January 2017 E-news
Find out more about our January meeting (pie, anyone?), Love Your Park and Graffiti Clean-up opportunities, Construction on Interstate, Legislative Town Halls, Clean Air and more in our January e-newsletter.
December Meeting Cancelled
Arbor Lodge NA meeting tonight (Dec 15th) cancelled due to weather concerns. All items set for discussion tonight are moved to the January 19th meeting, set for 6:30, Kenton FireHouse. Caroling will be rescheduled – watch the website for details.
December 2016 Meeting and Caroling
Happy December! This month, we're having an abbreviated meeting so that several of our more musically-inclined board members can also go caroling in the neighborhood! Draft Agenda – Thursday, 12/15/16 Historic Kenton Firehouse, 6:30-7 p.m. 6:30 Welcome, Sign in, Introductions…
Movie in the Park at Arbor Lodge in 2017…or Not?
Movie in the Park at Arbor Lodge in 2017 or not? If you love it, please read and consider volunteering. Without you, it won't happen. We've had 3 years of fun watching a Movie in the Park at Arbor Lodge…
Changed Meeting Format and Time – November 2016
Instead of our usual monthly meeting, this Thursday, 11/17 our board is getting together for a training and strategy session. Everyone is still welcome to attend, however, take note that the format will be very different from our usual! We're…
Update: October 31st 2016
Hi there Park Lovers, We are rescheduling Parke Diem for Arbor Lodge Park. The new date is Friday, November 11th, 9-11 am Yes, it is Veteran's Day – a National Holiday, many businesses are closed and schools too, so maybe an…
Light up the night – volunteer to hand out blinking lights for Be Seen, Be Safe
We're sure you have noticed the shortened daylight hours and increased rainy weather that is typical of Portland in early fall. It's getting darker earlier, and visibility will become more of an issue for everyone using our roadways. We are partnering…
Update: October 13th 2016
Parke Diem is cancelled for this Saturday, October 15, 20161, 9- 12, noon Why? Predicted winds of up to 60 mph could cause tree limbs to come down. Since most of our work was set to be under trees, we…