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Disaster Action Team Responses
On Friday, July 11, the Red Cross volunteers, helped a gentleman that had a fire in his RV with:–3 nights stay in a nearby motel.–A client assistance card to shop […]
Red Cross Reunites Siblings Separated By WWII
There’s not much I can say about this story, other than…WOW. You can also see the CNN version here. If you’re interested in Holocaust/WWII tracing services and live in Portland, […]
Live Music, Beautiful Setting
With all that’s been going on, I completely forgot to blog about the free summer concerts in Dawson Park. The park, located at N. Stanton and Vancouver Ave. (and just […]
A Trip to the Museum
On Wednesday, I went to the museum. Not just any museum, mind you — the very special Safety Learning Center + Fire Museum. The museum is located in the historic […]
John and Joe tell you what you should know.
John Solomon has been doing this video series on his blog called “What Should We Tell The Public?” in which he asks preparedness experts for their words of wisdom. Today’s […]
Does Your Blog Readership Grow By 64% Per Month? Ours Does…
As you already know, Robin and I have been working long and hard on an entry for the Oregon Columbia Chapter of the International Business Communicators Association’s (whew — what […]
Irony
(How’s that photo for a visual pun, huh?) Sorry for the lack of posts today. I’ve been working non-stop on an entry for an award contest. I’m entering the blog […]
Disaster Action Team Responses
On Wednesday, 2 adults had a fire in their home in Portland. When the Red Cross disaster volunteers arrived they assisted the 2 people with: –Two nights stay in a […]
No ordinary picnic
Dum da dum DUM, dum da DUM! That’s the sound of me singing the Indiana Jones theme song. (You know how I love theme songs.) It’s stuck in my head […]
Gored By A Bull? The Red Cross Is There.
Last week, we told you about the work of the Red Cross at the Olympic Track and Field trials in Eugene, Ore. And what could be more exciting than the […]