Mid-county Memo Executive Editor Rich Riegel has a question for the Memo’s blog readers. I’m looking for some comment on the story we ran in the September 2006 Memo, “Bus restaurant riles Argay neighborhood.”

Although I may have my priorities mixed up, I’ll ask my own personal and professional question first.

In the story by our excellent reporter Lee Perlman, he said, “Since March an old bus has been sitting at the intersection of Northeast Sandy Boulevard and 141st Avenue. Since July a sign has proclaimed it to be the El Carreton restaurant.”

Judy Alley, executive director of SnowCap Community Charities in outer east portland  sat down last month for an in-dept interview for Women in Portland Publishing.

WiPP is a group of young women involved in the publishing, writing and graphic arts business in Portland. It is a good read and we recommend it.

 

Jason Goodwill, outgoing Russellville Kiwanis president, chatting with outgoing Lt. Governor and Russellville Kiwanis member Marilyn Biancardi before the installation ceremonies begin.

At their annual installation dinner held last month, the Russellville Kiwanis Club of Portland installed a new president, said goodbye and thank you to its outgoing president and Lt. Governor, and recognized members with decades of service to the club.

Mike Miller with wife Cheryl, incoming Russellville Kiwanis president at the Russellville Kiwanis installation dinner held last month.