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Every time I turn on the radio looking for some positive and interesting conversations that I could listen while I have my breakfast, the only thing I hear is talks about low income housing or homeless population. Why do you always discuss these issues? Isn't there anything worthwhile to discuss? Is there anything more interesting and more exciting going on?

How about making Portland downtown a better place to live?

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