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External Links: Add; City of Portland Web site; Multnomah County Web site; Mayor Charlie Hales; Commissioner Steve Novick

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I have to vent. We have lived in the Harold Oliver neighborhood since 1991 and have seen it rapidly declining within the last five years. This neighborhood has become the east county ghetto and is... more

Started: May 23rd 2007Replies: 0

Become a Tree Scout or Harvest Leader with...

Volunteer Opportunities: Become a Harvest Leader or Tree Scout with Portland Fruit Tree Project! Harvest season is right around the corner. Join Portland Fruit Tree Project in preventing waste,... more

Started: May 5th 2014Replies: 0

Join or Lead a Tree Care Team in 2014 with...

Join the Portland Fruit Tree Project in increasing access to healthy food and strengthening communities by empowering neighbors to share in the care of urban fruit trees. As a Tree Care Team... more

Started: December 13th 2013Replies: 0

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Centennial Neighbors Real Estate and Home Values

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What is Foreclosure?: In order to purchase your house you probably had to borrow money from lending institution (bank, mortgage company, etc). When you signed the load documents you agreed that in the event you cannot make your...
Tags: Financial – Thrifty – Credit – Foreclosure – Mortgage – Staff Pick – Association

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What are Dust Mites?: Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye. Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
Tags: Homeowner – Health – Staff Pick
Be Proactive and Improve Neighborhood Safety: Be Proactive and Improve Neighborhood and Home Safety You can increase safety and security around neighborhood common areas like pools and clubhouses and even around private homes with non-lethal spike...
Tags: Safety – Association