May 2008 -- Past Issues

May 2008

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The Hidden Coast

Leave the tourist traps for the Winnebago set and explore The Hidden Coast. Follow our mile-by-mile guide to those wonders of the Oregon Coast that can be found only off the beaten path. Whether you’re in search of a secluded beach, an unbeatable bowl of clam chowder, or a tide pool full of starts, we’ve got the inside take on 34 secret spots.

Project Me

The totally unregulated business of life coaching wants you to leave your past behind and barrel into the future as an ever-perfectible you.

By Nancy Rommelmann

A Garden in the Forest

This garden is lush with more than 2,000 species of plants, including exotic specimens from around the world.

By Emily Chenoweth

Savvy Sexy Single

A three-step guide to getting exactly what you want.

By Stacey Wilson

Departments

Cornershop

Boat Show

By Jill Spitznass

Back Talk

Party Animal

By Stacey Wilson

Bottom Line

Pushing Daisies

By Tom Colligan

Soap Box

I’m a Loser, Baby.

By Kasey Cordell

P-town Diary

Age of Innocence

By Stacy Bolt

Savor

Go Savory

By Ashley Griffin

Pour

Glass Precision

By Tom Colligan

Weekend Warrior

Best in Show

By Jill Davis

Trail of the Month

Kelley Point Park

By Randy Gragg

Restaurant Review

Braving the Elements

By Camas Davis

Greenroom

Going for Baroque

By Brett Campbell

Best of Portland

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EAT BEAT

2012 Chef in the Market Lineup
This year’s summer series of free cooking demonstrations at the PSU Portland Farmers’ Market features dozens of Portland’s top chefs.

BAR PILOT

Will Lawsuit Stem Suds Sales?
Beer at food carts continues to fuel unrest

CULTUREPHILE: PORTLAND ARTS

Video Interview with Visionary Sculptor/Filmmaker John Frame
The California sculptor comes to town on Monday to talk about creating his fantastical exhibition at the Portland Art Museum, which closes May 28.