This week's Mercury highlights significant events in Portland, including protests during 'Tesla Takedown' day targeting Elon Musk's influence, Metro's approval of ODOT's I-5 expansion plans despite fiscal concerns, and the revival of collecting culture at the Front Row Trading Card show. Additionally, Speed Rack showcased the skills of female bartenders, indicating progress in the industry. The article emphasizes community engagement through diverse interests—from political protests to entertainment and commerce, capturing the essence of Portland's vibrant culture.
Portland protesters turned out in force for a national "Tesla Takedown" day, targeting Elon Musk and highlighting concerns about his influence over the US government.
Metro councilors largely supported ODOT's I-5 expansion plans at the Rose Quarter, though some expressed skepticism about the agency's fiscal responsibility.
The Front Row Trading Card show revived a sense of fun in collecting and commerce, making it a noteworthy event in Portland.
Speed Rack showcases the talent of women bartenders, emphasizing the growing recognition and celebration of female mixologists in the industry.
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