November 22, 2017
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New Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw (center) is the guest of honor Saturday for a Women
of Faith brunch hosted by Dr. Karen Edwards, Cascade campus president of Portland Community
College. Sponsors included Women at the Cross Ministries, Women of Faith of Oregon and Southeast
Washington and representatives of the Dr. Audrey Terrell Institute.
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Education advocates from Portland African American community get a new pledge to open Tubman
Middle School during a Thursday news conference held at the Center for Self Enhancement in north
Portland. Pictured are Ron Herndon of Albina Head Start, Joe McFerrin of Portland Opportunities
Industrial Center and Dr. Leroy Haynes of the Albina Ministerial Alliance.
New Pledge on Tubman
District will spend more to make sure school is safe
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F OOD
by d anny P eterson
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Portland Public Schools Su-
perintendent Guadalupe Guerre-
ro has made a new pledge to get
Tubman Middle School ready ing for alternative sites as part of
for opening in the fall, reassur- a school board directive to study
ing leaders from the African environmental concerns of the
American community.
C ontinued on P age 4
Instead of immediately look-