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Zachary Dundas

Portland
As seen in: Wildsam, HuffPost, The Guardian, Flipboard, Salon, Observer, Deseret News, Food & Wine, VinePair, Willamette Week, Monocle and
Editor-in-chief at Portland Monthly // Author of The Great Detective, a book about Sherlock Holmes from HMH, and The Renegade Sportsman // MT + PDX
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Grounded RV: The Spark of Inspiration

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By Kraig Becker Verified, Zachary Dundas
| Wildsam Magazine
Have a question about all things RV or have a great idea? Share it here.
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Elliott Smith (1969-2003)

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By Taylor Clark, Zachary Dundas, John Graham
| Willamette Week Verified
On Oct. 21, 2003, Elliott Smith died in Los Angeles. The following Wednesday, WW published a cover package that attempted to make sense of losing Portland’s defining musical icon. Twenty years later, what stands out in the coverage is both the rawness of the wound Smith left in those who loved him, and the enduring power of his songwriting as a key to unlocking the soul of this city. These stories first ran in the Oct. 29, 2003, edition of WW. A city is lucky to have a musical icon.
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Attack of the $3 Tomato

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By Zachary Dundas
| Willamette Week Verified
This story first appeared in the Aug. 17, 2005 edition of WW. Last week, the meat counter at New Seasons Market on Southeast Division Street—as good a place as any to observe Portland’s organic-shopping, local-arugula-worshipping foodies in their native habitat-offered juicy-looking steak...for $13.99 a pound.
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