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Free diapers and baby supplies are made available to young families impacted by COVID-19 with the help of Jane Stockbridge, one of the interns working at the Mother and Child Education Center, 1515 N.E. 41st Ave., a home that was converted into a free resource center for pregnant moms and mothers. It is one of four Northeast Portland organizations receiving donations of over 2,000 diapers and baby supplies to be distributed to families impacted by COVID-19, the wildfires and economic hardships.

Free diapers and baby supplies are made available to young families impacted by COVID-19 with the help of Jane Stockbridge, one of the interns working ...

Published on December 1, 2020
A health care worker wears protective clothing to test people at a COVID-19 testing site east of Portland. (Photo courtesy of Multnomah County)

A health care worker wears protective clothing to test people at a COVID-19 testing site east of Portland. (Photo courtesy of Multnomah County)

Published on November 30, 2020
Restaurants, food carts and benevolent groups in Multnomah County can apply for small business grants to offset the cost of restrictions from COVID-19. A photo from AP earlier in the year shows seating restrictions to control the disease taken at a Tigard Red Robin restaurant.

Restaurants, food carts and benevolent groups in Multnomah County can apply for small business grants to offset the cost of restrictions from COVID-19. A photo ...

Published on November 30, 2020
Sharon Gary-Smith

Sharon Gary-Smith

Published on November 24, 2020
A fire of unknown origin on Monday did damage to Reo’s Ribs, a Black-owned restaurant in northeast Portland, the second fire to hit the business since 2017. (Photo from Facebook page)

A fire of unknown origin on Monday did damage to Reo’s Ribs, a Black-owned restaurant in northeast Portland, the second fire to hit the business ...

Published on November 24, 2020
Anthony Deloney of Self Enhancement Inc., demonstrates the saliva test, which is an alternative to the standard nasopharyngeal test for the novel coronavirus. (Photo by Erik Robinson/OHSU)

Anthony Deloney of Self Enhancement Inc., demonstrates the saliva test, which is an alternative to the standard nasopharyngeal test for the novel coronavirus. (Photo by ...

Published on November 23, 2020
Dr. Guang Fan of OHSU demonstrates a specialized tube designed to collect saliva to Anthony Deloney, director of strategic initiatives for Self Enhancement Inc. OHSU and SEI are collaborating on a pilot COVID-19 study that combines wastewater screening with voluntary saliva testing of residents within four distinct Portland neighborhoods. (Photo by Erik Robinson/OHSU)

Dr. Guang Fan of OHSU demonstrates a specialized tube designed to collect saliva to Anthony Deloney, director of strategic initiatives for Self Enhancement Inc. OHSU ...

Published on November 23, 2020
The People’s Observer was an African American publication in Portland in 1944, led by William H. McClendon, a prominent member of Portland’s civil rights community. Although McClendon was not involved, the Portland Observer today traces its roots to McClendon’s original publication.

The People’s Observer was an African American publication in Portland in 1944, led by William H. McClendon, a prominent member of Portland’s civil rights community. ...

Published on November 18, 2020
The Portland Observer, born in 1970, traces its beginnings to a need to cover issues from the African American community’s perspective. Photos show some of the turmoil the community was facing at the time, as two young African American men get arrested by white police officers while surrounded by a crowd (left) and Sandra Ford as a founder of Portland's Black Panther Party pickets in support of repressed peoples at the U.S. Courthouse, downtown. (Oregon Historical Society photos)

The Portland Observer, born in 1970, traces its beginnings to a need to cover issues from the African American community’s perspective. Photos show some of ...

Published on November 18, 2020
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown attends a news conference Tuesday, Nov. 10 to warn about capacity challenges facing hospitals as COVID-19 case counts continue to spike in the state. Oregon tallied 1,122 new confirmed or presumptive cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, shattering its previous record as the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly statewide. Four new deaths were also reported. (AP photo)

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown attends a news conference Tuesday, Nov. 10 to warn about capacity challenges facing hospitals as COVID-19 case counts continue to spike ...

Published on November 12, 2020
Dr. Thomas Mason Boothe

Dr. Thomas Mason Boothe

Published on November 11, 2020
Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden and his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., pass each other as Harris moves to the podium to speak during a campaign event Aug. 12 in Wilmington, Del. (AP photo)

Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden and his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., pass each other as Harris moves to the podium ...

Published on November 7, 2020
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris last fall during the 2020 primary. Harris became the first Black woman vice president of the United States Saturday when AP declared her and President-Elect Joe Biden the winners of the November General Election.

U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris last fall during the 2020 primary. Harris became the first Black woman vice president of the United States Saturday when AP ...

Published on November 7, 2020
As a Democratic presidential candidate on June 11, 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden smiles while speaking during a panel discussion on the economy. Biden has been declared the winner of the 2020 presidential campaign by the Associated Press and will become the 46th president of the United States on Jan. 20. (AP archive photo)

As a Democratic presidential candidate on June 11, 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden smiles while speaking during a panel discussion on the economy. Biden ...

Published on November 7, 2020
Police arrest a protester in Portland Wednesday night on an evening when clashes and vandalism broke out during marches for justice and demands for the counting of votes in the presidential election, one day after the Nov. 4 vote. (AP photo)

Police arrest a protester in Portland Wednesday night on an evening when clashes and vandalism broke out during marches for justice and demands for the ...

Published on November 5, 2020
“People need to know how unfair our current system is to people of color,” says Bobby Byrd, a Yes on 110 campaign organizer who testified to the measure’s racial and ethnic impacts. Oregon voters passed Measure 110 in Tuesday’s General Election.

“People need to know how unfair our current system is to people of color,” says Bobby Byrd, a Yes on 110 campaign organizer who testified ...

Published on November 4, 2020
Travis Stovall, a long-time Gresham resident, small business owner and community leader, appears to have narrowly secured election as Mayor of Gresham in Tuesday's General Election, a historic first for the Portland area.

Travis Stovall, a long-time Gresham resident, small business owner and community leader, appears to have narrowly secured election as Mayor of Gresham in Tuesday's General ...

Published on November 4, 2020
Home to Portland’s historic African American community, Jefferson High School, will be completely modernized under a new bond levy that was easily passed by Portland Public Schools voters in Tuesday’s General Election.

Home to Portland’s historic African American community, Jefferson High School, will be completely modernized under a new bond levy that was easily passed by Portland ...

Published on November 4, 2020
Federal Homeland Security officers use chemical weapons against protesters in Portland last August. A judge on Monday imposed restrictions to prohibit crowd control enforcement by federal police to more than one block from the U.S. Courthouse, downtown. (AP photo)

Federal Homeland Security officers use chemical weapons against protesters in Portland last August. A judge on Monday imposed restrictions to prohibit crowd control enforcement by ...

Published on November 3, 2020
The Kinney family is pictured outside the home they were evicted from this summer on North Mississippi Avenue. The family is appealing to get the home back, claiming a sophisticated mortgage scam and foreclosure was triggered by fraud and deceit.

The Kinney family is pictured outside the home they were evicted from this summer on North Mississippi Avenue. The family is appealing to get the ...

Published on November 3, 2020

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