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Dial 764 Hero for music: Johnson, Atkins, and Bertram.

Music

Life in the carpool lane

A band without pretensions, 764-Hero cruises along the rock highway.

Old Gold

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Old Gold

Climax Golden Twins trade noise for folk—for now.

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Smoke and Mirrors

What will I-901 really mean for local bars, restaurants, and, most of all, citizens?

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The Big O

Ravenna restaurant becomes the first in state to win organic certification.

Kevin Davis: hook, line, and thinker.

News

Best Seafood Chef

Food

Portland's Dead Moon: Lover's Rock.

Music

For Better or for Worse

Oregon underground legends Dead Moon write the handbook on relationships and rock.

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Capers

You might go in for a sandwich and come out with a smart sectional couch. Or you might…

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Back to Belltown

Alexandria's and Black Bottle offer modest rewards for those who brave the scene.

Whadchagit?

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Whadchagit?

Spotted outside of: Singles Going Steady, 2219 Second, 441-7396 Name: Kurt Age: 21 Where do you live? “In…

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Maplewild Bakery and Cafe

To some, the idea of a whole-wheat, vegan cinnamon roll is about as appealing as decaf Red Bull…

One More Time

Music

One More Time

Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Rockrgrl's Carla DeSantis.

The Weirdos in their onstage prime.

Music

Weird World

For L.A. punk legends the Weirdos, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Going, going, gone: Sam Jayne (foreground) with bandmates Zeke Howard and Brandon Angle.

Music

Sam Jayne = gone

The Love as Laughter frontman explains his exodus.

Chasing the Taste

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Chasing the Taste

Road testing West Coast vodka against Old Country competition.

You Want Pork With That?

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You Want Pork With That?

Latin hot spot becomes Latin lunch spot.

Affordably foxy: Anna McCallister and her place-mat purses.

News

Strivers and Coasters

Cheap, high design meets old-world economy.

Elliott Smith in 2001.

Music

The Same Kind of Scars

Remembering Elliott Smith.

Automaton for the people: from left, Pat Kearney, James van Leuven, and Chris Duryee.

Music

Time trials

Automaton play music for the moment, in the future.

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Critic Confidential

It's tough being The New York Times' food critic. No, really.

The Sixteens at the Funhouse

Music

The Sixteens at the Funhouse

A review of their live show, Thursday, Feb. 2.