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Nov 18,2008

Citizen Lobbying Training with 1000 Friends of Oregon

by Calendar Girl
Event Date: 12/03/2008 07:00 PM
Event Location: SE Uplift, 3534 SE Main
protest Learn about Oregon's legislative process and how to make your voice heard. Gain the skills and techniques you need to be an effective advocate and citizen lobbyist for a cause. Review policy priorities of 1000 Friends and partner organizations to be well-informed on issues to discuss with your legislator. Meet others who share your interest in civic participation and smart land use planning for Oregon and discuss what we can do together to advance our common goals. 7pm-9pm Contact Tara Sulzen to sign-up for the training. Call SE Uplift at 503 497-1000 or send Tara an email .
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categories: civics + government
neighborhoods: sunnyside
Nov 18,2008

The First Flush - Unveiling the Portland Loo

by jenniferd
Event Date: 12/08/2008 11:00 AM
Event Location: NW 5th & Glisan
loo mock drawing The city's first Portland Loo will be unveiled on 12/8/2008, as Commissioner Randy Leonard takes the first flush! The Portland Loo is the brainchild of Commissioner Leonard who saw a growing global problem and sought out a novel, local solution. His philosophy is, "When you gotta go, you gotta go." Commissioner Leonard recognizes that all humans are entitled to a little dignity when taking care of such private business. The Loos are: Lightweight: The unit is composed of a minimal materials. Utilizing stainless steel wall panels mounted to a slim profile structure means that the Portland Loo weighs a fraction of a typical restroom and can be delivered on site as a complete enclosure. Open: Louvers at the top and bottom of the wall create an interior environment that offers complete user privacy, while remaining as connected with the outside as possible. The lower louvers are angled to provide law enforcement the opportunity to observe the number of
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