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Back to EpisodesThe Police Reform Debate, Shelter Plan Backlash, and the Lloyd Center's Post-Capitalist Era
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A death in police custody has reignited the debate over reform. Community members are speaking out against new overnight shelters. And the Lloyd Center's found new life as a kind of post-capitalist creative utopia. Joining executive producer John Notarianni on this week’s Friday news roundup are KBOO news director Althea Billings and Stumptown Savings founder Bryan M. Vance.
Discussed in this week's episode:
- Portland Police Union Criticizes City Leaders for ‘False Binary’ Between Police and Portland Street Response [OPB]
- Portland Will Open Its Third Overnight Shelter Next Week. Here’s What Guests Will Actually Get [Oregonian]
- Portland Mayor Wilson’s Shelter Plan Received With Skepticism at Neighborhood Forum [OPB]
- 5 ways a 65-Year-Old Mall Has Become Portland’s Coolest Hangout Spot, for Now [Oregonian]
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