If Sarah Iannarone gets elected to be Portland’s next mayor our streets will probably look and feel a lot different. A strong transportation reform activist who gets around via e-bike and sits on the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s bicycle and budget advisory committees, Iannarone would very likely oversee PBOT if given the opportunity. That might … Read more
As Portland settles into life during a public health crisis, local businesses, organizations, and community leaders continue to step up and adapt. Here’s a roundup of local coronavirus-related news… North St. Bags Makes the Switch Portland-based bag maker North St. Bags has joined the list of local companies making personal protective equipment. The company has … Read more
“If we offend a few folks along the way, I guess that’s the cost of activism.”— Eva Frazier, Clever Cycles Sarah Iannarone is a serious challenger to incumbent Mayor Ted Wheeler. After coming out of nowhere to nab 12% of the vote in her first try at the mayor’s office in 2016, her campaign has … Read more
Portland mayoral candidate Sarah Iannarone is no stranger to bold ideas. She spent years working at Portland State University leading educational tours for visiting leaders that focused on our city’s legacy of transformative urban planning decisions. Now, as Iannarone campaigns to unseat Mayor Ted Wheeler, she’s unveiled a “Climate Justice” policy plan that would be … Read more
Urbanism expert, community organizer, e-biker.
An event next Tuesday will take over a street just yards from where Friday’s tragedy occurred.
Katz knew quality of life in a city was directly related to the quality of its neighborhoods.
Ted Wheeler will lead Portland, and he’ll have some new money to play with too.
The race is coming down to the wire.
The group has endorsed Sarah Iannarone, Steve Novick, Mel Rader, Jessica Vega Pederson and others.
No candidate for mayor is thinking bigger than Sarah Iannarone.
“She has the bold vision to move the city from it’s current state of resting on laurels.”