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Take the Richmond Recycling Challenge and get 6 months of garbage service paid for by the Richmond Neighborhood Association, plus learn ways how to maximize your recycling efforts and dramatically reduce your household garbage. Continue reading Richmond’s One-Can-A-Month Recycling Challenge The annual Richmond Neighborhood Spring Clean Up will take place this year on Saturday, May 22nd from 9am to 1pm at the Central Christian Church parking lot which is located at 1844 SE 39th Avenue. Continue reading Richmond Clean Up Change of plans for this this month’s meeting! This month, Tim O’Neill, the SE Uplift sustainably coordinator, is hosting a meeting for all the sustainability committees in SE Uplift’s boundaries! It’s the chance to see what projects other neighborhoods have been working on and brainstorm ideas for future projects! Included will be a presentation by Steve Johnson(see below) , updates about the SE Portland Tool Library, various Transition Neighborhood groups, and Solarize Portland. Hope you can make it! Southeast Sustainability Network Meeting Continue reading January Sustainability Meeting Location Change! Division Street will be undergoing reconstruction and redesign, from adding curb extensions, public art and bioswales to removing most of the Pro-Time auto transit lanes (i.e., rush hour lanes, except at certain intersections). Review the draft plans and give comment at upcoming meetings: Continue reading Division Streetscape Meetings – Opportunity for Comment Click here for the December 2009 Agenda (Dec-09-Agenda.pdf) Sewallcrest Park Pesticide-free Parks work party
Five Diverse Artists are Featured in MetalUrges’s New Exhibit, Nov. 13-Dec. 24
Move on to offbeat, thought-provoking wire sculptures by Anthony Redelsperger and found objects assembled into fun, quirky characters by Susan Schenk. Then take in Mandy Allen’s new iodized metal hangings (like mobiles for your walls) and her wearable treasures – stylish, brightly colored metal necklaces, earrings and bracelets. As always, you’ll find the free-spirited work of Susan Levine, from animal clocks to a new line of metal jewelry. Ah, so many reasons to be mirthful! The public is welcome to attend the exhibit opening on Friday, November 13 from 5-8pm. MetalUrges Art Gallery is located at 3601 SE Division St. in Portland. Regular hours are Thursday through Saturday from noon-5pm. Call Susan Levine or Bill Murray at 503.230.0588 with questions or to make an appointment. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, Dec 8th at our new meeting place, the Flying Cat Coffee Co., 3041 SE Division at 7. This will be our one meeting for the Nov-Dec holiday time period. We will be discussing how to plan for a series of monthly events for the new year. In January we will start a new pattern in the new meeting place, The Flying Cat Co., the last Tuesday of the month at 7pm.
Contact co-chairs Kathleen Clarke, katdance30@yahoo.com, or Jeff Horne, mailjeffh@yahoo.com with ideas, comments, or questions.
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