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Thrift store industry thrives with its do-good veneer

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Thrift store industry thrives with its do-good veneer

Francesca Lyman October 27, 2015

Value Village

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Methodology for our report on Value Village and Savers, Inc.

Francesca Lyman October 27, 2015

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Photos: Pennies on the dollar to charity at Value Village

Jason Alcorn October 27, 2015

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Map: Savers has stores in 29 states across the U.S.

Jason Alcorn October 27, 2015

Activists at a Community Alliance of Tenants press conference earlier this fall.

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The key players on affordable housing in Portland

Lee van der Voo October 21, 2015

Railroad crossing

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For big railroads, a carload of whistleblower complaints

As both a veteran railroad worker and union official responsible for safety, Mike Elliott became alarmed when he learned of trouble-plagued train signals in his home state of Washington.

Stuart Silverstein and Brian Joseph / FairWarning October 21, 2015

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The Statehouse News Project and SVP Fast Pitch

Jason Alcorn October 7, 2015

Dluehosh Family Home

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A benchmark of housing affordability solutions for Portland

Lee van der Voo October 1, 2015

The Union Passenger Station in Tacoma, Washington opened in 1911 and gained a listing on the National Register of Historic

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Railroad vindicated as judge rejects claim of legal corruption in arbitration case

Jason Alcorn September 25, 2015

Wooden gavel

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Unwritten opinions hard to erase at the Oregon Court of Appeals

Lee van der Voo September 16, 2015

A house in the New Columbia neighborhood of North Portland is advertised for rent by American Homes for Rent, i

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Reporter conversation: Is Wall Street scooping up Portland rentals?

Jason Alcorn September 14, 2015

The Union Passenger Station in Tacoma, Washington opened in 1911 and gained a listing on the National Register of Historic

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Arbitration in the spotlight as BNSF labor dispute trial begins in Tacoma

In a federal court case set to go to trial next week in Tacoma, Wash., a fired BNSF Railway Co. employee accuses the company of legal corruption.

Rick Schmitt / FairWarning September 9, 2015

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