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Portland Mayor Mark Dion

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Portland Mayor Mark Dion
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Mayor Mark Dion discussed the City of Portland’s progress and challenges. He highlighted the Live Nation Music Hall project, which faces a 750-foot buffer zone proposal that could halt construction. Dion also addressed the city’s response to potential ICE presence, noting efforts to support affected families and maintain police distance from ICE activities.

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