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ODOT Wants To Start Building The I-5 Rose Quarter Project—With Only Enough Money for Half of It

Money · Portland

ODOT Wants To Start Building The I-5 Rose Quarter Project—With Only Enough Money for Half of It

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After nearly a decade of planning and frequent political and financial obstacles, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is closer than ever to breaking ground on its I-5 Rose Quarter project—at least, part of it. ODOT’s full plans for I-5 through Portland’s Rose Quarter include widening the freeway in both directions and covering it with caps, which will reconnect the historically Black neighborhood that was bisected by I-5 construction…See the Story

Portland Preps for New, “Toes-in-the-Water” Riverfront Park

Portland, Oregon · Portland

Portland Preps for New, “Toes-in-the-Water” Riverfront Park

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

For years, parks and river access enthusiasts have looked at the Tom McCall Bowl and seen unrealized potential. The bowl, a strip of beach located just south of the Hawthorne Bridge at the tail end of the Tom McCall Waterfront Park, is one of the only places a person can dip their toes in the Willamette River within the Portland city limits. But most Portlanders don’t see it as much of a destination, except when...See the Story

Steel Bridge Skatepark Rolls Forward After Major Land Swap Approval

Portland, Oregon · Portland

Steel Bridge Skatepark Rolls Forward After Major Land Swap Approval

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Portland is closer than ever to breaking ground on the long-envisioned “crown jewel” skatepark on the west side of the Steel Bridge in Old Town. The Steel Bridge Skatepark has been in the works for nearly two decades, with progress waxing and waning throughout that time. But the project has seen significant momentum in the last several years, with skatepark proponents building community hype and securing $15 million in dedicated funds. As planne…See the Story

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