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EAST PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION NEWS OCT 2015 - JAN 2016 News About East Portland Neighborhoods Vol EAST PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION NEWS OCT 2015 - JAN 2016 News about East Portland Neighborhoods vol. 20 issue 4 YOUR Portlandia filming in front of Russell NEIGHBORHOOD Elementary this past August ASSOCIATIONS By Ron Glanville Russell Neighborhood Chair ARGAY Neighborhood Association Heather Bailey principal of Russell Elementary had the CENTENNIAL pleasure of hosting the hit com - Community Association edy series ‘Portlandia’ to shoot a scene in front of the school. GLENFAIR Fred Armisen and Carrie Neighborhood Association Brownstein were on hand film - ing a segment that looks like the HAZELWOOD Portland Marathon starts in Neighborhood Association front of Russell Elementary. The comedy hit show parodies the LENTS hipster culture of Portland and Neighborhood Association is in its fifth season. Heather Bailey has invited them back to MILL PARK “shoot” anytime in the hood! Neighborhood Association Yikes! We are losing old friends, and we hope that we PARKROSE HEIGHTS gain some new ones! Alpine Association of Neighbors Cleaners has left our shopping Portlandia filming at Russell Elementary Fred Armisen, Heather Bailey (school principal) and Carey center on NE 122nd and San Brownstein. PARKROSE Rafael. It is rumored that merchants will be replaced by of Food security in East Association will be hosting a Neighborhood Association Anoush Deli & International Food Market in the same shop - equally good stores. The shop - Portland and our Neighborhood Clean Up some PLEASANT VALLEY ping center is also leaving. We ping center is anchored by Neighborhood. time this fall, you will find the Winco Foods and is a vital part Russell Neighborhood Neighborhood Association are hopeful that these great continued on page 3 POWELLHURST-GILBERT Neighborhood Association GABA’s 2015 Citizen of the Year: RUSSELL Neighborhood Association Superintendent WILKES Dr. Karen Fischer Gray Community Group By Fred Sanchiz nominated Dr. Karen Fischer WOODLAND PARK GABA’s Time Honored Gray as Gateway’s 2015 Neighborhood Association Tradition Continues in 2015 – Citizen of the Year. The award Congratulations to Super- was presented at the First intendent Dr. Karen Fischer Responder’s Tribute / Gray! Business Fair event on The Gateway Area Business September 10, 2015. EEnnjjooyy Association overwhelmingly continued on page 3 © 2015 David F. Ashton/East Portland News.com donated use image oouurr ffrreeee David Douglas School District Assistant Superintendent Ken Richardson presents the 2015 GABA Citizen of the Year award plaque ccoommmmuunniittyy to Dr. Karen Fischer Gray. nneewwsslleetttteerr!! Roaming with East Portland Rovers By Tom Barnes to various National Night Out The Rovers are a group of vol - our resources to support the As another summer winds (NNO) events and heard the unteers that represent nine activities at eight National Night down, it has been another very same concern voiced by all the outer East Portland neighbor - Out/Movie in the Park events in successful season for the East organizers. That concern was hoods, including Powellhurst- outer East Portland. Along with Portland Rovers. “We need more volunteers!”. Gilbert, Centennial, Mill Park, bringing volunteers to the She called a meeting together Glenfair, Hazelwood, Wilkes, events, we also meet regularly What is a “Rover”, you ask? and after some brainstorming, Parkrose, Parkrose Heights to help each other with event It started a couple of years the East Portland Rovers was and Rockwood. planning. We ago after Donna Dionne went formed. We work together and pool also have a continued on pa . c n I , s r o e b u Inside h 0 n g 2 i e 2 e v 7 A N this issue of 9 h d t R n 7 a O 1 Division Midway l Parkrose NNO Parks Bond Work t , 1 r d o E n a Success Kicks off Expands P a N l t 7 t r s 1 o a 0 page 1 P E page 6 9 page 12 GABA CITIZEN OF THE YEAR: DR. KAREN FISCHER GRAY continued from page 1 GABA dedicates this meeting, the Gateway Citizen of the Year sonal meetings, tailored to the held on or near 9/11 every year, Award, David Douglas School specific cultural needs of stu - to honor law enforcement, fire, District Assistant dents and their families, but the and safety and medical profes - Superintendent Ken Richardson school district has also served sionals who are committed to told why Dr. Gray was selected as a center for vibrant cultural the community’s safety and as this year’s recipient: events in the community. Dr. wellbeing. This year, representa - “Dr. Karen Fischer Gray has Gray was also the winner of a tives of the Multnomah County been serving the Portland com - 2014 Spirit of Portland Award. Sheriff’s office, Portland Police munity for some time, and has “Dr. Gray is currently the Chair Bureau and Portland Fire & 32 years in education. Gray has of Oregon’s Education Rescue were honored at the been a steadfast advocate and Enterprise Steering Committee voice for East and the co-director of the Portland stu - Oregon Collaborative dents and their Administrative Mentor Program families. Under with Oregon Department of her leadership, Education and the Parkrose Confederation of School School District Administrators. helped stu - “Dr. Gray is an adjunct profes - © 2015 David F. Ashton/East Portland News.com donated use image Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4248 about to fire a “21-Gun Salute” dents increase sor for both Lewis and Clark at the 2015 GABA ‘First Responders Tribute.’ their test and Portland State University in scores, built a Educational Leadership and is Vice Chair of the Board for the Leadership Award for 2012. Dr. LEED-certified on the Doctoral Program Academy of Architecture, Gray was a 2011-2012 nominee beautiful new Council for Lewis and Clark Construction and Engin-eering for Oregon Superintendent of GABA presents this Citizen of the Year award middle school, College. Dr. Gray is a member of (ACE). the Year. Finally, Dr. Gray is a plaque to Dr. Karen Fischer Gray. and adapted in the Multnomah County Local “Dr. Gray is on the Executive Commissioner on the City of order to better Public Safety Coordinating Council for the Cradle to Career Portland’s Planning and event that featured live music welcome Parkrose’s diverse Council representing education, Initiative and the winner of the Sustainability Commission. – and entertainment. families. a Board member of the Multnomah County John Parkrose School District When it came time to present “Parkrose not only offers per - Classroom Law Project and Kitzhaber Public Health East Portland Neighbors, continued from page 1 Inc. distributes the East gRr eaOt reAlatMionsIhNip Gwith WJeff ITmHore . EAST PORTLAND ROVERS Portland Neighborhood Milkes and David Chen from The first two events were hot Association News for free. Portland Parks & Recreation and we stopped asking when The goal of this newspaper (PP&R). Every year, PP&R has it hit 101 degrees. All things is to build our community supported event by providing considering the events went voice through publicizing equipment and supplies. well and we had over 400 the activities and efforts of And, I want send out a very attendees at each event. To heart-felt “thank you” to cap off our season, we helped neighbors in East Portland. Trevor Hopper from Mill Park out at the Division Midway EPNAN is produced by the and “his kids”. From set up to Alliance with the “Festival of community, for the commu - making snow cones to break Nations” event at Division nity. Most of the articles are down, you kids “rocked”. Center. written by volunteers and To help pay for the events, If you would like to volunteer the responsibility for the we do a pass the hat before to be a Rover and get your the movie starts at each own red shirt (our uniform) or content is that of the event. Then we pool all the get more information east - These East Portland Rovers, Mill Park neighborhood youth, help out at authors. Corrections are money and split the proceeds [email protected]. many of the summer events. made when the need is evenly. This helps offset the For myself and all my Rover everyone that came out and cannot wait to see you in 2016 clearly indicated, but East costs, which is $800.00 or friends we would like to thank supported our events and we at our next events. Portland Neighbors, Inc. does not verify the accuracy of the statements. East Portland Neighbors, Inc. Is your business, company, or office listed here? reserves the right to reject If you want to provide copies of EPNAN News to your customers, contact us. submissions. If you have a community U S Bank Parkrose School District Offices event or public activity of Thank you Renaissance Cafe New Copper Penny Bar & Grill general interest to East Portland residents, we for helping us East Police Precinct Lents Center - Meals on Wheels People would like to include it in Midland Regional Library Kirkland Union Manors our paper. We welcome your submissions; they distribute the Pizza Baron Lents International Farmers Market should not exceed 350 Postal Annex #116 IRCO words, photos are encour - EPNAN News! East Portland Community Center Lily Market aged. The paper is pub - lished four times a year, East Portland Neighborhood Office Anoush Deli February, April, July, and Holgate Library BurgerVille October. Deadline for next issue is January 11th 2016. Human Solutions Oliver’s Café EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS East Portland Neighbors, Inc. Editorial Board 1017 NE 117th Avenue, Portland, OR 97220 Phone – 503-823-4550 Fax 503-823-4525 Email - [email protected] The East Portland Neighborhood Association News RON RAYMOND BRENDA MARGE ANNETTE is funded, in part by a grant from the City of Portland, GLANVILLE HITES MCSWEENEY CRAWFORD STANHOPE Office of Neighborhood Involvement.
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