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Jan 9,2009
Sisters of the Road's Annual MLK March and Celebration
by pearlgirl
Monday, January 19th, Sisters Of The Road in partnership with Oregon Action invites everyone to join them for a Martin Luther King Jr. Day march and celebration. The event kicks off Sisters' 30th year of service to Portland, and their coming work in 2009 to restore civil liberties to the community by repealing the Sit/Lie ordinance. The theme of this year's march is Martin Luther King Jr.'s Poor People's Campaign, which he launched in 1968 to address issues of economic justice and demand economic aid to the poorest communities of the United States. This MLK Day will also be on the eve of the inauguration of a new US President, a fitting time to remember Dr. King's work for Economic Human Rights. This is a permitted march and family-friendly event. Details are as follows: 2pm - Monday January 19th, 2008 - Gather at Sisters Of The Road (133 NW 6th Ave); enjoy some snacks. 3pm - The march begins and heads toward St. Mary's Academy at 1615 SW 5th Ave. 3:30pm - Program begins at St. M
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Dec 22,2008
Neighborhood/Community City Legislative Agenda Gathering
by shooter
A special invitation from Sam Adams... Neighborhood, business, and other community-based organizations play an integral part in assuring community and neighborhood livability. I continue to be committed to working with Portland neighborhoods, businesses, and community organizations to provide services and information to assist in empowering residents to identify and support issues that benefit Portland. One way we can support each others efforts is to explore joint legislative objectives and work together in Salem to achieve positive results. I am inviting you to participate in a meeting, co-sponsored by the City's Offices of Neighborhood Involvement and Government Relations, designed to provide you with information for the upcoming 2009 Legislative Session. The meeting is scheduled for January 6, 2008 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers. This agenda has been designed to assure active participation from each of you and will include interactive polling to ident
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Dec 19,2008
City of Portland employees exhibit generous spirit this holiday season
by jenniferd
Commissioner Randy Leonard challenged two of the bureaus he oversees to do something different this holiday season. He didn't challenge them to boost morale or work harder during these stressful economic times. Leonard challenged the Portland Water Bureau and the city's Bureau of Development Services to a friendly holiday competition; a competition to fill barrels for the needy. The Water Bureau allied with Portland Fire and Rescue's Toy N Joy Makers program to fill toy barrels. The Bureau of Development Services picked Sunshine Barrels, a food donation program headed up by the Portland Police Bureau. The competition began on December 3 and ended this afternoon. The prize? Not much, really - a hearty congratulation from the Commissioner and bragging rights, of course. Fancy prize or not, however, city employees embraced this competition with a stunning amount of voracity and enthusiasm, especially given the rough state of the economy. The Water Bureau sent 53 barrels off with firef
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Dec 14,2008
North Portland Optimists' Christmas Tree Sale
by Calendar Girl
Event Date: 12/25/2008 09:00 AM
Event Location: Corner of N Chautauqua and N Lombard
Event Location: Corner of N Chautauqua and N Lombard
The Peninsula Optimists will be selling Christmas trees for their annual fundraiser to benefit children's charities all throughout December. 9am-8pm
Dec 11,2008
Multnomah electronic recycling project underway
by TeachStreet
This holiday season, as you head out to the market to buy ingredients to prepare a holiday meal or bake cookies for you know who, think about recycling your old electronic goodies in preparation for the new ones you may receive as gifts. The materials that make up your electronic gadgets are often times toxic, therefore Multnomah County is offering its residents an alternative option for discarding their toxic trash.You can recycle your old cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players, chargers and Bluetooth headsets into one of the free recycling bins at 11 locations across the county . You can find the drop boxes at libraries and other county buildings.
Photo: Olivia Bucks | The Oregonian
The program was started by Commissioner Jeff Cogen last month in anticipation of the coming holiday season. The Environment Protection Agency predicts that we recycle only 20% of old cell phones, and that we hold onto 130 million unused phones.
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Dec 3,2008
Forest Park Conservancy Maps Make Great Gifts
by pearlgirl
If Santa had to pick the perfect gift for the die-hard Oregonian, there’s no doubt that it would be environmentally friendly, locally produced, designed to support a good cause and ruggedly adventurous. Holiday shoppers looking for ideas that meet all of these qualifications for under $25 are in luck with the latest offering from The Forest Park Conservancy , the nonprofit organization that helps care for Portland’s Forest Park, one of the nation’s largest urban parks. To help celebrate Forest Park’s 60th anniversary this year, the Conservancy is offering a plethora of gifts including a commemorative 60 year anniversary limited edition of its ever-popular trail map set: the 60th Anniversary Hiking and Running Guide to Forest Park.
Formatted as 10 easy-to-use, water-resistant maps housed in a small, easy-to-carry lightweight package, the Forest Conservancy map sets provide the most comprehensive guide to the park’s 70 miles of trail
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Nov 26,2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
by pearlgirl
We'd like to wish all of our contributors, sponsors, neighbors, friends and readers a very happy Thanksgiving. We appreciate all of you and can't thank you enough for your positive impact on our lives. We heart you all! We [shooter + pearlgirl] are taking a technology holiday until Monday, so we'll see you on the flipside. Have a great holiday!
Nov 19,2008
Second I-5 Columbia River Crossing Project December Open House
by Calendar Girl
Event Date: 12/03/2008 05:30 PM
Event Location: Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center, 2060 North Marine Drive, Hall D
Event Location: Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center, 2060 North Marine Drive, Hall D
The Columbia River Crossing project invites the community to attend an open house in December. Learn about the project's plans for light rail on Hayden Island and Vancouver, a replacement bridge, and fixing seven interchanges between SR 500 and Columbia Blvd. Public input is crucial to continued project development and success. Tell us what you think about the number of lanes on the new I-5 bridge, the design of the new bridge, light rail and highway improvements. Two open houses will be held: December 2, 5:30pm-7:30pm (Hilton Vancouver, 301 W. 6th Street Vancouver) and December 3, (Portland Expo Center) 5:30pm-7:30pm www.ColumbiaRiverCrossing.org
Nov 19,2008
I-5 Columbia River Crossing Project December Open Houses
by Calendar Girl
Event Date: 12/02/2008 05:30 PM
Event Location: Hilton Vancouver, 301 W. 6th Street Vancouver
Event Location: Hilton Vancouver, 301 W. 6th Street Vancouver
The Columbia River Crossing project invites the community to attend an open house in December. Learn about the project's plans for light rail on Hayden Island and Vancouver, a replacement bridge, and fixing seven interchanges between SR 500 and Columbia Blvd. Public input is crucial to continued project development and success. Tell us what you think about the number of lanes on the new I-5 bridge, the design of the new bridge, light rail and highway improvements. Two open houses will be held: December 2, 5:30pm-7:30pm (the Hilton Vancouver) and December 3, 5:30pm-7:30pm Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center 2060 North Marine Drive, Hall D www.ColumbiaRiverCrossing.org
Nov 19,2008
Vision Into Action Coalition
by Calendar Girl
Event Date: 12/04/2008 06:00 PM
Event Location: Disjecta, 8371 N. Interstate
Event Location: Disjecta, 8371 N. Interstate
As we enter tough economic times, let us pull together and take bold action to move our community vision forward. The Vision into Action (VIA) Coalition -a broad, community-led alliance of organizations, businesses, government and individuals acting collectively to ensure implementation of Portland's community vision and will be hosting this action event from 6pm-9pm. Help make our community's vision a reality! Come for: Food Networking Music Action
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7:00 PM, 2nd Thursday of March, June, Sept,& Dec.
Former Hayden Island Yacht Club, 12050 N Jantzen Ave.
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Former Hayden Island Yacht Club, 12050 N Jantzen Ave.
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