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This place is a mess. Their whole downtown is shut down practically. Majority of these once open and thriving sports bars, coffee shops and restaurants around thew arena and hotel are all GONE! Local TV guys said everything shit down during COVID and the riots..... never reopened. It's a ghost town. Hate to see it.

Don't worry, they have insurance
 
I find it hilarious when people think thier house increased in value over a month.
Do those of you bragging about your increased value understand that everyone else goes up too and so do the taxes??
Do those of you who brag not understand if you sold you would pay more for the next house in the same area, making the increased value a wash???

So really all we are doing is paying more to the government in taxes for this so called “increased value”?

how anyone sees this as a long term good thing blows my mind.
 
I find it hilarious when people think thier house increased in value over a month.
Do those of you bragging about your increased value understand that everyone else goes up too and so do the taxes??
Do those of you who brag not understand if you sold you would pay more for the next house in the same area, making the increased value a wash???

So really all we are doing is paying more to the government in taxes for this so called “increased value”?

how anyone sees this as a long term good thing blows my mind.
I have a friend that got his job transferred to Dallas and they sold their home in Clackamas for a little over 500k two years ago. In a suburb of Fort Worth they purchased a nice sprawling rancher for a bit over 300K with pool and 1/2 acre. I couldnt believe it, the home was nicer than his Clackamas Sunnyside home.
 
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I have a friend that got his job transferred to Dallas and they sold their home in Clackamas for a little over 500k two years ago. In a suburb of Fort Worth they purchased a nice sprawling rancher for a bit over 300K with pool and 1/2 acre. I could believe it, the home was nicer than his Clackamas Sunnyside home.

absolutely. Im considering the same, moving to NC. But unless one wants to move out of oregon, the increases dont mean much.
 
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I have a friend that got his job transferred to Dallas and they sold their home in Clackamas for a little over 500k two years ago. In a suburb of Fort Worth they purchased a nice sprawling rancher for a bit over 300K with pool and 1/2 acre. I could believe it, the home was nicer than his Clackamas Sunnyside home.

Only problem with that is that he has to live in Texas. At least it's not near Houston, so that's something.
 
Absolutely gorgeous morning here in inner city Portland! Breakfast at Cadillac Cafe…..
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Shouldn't this go into the What's Going On In Seattle thread? No way they move employees down to shitty Portland.
 
With the GOP seizingon big-city crime as a top midterm issue, the Democratic think tank Third Way is trying to turn the tables with this provocative finding in a new report, "The Red State Murder Problem":

  • The six states with the highest per-capita murder rates all voted for President Trump in 2020 — as did 8 of the top 10.
  • "Republicans seem to do a much better job of talking about stopping crime than stopping crime," said Jim Kessler, Third Way's EVP for policy, and an author of the report.
Third Way looked at the 2020 murder rates in the 25 states that voted for Donald Trump, compared to the 25 states that voted for Joe Biden:

  • In Trump states, the rate was 8.20 murders per 100,000 residents.
  • In Biden states, the rate was 5.78 murders per 100,000 residents.
  • "These Biden-voting states include the 'crime-is-out-of-control' cities of Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Portland, Baltimore, and Minneapolis," the report notes.
The bottom line: "[Y]ou would think that the increase in murder is a phenomenon found mostly in liberal cities," Third Way says. "But the ... increase in murders is not a liberal cities problem but a national problem."

https://www.axios.com/murder-rate-by-state-biden-trump-5e110dd0-e3fc-40ee-8280-3c988b77ee3c.html

THESE STATES ARE BURNING
 
With the GOP seizingon big-city crime as a top midterm issue, the Democratic think tank Third Way is trying to turn the tables with this provocative finding in a new report, "The Red State Murder Problem":

  • The six states with the highest per-capita murder rates all voted for President Trump in 2020 — as did 8 of the top 10.
  • "Republicans seem to do a much better job of talking about stopping crime than stopping crime," said Jim Kessler, Third Way's EVP for policy, and an author of the report.
Third Way looked at the 2020 murder rates in the 25 states that voted for Donald Trump, compared to the 25 states that voted for Joe Biden:

  • In Trump states, the rate was 8.20 murders per 100,000 residents.
  • In Biden states, the rate was 5.78 murders per 100,000 residents.
  • "These Biden-voting states include the 'crime-is-out-of-control' cities of Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Portland, Baltimore, and Minneapolis," the report notes.
The bottom line: "[Y]ou would think that the increase in murder is a phenomenon found mostly in liberal cities," Third Way says. "But the ... increase in murders is not a liberal cities problem but a national problem."

https://www.axios.com/murder-rate-by-state-biden-trump-5e110dd0-e3fc-40ee-8280-3c988b77ee3c.html

THESE STATES ARE BURNING

Excellent. The Dems are piss poor at messaging IMO. They never seem to have the clever catch phrases that the GOP uses - "Contract with America" type stuff. That was brilliant. "Build Back Better"? Meh.

In this case, I might say "They're not called 'red states' for nothing!"
 
Mom, neighbors break down door to retrieve 7-year-old kidnapped in Tigard, police say

A Tigard mother and her neighbors on Wednesday broke down the door of a suspected kidnapper to save her son, who had been abducted outside their apartment complex, police said.

The boy’s mother called Tigard police about 6:30 p.m. to The Fields, a complex in the 7800 block of Southwest Hunziker Road.

The mother said she was inside her apartment watching her son play outside when she saw a man grab her 7-year-old, take him to another apartment in the complex and lock the door, police said in a news release Thursday.

The mother and some neighbors ran after and kicked down the locked door. The man ran out the back door with the boy then let him go, police said.

James Harman II, 56, was charged with first-degree kidnapping, a Measure 11 crime. He is in custody at Washington County Jail.

Investigators said they believe Harman intended to hurt the boy based on evidence at the scene.

“We recognize the tremendous impact an investigation like this can have on the community’s feeling of safety,” Tigard police said. “We are thankful that serious crimes against children are extremely rare in Tigard. We are also grateful for the quick-actions and watchful eyes of the mother and neighbors involved in this situation.”

https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/20...iew 2022-03-18&utm_term=Newsletter_weekreview
 
Mom, neighbors break down door to retrieve 7-year-old kidnapped in Tigard, police say

A Tigard mother and her neighbors on Wednesday broke down the door of a suspected kidnapper to save her son, who had been abducted outside their apartment complex, police said.

The boy’s mother called Tigard police about 6:30 p.m. to The Fields, a complex in the 7800 block of Southwest Hunziker Road.

The mother said she was inside her apartment watching her son play outside when she saw a man grab her 7-year-old, take him to another apartment in the complex and lock the door, police said in a news release Thursday.

The mother and some neighbors ran after and kicked down the locked door. The man ran out the back door with the boy then let him go, police said.

James Harman II, 56, was charged with first-degree kidnapping, a Measure 11 crime. He is in custody at Washington County Jail.

Investigators said they believe Harman intended to hurt the boy based on evidence at the scene.

“We recognize the tremendous impact an investigation like this can have on the community’s feeling of safety,” Tigard police said. “We are thankful that serious crimes against children are extremely rare in Tigard. We are also grateful for the quick-actions and watchful eyes of the mother and neighbors involved in this situation.”

https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2022/03/mom-neighbors-break-down-door-to-retrieve-7-year-old-kidnapped-in-tigard-police-say.html?e=218385894ea3f6d12accab2bbc25277e&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter_weekreview 2022-03-18&utm_term=Newsletter_weekreview

This is TIGARD, FAMS!
 

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