H PUBLISHED IN NORTHEAST PORTLAND SINCE 1984 H STAR PUBLISHING INC. STAR JANE DOUGH IS A 'GO' THE HOLLYWOOD Urban farmer Stacey Givens plans community kitchen for Carolyn Westerfield's Jane Dough project in the Cully neighborhood. PAGE 6 H SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH METROPOLITANNEWS PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS H JANUARY 2018 H VOLUME 35, NUMBER 7 H Star H Child welfare issues are a principal issue for Rep. Tawna Sanchez, the second known Native American MARKING A MILESTONE Hollywood's Mountain elected to the Oregon Legislature. Shop celebrates 80 years in Northeast Portland. PAGE 14 After working with youth and families for 20 years, she earned a masters degree in social TALKINGTO work in 2012. She has won national recognition for her work in education and to combat Tawna domestic and A CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN sexual violence. (Janet Goetze) By Janet Goetze a member of both the Judiciary Committee and the
[email protected] Joint Ways and Means Subcommittee on Public Safety. Those assignments reflect her interest in providing more Tawna Sanchez threw back her head and laughed affordable housing, conserving natural resources and, WHAT'S THE COMMOTION? Theresia Munywoki will at the idea that she was “too nice and trying to please she said, “pushing to make our criminal justice system launch multicultural movement studio on 42nd Ave. PAGE 9 everyone” during the 2017 Legislative session, which more humane.” was her first as the representative for District 43. Sanchez began working as a community activist in “They don’t know me,” said Sanchez, responding to a the 1980s when she moved to California to push for weekly newspaper’s comments, collected from lobbyists the rights of women and indigenous people.