Archive for May 11th, 2009

May 11 2009

Portland Transport: Lake Oswego Streetcar Open Houses that Matter

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Given the nature of the neighborhood on the east side of the bridge, anything larger than what’s there isn’t a good fit. Closing the dang thing (or limiting it to pedestrian and bike traffic, in which case the structural problems more …

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May 11 2009

Letters to the Editor - My Oregon

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As an active Reed Neighborhood Association member I could see how the expansion of bike boulevards would make my neighborhood and many others safer and more accessible by bike. My questions were answered by the many staff people available. Bottom line, I urge all Portland residents to check out one of the Open Houses and let the city know what you think of its Bicycle Master Plan update and the proposed Streetcar Expansion project. STEVE COUCHE Southeast Portland

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May 11 2009

A clear day in Portland… - Vox

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Adding this post, and any items in it, will make it viewable to everyone who has access to the group. Create a link to a person. Search all of Vox. Your Neighborhood. People on Vox. (Select up to five users maximum) …

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May 11 2009

Tara Stiles: Generation X: Praying To No One?

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To your point, in my downtown Portland, Oregon neighborhood (South Park Blocks), there is a church that has a spacious covered entryway. There was a time when homeless people, especially young people, would seek shelter there at night …

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May 11 2009

American Randonée: The First Leg: Part V

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Limitedly. Brett rides back to Wells Fargo parking lot and makes loops around local neighborhood looking for gear. Checks dumpsters. Goes back to hostel for long nap. Elsewhere, friends & family begin making arrangements. 7pm, Portland

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May 11 2009

Rough and Rede: Frugal Portland

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The map that ran with the story (click on it to enlarge) shows our neighborhood, anchored by Grant Park, as being close to all the action. It’s four miles from our house to downtown Portland — a trip I can make in 10 minutes by car or …

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May 11 2009

Introductions! - twitter moms: the influential moms network

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Hi, I’m Candice, and I live in the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood of SE Portland. I have a wonderful and handsome husband named Joey, and two beautiful daughters - a 10 yo daughter named Tania and a 2 1/2 yo daughter named Talula.

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May 11 2009

Sellwood Beckons - Vox

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I biked around the neighborhood a bit, looking for FOR SALE signs and probably appearing like a creepy bike stalker to passers-by. I could really see living there. I muttered “sell your house • sell your house • sell your house” under …

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May 11 2009

Portland Transport: J.K. - PBS Star!

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If I had kids or pets or anything, I might not love this type of neighborhood so much (don’t get my wrong, I still would), but for me it’s perfect. I haven’t owned or driven a car in 6 or 7 weeks, and don’t miss that at all. …

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May 11 2009

BlueOregon: Portland: Livability and Land Use

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This puts more cars on our neighborhood streets as the thoroughfares become overloaded. It is Metro policy to keep neighborhood streets open to encourage cut through. 9. Sure signs of Portland’s success: a. The fastest growing county is …

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