Links and a recap of feature articles from the online editon of the November 2009 Mid-county Memo follow:
Latest photos and full story about the transformation of the former Children’s Receiving Center into the Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services in east Portland.
Latest photos and full story about how former elementary schools within Parkrose School District — Thompson School and Knott Elementary — are being used these days.
A story about developers, for all intents and purposes, killing a proposed amendment to control the way garages are built on smaller parcels
The story about the citizen group approving the airport plan, new noise rules.
Latest photos and news stories about east Portland from veteran Beat Reporter Lee Perlman in Perlman’s Potpourri.
And links for November’s departments: Calendar, Memo Pad, Business Memos and the Loaves & Fishes monthly menu.
Tags: Aiport Futires Planning Advisory Group, Bayer property, Children's Receiving Center, east Portland, Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services, Knott elementary, Morrison Child & Family Services, Mt. Hood Community College Head Start Program, Multnomah Early Childhood Program, Perlman's Potpourri, RICAP 5, Thompson Scholl
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