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To say Portland metro has Farmer’s Markets might be a smplisitc statement.
There are Market’s all over and they cover just about everyday of the week.
Here’s a quick look at the area Markets:
Portland
Porland Farmer’s Market – Saturday
Porland Farmer’s Market – Sunday
Porland Farmer’s Market – Monday
Porland Farmer’s Market – Tuesday
Porland Farmer’s Market – Wed
Porland Farmer’s Market – Thursday
Porland Farmer’s Market – Friday
St.Johns – Saturday
Mid July – September, 9am – 1pm
St. Johns Plaza
503.970.9526
Hollywood Famer’s Market – Saturday
May – November 8am – 1pm
NE Hancock between 44th & 45th
503.709.7403
Parkrose – Satuday
May – October, 8am – 2pm
NE 122nd St & NE Shaver St
503.890.7152
Oregon City – Saturday
May – October, 9am – 2pm
2051 Kaen Rd at Beavercreek
503.734.0192
Sherwood – Saturday
May – September, 9am – 1pm
Pine St between 1st & Railroad
503.682.1604
Tigard – Sunday
Mid May – October, 9am – 2pm
11831 SW Pacific Hwy
503.244.2479
Hillsboro – Saturday
May – December, 8am – 1:30pm
Courthouse Square, 2nd & E Main
503.844.6685
Lake Oswego – Saturday
Mid May – Mid October, 8:30am – 1:30pm
Millennium Park, 1st & Evergreen
503.697.6590
Lents International – Sunday
Mid June – Mid October, 9am – 2pm
SE 92nd & SE Foster Rd
503.621.7655
Milwaukie – Sunday
Mid May – October, 9:30am – 2pm
E Main across from City Hall
503.407.0956
Beaverton – Saturday
Mid May – October, 8am – 1:30pm
hall Blvd. between 3rd & 5th St
503.643.5345
Canby – Saturday
Mid May – Mid October, 9am – 1pm
1st Ave at Holly st
503.263.5151
Cedar Mill/ Sunset – Saturday
End of May – Mid October, 8am – 1pm
NW Cornell Rd, 1block W of Murray
503.913.7733
Clackamas Sunnyside – Sunday
April – October, 11:30am – 3:30pm
13100 SE Sunnyside Rd at 132nd Ave
503.241.0032
Gresham – Saturday
May – October, 8:30am – 2pm
Miller St between 2nd & 3rd
503.341.4153
Hillsdale – Sunday
May – October, 10am – 2pm
1509 SW Sunset Blvd Suite 2E
503.475.6555
Intersate – Wednesday
Mid May – September, 3pm – 7pm
Overlook Park at N Freemont & Interstate
971.344.0115
King – Sunday
May 2nd – October, 10am – 2pm
NE 7th & Wygant
503.241.0032
Montavilla – Sunday
June – Early October, 10am – 2pm
7600 block of SE Stark St
Moreland – Wednesday
May 12th – September 29th, 3:30pm – 7:30pm
Se Bybee & 14th
503.341.9350
OHSU – Tuesday
Mid May – Mid October, 11:30am – 3:30pm
OHSU Auditorium Courtyard
503.494.8792
Portland St. University – Saturday
March – October, 8:30am – 2pm
SW Hall & SW Montgomery
503.241.0032
Pioneer Courthouse Square – Monday
June 21st – October 25th, 10am – 2pm
SW Broadway between SW Morrison & Yamhill
Shemanski Park – Wednesday
May 5th – October 27th, 10am – 2pm
Shemanski Park between SW Salmon & Main
Buckman – Thursday
May 6th – September 30th, 3pm – 7pm
SE 20th & Salmon between SE Belmont & Hawthorne
Hinson Baptist Church parking lot
NW 23rd – Thurday
June 3rd – September 30th, 3pm – 7pm
NW 23rd & Savier, located on the SE Corner
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OPEN Sunday 23 May 1p-4p
Stylish Starter Home
This Glendoveer cottage has been lovingly remodeled. The open floor plan helps to take advantage of the light shining through the new windows, it has new flooring and a newer roof. The stainless steel appliances in the kitchen are included. Step outside into the oversized lot and it’s a few short steps to the 420 sq ft shop that has a gas line and separate water heater, more than enough room for your projects and storage. The yard is fully fenced and has mature trees. This would make a great home for a 1st time buyer or someone looking for a condo alternative .
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
578 square feet
air conditioning
bonus 420 sf shop
mls #10040338
Contact me to take a look at this wonderful home and you won’t be disappointed!
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Portland Farmers Markets

One of the many things that is great about Portland is the Farmers Markets.
You can find them starting up for the season, starting with
Portland Farmers Market at PSU
Open March 20th – December 18th
From 830a-2p thru October then November & December it’s from 9a-2p.

Located in the South Park Blocks, it’s just steps away from the Portland Street CarTriMet: Portland Streetcar Service
and just a few blocks from the Green & Yellow MAX Lines 
TriMet: MAX Light Rail Service
It’s offical location is at Portland State University in the South Park Blocks between SW Hall & SW Montgomery. You can find out more about the market & the venders here:Portland Farmers Market > Experience the Saturday Market at PSU
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Just the facts

I enjoy reading ‘creative’ real estate postings as much as anyone (who knew ‘cozy’ could have so many meanings ;), but sometimes getting just the facts is all I or my buyers really want about a particular property. If the property you are wondering about is in Multnomah County, this is a great resource:
www.PortlandMaps.com
I use this site regularly and recommend it to my buyers and sellers for unbiased facts. It has info about schools, parks, taxes & lot specifics. It’s also a useful resource to find out if that new electrical or plumbing project actually got the appropriate permits. If you really want to drill down, you can get census information, crime statistics, area businesses info & transportation details.
Now this site does have one glaring omission…meth labs. Seriously, I hope ‘meth lab’ is not the first thing that comes to mind when you are thingking about buying a house, but it is something that is more prevelant that most people imagine. Thanks to the DEA, you can now see a list homes they call “Clandestine Laboratories”
http://www.justice.gov/dea/seizures/index.html
Remember Oregon is a ‘buyer beware’ type of state. The sales agreement has a full section on the fact you are buying the home in an ‘AS IS’ condition. It is your responsibility (hopefully with the appropriate advice of your Realtor!), to research your potential home. The inspection is part of that research. The homes history should be too.
Give me a call if you have any questions, 503 453 6156.
May 2010 find you happy and healthy!
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PDX Plan

A city is only as good as its last plan. And our last one brought to life some of the very thins we admire most about our city. It laid the groundwork for one of the best transportation infrastructures in the country and enabled us to develop a vibrant central city. That was 1980. And almost 50% of us weren’t even here then.
Get involved. This is your chance to help define our priorities, guide our investments and actually set the course for our city. Please join us a t a workshop listed below, or answer some questions online at PDXPland.com
Tues, 11/17 630p to 900p Beaumont Middle School, 4043 NE Fremont St
Thur, 11/19 630p to 900p David Douglas High School, 1001 SE 135th Ave
Tues, 12/1 630p to 900p St Johns Community Center, 8427 N Central St
Thur, 12/3 800a to 930a World Trade Center, 121 SW Salmon St
Sat, 12/5 1000a to 1230p Mt Scott Community Center, 5530 SE 72nd Ave
Mon, 12/7 630p to 900p Wilson High School, 1151 SW Vermont St
Tues, 12/15 630p to 900p University of Oregon – Old Town, 70 NW Couch St
or visit
www.pdxplan.com
Twitter: @pdxplan, #pdxplan
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pdxplan
(Info Source: The City of Portland, mailer & www.pdxplan.com)
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