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Halloween, Wildwood and Flying Pumpkins: This Weekend in PDX
Thanks to KLA Schools for sponsoring this weekend of fun! Here's what we're excited about this Halloween weekend.
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The Best Halloween Home Display Route in Portland
Looking for Halloween home displays has never been easier.
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Turn That Halloween Candy Haul Into Cash! 💰
Head to sponsor Hollywood Children's Dentistry and other local spots to swap Halloween candy for cash, prizes, or store credit — a sweet way to save their teeth!
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This New Fast-Casual Korean Street Food Eatery Offers Seriously Delicious Crunch
Excellent crispy Korean fried chicken, shrimp burgers and more come to inner Southeast Portland. Excellent crispy Korean fried chicken, shrimp burgers and more come to inner Southeast Portland. Story and […]
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These Cozy Kidlit Reads are Perfect for Fall
Cooler weather, color-changing foliage and shorter days call for curling up with a good book. Find a cozy spot and dive into these books selected by youth librarians at Multnomah […]
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Not Scary, Family-Friendly Escape Rooms in Portland
Check out our roundup of family-friendly escape experiences in and near Portland.
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15 Easy, Healthy Halloween Treats
All the fun, without the sugar high.
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Project Lemonade Gives Foster Youth the Freedom to Choose Their Own Clothes
Project Lemonade, a Portland nonprofit, has spent more than a decade working to provide foster youth with the freedom to choose their own clothes.
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Navigating The Challenges of Kids and Social Media | A Portland Pediatrician Offers Advice
Family decisions around social media access are challenging, especially when kids’ peers use it. We asked Dr. Clo for her advice on navigating social media usage and what can be […]
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Featured School of the Week: Oregon Episcopal School
OES, a place where students are known, challenged, and inspired to grow.