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Page 2 ^Jortlanò (ßbseruer Strip Club Death Nets 15 Years Support Saves Landmark A 32-year-old Portland man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for using a gun to kill another man in a fight outside a northeast Portland strip club. Bradley Carl O ’Rourke was seen leaving Club Skinn in the early hours of the morning of May 8,2013. Police investigators said he walked past a group of five people and cat-called a 21-year-old woman in the group. A scuffle ensued. O ’Rourke was accused of punch ing one person in the face before pull ing out a gun and firing three rounds. He pleaded guilty to first-degree man slaughter last week for killing Anton L. Hill, 33, with a shot to the head. Hill was a father of five. 'W edding Announcement The historic Bronaugh Apartments in downtown Portland will be remolded, saving 50 units of affordable housing reserved for elderly and disabled resi dents on fixed incomes. Happy Ann ¡versa Place your announcem ent now for your special occasions & events. Happy Birthday! Alayah W ashington-Ta Jayden W ashington-Ta from your famih, we love you and wish yott rrutrrv more. Holly Miicim and Rmel Scott u w married on August 2, 2014 in Portliinif, Oregon. The bride is a public relations coordinator for Providence Portland Medical Center in Portland and graduated from Oregon State University. The grooin is a reporter for the Associated Press in Portland Parents of the bride are Elizabeth and Scott Muara of Arlington, Texas, and Sluthnaz and Ranjan Scott of Bend, Oregon 1 u n i t (ab o v e c e n te r) is perfect for a photo and short statem ent, great for birthdays and graduations or any occassion stated briefly. 2 u n its (rig h t) tillous for a larger photo and more details on your occasion. 4 u n its (left) is ideal for occasions that have alot o f content and includes larger space for photos, artwork and the declaration's title. Talk to y o u r a n n o u n c e m e n t rep re sen ta tiv e today a t T h e P o rtla n d O b se rv e r by calling 5 0 3 .2 8 8 .0 0 3 3 o r em ail a d s@ p o rtla n d o b se rv e r.c o m u 1,1 Portlanh (Observer P ublisher : E d ito r : M ich a el L eig h to n Rakeem Washington C reative D irector : P aul N e u fe ld t O ffice M anager /C lassifieds : A dvertising M anager : A nonprofit affordable housing develop m ent and property m anagem ent com pany that builds housing for low -incom e fam ilies announced Thursday that it will be con structing and rehabilitating 108 affordable housing units in Portland and Hillsboro. Reach Com m unity Developm ent received an award o f nearly $ 18 m illion in low income and affordable housing credits and grants. The award will be invested tow ards the O r ch ard s at O renco in H illsb o ro and the Bronaugh A partm ents in dow ntow n Port land. The Orchards will be the first affordable housing unit for low -incom e fam ilies at Orenco, and is being built with cost-effective construction techniques to low er heating and cooling requirem ents. The Bronaugh serves elderly and disabled Portlanders living on fixed incom es. The first phase o f construction for the O rchard at O renco is expected to be in com pleted by June and the Bronaugh A partm ent project will break ground in May. Week in The Review ment, otherw ise he w ould be im m ediately reinstated, C hief Tom Jackson said. Student Stabbed to Death A Linfield College athlete was stabbed and killed Saturday after a football game in McMinnville. The suspect was fatally shot by police during a confrontation immediately following the incident at a conve nience store near the college cam pus. The victim, Parker Moore, was a sophomore Business M anage ment major. Some people scram bled to sign up for h ealth care on Saturday as open enrollm ent for the A fford able Care Act enters a second year. Hours into the m arket open ing, the site tem porarily crashed. O fficials and softw are engineers were able to resolve the problem s. Open enrollm ent for health care insurance companies will continue until Feb. 1. Student Sex Videos Investigated Bill Cosby Dodges Allegations Portland police detectives are in vestigating reports that students at Grant High School recorded them selves having sex and then shared those videos to other students. Sharing videos of minors engaging in sex is a crime and Portland Police said the teens who shared the vid eos could face child pom-related charges. Comedian Bill Cosby retreated into silence as allegations that he sexu ally assaulted a woman several de cades ago and other women in the past come back into the conversa tion over social media and in the news. A spokesman for the come dian said the allegations were false. If Cleared, Ferguson Officer to Return to Duty As protests continue in Ferguson, Mo., and across the country, fo l low ing the police shooting o f M ichael Brown, the local police force has announced how it m ight respond to the grand jury's deci sion in the case. If the grand ju ry charges the officer, he would m ost likely be term inated from employ Health Exchange Crashes First Cuddling Business Sam antha Hess opened her own unusual business over the w eek end, a “Cuddle Up to M e” outlet on East Burnside, Portland's first ever cuddle shop, providing "pla tonic touch" services that help clients who are otherw ise in need o f hum an kindness. The shop has brought up significant co n tro v e rs y , an d H e ss sa y s she struggled to find a location for her business due to its nature. Established 1970 Mark Washington, Sr. E xecutive D irector : Ristor John Loneson and Wife, Elezibeth Lmeson celebrate their 2 5th u edding anniversary, this Friday, August 18th, 2014 at the bcnupiet hall in the Greater Good Samaritan Church in Vancouver, Washington. The celebration takes place at 3:00 I’M. .All oftheir family friends and neighbors are invited to join in their celebration. Choose the announcement size that best suits your requirements: The uedding took place at Grey ( rabies in Mduuiifcie. Oregon, with attendance hr a host of family and friends. The couple would like to ihank all that came for their wishes and line. November 19, 2014 p ie Portland Observer welcomes freelance submissions. Manuscripts and photographs should be clearly labeled and will be returned if accompanied by a self addressed envelope. 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