Dream Work Portland

Dream work is a process of translating insights, affirmations, or revelations offered by dreams into waking life understanding. Working with dreams opens a communication channel between the conscious and unconscious worlds, allowing you to use dream messages for healing inner wounds, increasing self-awareness, and understanding your life purpose in waking life. Yoga Nidra is a sleep-based meditation technique to take you to the innermost, deepest levels of relaxation where you are permeated by peace of mind and profound stillness. In Yoga Nidra, we consciously enter the zone between waking and sleeping and unlock your mystical, integrative power. • In-person and remote availability • Welcome rate for new clients and referrals • Session package discounts

Multnomah County

Portland (OR) Metropolitan Area

Portland

Oregon

Dream work is a process of translating insights, affirmations, or revelations offered by dreams into waking life understanding. Working with dreams...

Motorcycle service, storage, DIY and coworking space

Hatch Motorcycle Collective

Not just your average garage, Hatch is a community driven motorcycle shop and gathering space built around craftsmanship, inclusion, and connection. We offer service, secure storage and motorcycle maintenance workshops alongside a lounge designed for everyone on and off motorcycles to enjoy. More than a shop, Hatch is a home for people who love motorcycles and the culture surrounding them. Whether you need trusted hands on your bike or a place to belong, the doors are open. If you’re looking for service, a storage solution, or just want to get a feel for the space, you can find details and request appointments through the website, give us a call during business hours or come by for a visit. We’re also posting regular updates and events on IG and Facebook.

Not just your average garage, Hatch is a community driven motorcycle shop and gathering space built around craftsmanship, inclusion, and connection...

Right now TriMet has what you think would be a pretty good deterrent against fare evaders - a $175 fine if you're caught.The agency, though, is wondering if there is a better way.As first reported by The Oregonian, the agency has formed a committee to explore other possibilities.Nothing has been decided but possibilities include community services and being able to get a reduction if the time is paid within a certain amount of time.The paper reported one issue being examined is whether the current fine unfairly targets based on race, age, or other factors.Several transit agencies around the country have reduced their fines in recent years.Currently, fare evasion cases are prosecuted in traffic court.

Right now TriMet has what you think would be a pretty good deterrent against fare evaders - a $175 fine if you're caught.

The agency, though, is wondering if there is a better way.As first reported by The Oregonian, the agency has formed a committee to explore other possibilities.

Nothing has been decided but possibilities include community services and being able to get a reduction if the time is paid within a certain amount of time.The paper reported one issue being examined is whether the current fine unfairly targets based on race, age, or other factors.

Several transit agencies around the country have reduced their fines in recent years.Currently, fare evasion cases are prosecuted in traffic court.

Changes being considered to the current $175 fine.