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January 20 2021 Suggested reading brought to you by Sunlan Lighting: Customers Request Leads to Knowledge Thirty years ago, I had 3 women requests a product I believed to be a stretch to be true. They wanted me to carry a bulb developed in Finland that helped with depression. They needed the bulb to help them thrive in this grey rainy Portland. It was called Neodymium. The bulb is a soft purple because the Neodymium is fused into the glass. That natural mineral changed the color of standard bulb light to a color that was 90% of real sunshine. Pretty Cool. I tested the light on me. First,...

December 21 2020 Suggested reading brought to you by Sunlan Lighting - - - - - Business letter - - - - - - - - - - - - Make your gifts Light and Easy. Go to Sunlan Lighting to buy the gift of light to everyone on your list. For the wee ones to teens, a selection of colored 11S14 bulbs. The low 11 watts of light will work for a night light or a fun mood-lights. The light can be used for the child to select the color of the day or to show their mood. To use as a task light, add a timer to the set up. When it is time to do homework, the selected color can come on. When the light goes out a b...

Sunlan supports 2021 Metro Welcome Streets Event This article brought to you courtesy of Kay Newell, Sunlan Lighting, Inc. Portland Tribune Insider Lighting Expert. Good News: The Tilikum Crossing / Winter Light Art Festival can become the 2021 Metro Welcome Streets Event created by the residents of our community. We can create and be the Festival. This is an event designed to be a ground swell activity. There are 4 ways to become involved in creating a street welcoming committee. 1] Leave your outdoor lights up after the Christmas deco is put away. 2] Turn on your porch light ...

Another business owner says crime has risen since a September encampment began. Author: Devon Haskins Updated: 7:35 PM PST December 9, 2020 PORTLAND, Ore. — The once vibrant and busy Historic Mississippi Business District is not what it usually is. The pandemic is largely to blame for a huge drop in business. "I had to cut hours, I had to cut salaries to be able to survive," said Kay Newell, owner of Sunlan Lighting along Mississippi Avenue. Newell said while business has been down, crime has gone up. Mainly since an encampment outside the "Red House" started...