Women Who Own Their Own Homes
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This is a informal group for women who own their own homes and are responsible for the care and maintanence of them. We are planning to get together monthly for socializing and to exchange ideas and support regarding our houses and gardens. We also want to take on larger projects that we (as individuals) may have and tackle them as a group.
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- Bridgeport United Church of Christ
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Become a Tree Scout or Harvest Leader with...
Volunteer Opportunities: Become a Harvest Leader or Tree Scout with Portland Fruit Tree Project! Harvest season is right around the corner. Join Portland Fruit Tree Project in preventing waste,...
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Started: May 5th 2014Replies: 0
Join or Lead a Tree Care Team in 2014 with...
Join the Portland Fruit Tree Project in increasing access to healthy food and strengthening communities by empowering neighbors to share in the care of urban fruit trees. As a Tree Care Team...
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Started: December 13th 2013Replies: 0
McKenzie Lofts Lawsuit
I am considering buying a unit at the McKenzie Lofts. Does anyone know details about either the extent of the repairs needed on the roof, the state of the lawsuit, a schedule on the repairs?? Thanks!...
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Started: February 5th 2004Replies: 2
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