Building Bond News Today

Multnomah County library is hard at work to build, expand and renovate library spaces for the public as a result of the voter-approved 2020 Library Building Bond. This year, the library system will see a dramatic reinvention by building and expanding five libraries and a series of refresh projects to libraries across the system, requiring a series of temporary library closures.

‘Memorable Celebrations’, on the other hand, include going on honeymoon, having a destination wedding, or marking a birthday or anniversary.

Among the more than 350 guests that packed the Majestic Marquise on Monday, Aug. 28, in Ozone Park Jasbir Bhatia sat with elected officials, local leaders and

The Woodward Board of Education elected Chad Mead as its new board president and Benjamin J. Williams as board vice-president during their monthly meeting on Monday.

Fatih Seferagic has been invited to multiple mosques and events this week, leading to complaints from within the Muslim community

With xenophobia, prejudice, and hate speech on the rise, the UN community gathered in the General Assembly Hall on Wednesday to call for action to root out racism and discrimination across the world. 

There are nine candidates running to fill the two special two-year seats on the Brainerd School Board.

The White House and New York City Mayor on Wednesday strongly condemned recent cases of vandalism of Mahatma Gandhi statues in the country, with the latest one being in New York. White House, New York City Mayor Eric Adams Condemn Vandalism of Mahatma Gandhi Statues in the Country.

Come late summer, back-to-schoolers will want to note the closure of a favorite downtown study spot. Starting in August, Multnomah County Library (MCL)'s Central branch will close to the public for three months to allow for several concurrent construction projects. A press release from MCL described the lengthy closure as an approach intended to "decrease longer disruptions of service." By closing the library to the public, crews will be able to complete multiple projects at...

Come late summer, back-to-schoolers will want to note the closure of a favorite downtown study spot. Starting in August, Multnomah County Library (MCL)'s Central branch will close to the public for three months to allow for several concurrent construction projects. A press release from MCL described the lengthy closure as an approach intended to "decrease longer disruptions of service." By closing the library to the public, crews will be able to complete multiple projects at...