Volume III, Issue 10 |
October 2005 |
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Shell ends Cornell station negotiations
One of the basic requirements for a successful Town Center project is a grid of alternate roads that take pressure off the “Main Street.” This is really nonexistent in the Cornell-Saltzman section of Cedar Mill, and the lack of such a grid will cause circulation problems as the area develops.
History in the News
How Telephones came to
Cedar Mill
In the early part of the 20th century, the growth of utilities contributed to the urbanization of Cedar Mill. Most of these arose as a result of the residents seeking improvements to the community..
"Big Bethany" to get planning--and to get even bigger?
In the early part of the 20th century, the growth of utilities contributed to the urbanization of Cedar Mill. Most of these arose as a result of the residents seeking improvements to the community..
Next Meeting
Cedar Mill Business Association
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
7:30 am
NOTE: NEW TIME!!
Place: Cedar Mill Community Library Meeting Room
Topic: Nominations and elections of Board of Directors
Coffee and donuts
Meetings are free and open to anyone interested in
the Cedar Mill Business Community
Highway 217 Improvements
Two projects are currently scheduled for OR 217. The preservation project will grind and pave OR 217 between 72nd Avenue and the Sunset Highway (U.S. 26). The rest of the route was already repaved during the building of the I-5 interchange a few years ago.
Cedar Mill
Business Association—
10
Years Old and Looking to the Future
The Board of Directors of the Cedar Mill Business Association has been going through a period of self-study and planning. The all-volunteer organization has been in existence for 10 years and can be proud of its past work in facilitating communication and cooperation between local businesses.
Featured Business
Team Web Website Design
Virginia Bruce, who works out of her Bonny Slope home office, began designing websites in 1994. “Back then, there was only one browser available, Mosaic. When Netscape came out, it was a very big deal,“ she recalls. “And yes, I did have to code by hand.”
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Watershed Tales at fundraiser auction
Rock Creek Watershed Partners, a coalition of stream groups who look out for the Rock Creek watershed (see map), has scheduled their first fundraising silent auction for Wednesday evening, November 9 at the McMenamin’s Cornelius Pass Roadhouse. Food and beverages will be available during the event, which will run from 5:30-9 pm.
Are you ready for some B-Ball?
