w Fortiani» (Observer
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August 15, 2012
“ Go-anywhere”
fares coming
September 1
2-Hour
Ticket
A d u lt
$2.50
18-64
1-Day
Pass
Fare zones
will soon be a
thing of the past.
TriMet is changing to a
one-fare system
where all of your trips
cost the same.
With one fare,
you can go anywhere.
$5
More at trimet.org/nozones
Honored
Citizen
$1
$2
$165
$3.30
65+/Medicare/
or disability
Youth
7-17/High School/CED
T R l© M E T
Activists Plan Coal Protest
Antonella Mancini o f north Portland paints a sign to protest
proposed coal shipments from Montana and Wyoming that
would bring open coal train cars and barges through Portland
to Asia markets. A ‘no coal’ rally will be held Saturday, Aug. 18
at noon at the St. Johns Railroad Cut, near the Peninsula Fred
Meyer on North Lombard Street.
Ceasefire
c o n tin u e d fr o m page 3
Young, lively, curious children
are at your home and can come in
contact with a gun; someone in your
family or a friend or neighbor is
suffering from depression and the
gun poses a risk of injury or suicide;
the firearm cannot be properly
stored; the gun was left by an earlier
occupant of the house; you can’t
guarantee that someone else won’t
get the gun; you want to do some
thing to reduce the number of gun
accidents and homicides; you un
derstand that a gun in the home is
much more likely to kill or injure a
family member or friend that it is to
protect you; and you would rather
have a gift certificate than the gun.
Free with Zoo admission
• Live music
• Family activities
• Dinner specials
• Twilight hikes and more
August 8 * August 22
Featuring Luz of Y La Bamba
and Mr. Ben & Friends
Luz of y La Bamba
Featuring Thom as M apfum o
and A ustin Farrell
Thomas Mapfumo
T icke ts available at the zoo on event day.
Free fo r zoo m em bers at the ' Plus*' level o r above
See w eb fo r exact sh o w tim e s and fe s tiv a l d e ta ils
oregonzoo.org