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July 16 2021 Valerie Chapman describes happened to the Park Avenue Community Development Plan tabled by Clackamas County commissioners As the chair of the Park Avenue Community Advisory Committee (PACAC), I would like to share my perspective regarding the recently completed, and tabled, Park Avenue Community Project (Development and Design Standards). In spring 2019, Clackamas County sought volunteers from among residents, businesses and property owners in the half-mile around the Park Avenue light-rail station to be part of a community advisory committee that would propose standards for development in the rail station area. Development of the area has been considered previously, however, this time a group of citizens applied for and received a $180,000 grant from Metro 2040 funds to support a community centered development plan with a focus on stakeholder engagement.
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Billboards aim to expose racism’s violent impact on Black people in Portland Updated May 10, 2021; Facebook Share “Destroy white supremacy, not each other.” That’s the message plastered on several new billboards across the Portland area. The provocative message is displayed between a large gold-colored bullet that includes a superimposed image of a slave ship. At a Monday unveiling of one of the new billboards, the artist behind the image -- Portland native Elijah Hasan -- said the bullet, like a slave ship, is a vessel of trauma for Black people. “It is my intention to remind the Black minds inside these Black bodies that they may think that these bullets fly because someone snitched or even killed a loved one,” said Hasan. “But I am suggesting that this is not the reason you’re shooting. But instead, it’s a symptom of the environment you find yourself in.”
‘How many more people have to die?’ 82nd Avenue claimed 2 more lives in April By Andrew Theen, oregonlive.com Share: 3 Photos Rep. Khanh Pham being sworn in as a state legislator in January. Pham said the safety issues on 82nd Avenue were a major reason she ran for office. (The Oregonian) Photo Gallery PORTLAND — Two men were struck and killed while walking across the same stretch of Northeast 82nd Avenue in April, a sobering reminder that the east Portland arterial remains one of the most dangerous roads in the Portland metro area. Fatal crashes, regardless of whether those killed by drivers were walking, in a vehicle or riding a bike, are nothing new on the five-lane state highway that carves through some of the most racially diverse neighborhoods in the city and state and on into Clackamas County. But in the past two years, each marking the deadliest in Portland history since 1996, no one died on 82nd Avenue. In the decade preceding, 16 people were killed along its roughly seven miles inside Portland city limits.
‘How many more people have to die?’ 82nd Avenue claimed 2 more lives in April Updated May 02, 2021; Facebook Share Two men were struck and killed while walking across the same stretch of Northeast 82nd Avenue in April, a sobering reminder that the east Portland arterial remains one of the most dangerous roads in the Portland metro area. Fatal crashes, regardless of whether those killed by drivers were walking, in a vehicle or riding a bike, are nothing new on the five-lane state highway that carves through some of the most racially diverse neighborhoods in the city and state and on into Clackamas County. But in the past two years, each marking the deadliest in Portland history since 1996, no one died on 82nd Avenue. In the decade preceding, 16 people were killed along its roughly seven miles inside Portland city limits.
Summer weather is here, and downtown Vancouver drivers have already begun to adjust a common summer sight: street construction. A three block stretch of Broadway near East Mill Plain Boulevard closed down last week for a sewer project, snarling traffic in the busy corridor.