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A Long-Awaited Bakery Returns, and 3 More Portland Openings to Know
Portland's dining scene has recently welcomed new restaurants and bars, enhancing culinary diversity.
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Amiri misused his police dog to inflict unnecessary and excessive force against a victim and cheated his way into a pay raise, US Attorney Craig Missakian said.
During the unprecedented challenges posed by the wildfires, we had to innovate quickly; transforming unusable grapes into a unique and delicious product exemplified our resilience as a winery.
Amiri acted like the prosecutor, judge and jury and in text messages to colleagues he contrasted bites by his dog, Purcy, to the soft Contra Costa District Attorney.
"We are deeply saddened by this tragic climbing accident," Aramark spokesperson Sheena Weinstein wrote in an email to SFGATE. "Our sympathies are with the family and friends at this difficult time."
Not only does being recommended by Michelin validate our hard work, but it also highlights our mission to make fine dining accessible and enjoyable for our community.
Those of us who came early were able to peruse several exhibits. Near the entrance were large posters describing life in the Vanport community, whose racial and cultural diversity was radical for that time.
"We feel a lot of responsibility for everybody that gets into line, to provide them the same experience whether they're here at 11 o'clock when we open, or 9 o'clock when we're saying, 'Hey, we're closing,'" Sieling said. "Everybody deserves the same slice of pizza or the same sandwich."