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City of Portland Budget Hearing
Share your budget priorities
with City Council
Thursday, May 17, 2012
6:30-8:30 PM
David Douglas High School
1001 SE 135th Ave.
Parking available
Bus line: #20
Visit: www.portlandonline.com/communitybudqet
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SUB BIDS REQUESTED
Butte Hotel Preservation
Portland, OR
Bid Date:
May 2 1 ,2 0 1 2 @ 5:00 P.M.
-Requesting proposals from all interested subcontractors and
suppliers for the renovation of an existing three-story residential
building in NW Portland.
-Project is subject to residential prevailing wages, MWESB utilization
goals, workforce training program and Section 3 compliance.
PERSONAL ASSISTANCE/ADMIN
ASSISTANTNEEDED;Able to work in
a fast-paced environment and
multitask with a wide range of
functions in administration.
Applicants are to reply to
marksantosjobs@gmail.com
Metro
Administrative Technician, Portland
Center for the Perform ing Arts,
$18.13 - $24.72/hour, Deadline:
5/7/12.
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These opportunities are open to
First Opportunity Target Area (FOTA)
residents - Columbia Boulevard on
the north; 42nd Avenue on the
east; the Banfield Freeway on the
south, and North Chautauqua
Boulevard on the west, whose
total annual incom e does not
exceed $25,000 as an Individual,
or $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 fo r an e n tire
h o u s e h o ld , fo r the pa st 12
months.
To apply: visit our web site at:
w w w .oregonm etro.gov/jobs for
the complete job announcement
and a link to our online hiring
center, or visit our lobby kiosk at
M etro, 600 NE G ra n d Ave,
Portland.
AA/EEO Employer
Part-time HEAD COACH,
MEN'S BASKETBALL
PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Contractor Plan Center in Milwaukie and available for purchase at
Precision Images.
M/W/ESB Certified Contractors are strongly encouraged to bid.
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Portland Com m unity College is
seeking a Head Coach for the
M en's B a sk e tb a ll P ro gra m ,
located at the I Cascade Gym at
PCC's Cascade Campus This part-
time position reports to the Director
o f A th le tic s and w o rk s w ith
campus departments to ensure
compliance with all NWAACC rules.
The program is seeking a coach
with a history of winning records,
and p ro d u c in g a c a d e m ic a lly
successful student athletes. The
p a rt-tim e position re ce ive s a
stipend of ($5OOO).For detail job
description got to www.nwaacc.org
P le a se
su b m it
le tte r
of
a p p lic a tio n ,
resu m e ,
and
references by May 4, 2012 to:
Dick Magruder
Athletic Director
Portland Community College
PO Box 19000
Portland, OR 97280
971-722-5513
richard.magruder@pcc.edu
PCC actively encourages
minorities, women, and people
with disabilities to apply.
Affirmative Action / Equal
Employment Opportunity Institution.
May 2, 2012
Drawing a Bridge
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profits and organizations we already
through the Portland Summers have.”
Project, which he considers a main
Smith said his biggest competi­
priority. Efforts would include an tion in the race for Mayor is cur­
increase in summer jobs, robust rently the apathy of those who
sum m er enrichm ent programs, choose not to vote. “But if they
more opportunities for internships, understand what is at stake,” he
and things like summer computer said, “then we are in good shape.”
camp.
“The next M ayor has to be
“I think we can set a national strong,” Smith said. “And there is a
example of this,” he said. “And we need for more souls of justice.”
Playland ‘Zany
Maze’ Draws Kids
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rinth of hedges tall enough for
children to feel hidden, but short
enough for adults to see them.
The exhibit also includes peek-a-
boo windows, surprise passages
and kooky topiaries.
“The chance to have a beauti­
ful, interactive exhibit outside
that’s free and accessible to the
public has been a dream of the
M useum ,’’says Sarah Orleans,
Executive Director of Portland
Children’s Museum.
Icons from nature are hidden
within for open-ended scavenger
hunts, and there is a gentle grass
hill with a telescope dock, benches
and picnic tables.
The centerpiece of Zany Maze,
however, is a beautiful Music
Tree, which is decorated with imag­
ery from nature and bells that sing to
the great outdoors.
This exciting space also func­
tions as a changeable outdoor art
gallery, with art installations made
by children, for children.
Zany Maze is merely Phase I of a
long-range outdoor exhibit plan for
the museum. Throughout the next
18-months, Phase II will transform
46,000 square feet into a natural,
inspiring, all-season exhibit for chil­
dren and families.
“Because Zany Maze is free and
ADA accessible, anticipation is
high,” says Melody Bridges, the
museum’s director of marketing,
communications and sales. “We
expect over 350,000 visitors per year
will play, learn and discover in this
new community space.”
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