Powers That Be
Urban Needs—Rural Government

The question of how our area should best be governed has increasingly been on the minds of both citizens and government leaders—annexation? incorporation? stay the same?

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Next Meeting
Cedar Mill Business Association\

Tuesday, October 9. noon
Place: Cedar Mill Community Library

Topic: Planning for Effective Advertising
Speaker: Rob Charlton, Charlton Engel Marketing

Free pizza, bring your own beverage

The Cedar MIll Business Association's meetings are free
and open to anyone interested in business in Cedar Mill

Measure 37 in Cedar Mill

If you have been thinking that the effects of Measure 37 (M37) are mainly felt in rural areas and don’t affect us here in Cedar Mill, read on. Several local landowners have filed claims that could have a high impact on our community.

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Cedar Mill Cider Festival Oct. 14

Please plan to bring your family and friends and join us for this fun afternoon! With food, entertainment and cider pressing, it promises to be the local event of the fall season!

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Cedar Mill Business Association
Meeting Notes

Our guest at the September meeting of the Cedar Mill Business Association was Bruce Wood of Foundation Real Estate Development (FRED). He is working with Polygon to develop the 15-acre shopping center along Barnes Road, former site of the Teufel Nursery.

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Library News & Events
Alpaca Curious? • Writers' Group...

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Old Mill Saloon

Many readers have been asking about the Old Mill Saloon, in the former Tillamook Ice Creamery space on Cornell. It is owned by Oregon Restaurant Concepts, a restaurant management company that also runs Big Red’s and The Yamhill Grill in Newberg.

Owners say that the project is still underway, and that they are now thinking that it will open around the first of next year. They have not yet submitted all the development and other applications, and the schedule will depend on approvals from the OLCC and the county.

Murray Utilities Underground?

Members of the Murray Road Improvement Project Advisory Committee, along with CPO 1, are planning to request that utility companies place their cables underground as part of the project. This was done for the Cornell Road project, and improves both the look of the project and the safety for pedestrians and motorists.

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CMBA Member News

Pre-Paid Legal; Cedar Mill Chiropractic Clinic samples; Bales Holiday Show; Mr. James open Mondays; October Farmers' Market; Village Gallery Holiday Bazaar

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"And We Bike" Campaign

This past June, Tim O’Donnell, 66, was stuck and killed by a careless motorist while riding his bike with a group of friends on a rural road in Washington County near Cornelius. This tragedy brought increased attention to the safety of cyclists using Washington County roads. Tim’s wife, Mary, established a memorial fund to address this problem.

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Cornell Urgent Care opens October 8th

The Cornell Urgent Care Clinic, located in the Cornell Shops at the corner of Cornell and Dale, is opening Monday, October 8. The clinic, which will focus on treating minor injuries and illnesses, is owned by former emergency room physician Dr. Sejung Shin. The clinic will also offer employment and athletic exams and will give a discount for cash payment by uninsured patients. They will be open Monday-Friday 8 am to 8 pm, and Saturday 9 am to 3 pm. The phone number will be 503-646-8500.

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