Idaho’s Brash Move, Paying for Parks, and Winter Driving Fails
Today on City Cast, Portland we’re rounding up some headlines that caught our attention this week with Willamette Week’s Sophie Peel and City Cast Portland lead producer John Notarianni. We’ll be looking into the new plan to consistently fund city parks, the gaining momentum of the ‘Greater Idaho’ movement, and the nearly one million dollars of federal funding going to support Albina Vision Trust.
Stories discussed on today’s episode:
- Portland Wants Legislature to Allow Creation of New Taxing District for Dedicated Parks Funding
- Blumenauer Says He’s Willing to Deal on Greater Idaho, if Oregon Gets Boise
- Portland gets $800,000 to advance Albina Vision redevelopment plan
- The Murders of Two Oregon Cannabis Entrepreneurs in Houston Highlight the Industry’s Unnecessary Dangers
- Dame Dolla’s Tarmac Rap
- The Govy 500
- Joggers get more than they bargained for on Portland street
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