next to a moon that moves the sea, and you don't believe in miracles?
The Week of April 11th, 2023
Advocate. Educate. Collaborate.
We live on a blue planet that circles around a ball of fire next to a moon that moves the sea, and you don't believe in miracles?
This is NOT a predetermined posed shot. At a recent Friday AM, members spontaneously wanted to be in a photo that shows support for the Safety Levy. This spontaneous safety support crossed over a broad range of business types, sizes, and political spectrums. The Gresham Area Chamber Board voted to support the levy. The election is in May. Information is available on the chamber website or email the office for any questions not answered.
CHANGE OF LOCATION. Mayor Stovall will be one of the two guest speakers at the April 18th, Business Leaders Luncheon. Click below to register now. NEW LOCATION. The luncheon is at the Quality Inn 2752 NE Hogan Rd. Topic? Why we should support the Gresham Safety Levy. Bring your questions for the Mayor and Cathy Keathley, spokesperson for Gresham United for Safety.
WorkReady has organized a Career Fair for May 23rd from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Contact VickiM@greshamchamber.org to reserve a table and showcase your business to 11 area high schools and their students. Table space is free but limited.
Every Multnomah County resident is subject to this new tax.
Portland and Multnomah County already have successful programs paid for by tax dollars, and assistance and evictions for low-income residents.
The new tax funds free attorneys for renters, no matter what income level of the renter.
Local family-owned businesses will pay, while the biggest corporations will not be required to pay.
Seniors will pay when they sell their homes intending to fund health and end-of-life expenses or withdraw retirement savings (which is required for many).
No income thresholds for who would receive free services.
If oil can drip light comes on your dash, you should pull over and shut off your engine. This is a serious issue and continued running could cause engine damage. You could be having a low oil level or oil pressure issue.
Nature rules the areas around Prineville in Central Oregon, with plenty of options during the day for hiking, biking, fishing and paddling. But it’s what hangs overhead that will have you in awe at night: a sky packed full of stars with little manufactured light.
