Good Morning, News: Wilson's Failed Campaign Promise, Another Court Loss for Trump, and "Kill 'Em All" Hegseth Accused of War Crimes
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Good Morning, News: Wilson's Failed Campaign Promise, Another Court Loss for Trump, and "Kill 'Em All" Hegseth Accused of War Crimes
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"If you successfully navigated Thanksgiving only to suddenly discover that even more overwhelming holidays are looming, and you're like, "Oh, shit... I can't EVEN," then here's a surefire way to calm your sweet ass down: It's the Mercury's HOLIDAY DRINK WEEK! It's starting today and running through December 7! Picture this: The most festive, holly-jolly holiday-themed cocktails stirred up by Portland's best barkeeps, and they're only $10 each! Trust me, these drinks will both warm and calm your cockles."
"It's December 1-which for those of you with a good memory for campaign promises will remember is the day that Mayor Keith Wilson promised that unsheltered homelessness would come to an end in Portland. Shockingly [he said sarcastically], that has not happened, and in fact, there are a thousand more unsheltered Portlanders on the street since Wilson took office, bringing the total to roughly 7,500."
Local media requests small monthly contributions to sustain newsreporting, arts coverage, event calendars, and hosted events. The outlet is promoting Holiday Drink Week through December 7 featuring $10 holiday-themed cocktails by Portland bartenders. Mayor Keith Wilson had promised to end unsheltered homelessness, but the unsheltered population has increased by about a thousand to roughly 7,500 since he took office. Funding was found for 1,500 additional shelter beds, with 890 currently in operation. The mayor has returned to sweeps that displace unhoused people and undermine access to permanent housing. Portland still needs at least 20,000 affordable housing units.
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