Oregon's biggest city has 'long way to go' repairing its rep
An anti-fascist protester swings a baton as members of the far-right Proud Boys advance during clashes between the politically opposed groups on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2021, in Portland, Ore. The city's leaders were told this week that Portland's "badly damaged" reputation – marked by months of destructive protests – continues to hurt the standing of Oregon's largest city in the eyes of potential visitors. (AP Photo/Alex Milan Tracy, File)
By SARA CLINE
Associated Press/Report for America
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland’s “badly damaged” reputation – marked by months of destructive protests, a homeless crisis and record year of homicides – is hurting the standing of Oregon’s largest city, according to the city's main tourism promoter...
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