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Aladdin Theater

The music venue Aladdin Theater was originally named Geller's Theatre in 1928 when it opened, but became the Aladdin in 1930. First known as a vaudeville house, it became a movie venue in the mid-1930s, an adult theater in the 1970s, and finally a concert and comedy venue in the 1980s under new ownership.http://www.aladdin-theater.com/about-us/
==References==
Alameda Ridge

The Alameda Ridge is a glacial geologic formation in residential Northeast Portland, stretching from approximately NE 57th Avenue and NE Sandy Boulevard (northwest of Rose City Park), in a west-north-west direction, to approximately NE 15th Avenue and NE Prescott Street. 
The ridge is visible on street maps as a discontinuity in the street grid. For residents the ridge results in higher property values (because of the views and unusually large properties) and health risks (because the ridge produces the highest concentrations of radon gas in the city).
Category:Geology
Alberta Arts District

Alberta Arts District is an area of Northeast Portland centered around Alberta Street. Formerly the (or a) heart of Portland's Black community, the area is now perhaps the most clear example of Portland's particularly hipster brand of gentrification. It is today a mecca for hipsters, yuppies, new age types, artists, and tall bicyclists.
Not an actual neighborhood, Alberta Arts District is located in the Vernon, Concordia, and King neighborhoods.
Alberta Street's last remaining African-American-owned building was vandalized with racist graffiti in 2012, sparking an anti-racism march.Racist Graffiti found on wall, The Oregonian.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Alberta Arts District on Wikipedia
Category:Gentrification
Category:Concordia neighborhood
Category:King neighborhood
Category:Vernon neighborhood
Alberta Park

Alberta Park is a 16.7 acre city park in Northeast Portland, acquired by the city in 1921. Its amenities include a full-size covered basketball court, dog off-leash area, paved and unpaved paths, picnic tables, assortment of playground equipment, soccer and softball fields, tennis court and drinking fountains throughout. The park is almost fully shaded by a tall evergreen trees which keep the air within noticeably cooler. The park is found between Killingsworth and Ainsworth streets on the North and South, and 22nd and 19th avenues on the East and West.
==External Links==
* Alberta Park at Portland Parks & Recreation.
Category: Parks
Category: NE Killingsworth Street
Category: NE Ainsworth Street
Category: NE 22nd Avenue
Category: NE 19th Avenue
Category: Vernon neighborhood
Albina

Albina was a town on the east bank of the Willamette River near where the Fremont Bridge is now.
The land that became Albina was originally part of the land claim owned by J. L. Loring and Joseph Delay. An ownership dispute led to Delay winning the claim, and selling it to William W. Page. In 1872, Page sold the land to Edwin Russell and George H. Williams. Russell and Williams named the town for Page's wife and his daughter, Albina. Russell spent a couple of years developing the townsite (which Williams had platted), but was out of money by 1874. His interests were then sold to William Reid and James B. Montgomery. Albina grew to a population of 3000 before being annexed by Portland in 1891.
Category:Eliot neighborhood
Alhambra Theatre

Theater located in Southeast Portland near Mount Tabor which first opened in 1913 and now hosts music acts of various genres and styles each week. 
==About==
The theater was renamed the Mt Tabor Theater in 1941. In 2013 the original name was restored. 
*Location: 4811 SE Hawthorne Portland, ORE 97215
==External Sites==
Alhambra Theatre website
All-ages clubs

Portland nightlife has many entertainment optionsWillamette Week article for minors.
*Alberta Rose Theatre
*Aladdin Theater
*Backdoor Theater at Common Grounds Coffeehouse 
*Backspace
*Bossanova Ballroom
*Branx
*Brasserie Montmarte
*Crystal Ballroom
*Disjecta
*Hawthorne Theatre
*In Other Words bookstore
*Ivories Jazz Lounge
*Jimmy Mak’s
*Kennedy School
*Laughing Horse Books 
*Little Axe Records
*Mississippi Pizza
*Mississippi Studios 
*Music Millennium 
*Piano Fort
*Red and Black Cafe
*Roseland/Peter’s Room
*Smith Memorial Union (PSU)
*Wonder Ballroom
==References==
Category:Entertainment
Category:Bars
All day breakfast

For those of us who love breakfast, it's an exciting moment when you discover a place that serves it up any time of the day. Here are a few places we found that are worth visiting:
* 82nd Street Bar & Grill - 5028 SE 82nd Avenue (next to Value Village). Plus, they have a $2.95 breakfast special: 2 eggs, hashbrowns and toast.
* Blitz Pearl - NW 10th at Couch
* broder - 2508 SE Clinton Street
* City State Diner - 128 NE 28th Avenue, just north of NE Couch Street
* Eclectic Kitchen - 4936 NE Fremont Street (kid friendly)
* Farm House Restaurant - 3612 SE 82nd Ave, 1 block south of Powell - 24 hours
* Original Hotcake House - 1002 SE Powell Blvd, 1 block west of SE 12th Avenue - 24 hours
* Paradox Cafe - 3439 SE Belmont
* The Roxy - 1121 SW Stark Street - Open 24 hours, except closed Mondays. Eccentric decorations complement a menu that will give you a good laugh. 
* Sewickly's Home Plate - 4901 SE Hawthorne Boulevard at SE 49th Avenue
Feel free to add a few of your own favorites! For a longer list of breakfast places in Portland, along with some helpful reviews, check out the Breakfast in Portland blog.
Category:Breakfast
Category:Food
Allison C. Bonnell

Allison C. Bonnell was Portland's second mayor. He served from April 1852 until September 1852.
Bonnell was born in New Jersey in 1825. He made his way to California during the gold rush of 1849, and came to Portland in 1850. He worked as bookkeeper for the Reed and Abrams sawmill. 
Bonnel won the election by a 7% margin over his opponent, Zachariah C. Norton.
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Alvord Hot Springs

The Alvord Hot Springs are aging, open-air, partially walled hot springs on the western edge of the Alvord Desert in southeastern Oregon. Build in the 70s (or thereabouts) by a local rancher and some friends, the springs are currently owned by that rancher. He has said he's considering closing it or charging a fee due to vandalism and people not cleaning up after themselves, but as of the fall of 2009 it was still free and open to the public.
== Resources ==
* wikipedia:Alvord Hot Springs on Wikipedia
Amber Case

===Press Bio===
Amber Case is a cyborg anthropologist and user experience designer from Portland, Oregon. She has been featured in Forbes, WIRED, Time and many other publications, both in the United States and around the world.
Her main focus is mobile software, augmented reality and data visualization, and reducing the amount of time and space it takes for people to connect. Case founded Geoloqi.comGeoloqi - A secure, real-time mobile and web platform for location sharing., a private location sharing application, out of a frustration with existing social protocols around text messaging and wayfinding.
Case has spoken at TEDxWoman on technology and humans, and was featured in Fast Company 2010 as one of the Most Influential Women in Technology. She’s worked with Fortune 500 companies at Wieden+Kennedy and on major applications at Vertigo Software. She is @caseorganic on Twitter.Caseorganic Blog
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== References ==
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Amor Lounge

==Summary==
The Amor Lounge is now Knuckleheads, a neighborhood bar popular with motorcycle enthusiasts. 
The Amor Lounge was a bar in the Foster-Powell neighborhood of Portland, on Foster and 62nd. Although decidedly Middle Eastern in theme, it offered evening events spanning from live Belly Dancing to American sporting events on the big-screen television. The establishment was run by the same family from 1980 (when it was called Amor El-Khayam Restaurant) to 2011, although with a hiatus from 1995-2009 during which the venue was closed and after which it reopened in a new location a few blocks from the previous.
==Location, Contact==
: 6219 Southeast Foster Road
: (503) 774-7161
==External Links==
* http://AmorLoungePDX.com
* Yelp listing for Amor Lounge
* Citysearch listing for Amor Lounge
Category:Restaurants Category:Foster-Powell neighborhood
An Introduction to PortlandWiki

== Welcome and a wee little about us ==
; PortlandWiki is a City Wiki for Portland, Oregon.
A city wiki (or civic wiki) is a collaborative website for citizens of a particular town, city or region. The wiki serves as a knowledge base or information hub about the community, and is where citizens contribute news and information about their community. Think of a city wiki (or civic wiki) as the " Wikipedia" for a particular community.
PortlandWiki welcomes participation from all Portlandians, and anyone else interested in building an outstanding community resource for the Rose City.
===How PortlandWiki Got Started===
PortlandWiki came about after many different meetings among wiki enthusiasts at the WikiWednesday meetup where it was decided to build a civic wiki about and for Portland, written by Portland area people. In 2009, PortlandWiki was born! The domain is owned and gifted to PortlandWiki by Ray King of AboutUs, and the server is maintained by PortlandWiki admins.
=== What's Your Passion? ===
People contribute to PortlandWiki because it's fun and enables folks in our community to share their knowledge, interests and passions. PortlandWiki is not just another outlet to post the public relations profile on behalf of some faceless company or organization. That said, neighborhood businesses and local organizations are strongly encouraged to share information about what they do.
PortlandWiki hopes to evolve into the Swiss army knife of news, information, community resources, historical archives for Portland and the greater Portland community. The information-rich resource hub PortlandWiki contributors bring to life can serve as a constantly updating, organic, people-powered knowledge base that is open, accessible, useful and available to everyone.
PortlandWiki is not meant to take the place of the rich tapestry of community based information resources already available to Portlandians, but to act as a robust, fluid and evolving community powered directory to those resources. Within that framework PortlandWiki hopes to spawn collaborative communities of contributors who find value in reaching beyond the information silos they may normally operate within. It's exciting to watch vibrant and new collaborative communities spring up as a result!
=== Get Started! ===
PortlandWiki celebrates its third birthday on September 28, 2012. By contributing to this web site, you have a wonderful opportunity to significantly add your voice to this unique community resource. We look forward to building this wiki with you!
Check out PortlandWiki's Editing Help Page for tips on how to get started with your contributions right away.
== External Links ==
Hey, Kid: Support Your Local Wiki | Kevin Makice | July 15, 2009 | GeekDad | Wired.com
An Xuyen Bakery

==Summary==
The An Xuyen Bakery is a little hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese-French bakery in the Foster-Powell neighborhood, at 5345 SE Foster on the corner of Foster and 53rd. It is not just a bakery, but also offers affordable sandwiches and strong iced coffee. Expect to take your sandwiches to go because seating is extremely limited.
==Location, Contact==
5345 SE Foster Road
(503) 788-0866
==External Links==
* http://AnXuyenBakery.com
* Yelp listing for An Xuyen Bakery
* Citysearch listing for AnXuyen Bakery
Category:Restaurants 
Category:Foster-Powell neighborhood 
Category: SE Foster Road 
Category: SE 53rd Avenue
Category:Bakeries
Apps

Portland-related mobile apps. CivicApps is a project of the City of Portland to create apps that encourage civic participation and better enable Portlanders to use city-produced data.
==iPhone==
* City of Portland PDX Reporter - allows citizens to report issues (regarding parks, pot holes, traffic lights, street lights, catch basins, etc) to the City of Portland.
==Android==
* City of Portland PDX Reporter - allows citizens to report issues (regarding parks, pot holes, traffic lights, street lights, catch basins, etc) to the City of Portland.
Category:Communication
Category:Technology
==Open Data Civic Projects Index ==
There are a number of great open data projects going on in Portland. Here is a bit more data about these projects to make collaboration and contributions a little easier. 
====Index Format:====
* Project Name
* Description
* Website
* Point of Contact
* Status (active, in-process, needs maintenance, or idea)
* Notes about how to contribute and help out
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===Project Index:===
====PDX Reporter====
:Description: Allows citizens to report issues (regarding parks, pot holes, traffic lights, street lights, catch basins, etc) to the City of Portland.
:Website: https: //www.portlandoregon.gov/bts/article/419529
:Source Code: https://code.google.com/p/pdxiphoneapp/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2FPdxCitizenReport%20(OS)
:Point of Contact: Rick Nixon 
:Status: needs updating to ios7
:Notes: Code for Portland contacted Rick about an ios developer member helping to update - still in -progress on this. Contact us if you're interested @CodeforPortland
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====Realtime Bridge Status====
:Description: Get a feed of scheduled raising/lowering of the various bridges. And as well, a way to directly query the current state of each bridge. The service would include enough info so (for example) if a particular bridge is in the UP position, the data would reveal why. A dataset like this would support traffic routing apps and informational apps for people caught in traffic waiting for a bridge to be lowered.
:Website: http://www.civicapps.org/ideas/realtime-bridge-status-feed-or-dataset
:Point of Contact: unknown
:Status: unknown
:Notes: A few members of Code for Portland talked about being involved. Research is underway to track down what's going on with this.
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====Campaign Finance====
:Description: What is happening with campaign spending in Oregon? We're building the technology to allow anyone to answer that question.
:Website: http://www.hackoregon.org/landing-1/
:Point of Contact: Catherine Nikolovski <catherine @ hackoregon.org>
:Status: in-process
:Notes: There was a hackathon on 4/5/14 to move the project forward. Contact hackOregon to get involved!
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==== Ballot Path ====
(like "what's my district")
:Description: 
:Website: 
:Point of Contact:
:Status: 
:Notes: 
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====New Project====
:Description: 
:Website: 
:Point of Contact:
:Status: 
:Notes: 
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April 2012

=Events=
=Recurring Weekly Events=
== Daily ==
* Daily Vigil
== Sunday ==
* Day of OccuPeace
*Chakra Dance - Sundays
* Communications Cluster Party!
* Women's Council Committee
* Solutions Committee Meeting (for working groups only)
*Weekly Arrestee Mutual Support Meeting - Sundays
* General Assembly
== Monday ==
* Peaceable Protesters Court Rally
* T.U.P.A.C. meeting
* Agenda Setting. Proposal Announcement and Discussion
* Food Not Bombs @ Col Summers Park 6pm
* Dharma Circle
== Tuesday ==
* Peaceable Protesters Court Rally
* TESTN Group Meeting
* Building Intentional Community
* Solutions Committee Meeting
* Movement Building. Open Forum
* Bikes for Humanity Repair Clinic
* Food Not Bombs - SE Feed - Mon Tue Fri
*Occupy Portland Healthcare Committee Tuesdays
== Wednesday ==
* Peaceable Protesters Court Rally
* T.U.P.A.C. meeting
* Panel Meeting/Training
* Action Committee
== Thursday ==
* Peaceable Protesters Court Rally
* Outreach Weekly Organizer Training
* Women's Council Committee
* Spending Committee
* Spokes Council
*Food Not Bombs - NE
== Friday ==
* Education Brain Trust
* Labor Outreach Committee Meeting
* Bmedia Cultural Events
* Food Not Bombs @ Col Summers Park 6pm
== Saturday ==
* Peace and Safety Meeting
* SE Neighborhood Assembly 2nd & 4th Sat
* Feather Circle
Category:2012
Arnold Creek

Arnold Creek is a neighborhood in Southwest, just north of Lake Oswego and Clackamas County. 
It borders West Portland Park to the west, Markham and Marshall Park to the north, Collins View and Tryon Creek State Natural Area to the east, and Lake Oswego and the unincorporated Multnomah County enclave of Englewood to the south. A portion of Maricara Natural Area is located in Arnold Creek.
Category:Arnold Creek neighborhood
Art

Much of Portland's art scene is located in the Pearl District, where a large number of art galleries showcase local artists of diverse styles and media. The Portland Art Museum is the oldest art museum on the west coast, and theater, dance, and music are fairly well-represented in Portland.
== See also ==
* First Thursday
* Town art
* Public art
== External links ==
* wikipedia:List of artists and art institutions in Portland, Oregon, from Wikipedia
Category:Art
Asa Lovejoy

Asa Lovejoy, along with William Overton, was the first person to make the Donation Land Claim in the original Portland townsite (itself now part of Old Town Chinatown). 
It was Overton that suggested that the location was ideal, but didn't have the money to cover the fifty-cent filing fee. Lovejoy, a lawyer from Boston who was residing in Oregon City at the time, made the claim and the two men shared joint ownership until Overton traded his share to Francis Pettygrove.
Lovejoy
Ash Street Saloon

Ash Street Saloon is a bar and music venue located in the Old Town section of Portland. They have music every night of the week and cover is rarely above $5. 
==Information==
They are a self described "dirty rock club" that has been hosting national and international touring acts and local musicians for the past 20 years. They have full sound and stage, green room, merch are, and front and bank patios. They treat their bands well, always feed touring band members, and make sure they get a cut of the door sales. They are open to all genres but it is most known for punk, metal, and rock. http://www.ashstreetsaloon.com/ Accessed 6/24/14 
*Location- 225 SW Ash St, Portland, OR 97204
*Phone- (503) 226-0430
==Eternal Links==
Ash Street Website
==References==
Category:Music
Authors in Pubs

Local Writers Reading Original Works
Authors in Pubs is a 'First Monday' event that brings local writers into a bar, restaurant, or wherever and allows them to share their work with the patrons. This helps boost the confidence of the writer by getting first hand feedback on his/her work. We started in September, 2011 and the crowd has steadily grown so that we recently moved to a larger venue. The show runs about two hours and we invite you to show up early and stay after to talk with the writers or possibly buy their book. If you would like to contribute at a future event, please contact me in advance about being added to our current stable of writers. thanks, Don
Contact Information 
: Hosted by: Don Van Kirk
: Web 
: Facebook 
: E-mail: dvk2u@earthlink.net
: Event Phone: 503-739-5411
Current Venue
: The Jack London Bar : 21+, Full Bar, Full Menu 
: 529 SW 4th Ave. ( beneath the Rialto Pool Room ) @ SW 4th & Alder
: Portland, Oregon. 97204
: Event is Free Donation Encouraged - One block to transit mall, Street Parking, Smart Park lot diagonally across the street
Next Reading 
: Monday, January 6th, 2014 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm 
: Looks like we have another 'stellar' line-up for the Jan 6th show. Come out and listen to:
:Marty Beaudet
:Cody Newton 
:Brian Allard
:Beth Powder
:Jonathan Ems
:Brian Boggess
:Jessica Dill
:Erik J.Romano
:Don Van Kirk 
& maybe a surprise guest
:Every 'First Monday' of the month Authors in Pubs will be presenting new authors to Portland. Join us.
Category:Events
Category:Pubs
Category:Books
Category:Writing
Baby Cougar

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Oregon Zoo cougar Chinook gave birth to a healthy female cub Sunday, September 19, 2010. The cub's father (himself a former baby cougar)Orphan cougar from Idaho on display at Oregon Zoo is Paiute, also at the zoo. According to keepers, the first-time mom is taking good care of her cub, who weighed approximately 2 pounds at birth.Newborn Cougar Cub at the Oregon Zoo
== References ==
== External Links ==
Oregon Zoo
Category:Washington Park
Backspace

thumb|left|Wiki admins (left to right) Kotra, Mark and Ward wrangle wild wikis at Backspace
Backspace is an internet cafe and entertainment center on NW 5th between Couch and Davis. Serving vegetarian food and Stumptown Coffee in its cafe and showcasing art and music, the venue has several rooms for gaming purposes. Backspace is host to Dorkbot, PortlandWiki Monday Meets, and other events.
== On sale here ==
; in the glass case in the middle of the room
* Portland Place Cards
* Portland Storybook - written by Portlanders
== Local music acts ==
* Upsidedown Astronaut
File:Backspace bathroom 2012-02-10.jpg|The famous graffiti-wallpapered bathroom in February 2012. Only a few months after the old graffiti had been - sadly - painted over in dark green, it once again flourished with humanity.
== Off wiki links ==
* Official site
Category:Companies
Category:Coffee
Category: NW 5th Avenue
Bagdad Theater

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The Bagdad Theater is a historic movie house on SE Hawthorne in the Richmond neighborhood of Southeast Portland. 
The original theater's mildly exotic, poured-concrete architecture has been restored by McMenamins into a cafe, a theater which allows beer and food in the auditorium, and an additional back room in the former fly tower. 
Category:Movie theaters
Category:Restaurants
Category:National Register of Historic Places
Category:Richmond neighborhood
Bank Local

== Bank Local ==
Occupy Portland asks you to look at where you keep your money. If you are using one of the big national banks, then realize that they are using your money to make a profit for themselves. 
Occupy Portland supports Bank Transfer Day and encourages you to move your money local.
== Why should I move my money? ==
* Vote with your dollar
* Invests money in Main Street, not Wall Street
* Stops “Too big to fail”
* Fewer fees means more savings
* More personal service
* Buy local, bank local
Not convinced? Check out these external sites for more information on how you can help your community and yourself by banking locally.
* Oregon Banks Local
* Move Your Money website
* Defend Your Dollars
== How To Find a Credit Union or Community Bank == 
*Portland: Oregon Banks Local
*USA: Find a Credit Union
*CANADA: Credit Union Locator
*UK: Find your Credit Union
== How To Move Your Money ==
; The smart way to change if you have autopay, direct deposit, or other scheduled electronic transactions.
You can follow this seven-step checklist put together by Consumer Reports.
# Open a local credit union or community bank account. You will generally need two forms of ID, and a small amount to deposit ( typically around 25 dollars )
# Make a list of all the automatic payments and deposits that are scheduled to go in and out of your old account each month.
# If you have direct deposit, ask your employer to reroute your paychecks to your new account. Find out what date the first deposit will occur.
# Once you know the date, reschedule each automatic payment or debit to come out of your new account. Make sure to ask what date the change will apply.
# Leave a small amount of cash in your old checking account for at least one more month.
# Once you’re sure all automatic payments and all direct deposits are coming and going from your new account, electronically transfer the final funds from your old account into the new account.
# After the transfer clears in your new account, follow the procedures for closing an account at your old financial institution. Make sure to obtain written confirmation that your account is closed.
You’ll find more details at Defend Your Dollars, a site run by Consumers Union, the same people who write Consumer Reports.
Category:Occupy Portland