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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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Aug 29,2008
King Neighborhood Association August Meeting
by Trace
King Neighborhood Association Minutes from General Meeting August 13, 2008 List of attendees (at end of minutes) Quorum met. Agenda (Exhibit 1) Minutes from July meeting The minutes from July 9, 2008 were approved without changes. Standing reports Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods (NECN) - Sylvia Evans (Exhibits 2-4) 8/20 - every third Wednesday the Coalition holds an organizers gathering and social. 8/23 - Community party at Dishman. (Exhibit 2) NECN is looking for volunteers to help with the event. 8/23 - King school clean up The Coalition is working with Jefferson High School to put on a multi-cultural talent show. Auditions begin 8/23. (Exhibit 3) City of Portland announces nominations for Spirit of Portland awards. Nominations are due by 10/24. (Exhibit 4) Contact Nell Wagenaar at 503-823-3997. There is a proposal to create a fact sheet similar to the one prepared by Humboldt - if you are interested in working on it, contact Sylvia w
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Aug 1,2008
Clowns and very few cars on for Last Thursday
by shooter
Unfortunately I'm still recovering from a different time zone (Thailand) and didn't have the energy to go to Last Thursday . Fortunately, Jonathan over at BikePortland did and has great coverage of the unofficial street closure. According to Jonathan, the evening went really well, the police handled the situation with patience, and as the evening progressed drivers did the logical thing and avoided Alberta. I hope the success of this evening is a launching pad to continue closing the street for Last Thursday. It makes it so much more enjoyable for all those who attend, and is really only a minor inconvenience for drivers.
Jul 31,2008
Cars and clowns on Alberta Street?
by shooter
This bit about Last Thursday was posted on the Merc's Blogtown . Someone blocked Alberta Street with a couple of junkers to make the event car free, until the junkers were towed. This time volunteers from the neighborhood association will encourage people to take an alternate route, if the drivers don't, then clowns on bicycles will escort them down the road.I like the idea and hope that it works. Last Thursday is very popular and crowded. Leaving the street free for people to roam would be a huge plus for the monthly event.
Read the Mercury's post .
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