The intersection of Southeast Division Street and Cesar Chavez Boulevard in Portland has long been a bustling hub of activity. For years, the familiar red and blue Rite Aid sign served as a landmark, drawing in locals for their pharmacy needs and everyday essentials. But in September 2023, the community was caught off guard when […]
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