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RICH RIEGEL
THE MID-COUNTY MEMO
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| Current and former Opportunity Gateway program advisory committee members gathered in July at the Oregon Clinic groundbreaking ceremony. They are, from left to right, policy advisory committee Chairwoman Beth Baltz; committee member Jerry Koike; former chairman Duke Shepherd; first chairman Dick Cooley; Portland Development Commission regional center redevelopment team leader Sara King; Marcus & Millichap Real Estate investment broker Dann Wonser; and Human Solutions Director of Housing Development Doreen Warner. The Opportunity Gateway policy advisory committee is made up of East Portland residents, business owners and others from the community. The committee advises on issues involving growth in the Gateway area. |
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| Imprinting cement foundation building blocks with their logos during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Oregon Clinic being built at the Gateway Transit Center are, from left to right, TriMet’s Executive Director for Capital Projects and Facilities Neil McFarland, Portland Development Commission Commissioner Bertha Ferran and Portland Mayor Tom Potter. Government agencies, citizen groups and local business interests worked to make this project a reality. Behind Potter, watching the ceremony are, from left to right, Mayoral Staff Assistant Dan Douthit, TriMet Deputy General Counsel Tamara Lewis, TriMet Project Engineer Amy Fandrich and Hoffman Construction Company engineer Brian Wildish. |
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| In this photo taken at the Oregon Clinic groundbreaking ceremony held in July, the two gentlemen at the extreme left and extreme right, whose bodies the frame of the camera cut off, are unidentified. The three people in the middle of the photo are, from left to right, Gerding/Edlen Development Company’s Managing Principal Mark Edlen, Portland Mayor Tom Potter and Portland Development Commission Commissioner Bertha Ferran. |
| MEMO PHOTOS: TIM CURRAN |
We’re confessing to messing up the captions on the two photos accompanying last month’s story on the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Oregon Clinic at the Gateway Transit Center in Northeast Portland. The story began on the front page with the title, “Gateway Transit Center project breaks ground.” It continued on to Page 6, and then concluded on Page 10.
So we’re running both photos again, along with another photo that should have been in the story. All three with correct captions.
By the way, we’ve checked, double checked and triple checked this information, and we guarantee it’s as accurate as can be.
Thank you for your patience.
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