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Created to support local businesses and stir excitement within the community, Palooz.com comes to the scene offering a dirt-cheap option to advertising and killer deals to Portlanders. Though there are similar sites that offer...
Looking for effective ways to save money on utility bills? Finding where jobs and training in sustainability are posted? How to go about to hiring an eco-friendly contractor? Where to donate used building materials for a tax-donation?...
They say January is a slow month. After the party and shopping frenzy of the holidays, everyone kind of hibernates and recovers both physically and financially during the first month of the year. But our local entrepreneurs didn’t get...
Neighborhood children from Isobel's Clubhouse decided to hold a bake sale to benefit the Haitian earthquake relief effort. They made signs, told their friends, chose Mercy Corps as the beneficiary and helped their parents make delicious...
The Portland Development Commission has officially kicked off its new economic development program, Portland Main Street®. The program, charged with promoting neighborhood commercial district revitalization, is based on the National Trust...
Neighbors West-Northwest Coalition Board Meeting. Meets most months. Date may be subject to change in order to accommodate guest public policy makers' schedules. If this meeting is scheduled, it will occur at CoHo Theater, 2257 NW...
Get involved! Attend the monthly meeting of the Pearl District Neighborhood Association's Board of Directors. Hear committee reports and keep up on the latest! Board Chair: Joan Pendergast Email: Joan
This active, influential committee meets twice a month to oversee, discuss and act upon development issues affecting the look, feel and functionality of the Pearl District. Committee Chair: Patricia Gardner Email: Patty Gardner Vice...
Think the PDNA should improve its communications efforts and outreach? This is the perfect committee for YOU. Communications Chair: John Tarantino Email: JT
Program features works by Mozart, Brahms, Bridge, and pieces written for Ms. Mitchell by MacMillan and Nyman.
land use notices...
in the media...
The myth that the City of Portland’s Bicycle Plan for 2030 comes with a $600 million price tag continues to spread among various media outlets, despite the fact that the plan commits the city to no spending of any kind.
The Portland School Board will run into some strong opposition tonight by parents and community members who think the high school redesign is a bad idea.
The City of Portland has an iPhone application that lets you report potholes, graffiti or other issues. You can include a photo and/or a GPS or map location.
Report finds 'location efficient' buyers less likely to default, because of their flexibility to save money on transportation. Interesting read!
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