D Street Village

Try to a new town for food and fun!

18 Vital Restaurants in St. Johns From fried chicken to vegan gyros, where to eat in Portland’s most secluded neighborhood

Fully vaccinated Americans no longer need to wear masks indoors or outdoors in most cases: CDC In a striking move to send the country back toward pre-pandemic life, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday moved to ease indoor mask-wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people.

Move In Special - One Month Free on select apartment homes!

WE’VE TRIED TO BUILD A PLACE WHERE LIVING IS COMFORTABLE, EASY AND FUN.
Part of this is not just having sweet apartments with great common areas plus parking, but also making sure that the shops on the street make for better neighborhood living. D Street Village sits at the 50 yard line, in the heart of the action on SE Division Street.

Portland Pizza Week 2021 is coming April 19-25!

Meet the Slices and Pies of the Portland Mercury's PIZZA WEEK—Starting Monday! Let the bells ring and the confetti fall: PIZZA WEEK IS BACK, BAY-BEE! While the pandemic may have cancelled last year’s festivities, local pizza restaurants have made great strides in pizza takeout technology, which now makes getting delicious slices safer for everyone—both makers and tasters! ...

The weekend is right around the corner - what will you do?

8 things to do in the Portland area this weekend: April 9 - 11 Stay in or go out? There are plenty of options on our list of 8 things to do in the Portland-ish area this weekend.

Southeast Portland Food Cart Pod Hawthorne Asylum Is Getting a 40-Tap Beer Hall The tentatively named Asylum Spirits Pub will feature beers from small-scale breweries, along with wine and spirits

Some clever apartment window sill hacks!

7 Ways to Completely Rethink Your Window Sills It's time to rethink this narrow, but mighty, spot.

With more people becoming eligible for COVID-19 vaccination on Monday, March 29, the Get Vaccinated Oregon (GVO) tool is now updated with questions about the new eligibility groups.

We encourage everyone who has signed up but not yet gotten a vaccine to update their information.

If you update your info this week but won’t be eligible until March 29, the tool will say you are ineligible. This will automatically update on March 29 if you become eligible.

The GVO tool reflects statewide eligibility only. It does not take into account the counties that have been approved to move ahead of the statewide timeline.

If you haven’t yet received a COVID-19 vaccine, it’s a good idea to sign up for the GVO tool at getvaccinated.oregon.gov.

Did you know???

Portland Food Businesses and Restaurants Offering In-House Delivery These restaurants and Instagram food businesses are opting out of third-party apps and sending drivers out themselves