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Henry Latourette Miller

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Henry Latourette Miller is a writer and urbanist with a master's in urban and regional planning from Portland State University. He has reported on issues tied to equity and sustainability since 2012 and currently covers how transportation policies impact those subjects.

Articles by Henry Latourett...

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    A lone chair sits on a path in Forest Park. Evidence of people living in the park is strewn about.

    Is Forest Park a fire hazard?

    Some houseless campers remained in Forest Park despite thick smoke and fire risk this past week
    By
    Henry Latourette Miller
    September 19, 2020
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    A "Have a safe trip" sign is displayed in front of a TriMet bus

    Portland’s busiest bus line: What it looks like during a pandemic

    We rode TriMet’s Line 72 to find out if services have suffered and if COVID-19 safety measures are working
    By
    Henry Latourette Miller
    September 9, 2020
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    Two people walk among the roses

    Portland parks officials, advocates aim to make the outdoors more accessible to BIPOC

    Transportation, economic and cultural barriers have put some recreational spaces out of reach to marginalized communities
    By
    Henry Latourette Miller
    August 23, 2020
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    Eli Johnson outside of Atlas Pizza

    Portland permits for on-street dining leave some BIPOC-owned businesses behind

    The city's Healthy Business permit was intended to prioritize minority-owned restaurants and bars during COVID-19, but gentrification has made that difficult
    By
    Henry Latourette Miller
    July 1, 2020

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