Author: Kerns Neighborhood
December Monthly Membership Luncheon Wednesday, December 6, 2017, 11:30am-1pm Columbia River Brewing-Portland, Oregon Members who bring a small door prize will be able to say a few extra words about their business in front of the group. Also, we are collecting unwrapped new toys for the FOX-12 Toy Drive. Lunch served $12 including gratuity – please prepay at the bar & get a red ticket Remarks – Maura White, 2017 HBBA President Introductions – Name, Business & December Fun Speaker: – Ted Bender from OregonSaves.com Committee Updates/Action: Board Elections for 2018 Veteran’s Parade Report Hollywood Clean and Safe – Need […]
Subject: Early Notice – Citywide Land Use Group – Monday, November 27, 2017 – 7:00 to 9:00 pm – Room 2500 B, 1900 Building – 1900 SW Fourth Avenue Making Neighborhood Association contact work right from the beginning. Citywide Land Use Group will end the year with concrete examples of how Neighborhood Associations have been a positive help to strengthen communication with everyone who lives and works within the map-defined boundaries of each Neighborhood Association and Coalition segment of the city of Portland. Sara Wright, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability will explain a proposed project called Early Neighborhood Contact. The […]
Portland for Everyone is a coalition of community organizations, individuals, and local businesses that support those land use policies that will help provide abundant, diverse & affordable housing options in all of Portland’s neighborhoods. Together, we will urge the Portland City Council and other civic leaders to make inclusive and equitable land use and funding decisions that will: Provide plenty of affordable and diverse housing options in all Portland neighborhoods Prioritize housing for historically and currently under-served populations Prioritize housing for humans over housing for cars Allow more people to live in areas with good access to transportation, parks, and […]
Hello, Everyone, There will be a community meeting to discuss safety issues with City officials tomorrow evening, Thursday, November 16, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at TaborSpace. Please see the attached flyer for the specifics. Everyone is welcome to attend. (I won’t be able to attend, I’ll be celebrating my Mom’s 84th birthday, so I’ll see you another time!) Teri Teri Poppino Crime Prevention Coordinator | Inner Eastside Office of Neighborhood Involvement 4747 E. Burnside Portland, Oregon 97215 503-823-0540 (office) teri.poppino@portlandoregon.gov http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oni/cp
Tomorrow November 16th, the Office of Neighborhood Involvement Graffiti Abatement Program will be hosting a Graffiti Task Force Meeting that is open to the public. While it is going to be located at 1626 SE Water Avenue all people with concerns and want for training and information are encouraged to attend. The meeting will include the following information: • Reporting statistics September 19th- October 19th; October 19th – November 15th. • Graffiti removal routes • Cleanup events • Trending tags • Police Bureau contact for graffiti concerns • Office of Neighborhood Involvement reorganization updates. Details for the meeting are listed […]
Good afternoon! Join us THIS Thursday the 16th for our forum, Women of Color at Work: Elected Officials. Lorenzen Center Auditorium. Doors at 5:00 p.m. Program at 5:30 p.m. CLICK HERE to RSVP. Seating is limited. This is the second of four forums inspired by the #BlackWomenAtWork hashtag. This particular forum will explore the unique experiences of women of color occupying public office. Come listen. Come be heard. Please direct any questions to: Giovanni.Battles@MultCo.us or Dietrich.Williams-Mott@MultCo.us or call 503-988-5219. Giovanni BATTLES
www.facebook.com/davinciartsfair Shop for unique gifts by talented artists and support da Vinci Arts Middle School! Arts • Crafts • Activities • Food • Free Admission Don’t miss this chance to support art and arts education and get some holiday shopping done at the same time! What’s there not to love about that? 13th Annual da Vinci Arts Fair Saturday 10am to 4pm December 2, 2017 2508 NE Everett St. Portland
I thought you might want to pass this on to the people who were complaining about that restaurant and all the smoke. Was that ever resolved or is it still a problem? I copied and pasted the article itself because the link may be subscription only (but try it, easier to pass on)-from San Francisco Chronicle. Same thing happened there-the smoke is “within the air quality rules”. To me that’s absurd, especially with the particles in the smoke. -Wendy Willingham http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Meraki-Market-Tenderloin-Pink-Lungs-Matter-12335789.php SF Tenderloin residents, irked by smoke from upscale market, launch ‘Pink Lungs Matter’ movement Meraki Market opened in October […]
Hi, Hope your week is off to a great start! I’m reaching out to you as someone responsible for disseminating information to your community about keeping your neighborhood clean and beautiful. Since many people don’t know how to dispose of old mattresses, my team at Tuck.com created a guide on how mattresses can be recycled, donated, and disposed of legally. You can a look at the resource here: https://www.tuck.com/mattress-disposal/ The Mattress Recycling Council estimates that up to 20 million mattresses are disposed of every year in America. When it’s time to get rid of an old mattress, many people don’t even realize that […]
Hi, Inner Easties! If you missed the recent drug turn-in event at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (4735 East Burnside, formerly PPB’s SE Precinct), keep this link on hand: https://apps.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubdispsearch. These locations are available year round to take unwanted prescription medicine. Just enter your zip code to find a place nearby. When was the last time you went through your medicine cabinet, kitchen cabinets, first aid or travel kits? Time flies, especially when it comes to expired medications! I would expect that most people know that medication should not be flushed down the toilet because it will enter our waterways. […]
