Unless you run a do-it-yourself recording studio – or are a Hollywood movie soundtrack mogul – you probably have never heard of this fellow. But, you certainly have heard his handiwork …
Learn why, although Le Sorelle Café was packed with patrons on this occasion, the owner called it quits – less than two years after this Italian-themed eatery opened …
Find out what Portland City Commissioner Nick Fish had to say about his current post, and the City’s budget and bicycles, when he spoke at the last Parkrose Business Association meeting …
Find out which facts surprised neighbors and business people about the nation’s largest retailer – once vilified by Portland’s mayor – when a corporate spokesman came to the 82nd Avenue of Roses Business Association meeting …
Find out what outer East Portland business people learned from a man who has made it his mission to champion the role of fathers in the home – and in society …
Find out about changes in the tax law for the 2009 tax year – and exactly who will actually pay …
See who was given awards by the Parkrose Business Association this year – and, take a look at all the fun they had at their annual banquet …
Find out why outer East Portland, from all walks of life, turned out to say goodbye to Commander Michael Crebs. And, find out what’s next for East Precinct’s former top cop …
See how members of the East Portland Chamber of Commerce have welcomed businesses into the community, provided valuable information to members, and socially networked during 2009 – and why you should consider joining their group …
Bring your camera to ‘Santa’s Place’; take a photo of your kids you’ll treasure for years – and consider bringing a toy or food for a needy youngster or family! It’s a gift they’ll appreciate this holiday season.
Here’s an idea: Consider buying locally-made one-of-a-kind gifts – crafted from recycled materials. Find out where you can see them in person – or, save time and money by shopping online right from this article …
There’s no reason to feel that you’re all alone when trying to solve business problems, says the president of Mt. Hood Community College. Take a look and learn more …