FOR THE SOIL) / tired because it spent all night yelling at the Blazers / sipping a latte in your local cafe / et al. The Portland Mercury Winter Guide WAS WITH YOU FROM THE MOMENT YOU WERE BORN, AND WILL GRIP YOUR HAND FIRMLY AS YOUR PASS INTO THE NEXT REALM. This issue contains many tales of valor:"
"* On Wednesday night, Portland City Council voted to ban landlord use of artificial intelligence (AI) price setting systems. The Mercury's Taylor Griggs wrote about the ordinance yesterday, breaking down the ideas behind it. Councillors also discussed a proposal to charge the owner/landlord of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building an annual fee to help offset costs associated with the contentious and violent tenants."
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Local readers are asked to consider small monthly contributions and subscriptions; donations are tax-deductible and subscriptions include paper delivery. Weather will be nice until Sunday, then rain arrives. A local Winter Guide is on stands now, featuring holiday advice from comedian Ben Harkins, a multi-writer gift guide, seasonal depression survival tips from Courtenay Hameister, and a return to pre-pandemic coverage including news, arts, culture, and food reviews. Portland City Council voted to ban landlord use of artificial intelligence price-setting systems and discussed charging the ICE building owner an annual fee to offset costs tied to contentious, violent tenants. Councillor Ryan addressed social media posts related to the price-fixing ban.
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