Heroes Rescue Woman From Burning Car

Someone should nominate these people for next year’s Breakfast of Champions.  (If anyone knows who they are. The article doesn’t say.) KGW covers the story here.

Disaster Action Team Responses

On Saturday, April 19, at 1:15 AM, 2 families had a fire in their duplex. When Red Cross disaster volunteers arrived, they assisted 4 adults, and 4 children affected by […]

Faces In Places

The ever-observant Lise noted the other day that the hooks in our bathrooms look like little long-nosed faces. That led us to a discussion of the Flickr pool Faces In Places so […]

5.2 Earthquake Hits Midwest

A 5.2 Earthquake shook Illinois this morning.  I know what you’re thinking. “In the Midwest??” Yes. In the Midwest.  Growing up in the midwest, I assumed that Earthquakes were something […]

Cold Weather = Not As Fun Anymore

Growing up, Portland got snow several times each year…just enough for school to be cancelled for a few days. Those were the days when snow was a blast — inspiring […]

Gentrification and Healing Through Storytelling

Gentrification. It’s a hot topic in Portland, and especially in the North Portland area where our building stands. Today’s Oregonian has an article about an innovative program that seeks to generate healing and […]

Our New Blog Tagline

Do you see it? Up above? Yesterday, the marketing team was messing around with our e-mail signatures to see if we might use that as a tool to promote the […]

Can Country Music Change a Life?

Let me start by saying I’m not the biggest fan of country music. Twang makes me shudder and any mention of trucks or rodeos will cause me to promptly cover […]

Our Chapter Makes National News

Okay, that’s a bit of a misnomer. It should probably read “Our Chapter Makes National’S News,” if I’m being honest. But really, it’s just as exciting as CNN or Newsweek […]