Published on: 10/19/2026
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Imagine you are on a neighborhood stroll, running an errand or maybe catching a breath of fresh autumn air, when you notice a pattern: many of the curbs on your streets have no ramps, (“Who should decide how Portland spends $16 million a year? Voters will weigh in,” Sept. 23). There are steep dips and broken sidewalks, making it difficult for anyone with wheels to navigate. At your neighborhood park there isn’t a bench in sight. You walk past a community music center struggling to fund for a new home for classes, workshops and other community activities and events.
News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2026/10/readers-respond-participatory-budgeting-delivers-better-neighborhoods.html
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