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Where Are the Books? Inside the First of 19 Renovated Libraries. - Vimarsana News

Where Are the Books? Inside the First of 19 Renovated Libraries.

The Multnomah County Library’s monumental $400 million expansion debuted this month.

Woman forced into car at gunpoint, sexually assaulted in Normandy Park - Vimarsana News

Woman forced into car at gunpoint, sexually assaulted in Normandy Park

Officers have been combing the area for possible evidence and camera footage.

Source: yahoo.com
Woman forced into car at gunpoint, sexually assaulted in Normandy Park - Vimarsana News

Woman forced into car at gunpoint, sexually assaulted in Normandy Park

Officers have been combing the area for possible evidence and camera footage.

Source: kiro7.com
Multnomah County Library Opens Temporary Northeast Portland Location - Vimarsana News

Multnomah County Library Opens Temporary Northeast Portland Location

A new, temporary Multnomah County Library location opened today, at the University of Oregon campus in Northeast Portland. In a press release, MCL said patrons can expect to use the short-term location through the summer of 2024—as it is meant to offset the system's renovation and construction projects, which have left a significant number of local library buildings closed. University of Oregon's campus in Northeast Portland was formerly Concordia University, before UO purchased it in...

The Skanner News - Multnomah County Library Opens Temporary Space at University of Oregon Campus in NE Portland - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Multnomah County Library Opens Temporary Space at University of Oregon Campus in NE Portland

Beginning today, Multnomah County Library patrons can check out and return books, use computers and wi-fi and get personalized help at a new temporary library location on the University of Oregon campus in NE Portland. The new service will help offset a series of construction-related closures to build, expand and renovate libraries as part of a 2020 voter-approved bond measure.