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Dec 1,2008
King Neighborhood November Meeting Minutes
by Trace
Below is a draft of the minutes from the November 12 meeting of the King Neighborhood Association. Please come to the next meeting on December 10 and be prepared to vote on adopting the minutes. If you have comments or suggestions for the minutes, please let Gabrielle Foulkes know so that she can incorporate them prior to the December 10 meeting. If your name is misspelled, please let us know that too. Revised 11/23/08 King Neighborhood Association Minutes from Board Meeting November 12, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes) Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from October meeting The minutes from October 8, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports Update from Portland Police Officer Brian Sims summarized several areas that he's focusing on in the neighborhood. Shootings at 9 th and Alberta Increase in pedestrian robberies, especially near 9 th and Sumn
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Nov 26,2008
King Neighborhood Association November 2008 Meeting Minutes
by Trace
Revised 11/23/08 King Neighborhood Association
Minutes from Board Meeting
November 12, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes)
Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from October meeting
The minutes from October 8, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports
Update from Portland Police
Officer Brian Sims summarized several areas that he's focusing on in the neighborhood.
• Shootings at 9th and Alberta
• Increase in pedestrian robberies, especially near 9th and Sumner and 9th and Alberta Trees blocking streetlights on 9th - it is the responsibility of the homeowner to keep them trimmed., Contact city commissioner or Jane Ames, public safety contact. If neighbors have concerns about junk left out in front of houses, these could be building code violation - call Bureau of Development Services. Please email Officer Sims directly with specific questions and incidents (for example, give addresses, dates, or other informat
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Minutes from Board Meeting
November 12, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes)
Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from October meeting
The minutes from October 8, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports
Update from Portland Police
Officer Brian Sims summarized several areas that he's focusing on in the neighborhood.
• Shootings at 9th and Alberta
• Increase in pedestrian robberies, especially near 9th and Sumner and 9th and Alberta Trees blocking streetlights on 9th - it is the responsibility of the homeowner to keep them trimmed., Contact city commissioner or Jane Ames, public safety contact. If neighbors have concerns about junk left out in front of houses, these could be building code violation - call Bureau of Development Services. Please email Officer Sims directly with specific questions and incidents (for example, give addresses, dates, or other informat
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Jul 6,2008
Season Cycle: Strategic Shopping at the Farmers Market
by pearlgirl
There's a lot of hooplah surrounding the opening of the farmers market—but have you thought about the best way to maximize your experience? Here's a little food for thought for newbies and seasoned veterans alike. The photos were taken at the Ecotrust Farmers Market and the info is from the Portland Farmers Market organization who oversees four urban markets: Ecotrust (NW), Eastbank (SE), PSU (SW) and Downtown (SW). Dress Comfortably
Wear walking shoes and comfortable clothing. The farmers market is open rain or shine, so be prepared for a change in the weather. Wear sunscreen and pack a collapsible umbrella. Bring A Market Tote
Some vendors have bags and boxes, but it's easiest if you bring your own market tote. Look for a reusable tote with a flat bottom and soft handles. Nothing too large—remember that you have to carry it! Machine-washable totes are also a good idea. Methods of Payment
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Wear walking shoes and comfortable clothing. The farmers market is open rain or shine, so be prepared for a change in the weather. Wear sunscreen and pack a collapsible umbrella. Bring A Market Tote
Some vendors have bags and boxes, but it's easiest if you bring your own market tote. Look for a reusable tote with a flat bottom and soft handles. Nothing too large—remember that you have to carry it! Machine-washable totes are also a good idea. Methods of Payment
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