Portland Parks & Recreation is handing day-to-day control of one of the city's signature recreational assets to a nonprofit tennis organization, a deal that trades operational control for capital the cash-strapped bureau says it cannot otherwise afford. PP&R announced August 17 that it has entered a long-term lease with United States Tennis Association Pacific Northwest […]
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