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Hotels and Accommodations - Places to Stay
Portland Guides
Portland Downtown
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Benson Hotel Portland's grandest hotel was built in 1912. The hand-carved Russian Circassian walnut paneling and the Italian white-marble staircase are among the noteworthy design touches in the public areas. 287 rooms. 2 restaurants, bar, coffee shop, in-room data ports. $$$
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Embassy Suites This Old Town property in the Historic Multnomah Hotel building is within walking distance of the riverfront and MAX light rail. 276 suites, in-room data ports, indoor pool, gym, baby-sitting, laundry service, concierge. $$
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5th Avenue Suites A four star hotel offers guests a luxurious retreat in the heart of downtown Portland's business, shopping and cultural district. $$$
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Governor Hotel A world of gracious accommodations, elegant surroundings and up-to-the-minute amenities: from exquisite frescoes, murals and carvings to concierge services, health club, rooms for up to 400 persons. $$$
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Heathman Hotel 150 rooms and suites in the heart of downtown Portland, in the center of cultural business and retail activity. Good week-end rates. $$$
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Hilton Hotel Centered in the heart of Portland's cultural district, it was Portland's first large full-service business and meeting convention hotel. $$
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Hotel Vintage Plaza Refurbished 107-room in the heart of the city. Has an eclectic selection of accommodations to include some unhotel-like solarium-windowed starlight rooms on the top floor. $$$
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Mark Spencer Hotel Downtown and reasonable - all rooms feature fully-equipped kitchens for convenient in-room dining. $
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Mallory Hotel The 130-room hotel is set a few blocks from downtown across I-405. It's a favorite among bargain-minded visitors with giant breakfasts to start the day. Variety of rates to fit most travelers. $
Oregon
Bed and Breakfast - Oregon and Portland
Restaurants
Transportation
TV, Radio, Magazines, and Newspapers
TV
RADIO
MAGAZINES
NEWSPAPERS
Cam Sites
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Channel 6000 - Weather Cams Live shots of various locations in and around Portland.
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PittockCam Lovely Portland, Oregon as viewed from the city's Pittock Mansion.
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Tripcheck Oregon Department of Transportation cam that allows commuters to check commute routes.
Arts, Museums, Galleries, and Entertainment
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Arts for the Artists Portland-based non-profit organization made up of musicians, dancers and painters who create for a living—as well as parents, educators, businesspeople and friends of the arts dedicated to raising awareness and funding for arts education in tri-county schools.
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Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden for Children Ramona Quimby is the beloved young heroine of Beverly Cleary's whimsical books about growing up in Northeast Portland. She has been immortalized, along with Henry Huggins and Henry's dog Ribsy, in the Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden for Children in Portland's Grant Park (which is four blocks from the real Klickitat Street).
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Chinese Garden The Classical Chinese Garden Society, the City of Portland, the City of Suzhou, and the Classical Chinese Garden Trust have worked to build the largest Suzhou style garden outside of China. The garden opened to the public in September 2000.
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Farmers' Market in Portland Open on Saturdays and Wednesdays during the summer and fall.
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Oregon Historical Society Museum
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Oregon Live Entertainment via The Oregonian (state largest newspaper).
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Oregon Maritime Center and Museum
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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
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ORLO Italian for "on the brink" or "edge"- Orlo is a nonprofit organization using the creative arts to explore environmental themes.
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Oregon Zoo Located minutes from downtown. MAX, the light rail system, has a stop at the zoo.
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Portland Art Museum One of the better art collections - don't miss the museum on your visit. July 2001: The museum unveils the largest acquisition in its history, the collection of America's most influential art critic, Clement Greenberg.
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Portland Center for the Performing Arts The Portland Center for the Performing Arts is comprised of three main buildings:
- Keller Auditorium on SW 3rd between Market & Clay
- The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall (home of the Oregon Symphony) at SW Broadway at Main
- The New Theatre Building, containing the Dolores Winningstad Theatre, the Newmark Theatre, and the new Brunish Hall at SW Broadway at Main
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Portland Parks and Recreation
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Portland Saturday Market
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Rose Festival A traditional festival held in June - great parade.
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The Regional Arts and Culture Council Their events calendar tracks plays, art shows, dance, and concerts.
Film
Theatre
Music
Arboretums, Parks, and Gardens
Recreation
Outdoor Clubs and Conservation
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Audubon Society of Portland Very active organization with numerous trips and activities.
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Bergfreunde Downhill ski club.
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Columbia River Volkssport/Walking Club CRVC is a non-profit organization based in Portland, Oregon. CRVC organizes quality non-competitive walking events in scenic and historic areas.
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Cycle Oregon Cycle Oregon is an annual seven day bicycle tour that provides the opportunity to experience and explore rural Oregon. Each September 2,000 cyclists travel a different route on paved roads that open the door to the places and people that make Oregon special.
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GreenScene Newsletter Metro's publication about the region's natural areas, outdoor events and volunteer opportunities; printed and mailed quarterly
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Mazamas Oregon's famous climbing club. The Mazamas offer a variety of outdoor activities.
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Natural Conservancy of Oregon The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to preserve plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive.
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Oregon Department of Fish and Game Numerous education programs for every member of the family to include the kids and mom.
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Oregon Nordic Club Outdoor activities with emphasis on cross-country skiing.
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Oregon Shoreline Conservation Coalition Dedicated to the protection of Oregon's coastal environment and the public trust therein.
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The Trust for Public Land The Trust for Public Land is a national nonprofit working exclusively to protect land for human enjoyment and well-being.
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Willamette Pedestrian Coalition WPC is a non-profit community-based membership organization in the greater Portland area dedicated to promoting walking and making the conditions for walking safe and attractive.
Adult Sports
Professional Sports Team
Kids Resources
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Audubon Society of Portland This organization has excellent programs to include summer camps for kids.
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Kids Portland Weather Keys in on the weather in the Portland area. This site is good for all ages.
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Kids on the Block Awareness Program A Portland Oregon nonprofit educational organization, uses life-size puppets to help children learn to understand and accept differences in one another and to protect themselves in difficult situations
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Northwest Parent Connection A colorful and fun site that is structured around the Portland community. Includes parenting articles, resources, interactive forums, an activity guide, and more.
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Multnomah County Library Kids A good place to start with links to all kinds of activities and aids. We especially like their page called read to your baby.
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Oregon Kids Interesting and fun website for children of many ages to enjoy. Features games, surveys, homework help, links, and even has an section for parents.
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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) Make sure you see the grossology exhibit.
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Oregon Parent Information and Resource Center The Oregon Parent Information and Resource Center is a US Department of Education Parental Assistance Center. OPIRC's Web site includes research-based Hot Topics articles, links, a lending library of books, audio and video, training materials, and research reports, and contact information for the parent serving agencies across the state that are OPIRC sites.
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Oregon Partnership Provides many local resources for parents and youth.
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Oregon Zoo Located minutes from downtown. MAX, the light rail system, has a stop at the zoo.
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PBS for Kids PBS Kids Online has thousands of pages to explore with loads of learning fun. Just had to include this site even though we are suppose to address Portland-based resources. Try the "silly songs".
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Portland Children's Museum Located next to the Oregon Zoo.
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Portland Fire Women's NBA Team The team's page for kids.
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Portland Radio Guide for Kids Listings of radio programs for kids. Some of us are old enough to have grown up with radio (no TV) and listening to wonderful weekly shows.
Commerce and Economic Data
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FedStats The Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy. maintains this site to provide easy access to the full range of statistics and information produced by 70 government agencies. If you like numbers, you will love FedStats.
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Oregon District Export Council Promoting international trade in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
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Oregon Economic & Community Development Department The Oregon Economic and Community Development Department is a cabinet-level agency, reporting directly to the governor.
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Portland Development Commission A city of Portland agency. PDC has four major services: redevelopment area planning; develops housing, retail, office and other projects; neighborhood revitalization; business retention, expansion and recruitment.
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US Census State Data Center Among the best sources for state and local data available online.
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World Trade Center Portland An International Resource.
Businesswomen's Resources
Religion
DMOZ Links
Christian Churches
Baptist
Catholic
Episcopal
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Nondenominational
Other
Jewish
Buddhism
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Portland Shambhala Center - Portland - offers meditation instruction and practice in Vajrayana Buddhism and Shambhala training, as taught to western students by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche.
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Zen Commmunity of Oregon - Portland - practices sitting meditation, and is affiliated with the lineages of Maezumi Roshi (Soto) and Harada Roshi (Rinzai).
Islam
Newsgroups
Oregon Blogs
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AboutItAll has 30-plus blog writers from Oregon.
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Dr. Pat is one of the funniest guys in our city. Physician (geriatrician), musician, hunter, and a very dry sense of humor.
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EatonWeb Portal has a couple of things going for it. First, it has a "clean look" to it. Secondly, you can read a few words about the blogs before deciding to enter. This portal seems to catered to the more literate blog writers.
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ORblogs is a site devoted to keeping a list of links to weblogs written by people who live in the state of Oregon, USA. You can sort this one by where the bloggers reside (city) within Oregon.
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Portland Web is a favorite for geeks with lists of coffee shops and quaint places to hang out in Portland. Good design and easy to navigate.
Environmental Friendly
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Oregon Solutions is an online resource that provides tools for individuals interested in sustainability to connect with resources, organizations, agencies and other inspiring individuals who are putting progressive ideas into action.
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Portland Greenmap The free map allows people to make better choices in finding environmentally conscious places and things. More than 1,200 "green" features are identified in the Portland metro area. You can download the map as well as "Neighborhood Greenmaps" at the Greenmap Web site.
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Redirect ReDirect creates tools that promote the growth of businesses that promote socially responsible, environmentally wise, and healthy lifestyles.
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Sustainable Industries Journal The Pacific Northwest's first trade publication for sustainable industries. It explores "economic gain through environmental innovation."
Other
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Calendar of Events Includes cultural, sports, festivals, etc.
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City of Portland Official home page for the City of Portland.
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City Auditor Annual Review Report Annual Service Efforts and Accomplishments Report evaluates performance in the City's nine largest service areas.
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Elder Steps Senior transition and elder planning services.
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Hometown Oregonlive site with links to over 250 organizations in the Portland area - covers everything from A (Adventist Adoption) to Y (Yellow Bike Project). No Zs yet.
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Literary Arts A non-profit organization that promotes the importance of language as a means to express, explore and experience the world in which we live. If you're interest in poetry and books, they have many outstanding programs.
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Oregon Reference Sam' guide to everything you wanted to know about Portland and Oregon.
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Northwest Parent Connection Site for planning children's activities.
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Portland Area Library System - PORTALS Portland Oregon Area Library System.
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Portland Planning History Ernie Bonner, who served as Portland's planning director under Mayor Neil Goldschmidt in the 70s, created this website. It full of history and interesting interviews.
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World Affairs Council of Oregon The World Affairs Council is a non-profit educational organization whose purpose is to broaden public understanding of world affairs. on international affairs
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