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Assistant Property Manager
SUB BIDS REQUESTED
Clackamas County Courthouse Sallyport
Oregon City, Oregon
Bid Package - Final Cleaning
MANDATORY Pre-Bid Meeting: May 13 @ 2:00pm
Bids Due: May 24 at 2:00pm
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Phone: (503) 221-8811 - Bid Fax: (503) 221-8888
805 SW Broadway, Suite 2100 - Portland, OR 97205 - CCB LIC# 28417
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Fire & Police Disability &
Retirement (FPDR) Fund Director
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phases
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o p e ra tio n s ,a n d to a c t as m ain
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d u tie s
and
has
p r im a r y
responsibility for the collection and
p o s t o f a ll in c o m e d u e to th e
property. Dem onstrates knowledge
o f Fair H o u sin g and oth e r legal
issu es and local o rd in a n c e s as
t h e y a f f e c t th e p r o p e r t y ’s
operations.(greg.mccune@aol.com)
Metro
Salary: $93, 288 - $ 3 0 ,2 9 1 /yr
Deadline: 4:30 p.m., Monday, M ay
Lead Operating Engineer, Oregon 20, 2013
Convention Center, $31.75 - $34.14 The City of Portland is recruiting for
hourly, F/T. D eadline: 0 5 /1 6 /1 3
CLERK’S JUDICIAL
PRO CEEDIN GS SPECIALIST
$ 1 6 .7 7 - $ 2 1 .4 2 per H our
COURTHOUSE FACILITATOR
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SHERIFFS SUPPORT SPECIALIST II
$15.37 - $ 1 9 .6 6 per Hour
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will be a qualified disability expert,
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Science Club
Works to Clean
Up the Air
c o n t i n u e d f r o m page 2
though some of his friends are not
excited about com ing in after
school, th ey ’re learning and like
helping out.
M elva Perez, another freshman
at the school, says she w asn’t
surprised by the poor air quality
findings.
“It m akes sense, since this
school is (alm ostj 100 years old,”
she said.
“I could just tell from the smell,”
said Elijah O ’Shea, a sophom ore.
The students are excited to find
out what results the plants could
yield.
The staff at Roosevelt is w rit
ing a grant proposal for $ 12,000 in
order to expand the project next
year with sophisticated electronic
devices they that can m onitor
changes in air quality. The equip
ment could run them about $3,500.
So far, $300 has been raised in
donations. •
Funding is a constant battle for
teachers. To do certain projects
or sim ply have the supplies for
their students, teachers are often
forced to pay out o f their own
pockets. Some even have taken
unpaid days to conduct field trips
when the school cannot afford to
bring in a substitute teacher.
Jensen estim ates that she and
h e r h u sb a n d h av e s a c rific e d
roughly $ 1,000 of their own money
to support student projects.
“W e really feel chained by our
funding,” she said. “Every project
and field trip comes with financial
sacrifices.”
The ultim ate goal o f the air
quality project is to take their find
ings to the surrounding com m u
nity in hopes o f collaborating with
Portland industries to begin w ork
ing tow ards reducing toxic em is
sions in the area.
“It m ight take a little bit of
m oney and a lot o f support, but
everybody can come together and
change e v ery th in g ,” freshm en
M anny Lopez says with a smile.
For more inform ation about the
Roosevelt Clean A ir Project, or to
m ake a needed and w elcom ed do-
n a tio n , v is it th e w e b s ite
tin y u r l.c o m /R o o s e v e lt-
SO21utons.
Cultural Exchange
Metro
PCC Cascade Campus, Phase 1
Bid Package #4B - Student Center
May 8, 2013
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arch itectu re. I was really im
pressed with Osaka Jik ei’s range
o f program s and the quality o f
their facilities and instruction.
T heir executive leadership were
welcoming, cordial, and genuinely
interested in broadening the per
spective o f their students through
the relationship with PC C .”
As for broadening the relation
ship between PCC and Osaka Jikei,
G atew ood thinks it’s a good idea.
“To me, international relation
ships such as the one with Osaka
Jikei College are what we need to do
if we are to successfully interface
with people from around the world,”
he said. “And in the 21st century
economy, we must be able to do this
in order to be competitive.”\
ence students from Osaka Jikei
visit PCC each year to learn more
about the C ollege’s program s —
including the Ophthalm ic Labora
tory Technology program at C as
cade - as well as work in P C C ’s
labs and conduct cu ltu ral e x
change with PCC students.
For his part, G atew ood had the
opportunity to do a little cultural
exchange o f his own, visiting
Osaka Jik ei’s facilities, m eeting
with its leadership, and taking in
some o f the myriad sights, sounds,
and tastes o f Osaka, Jap an ’s sec
ond-largest m etropolitan area.
“Japan is an incredible place,”
he said. “There’s an amazing blend
of tradition and m odernity that
A be Proctor is community relations
you can see in everything from officer fo r the Portland Community
the cuisine to the music to the College Cascade Campus.
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