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  • Supporters and protesters alike line the street in a farewell to President George W. Bush who made a campaign stop at Southridge High School in Beaverton. the unhappy ones jeered and shouted insults, others flipped him off with the bird."
    Politics7
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response. A smaller group attempted to move up the I-5 on ramp but were disperced with pepper spray, vehicles and a show of force.
    Politics40.TIF
  • May Day protest marchers move through the streets of Portland, an American flag waving in the breeze.
    Portland-May-Day-March
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response. Protestors are treated with milk to the eyes after being pepper sprayed in the face by Portland Police near the I-5 on ramp.
    Portland-Bush-Protest-Help
  • A protester is treated by another with a milky mixture which helps take the sting out of pepper spray. Portland Police sprayed a crowd gathered on the sidewalk at Washington and 3rd, an estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Triage4
  • A protester is treated by another with a milky mixture which helps take the sting out of pepper spray. Portland Police sprayed a crowd gathered on the sidewalk at Washington and 3rd. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Triage3
  • Portland Police pepper-spray protesters who were crowded on the sidewalk at the intersection of Washington and 3rd. The group was shouting out for the police not to arrest another protester when the officers let loose.  An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Spray3
  • Protesters  begin their  lengthy sit down at the intersection of Burnside and  2nd Thursday which lasted well into the night. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Sit-In
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response. Keri Rose, a Lewis and Clark College student, prays for peace as Portland riot officers move the crowd off the bridge.
    Bush-Protest-Prayer
  • Reflected in the shield of a Portland Police motorcycle officer, protestors take to the streets about the Federal Courthouse to show their displeasure of the visit of U.S. Attorney John Ashcroft.
    Bush-Protest-Officer1
  • Protesters shout out anti-war, anti-government remarks while burning flags at the intersection of W. Burnside and 2nd Ave. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Flag-Burning3
  • Protesters shout out anti-war, anti-government remarks while burning flags at the intersection of W. Burnside and 2nd Ave. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Flag-Burning2
  • Protesters shout out anti-war, anti-government remarks while burning flags at the intersection of W. Burnside and 2nd Ave. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Politics20
  • Protestors take to the streets about the Federal Courthouse to show their feelings on the visit of U.S. Attorney John Ashcroft. Here the only pro-government supporter yells out insults to those he is opposing.
    Politics19
  • The Grim Reaper has his scythe confiscated by Portland Police as a safety concern. He was one of many protestors take to the streets about the Federal Courthouse to show their displeasure of the visit of U.S. Attorney John Ashcroft.
    Grim-Reaper-Seized
  • A protester weeps after seeing flags have been burned by others  at the intersection of W. Burnside and 2nd Ave. An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march.
    Bush-Protest-Flag-Burning4
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response.
    Bush-Protest-Face-Off3
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response.
    Bush-Protest-Face-Off2
  • An estimated 40,000 took to the streets of downtown Portland Saturday for an anti-war protest and march. A large contingent took control of the Morrison Bridge for about an hour halting traffic and prompting a police response. A smaller group attempted to move up the I-5 on ramp but were dispersed with pepper spray, vehicles and a show of force.
    Police Pepper Spray Protester In Por..egon
  • Camp Dignity residents set out down SE Water Ave. making for a new home across the river in Portland. They have had many of these "shopping cart parades" as of late and are now on a piece of ODOT land under the Fremont Bridge. As always they are led by double-amputee John Resse.
    Camp-Dignity-March
  • May Day protesters in Portland take issue with corporate fast food franchises and show their displeasure.
    Portland-May-Day-Displeasure
  • Participants interact during a May Day parade through downtown Portland, some wearing strange costumes and pushing their own agendas.
    Portland-May-Day-Character
  • A protester drags an American flag wrapped about his shoe during a May Day parade through downtown Portland.
    Portland-May-Day-Flag-Drag
  • Many costumed participants dance around a May pole in the North Park Blocks of Portland as May Day march festivities get under way.
    Portland-May-Day-Celebration
  • Riot police begin to assemble along the motorcade route just before the arrival of President George W. Bush. He made a campaign stop at Southridge High School in Beaverton....
    Portland-Bush-Protest-Kid
  • A protester lights a cigarette off a burning American flag set afire in anger. President George W. Bush comes to Portland for a ($2,000 a plate) campaign fundraising lunch held at the University of Portland's Chiles Center.
    Portland-Bush-Protest-Cigarette-Light
  • A Church rally for Kendra James with local ministers and community members is conducted for all who wished to voice their concerns related to her killing. Ministers were invited to the pulpit at the finish to sing and show unity at the Christ Memorial Church of God in Christ Church.
    Politics35
  • Protestors in Portland show their displeasure with President George W. Bush as his motorcade makes its way to the downtown Hilton.
    Bush-Protest-Yell
  • The last protestors continue standing strong against Portland riot police at the intersection of Taylor and SW 5th Ave.  A visit by President George W. Bush sparked a backlash of anger about his politics and a serious clash with authorities.
    Bush-Protest-Standing-Strong
  • Riot Police spray the crowd with pepper spray and then forcibly move them back to the corner of SW 5th and Taylor with the further deployment of  pepper balls, rubber bullets and bean bag rounds.They were protesting a visit by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Spray2
  • A peaceful protestor in Portland attempts to keep riot police from moving foreward, thus inciting the crowd. A visit by President George W. Bush sparked a backlash of anger about his politics.
    Bush-Protest-Peace2
  • Riot Police asnd protestors come together on Taylor between SW 5th and 6th Avenues just prior to things getting out of control. They were protesting a visit to Portland by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Overhead
  • Protester Kendra Lloyd-Knox (right) is physically quieted by a supporter who could not take the banter any longer. Police took the woman from the angry crowd who demanded her arrest but she was soon released and escorted out of the area. Tempers flared occasionally as President George W. Bush makes a campaign stop at Southridge High School in Beaverton.
    Politics38
  • A protester is driven into the ground and arrested after a crowd began to become unruly. They were protesting a visit to Portland by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Arrest2
  • Tree sitter Jill (no last name given) with the Cascadia Forest Alliance, relaxes above the protest crowd in a perch above the Park Blocks. She was part of May Day protests and made her opinion known about President George W. Bush.
    Portland-May-Day-Tree-Sitter
  • A May Day protester with American flag joins a parade through downtown Portland, Oregon. This yearly event brings out all types of individuals with many points of thought.
    Portland-May-Day-Mohawk
  • Following a May Day protest march in Portland, a group of revelers descend on the Park Blocks to continue making noise, playing music and spitting fire.
    Portland-May-Day-Fire
  • Protesters march arm-in-arm towards a police line set up at Lombard and Stanford. President George W. Bush came to Portland for a ($2,000 a plate) campaign fundraising lunch held at the University of Portland's Chiles Center.
    Bush-Protest-United
  • Protestors who were sprayed in the face with pepper spray by riot police are tended to at the intersection of SW 5th and Taylor. They were protesting a visit to Portland by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Triage
  • Riot police unload pepper spray on Portland protestors who had pushed up to barricades on Taylor between 5th and 6th Avenues. They were protesting a visit by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Spray
  • A peaceful protestor in Portland attempts to keep riot police from moving foreward, thus inciting the crowd. A visit by President George W. Bush sparked a backlash of anger about his politics.
    Bush-Protest-Peace
  • A Portland riot police officer watches protestors on Broadway. A visit by President George W. Bush sparked a backlash of anger about his politics.
    Bush-Protest-Officer2
  • Portland riot police stand their ground as they block the end of the Morrison Bridge from anti-war protesters ho had vered off from their designed parade route in an effort to disrupt traffic.
    Bush-Protest-Dove
  • Sally Streeter carries a large tinfoil peace sign as members of the Portland Peaceful Response Coalition gather for their weekly war protest about the downtown area.
    Anti-War-Portland
  • Metro Motorcycle Officers are joined by those from other area departments as they lead the body of slain Metro Officer Igor Soldo to the Palm Mortuary for funeral services in Las Vegas, Nevada.
    Motorcycle Officers Procession201406...JPG
  • Protestors who were sprayed in the face with pepper spray by riot police are tended to at the intersection of SW 5th and Taylor. They were protesting a visit to Portland by President George W. Bush.
    Bush-Protest-Triage2
  • Protester Joe 'Doc' Huston makes his points know to all who came out to support President George W. Bush who made a campaign stop at Southridge High School in Beaverton. His sign used also as a megaphone reads "Your War, Our Loved Ones."
    Bush-Protest-Shout
  • Portland Riot Police spray the crowd with pepper spray and then forcibly move them back to the corner of SW 5th and Taylor with the further deployment of pepper balls, rubber bullets and bean bag rounds.
    Bush-Protest-Peppered2
  • Riot Police in Portland spray the crowd with pepper spray and then attempt to forcibly move them back to the corner of SW 5th and Taylor. A man in a motorized chair (bottom left) was to attend the President Bush event and was confused by the crowd as protesting. Riot police circled him and then continued with the further deployment of  pepper balls, rubber bullets and bean bag rounds.
    Bush-Protest-Peppered
  • A leader in the protest movement for the "Black Guard" coordinates their next move. President George Bush comes to Portland for a campaign fundraiser lunch ($2000 a plate) held at the Chiles Center on the University of Portland Campus.  Protesters greet the president outside the Chiles Center.
    Bush-Protest-Covered
  • Nightlife can be quite interesting within the French Quarter of New Orleans as many balconies overlooking Bourbon Street become colorful party places.
    Bourbon Street Red
  • Kevin Daggett gets vertical against a house he is helping to move around a tight turn as part of a team with Emmert International. The 2-mile move took four hours and some serious manipulation along tight streets and sharp turns.
    Moving A House Through Tight Turns
  • Kids are anxious to determine which snail has crossed the outer perimeter finish line during a snail race as part of the Sellwood Neighborhood garden party on their street.
    Snail's Pace Race
  • Homeless couple Dan Orozco and Jenette Solis comfort each other while trying to navigate the Portland housing network. They have taken up temporary residence in a room at the Budget Motel on Interstate Avenue though funds are beginning to run low and they'll be on the street again by the end of the week. ..
    Homeless Not Loveless
  • Street musicians continue to entertain as tourism returns to New Orleans and the virtually undamaged French Quarter. High water from Hurricane Katrina avoided the historic district while devastating other parts of the city.
    New_Orleans_Musician.JPG
  • CeCe takes her lasat smoke as a "free woman" while waiting for her groom Crazy to return with their minister. They have their homeless street wedding amongst friends at the Salmon Springs Fountain in Portland..
    Homeless Bride Smokes
  • Pedestrians make their way through a commons area at PSU and along side of the new street car tracks.
    Pictorials109.TIF
  • Nightlife can be quite interesting within the French Quarter of New Orleans as many balconies overlooking Bourbon Street become party places.
    Pictorials105.TIF
  • May 21,  2004 -Street musician Jayson Dean can still play pretty well on his 2-string banjo as he sits across from Pioneer Square playing for cash.....KEYWORDS: music, downtown
    Pictorials81.TIF
  • Artist Caitlyn Saville paints a wall at Life Cube,  a 24-by-24-foot wooden cube off Fremont Street between 9th and 10th streets being painted on by numerous artists Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014.  Once finished thousands of wishes and desires contributed by the public will be placed into the cube then burned.  L.E. Baskow
    Photo_Essay_Three2.JPG
  • Thousands gather along Freemont Street for the start of the The Las Vegas Great Santa Run on saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.  Photo by L.E. Baskow
    News_Baskow6.JPG
  • The wind blows a tree hard reflected in a city bus stopped at the intersection of S. Main Street and W. Wyoming Ave. in Las Vegas on Monday, Oct. 28, 2013. L.E. Baskow
    102813_Sun_Wind_Art_LE2.jpg
  • An NYPD officer and his canine keep watch over Wall Street in Manhattan as trading gets under way again under tighter security. .
    Best9-11NewYork38.JPG
  • Residents from buildings just two blocks from the World Trade Center were allowed by police to return home for the first time on 9/16/01. They removed belongings moving up Albany street and out of the controlled area.
    Attack Residents Haul Possessions Out
  • Residents from buildings just two blocks from the World Trade Center were allowed by police to return home for the first time on 9/16/01. They removed belongings moving up Albany street and out of the controlled area.
    Disaster Residents Gather Possessions
  • A funny sign posted in the men's room at the Clinton Street Pub. They report no change in business since the Jan. 1 law to ban smoking in bars took effect. The differences are cigarette sales are down and patrons who now go outside to smoke, in large numbers, leave tons of litter from their butts that the staff have to sweep up. ..
    UrinalWarning.JPG
  • Rev. Ray Fricks and his son peer between a torn canvas of Jesus found in the trash next door. He a street minister bent on saving kids from the life he led before finding God.
    MidWest39.jpg
  • Street musician Jayson Dean can still play pretty well on his 2-string banjo as he sits across from Pioneer Square playing for cash...
    Banjo Player
  • Mercedes Gonzalez, Hannah Berkowitz, Anne Dryad, Pam Norris, and Evelyn Kochanowski encompass "Reclaiming Delight," a group of 50-something women who perform Guerilla street theater.
    Reclaiming-Delight-Performs1.jpg
  • November 13, 2003 -Central City Concern client John Prentice takes in some practice at Michele's Pianos. An accomplished musician, the management there allows him to play on a very expensive and finely crafted Bosendorfer Model 290 Imperial....KEYWORDS:   homeless, rehab, street
    Homeless-Pianist.jpg
  • Nightlife can be quite interesting within the French Quarter of New Orleans as many balconies overlooking Bourbon Street become party places.
    NewOrleans-Red-Balcony1.TIF
  • Street musicians continue to entertain as tourism returns to New Orleans and the virtually undamaged French Quarter. High water from Hurricane Katrina avoided the historic district while devastating other parts of the city.
    NewOrleans-Musician1.TIF
  • Jack Wolfinger waits on the street at Morrison and 5th as the MAX moves on past.
    Portraits-People81.TIF
  • Rev. Ray Fricks and his son peer between a torn canvas of Jesus found in the trash next door. He a street minister bent on saving kids from the life he led before finding God.
    Portraits-People11.TIF
  • "Lightnin" Ray Lampkin gets some encouragement on the speedbag from is former manager Mike Morton while playing around at the Knott Street Boxing Club. Ray came to spend some time working in the ring with his step son Marcus Pernell, a promising light heavyweight boxer.
    SportsFeature8.TIF
  • Paul Allen looks on in fondness as Clyde Drexler shows off the new road sign presented to him which will hang on the street beside the Rose Garden. Many fans and former players came out to assist him in retiring his jersey.
    SportsFeature4.TIF
  • Street musician Jayson Dean can still play pretty well on his 2-string banjo as he sits across from Pioneer Square playing for cash...
    Features68.TIF
  • Malysa "Shorty" Olivas and Michael "Muffin" Runkles team up to remove a teddy bear from the arms of the Theodore Roosevelt statue within the Park Blocks. The former Portland street kids still have an edge and like to joke around a lot..
    Features92.TIF
  • A street person puts on a little makeup while tending to her her two carts in downtown Portland.
    Cart Lady Checks Lipstick
  • A line of homeless people attempt to stay warm on a very cold day while camped out along Front Street near the Steel Bridge in Portland....
    General News176.TIF
  • Street labor hopefuls wait for employers at Ankeny and 6th and Grand and I-84 and without bathroom facilities squeeze between a fence to use an empty lot...
    General News171.TIF
  • Nathan and his wife enjoy a spontaneous street performance by Pedro while they solicit passers-by for money. Many like Nathan have regular spots they like to sit, here they are outside of Pioneer Place at the MAX station.
    General News49.TIF
  • Traffic through the intersection of SE Powell and 82nd is steady even into the evening hours, the street becoming one of the busiest in the city.
    General News29.TIF
  • Chris Radcliffe and his wife Marci Macfarlane are overlook residents who initiated developing the Pittman Addition Hydropark, a brand new community space on a small piece of empty water bureau property just north of Going Street. This artistic piece called "Converse Park" makes its way up a nearby power pole...
    Pictorials97.TIF
  • The North Prescott Street Max station in Portland features a rainwater filtration demonstration sculpture by Brian Borrello with references to the nearby Swan Island shipyards. The new Interstate Avenue Max line will feature pieces by many regional artists that reflect the Northwest.
    Pictorials74.TIF
  • Residents from buildings just two blocks from the World Trade Center were allowed by police to return home for the first time on 9/16/01. They removed belongings moving up Albany street and out of the controlled area.
    Attack Workers Rescue Computers
  • Street musician Jayson Dean can still play pretty well on his 2-string banjo as he sits across from Pioneer Square playing for cash...
    Banjo Player Smokes
  • A customer gets a haircut at the Roseway Barber Shop while across the street Bob Kane changes the sign at the Roseway Theater.  Residents from the Roseway neighborhood conducted their own city planning process which they hope will make their area more pedestrian friendly.
    Barber-Shop-Movie1.jpg
  • Music within the Maison Bourbon club on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter spills out the open doors into the night. Nightlife can be quite interesting in New Orleans as tourists have returned to party.
    NewOrleans-Maison-Jazz1.TIF
  • Life continues at its leisurely pace in the sleepy little town of Mani, Yucatan, as two women walk along a sunny street with umbrellas.
    Mani-Ladies-Walk1.TIF
  • Evelyn Kochanowski and Hannah Berkowitz of "Reclaiming Delight,"  a group of 50-something women who perform guerilla street theater.
    Portraits-People72.TIF
  • Jack Wolfinger waits at a light on the street in downtown Portland as the MAX moves on past. A promising basketball player, he let distractions take him away from the game. he's now working hard to get back his game.
    SportsFeature31.TIF
  • Street musician Jayson Dean can still play pretty well on his 2-string banjo as he sits across from Pioneer Square playing for cash...
    Features69.TIF
  • A happy kid runs up Sherrett Street after school closures were announced. Snow blankets the Portland metro area and beyond making a winter wonderland but forcing school closures and terrible traffic problems.....
    Features91.TIF
  • Tanner Benson, 13, enjoys splashing through the water- filled potholes along his street on SE 128th Ave. just south of Foster Road in Portland.
    Potholes and Puddles Abound
  • Portland Police detective Dave Schlegal is propositioned by known prostitute Linda Hernandez as he and other officers conduct a prostitution sting about NW 18th Avenue and Davis Street. She was soon arrested....
    General News215.TIF
  • The market bustles along the main street in Playa Grande, one of the larger towns in the Ixcan. All residents are welcome to attend the Amigos eye care clinics which are scheduled this week.
    EyeglassTravels65.JPG
  • The main street in Playa Grande bustles and crowds flock to the marketplace in one of the larger towns of the Ixcan. All residents are welcome to attend the Amigos eye care clinics which are scheduled this week.
    EyeglassTravels47.JPG
  • Fissure 8 illuminates the night sky above Leilani Estates at Luana Street due to chemicals emitted during the Kilauea Volcano eruption on Wednesday, June 6, 2018, in Pahoa, Hawaii.
    Kilauea_Eruption_115.JPG
  • The street is swept as building continues on Toll Brothers homes during the Super Saturday at Inspirada on Saturday, October 4, 2014. L.E. Baskow
    20141004_Sun_Inspirada_Event_LE7.JPG
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