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Extra, Extra: Occupy Portland Leaves Encampment After Declaring Victory
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 13, 2011
Modified Nov 13, 2011
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 13, 2011
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- Having declared victory, thousands of Occupy Portland protesters have left their encampments after police threatened to start arresting them.
- The city spent $17 million on last week's election, even though no one showed up.
- LeBron James allegedly said Jews suck at basketball, which raises the question: "Who is the Sandy Koufax of basketball?"
- Mistress in bitter estate battle with the 85-year-old widow of millionaire Mercedes dealer.
- A NY Times reporter goes INSIDE Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
- On the eve of him leaving Live! With Regis and Kelly, the Post has a feature on Regis Philbin, "a Catholic boy from The Bronx."
- Prospect Park Lake is allegedly filled with cyanobacteria, which is "threatening the shoreline of the 60-acre lake like a B-movie blob."
- All the latest research on Catvertising.
- If you've been on a cruise, you may have cancer.
- And finally, this pug really hates the iPhone (or really loves The Office).
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