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Andrew Jankowski

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As seen in: Flipboard, Eater Portland, The Stranger, Willamette Week, Portland Mercury, PUNCH, Portland Monthly (Oregon), Law & Liberty, Street Roots, Culpeper Star-Exponent and
former Willamette Week A&C Editor. Freelanced: Portland Mercury, Portland Monthly, Eater PDX, Portland Press Corps and more. he/they. jail July 2020.
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Portland’s Best Fire Hydrants

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By Andrew Jankowski
| Willamette Week Verified
Portland’s best fire hydrants won’t be useful in a fire. Instead, they brighten up the city’s newest public space and spark online discourse among fans of Rose City ragebait. Darcelle XV Plaza (800 SW Harvey Milk St., portland.gov/parks/darcelle-xv-plaza) opened June 18 after two years of construction renovating the structurally unsound O’Bryant Square (fka Paranoid Park).
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Where to Celebrate Portland Pride in 2026

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By Andrew Jankowski
| Willamette Week Verified
Most of the country celebrates Pride in June. Portland does it in July—think of it as a booster pack. Party planners, theater producers, musicians and other entertainers lift the spirits of Portland’s queer community to season highs with discos, drag shows, sports games and, of course, the downtown parade and Waterfront Park festival. Here are just a few of the ways to show your pride and uplift the queer community this Pride season. There’s safety in numbers, and more fun to be had together.
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Bombshell Transformations Specializes in Trans Glow Ups

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By Andrew Jankowski
| Willamette Week Verified
On a sunny Wednesday morning, Molly is in with her regular hairstylist, Colleen “Bettie” Sheffler, for a touch-up, her hair rippling in choppy dark waves. Molly found the salon, Bombshell Transformations, soon after moving to the Kenton neighborhood from California two years ago, and has been coming back faithfully ever since. “Hair is a big thing, especially for trans women,” Molly says. “I’d never been to a proper salon before, to be honest.
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