July Memo hits the streets, Internet
The July issue of the Memo was posted earlier this week.
This month’s feature stories include: a story by Heather Hill about the schism at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Parkrose; Lee Perlman reports on the progress of PAC, or the Gateway Regional Center Urban Renewal Area Program Advisory Committee; Perlman also reports on the wrapping up of the Portland International Airport’s Master Plan; finally, this month’s Perlman’s Potpourri, a beat reporter’s round-up of news and information in Mid-Multnomah County.
As always, the Memo Calendar, containing east Portland’s most comprehensive listing of community events.
In this month’s Memo Pad, among other items, a piece on the engagement of Rebekah Thompson, or “Space Girl” as readers might know her from a previous story in the Memo.
Don’t forget our other regular Departments: Business Memos, Letters to the Editor and the Loaves & Fishes Menu.
Good reading.
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