My Portland

Neighborhood Notes is community-focused commentary, news and events. Whether it’s what’s happening on your block, your immediate area, or the entire city, Neighborhood Notes serves up Portland how you like it.

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joannagoddard: random Q: my friend is moving to Portland and wants to know which Portland neighborhood is most like Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. any idea? xo. 12 minutes ago from web · Reply · View Tweet. Bill_e_normal …

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I traveled up to my favorite Portland neighborhood for some late evening photos. The Drews family was my subject for an hour of organized chaos. I had a blast shooting the kids. I’m glad that they were not shy. …

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I was lead on an awesome trek through southeast Portland where I discovers awesome new neighborhood and awesome parks I never knew existed. Then, while following an order from Mr. GPS, I steered my jeep onto a new road. …

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Commuter friendly location, minutes to Sunset Transit Center where you can access just about any major neighborhood in Portland and beyond. Laundry room (free) Children’s play area with large sand box and trampoline …

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For more than a year, the University of Oregon Portland programs have brought students and community members to the university’s newly renovated facility in Old Town Chinatown, near the Burnside Bridge. Now, the UO prepares to open a …

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Tonight: Neighborhood Diaries and Papergirl at Second Nature Gallery. Portland Mercury Remember a few months back when we printed a piece about the Regional Arts and Culture Council’s (RACC) grant process? …

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I was going to conduct a review of Unwired for Shadowrun 4th Edition, but that all changed when I went down to my friendly neighborhood game store (Guardian Games in Portland, Oregon) for my regular Star Wars game and found Running Wild …

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PDF Document, 1866kb Category: North Portland Neighborhood Services.

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As much as I love my city, and I do, there’s one thing I dont love about Portland. During spring/summer/fall, there seems to be some sort of marathon, race, run, charity walk, parade, or other road closing, traffic blocking, … Its a crowded neighborhood of row houses and upscale shops where people fucking live and work! There’s plenty of parking. Because nobody ever comes here, doesnt live here, and wont have anywhere to go while you pricks take over the city. …

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