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Occupy Wall Street/Portland
and
the inner N/NE Community:
A Dialogue
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Topics to be discussed:
What do we think about the OCCUPY movement?
How should we relate to this movement?
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Saturday, December 3, 3-5 pm
&
Saturday, December 10, 3-5 pm
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Reflections Coffee & Talking Drum Bookstore,
446 NE Killingsworth
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http://occupyportland.org
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Dear North Williams Interested Parties,
You are invited to a Community Forum on November 28th at which Mayor Sam Adams and the directors of the Bureaus of Transportation, Planning & Sustainability, and PDC will come together to hear your desires for North Williams Avenue and the neighborhoods around it.
Please attend, and bring a friend or colleague with you!
North Williams Community Forum
Monday, November 28th
6:00 – 8:30 pm
Immaculate Hearth Church, 2926 N Williams Ave (at Stanton)
Light refreshments will be served; childcare will be provided.
Reachable by TriMet lines 4 and 44; bike racks are on site; car parking is available behind the church, though we ask that you save those spaces for people who need to park close by.
The evening’s program will include discussions with City officials:
Mayor Sam Adams
Tom Miller, Director of the Bureau of Transportation
Susan Anderson, Director of the Bureau of Planning & Sustainability
Patrick Quinton, Director of the Portland Development Commission
…as well as presentations by:
Cathy Galbraith, Architectural Heritage Foundation
Gahlena Easterly, Longtime Albina resident and community investigator
Debora Leopold Hutchins, Sistas Weekend Cyclers and Advisory Committee Chair
Mychal Tetteh, Village Market and Major Taylor Cycling Club
Steve Bozzone, Willamette Pedestrian Coalition
Contact me or project manager Ellen Vanderslice (ellen.vanderslice@portlandoregon.gov, 503-823-4638) with suggestions or for more information.
Hope to see you there, Michelle Poyourow
Poyourow Consulting. Portland, Ore.
From the City Club of Portland:
What burning issues do you think City Club should be addressing?
Are there controversial topics that deserve a big Friday Forum audience?
Are there vexing problems that demand attention from our solutions-driven research program?To ensure that City Club programming remains on the cutting edge, we are asking Club members and the broader community to participate in our brief annual survey about the issues the Club should be tackling.
Your responses will help the Club develop citizen-based research studies and other relevant and vibrant programming.
Share your views and shape our programs. Your opinion matters!
If you’re using facebook, please ‘like’ our page at http://www.facebook.com/kingneighborhood. You can find all of our blog posts there, and much more. We post questions, thoughts, links to news stories about our neighborhood… and you can post to our fb page, as well!
Everyone is invited to come down to the King facility parking lot, attached to the King School, for a gardening party on Sunday, November 27th. We’re going to spend a few hours pulling ivy and blackberries out of a piece of public land that borders some private residences in our neighborhood.
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Next spring, we’ll have a planting session at this same plot of land. We’re going to put in a variety of species native to the area, along guidelines set out by both the Audubon Society’s Backyard Habitat project, and the City of Portland.
We are grateful to King neighbor Diego Gioseffi for spearheading this event, in conjunction with numerous other neighbors. Please come out and help us remove these weeds and prep the land for vigorous new life in the spring.