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>A long-standing outdoor store is closing all of its Oregon locations, marking the latest business casualty in Portland as crime remains at 'historic heights'. Next Adventure, a beloved outdoor gear store founded by childhood friends Deek Heykamp and Bryan Knudsen in 1997, swiftly grew into a 'beloved Portland institution' throughout its three decades in operation, making nearly $24 million in annual sales at its peak, Portland Business Journal reported. The business eventually expanded to four locations across Oregon - its flagship store in Portland's Central Eastside, another in Sandy, and two paddle centers in Portland and Columbia County.

Archive: https://archive.today/b8MBf From the post: >>A long-standing outdoor store is closing all of its Oregon locations, marking the latest business casualty in Portland as crime remains at 'historic heights'. Next Adventure, a beloved outdoor gear store founded by childhood friends Deek Heykamp and Bryan Knudsen in 1997, swiftly grew into a 'beloved Portland institution' throughout its three decades in operation, making nearly $24 million in annual sales at its peak, Portland Business Journal reported. The business eventually expanded to four locations across Oregon - its flagship store in Portland's Central Eastside, another in Sandy, and two paddle centers in Portland and Columbia County.

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These two bigots hate black people... oh wait!

Portland has seen improvement in overall crime rates

Yes, mostly because retailers have left. You might say that Portland is becoming a crime desert.

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It's hard to have retail crime when all of the retailers are gone....