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Grant Park’s Aircraft Factory building was decorated with murals by volunteers for the Portland Street Art Alliance. Owners plan to renovate the building and enroll it on the National Historic Registry. (Phill Colombo)

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Lombard St., Provision been permitted to build a new, three- Investment of Vancouver, Wash., has story single-family residence with an Portland Parks been issued a permit to build on a attached accessory dwelling unit and and Recreation vacant lot a new, two-story, single- no garage on a vacant lot. has fenced family residence with an attached off Montavilla In Kerns at 2214 N.E. Flanders St., Dwell Park’s picnic accessory dwelling unit and no garage. Development and Oleg Lupekha structure. It will In Roseway at 4420 N.E. 65th Ave., secured a permit to deconstruct be demolished Portland Houseworks of Southwest along with a a 974-square-foot, single-family Portland has permission to build a residence built in 1924. Plans are under park wading pool. (Portland new, two-story, single-family residence review to build three, new, two-story, Parks and with no garage and a new, two-story attached townhomes with no garages. Recreation) accessory dwelling unit with no garage. At 1912 N.E. Couch St., David and Lisa At 3342 N.E. 77th Ave., Rubix Property Smith have a permit to construct a new, use hotel building with underground Vancouver, Wash., has permission Solutions of Hillsboro has been detached, two-story living unit without parking, commercial tenant space on to build a new, two-story, single- a garage. A 1749-square-foot, single- the first floor, second-floor gym and family dwelling with no garage and an granted permission to build a new, family residence has occupied the office spaces and hotel co-housing attached accessory dwelling unit. two-story, single-family dwelling property since 1916. units on upper levels. In Overlook at 6325 N. Interstate Ave., with a single-vehicle garage. Last January, deconstruction was approved In King at 1206 and 1238 N.E. 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Having beautiful hair brings confidence, ADDRESS: 2915 N.E. Broadway PHONE: Sativa Leigh at Hair Design East. (Barb Hughes) and transforms the way you feel about 503-719 6393 WEB: www.rosewatertattoo. com. DON’T MISS: Tattoo artist Taylor will be yourself. Native Portlander Sativa Leigh BY BARB HUGHES featuring Halloween design specials during [email protected] has a passion for empowering and the month of October. uplifting women through the art of hair extensions and hair color. She specializes in natural, beaded- rows extensions; dimensional brunettes; vivid reds and lived PETS ON BROADWAY in blondes – and she’s on a mission to create a culture where PET SUPPLY STORE you are seen, acknowledged and flourishing. During COVID, Even with all of your love, your pet has felt the stress there will be only one client in the studio at a time, with the of this weird time as much as you have. Treat them to area sanitized after each client. something special from Pets on Broadway. Come in wearing OPEN: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. -7 p.m. ADDRESS: 3543 N.E. Broadway. your mask and see kind people again. They’re open every PHONE: 971-251-2632 WEB: www.sativaleigh.com. DON’T MISS: A new day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can check online for their business in the neighborhood! If you’re looking for some zing in your style, check featured products or call or email and ask their advice on an out the first-time client special: 15 percent off your first color service. Dr. Amelia Schildmeyer at Somatic Clinic (Barb Hughes) appropriate toy or treat for your pet. Check out expert, fun SOMATIC CHIROPRACTIC, advice on their blog, including topics like up-cycling boxes, camping with your dog and favorite local brands. They’ve MASSAGE, ACUPUNCTURE, got goodies for dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, small mammals, AND REHABILITATION birds and farm animals. While there, visit Rosie the lilac- What a beautiful, healing, peaceful environment! At crowned Amazon parrot. She says “pretty bird, hello, meow,” Somatic, each individual receives a customized approach and she whistles. She likes opera, hip-hop, and funk. Say “hi” to correct injury, treat pain and regain function. This – but don’t get too close as she sometimes bites. office opened in January and includes chiropractic, ADDRESS: 2762 N.E. Broadway. PHONE: 503-282-5824 WEB: www. acupuncture, massage therapy, reflexology and online petsonbroadway.com. DON’T MISS: Sign up for email newsletter in-store or online personal training and rehabilitation. Safety is premium – to receive exclusive discounts on your pet’s favorite foods, treats, toys and more. masks and temperature checks are required – with hand sanitizer available and cleaning taking place before each PORTLAND MUSIC COMPANY client. Patient arrival times are staggered and there is one Staff at Rosewater Tattoo shop. (Rosewater Tattoo Shop) patient per room. Every room has individual Hepa filters, BROADWAY ACOUSTIC STORE separate HVAC for upstairs and downstairs and Air Doctor Portland Music Company is a locally owned independent – the strongest filtration system available. With COVID music instrument store founded in 1927. They sell new and the recent fires, neighbors coming in for treatment at instruments, rent instruments for local and national Somatic knew they would be able to breathe and be safe individuals – and bands – and have gear for recording and here – physically and emotionally. The all-women staff of music production. If you’re looking to learn to play an professionals focuses on treating patients with integrity, instrument, they offer music lessons and have the largest sheet devotion and compassion. music inventory in Oregon. The Broadway store specializes ADDRESS: 3543 N.E. Broadway. PHONE: 971-351-2270. WEB: www. in top-shelf acoustic guitars; folk instruments; band and somaticpdx.org. DON’T MISS: October specials at Somatic include ‘Buy five get orchestra instrument rentals, sales and repairs; music lessons; one free acupuncture treatment’ and 40 percent off online training sessions. studios and lots of accessories. My husband walks there to get strings for his guitar and they have surprises along with the JUST RIGHT AWARDS & ENGRAVING serious music goods. I’ve purchased specialty guitar picks and With all we’ve been through so far in 2020, we deserve kids toys and instrument gifts there. Savannah and Joe at Pets on Broadway (Barb Hughes) a medal. I know where you can get one: Just Right Awards ADDRESS: 2502 N.E. Broadway. PHONE: 503-228-8437. WEB: www. and Engraving. As a small business with over 25 years of portlandmusiccompany.com. DON’T MISS: October special: First re-string and experience, their team works with you to make your ideas set-up free on any guitar purchase. a reality. With name badges custom plaques, trophies, promotional items, engraving, personalized gifts and dog AT&T STORE tags they can help you make a truly lasting impression. A shout out to Landon, manager at the AT&T store on They are currently open by appointment and provide a high Broadway. Not only has he helped us negotiate our own level of service. Email them at [email protected] cell phone issues, but when I was an executive assistant to schedule. I remember when my daughter was in grade and had a gnarly problem with my employer’s cell phone school we walked into the shop and looked through their – and couldn’t get results from the online maze – Landon bin of overstock lapel pins/badges. We grabbed two wresting took the time to not only help me figure it out, but also was badges to gift to neighbor boys up the street who were always throwing each other around the house. (They later willing to call the company and get through all the mazes were both on the Grant high wrestling team.) If you know for me. Landon and the other staff offer phone discounts for Laura May and Larry McCoy at Portland Music Company. (Barb Hughes) someone who deserves a medal, give Just Right Awards & local businesses. Plus they offer a 25 percent appreciation Engraving a call and they’ll help you find the perfect fit. discount for teachers, nurses, doctors, veterans and military ADDRESS: 3201 N.E. Broadway. PHONE: 503-249-5858. WEB: www. personnel. The Grant Park AT&T store provides wireless justrightawards.com. DON’T MISS: Just Right will waive set-up fee for month of plans and a range of phones, devices and accessories. October for anyone who mentions this article while placing their order. Currently the store is open for in-store shopping and curbside pickup. ROSEWATER TATTOO SHOP ADDRESS: 3290 N.E. Broadway. PHONE: 503-282-2757 WEB: www.att.com/ People get body tattoos for many reasons. My daughter stores/oregon/portland. DON’T MISS: Talking with Landon – he’ll wrangle all your got three trees on the back of her calf to remind her phone problems so you don’t have to. (Also ask him about AT&T TV.) of Portland. If I ever got a tattoo it would be probably be to add form or color to my eyebrows or lips. I was Thanks, neighbors, for reading. If you have a favorite mesmerized by the work of Nikki Rice and how she’s neighborhood business, or know of a kind resident making able to shape eyebrows and color lips customized for a positive difference in our community, let’s celebrate them each client. You can check out the amazing work of all of together! Send information to [email protected] Landon Lynch and Maddy at AT&T Store. (Barb Hughes) OCTOBER 2020 WWW.STAR-NEWS.INFO: SERVING NORTHEAST AND NORTH PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS THE STAR NEWS 11 HSTAR FEATURE Rose City Futsal team responds to wildfire crisis By Nancy Varekamp love for our community,” she said. “We [email protected] really need that right now. It has not only been an incredible team effort, it’s been Carlee Brounstein and the 75 full- and like a family affair. It’s been neat to be part-time employees of Rose City Futsal near people who care so much.” have experienced challenging times Response to the supply drive not only since mid-March when COVID-19 caused surprised the general manager and others. their furlough. So their hearts went out It overwhelmed them. to fellow Oregonians challenged by the “To say we were inundated doesn’t quite devastation of September’s wildfires. cover it,” she said. Led by general manager Brounstein, Nearly three hours into the first day’s several employees volunteered to collect, Carlee Brounstein, four-hour collection, she and her team had sort, pack and send in excess of 60,000 new Rose City Futsal to begin turning away donations of clothing general manager, is and gently-used items to wildfire evacuees. and bedding. That was necessary to balance They were joined by more volunteers – to flanked by husband Aaron Brounstein the capacity of the Futsal building and total about 50 during the full week of the and sister Hallie volunteers with the needs of the shelters. project – who devoted two 12-hour days to Storey loading trucks “We simply could not continue to collect items and five to pack and ship them. destined for wildfire prioritize them over items evacuees “I have to do something,” Brounstein evacuation centers needed more,” she said. So collections told her boss Kevin Murphy, one of in Marion, Linn and Jackson counties. were then limited to masks, hygiene and Futsal’s owners and its managing director. (Nancy Varekamp) cleaning products, camping gear, water “He said ‘Absolutely.’” and nonperishable foods, baby items, and She wasn’t surprised at Murphy’s response. Brounstein and a core of the employees Volunteers who unloaded donations supplies for animals. “Even though we’re not a nonprofit, we do announced collection plans on social from cars, vans and pick-ups wore Just as contributors and volunteers incredible work in the community. We host media and emailed the company’s N95 masks or filtered ones and rotated showed up in droves, so did opportunities to fundraisers pretty consistently.” database. They used the Rose City Futsal between outdoor and indoor duties. transport the items to evacuees in shelters. In fact, at least four fundraisers are building and parking lot, bordered by I-84 “People really showed up – family, our organized at the business annually, and Brounstein had planned to crowdsource on northeast Oregon Street. players, children and neighborhood folks,” employees select the beneficiaries. funds to rent trucks for delivering the No financial donations were requested Brounstein said. “Everybody was feeling The September collection event was items. However, Mason Evans, another because, “It’s a tremendously hard time incredibly helpless. That’s what spurred important to Brounstein. For one thing, of Rose City Futsal’s owners, provided her hometown is Phoenix, Oregon, where for people right now,” she said. the event in the first place and it allowed trucks and drivers from his construction the Alameda Drive fire left a wide swath of Little did anyone expect the fires that people to have an outlet to be helpful.” company, JH Kelley. ashes, along with the neighboring city of prompted the collection effort would Brounstein admitted to tearing up. By the time the final load left Portland Talent. Her family was evacuated and the make it difficult on September 13 and Three generations of employees, friends, on September 19, Brounstein was tired fire came within a few blocks of their home. 14. That’s when Portland was to have the families and other volunteers pitched in. but gratified. Would she ever spearhead “It’s our responsibility as Oregonians to worst air quality among 50 major cities “Seeing people so happy to be able to an effort like this again? help each other,” she said. across the globe. do something … it was an outpouring of “I wouldn’t hesitate,” she said.

About 60 volunteers altogether were tireless in the effort to send necessities to The generosity of Portlanders overwhelmed Rose City Futsal employees, families, Trucks and drivers were donated by JH Kelley to carry seven loads to wildfire wildfire evacuees in Marion, Linn and Jackson counties. (Carlee Brounstein) friends and other volunteers. About 60,000 items were collected and sent to evacuees. Items ranged from clothing to nonperishable foods and camping gear wildfire evacuation shelters. (Carlee Brounstein) to masks, hygiene and cleaning products. (Carlee Brounstein)

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Fall into winter is planting time in local gardens, and the Gladys McCoy Memorial, on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at Knott Street, is among the sites that will have new plants to produce greenery and blooms in warmer seasons. In addition, a crew from Mossy Tree Care will remove storm damage and trim limbs, shrubs and a hedge at the memorial for the first Black woman elected to public office in Oregon. A team of volunteers has been rejuvenating Noah Taylor, left, of the memorial oasis since summer when Mossy Tree Care, Kate Thompson, a retired nurse, took and John Barker, a volunteer, confer a close look at the low brick wall with a about tree trimming memorial plaque at the back of the garden. and rejuvenating She gathered volunteers, dubbed the Gladys McCoy Gladys’ Garden Gnomes, to remove most Memorial on Northeast Martin Luther King of the weeds, although some remain. Jr. Boulevard. Employees of the Nike Community Store (Janet Goetze) across the street also form weekend crews to do clean-up work. Noah Taylor, a Mossy employee, said of about 25 years ago. Barker is working with Thompson called for an estimate on tree the hedge as he made notes of the work to a local nursery to select drought-tolerant trimming from Mossy Tree Care, which has be done. A goal will be to encourage better plants that will bring new color to the done work in her own yard on Northeast growth of the hedge growing behind the garden in the spring and summer. He 11th Avenue. When owners James Unger wall’s memorial plaque. hopes to start planting in coming months. and Andy Brown learned about the The tree company also will cut back a Leonna Hardiway, the manager of the community interest in the memorial line of laurel shrubs that have volunteered Nike store, told Thompson in an email garden, they decided to donate their work. at the front of the garden, beside the why her crew members – most of them In October, Mossy arborists expect to sidewalk. The “gnomes” continue from the neighborhood – joined in the remove a big limb torn from a sweet gum weeding. Tamara Boyd and Jeff Strang garden work. dug up masses of quack grass, an invasive tree in an early September wind storm. “You only have to be human to see the Tall dogwoods, with red fruit that attracts plant that sends roots deep into the soil. love, appreciation and respect Gladys has A rosebush, planted about 25 years ago, continues to bloom birds, will be trimmed. The hedge at the John Barker, a retired architect with a within this community,” she said. with pink blossoms. Venerable Booker, founder of one of back of the garden will be reshaped. passion for gardening, is another gnome the Northwest’s first Black-owned banks, established the “We can make some corrective cuts,” who reshaped the rose bushes planted – CONTINUED ON PAGE 13 memorial to Gladys McCoy. (Janet Goetze)

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