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Ross Island Bridge

The Ross Island Bridge spans the Willamette, connecting Inner Southeast (SE Powell Boulevard) with Inner Southwest (SW Naito Parkway). It carries U.S. Route 26 (Mount Hood Highway) with four lanes.
The bridge is named for its location close to Ross Island, an island in the Willamette River which measures about one-and-a-half by one miles. The bridge is about 800 feet (250 m) north of the island and does not connect with, nor does it provide access to Ross Island.
Category:Bridges
Rum Rebellion

Irish punk band from Portland that formed in 2005. 
==Bio==
They began in 2005 playing Irish transitional music for fun. This then lead to playing at Portland Saturday Market and busking outside of shows. They added drum and bass and started playing punk shows, working their way into the Portland music scene. They have since toured the US three times and the West Coast dozens of times. http://www.rumrebellion.net/bio.shtml Rum Rebellion Bio | Accessed 6/23/14
==Albums==
*"Blackwater" (April '11)
*"Pick Yer Poison" Split (January '09)
*"Cruisin' For A Boozin'" (November '06)
==External Link==
Rum Rebellion's website
==References==
Category:Music
Running Horses

Running Horses is an abstract outdoor bronze sculpture by Tom Hardy, completed in 1986 and originally installed at the southeast corner of Pioneer Courthouse Square at the intersection of Southwest Yamhill and 6th Avenue. It depicts three horses in the act of running and was donated to the City of Portland by Bill Roberts. It is attached to the base by the front legs of the center horse. Inscriptions include "Tom Hardy", near his signature, "KNOW", and the signatures of Pete Fradin, Alan Peterson, Al Goldsby and Sam Dalmage. While installed at Pioneer Courthouse Square, the base was fixed to a low brick wall which served as a bench.
The sculpture was surveyed and considered "well maintained" by the Smithsonian Institution's "Save Outdoor Sculpture!" program in January 1994. It was administered by the City of Portland's Metropolitan Arts Commission then. In 2009, the sculpture was re-sited in front of the Gus J. Solomon United States Courthouse at the intersection of Southwest 6th Avenue and Southwest Madison Street in the Portland Transit Mall. Presently, the piece is part of the City of Portland and Multnomah County Public Art Collection courtesy of the Regional Arts & Culture Council.
==Links==
* Running Horses at Wikipedia
Category:1986
Category:Art
Running With the Mind of Meditation 5 19 12

Date: Sat., May 5 2012
Time: 9 am - noon
Location: Portland Shambhala Center, 1110 Alder St., Suite #203, Portland, OR 97214
Description:
Distance running or walking is often the exercise of choice for reducing stress, bringing us greater perspective and connecting us directly to the wisdom of the body. The practice of sitting meditation offers similar benefits, helping us cultivate peace and nonjudgmental awareness. Uniting running with the practice of meditation profoundly enhances our running experience. When we are fully present, our running becomes a joyful expression of our humanness, a celebration of moving through life with power and grace.
Designed for runners and walkers of all levels, this workshop introduces the practices of sitting, walking, and running meditation. After working with your mind in stillness, you’ll learn how to bring mindfulness practice into your movement, using the principles presented in Sakyong Mipham’s book Running with the Mind of Meditation: Lessons for Training the Body and the Mind (April, 2012). After trying out what you’ve learned on a meditative run or walk, participants will regroup for discussion about your experience. Please be ready to run or walk outside, rain or shine. The workshop includes suggestions for bringing your practice into daily life.
For more information about the book visit http://runningmind.org.
Other details Register at: portland.shambala.org Please note: although the price of this class is listed at $25, we invite people to consider using our Generosity Policy, by contacting the Registrar at portland.shambhala@gmail.com in order to set a price workable for the individual. We ask that everyone pay at least $1 and set payment prior to start of program. 
For more information and to register for this program, follow this link.
Russell Street

As printed originally in the Oregonian, November 22, 1921 "Portland Street Names – November 22, 1921 – Russell", origin of Russell Street's name. 
A number of Portland streets in the Albina section were named by Edwin Russell as well as the town of Albina itself, and it is for him that Russell street is named. The records of his life are uncertain as to the date of his birth, but it occurred in England either in 1838 or 1839.
His ancestors were prominent in the history of England, the Dukes of Bedford figuring on the paternal side, and his mother was a descendant of Robert Raikes, a great philanthropist and the founder of Sunday schools.
Edwin Russel first settled in California on his arrival on the Pacific coast, and in 1870 married Margaretta V. Berry. It was in honor of his wife that Union avenue got it’s former name of Margaretta avenue.
While manager of the Bank of British Columbia in Portland Mr. Russell foresaw the possibilities of the city and conceived the idea of building a suburb. In this direction he secured two donation claims on the right bank of the river and platted the town of Albina in 1875, which he named after the wife of his friend, Judge W. W. Page.
Accounts of his activities say that he built too well in executing the plans of his suburb and as a result lost heavily. To retrieve is fortunes he removed to San Francisco and engaged in business there achieving certain success. He died in 1890 in that city at the age of 51 or 52 years.
==References==
Category:History
SE 11th and Clay

11th & Clay is a minor food cart location in the Hosford-Abernethy neighborhood of Inner Southeast. Some of the carts include:
* The Empress
* Northwest Hot Dog
* Mexican cart (find name)
This location is overshadowed by Cartopia, a much more popular food cart location one block to the northeast.
Nearby are the 10-Harold Street, 14-Hawthorne, and 70-12th Avenue bus lines.
== External links ==
Category:Food cart locations
SE Portland Contacts

<< Return to SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly page
; Contact Information related to SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly activities:
* SE Portland Outreach for canvassing, flyering, social media, event planning, etc.
Charles at aleph.charles@gmail.com or (503) 467-8327
* Organizing an Occupy Cafe in SE, Action 4 Economic Justice
Kelly at akaangelkelly@yahoo.com (503) 849-9648
* SE Portland Communications for Wiki
MarkDilley markwdilley@gmail.com and Jim Hbank jimhbank@aol.com
* Occupy SE PDX Assembly, Occupy SE PDX Structure and Process Group
Clark at clarkfoerster@gmail.com
* Healthcare is a Human Right Campaign, Occupy Portland Healthcare Committee
Jennifer at lightsonhealthcare@gmail.com
Category:SE Occupy PDX NA
SE Portland Flyers

<< Return to SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly page
; FLYERS shown below can be downloaded in a PDF file and printed for your use in posting and distributing. 
* COPIES - A thank you to Linda Wenning at momwenning@hotmail.com for the following email to the SE Neighborhood Assembly:
Dear All, I would like to support SE Occupy with copy service 4110 SE Hawthorne Blvd - the UPS store prepaid copies just say Linda Wenning when the copies run out let me know and I will replenish. You Go!!!! Linda
; SE Neighborhood Assembly Flyer for April 2012 Meetings 
* 8 1/2 x 11 Flyer, downloadable PDF
* 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 Flyers 4 per page, downloadable PDF
; SE Neighborhood Assembly Flyer for May 2012 Meetings 
* 8 1/2 x 11 Flyer, downloadable PDF
* 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 Flyers 4 per page, downloadable PDF
; i AM THE 99% Sign
* 8 1/2 x 11 Poster, downloadable PDF
 
Category:SE Occupy PDX NA
Category:Occupy Portland
SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly

Purpose: This page is for providing internet link access to information located on various wiki pages and internet sites for both the SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly and for Occupy Portland. It also lists events and meetings primarily pertaining to SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly and the SE, along with Occupy Portland actions.
Meetings: SE Portland Neighborhood Assembly meetings are normally to be held on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month at the SEIU Hall at SE 64th & Foster from 3pm-5pm. please refer to SE Events/Meetings below for specific assembly meeting details.
SE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY'S PRIMARY COMMUNICATION LINK</BIG> - PortlandGeneralAssembly.org
SE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY'S AGENDAS AND MEETING NOTES - PortlandGeneralAssembly.org
CHECK OUT ALL OF PORTLAND'S NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLIES - Wiki Page
ADDITIONAL WIKI PAGES AND WEB LINKS
1) ADDITIONAL SE NEIGHBORHOOD LINKS
* SE Contacts - Wiki Page
* SE Outreach - Google Group
* Occupy SE Portland Assembly - RiseUp Group
* SE Affinity - Facebook Group
* SE Affinity - Portland GA Group
* SE Flyers - Wiki
2) GENERAL ASSEMBLY and NEIGHBORHOOD LINKS
* Portland General Assembly - PortlandGeneralAssembly.org
* Neighborhood Assembly - Wiki Page
* OPGO - OPGO.org
3) OCCUPY PORTLAND LINKS
* Occupy Portland - OccupyPortland.org
* Occupy Portland - Wiki Page
* Occupy Portland Events - Wiki Page
* Occupy Portland Calendar - OccupyPortlandCalendar.org
* Occupy Portland Official Livestream - Livestream
* Portland Occupier - PortlandOccupier.org
* Occupy Together Portland - Occupy Together
SE Portland Seedbank Project

Urban Farmers of SE Portland (2100 SE Belmont St. Portland, Oregon 97214, (503) 234-7733) "hope to create, through distributed and collaborative effort, varieties of crops that are well-suited to our soils, climate and farming methods in adequate quantities to meet the demand of local food security."SE Portland Seedbank Project
== References ==
== External Links ==
* SE Portland Seedbank Project
* 2010 Perpetual Seed Kit
* Urban Farm Store
Category:Organizations
Category:Flora
SOAK*

SOAK* is a yearly Burning Man event near Portland. It's the Portland area's version of a "local burn", or mini-Burning Man festival. Its name is in reference to the local climate... the mysterious asterisk and all-caps, however, confound this editor. 
The 2013 Soak will be from July 18 to July 21, 2013 at Prindel Creek Farm in Tidewater, Oregon (2.5 hours south of PDX).
== External links ==
* Official site
Category:Festivals
Sabin

Sabin is a neighborhood in Northeast. Its northernmost boundary is NE Wygant, its easternmost boundary is NE 23rd, its southernmost boundary is NE Siskiyou Street, and its westernmost boundary is NE 10th.
==Adjacent neighborhoods==
* Vernon on the north
* Concordia on the northeast
* Alameda on the east
* Irvington on the south
* King on the west
Category:Sabin neighborhood
Sam Adams

Sam Adams was elected mayor of Portland in 2008, succeeding Tom Potter, with 58 percent of the vote against businessman Sho Dozono. At the time, Adams was the first openly gay man elected mayor of a major U.S. city.
Before serving as mayor, Adams worked as a Portland city commissioner and as the chief of staff to former mayor Vera Katz.
Almost immediately after taking office as mayor, in January 2009, an investigation by Nigel Jaquiss of Willamette Week prompted Adams to confess that he had lied to the public and his aides about his sexual relationship with a male intern for Rep. Kim Thatcher. Though Adams and the intern eventually had sex, Adams claimed that before the intern's 18th birthday, the two had merely kissed. In June 2009, state Attorney General John |Kroger said there was "no credible evidence" that Adams had broken any laws in the relationship.
In July 29, 2011, Adams announced he would not seek a second term as Mayor of Portland.
As of 2009, Adams lives in the Kenton neighborhood of North Portland.
* List of Portland's Mayors.
Adams, Sam
Schools

Schools in Portland include:
==High Schools==
* Franklin High School
* Grant High School
* Jefferson High School
==Middle/High Schools==
* Northwest Academy
==Junior High Schools==
==Elementary Schools==
* Buckman Elementary School
==Higher Education==
School 	Main location	Control 	TypeSchool types are based on the categorization used by US News, which is a simplification of the 2005 Carnegie Classification. For schools not categorized by US News, the Carnegie Classification is used directly.	Enrollment (2005)	Founded
Art Institute of Portland 	Portland 	Private(for-profit) 	School of art 	1,534 	1963
American College of Healthcare Sciences	Portland 	Private(for-profit) 	School of Holistic Health Professions 	1,032 	1978
Birthingway College of Midwifery 	Portland 	Private 	Health professions school 	56 	1993
Concordia University 	Portland 	Private(Lutheran) 	Masters university 	1,404 	1905
Lewis & Clark College 	Portland 	Private 	Liberal arts college 	3,259 	1867
Multnomah University 	Portland 	Private(Protestant) 	Religious school 	763 	1936
National College of Natural Medicine 	Portland 	Private 	Health professions school 	475 	1956
Oregon College of Art & Craft 	Portland 	Private 	School of art 	143 	1907
Oregon College of Oriental Medicine 	Portland 	Private 	Health professions school 	258 	1983
Oregon Health and Science University 	Portland 	Public 	Medical school 	2,553 	1974
Pacific Northwest College of Art 	Portland 	Private 	School of art 	303 	1909
Portland Community College 	Portland 	Public 	Associates college 	24,505 	1961
Portland State University 	Portland 	Public 	Research university 	23,444 	1946
Reed College 	Portland 	Private 	Liberal arts college 	1,341 	1911
University of Portland 	Portland 	Private(Catholic) 	Masters university 	3,343 	1901
Warner Pacific College 	Portland 	Private(Church of God)	Baccalaureate college 	512 	1937
Western Culinary Institute 	Portland 	Private(for-profit) 	Associates college 	1,285 	1983
Western Seminary 	Portland 	Private(Christian) 	Religious school 	625 	1927
Western States Chiropractic College 	Portland 	Private 	Health professions school 	405 	1904
Edited from Wikipedia list of Oregon Colleges and Universities
==References==
* http://www.pps.k12.or.us/schools/
* http://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/home/schools/elementary-schools/
* http://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/home/schools/middle-schools/
* http://www.beaverton.k12.or.us/home/schools/high-schools/
Scrap

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SCRAP is a donation-based creative reuse store and donation center in Northeast Portland.
==About==
*Location: 2915 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR 97212
*Phone: 503-294-0769
*Hours: 
**Store Hours: Daily 11am - 6pm
**Donation Hours: Tues-Sun 11am - 6pm, No donations on Mondays
The items the can be donated to SCRAP and located there include all types of arts and crafts supplies in addition to school, office, and party supplies. The inventory is constantly changing so stop in often to look around for something fun. 
Their website includes some specific examples of items you may find at SCRAP:
:Yarn, fabric, and sewing notions
:Paper of all colors and sizes
:Specialty items donated by local businesses and manufacturers
:Colored pencils, markers, and pens
:Scrapbooking supplies (stamps, paper, tools, etc.)
:Greeting cards and gift wrap for every occasion
:Wood, metal, and plastic in a variety of shapes and sizes
:Vintage ephemera
==External Link==
SCRAP Website
SeedLibrary

Use this space to organize an online SeedLibrary, which is located in the Southeast Portland Tool Library.
== How to organize it? ==
* List of seeds available
* Quantity
* How to grow them
* add more structure and information to this
== Resources ==
: Eight Tracks to Freedom: Re-purposed 8-track Seed Organizing Case (@SeedLibrary)
== Links ==
* Seedbank -- A seedbank stores seeds as a source for planting in case seed reserves elsewhere are destroyed. It is a type of gene bank. The seeds stored may be food crops, or those of rare species to protect biodiversity. The reasons for storing seeds may be varied. In the case of food crops, many useful plants that were developed over centuries are now no longer used for commercial agricultural production and are becoming rare. Storing seeds also guards against catastrophic events like natural disasters, outbreaks of disease, or war.
* Portland Seed Library -- Q: What is the (Portland) Seed Library? | A: A Place to Borrow and Share Seeds
Category:Flora Category:Community Organizing
Sellwood-Moreland

Sellwood-Moreland is a neighborhood in Southeast Portland along the eastern bank of the Willamette River. It's bordered on the north by Brooklyn, on the east by Eastmoreland, and on the south by Clackamas County.
Sellwood began as an independent town, and was annexed by the city of Portland in 1893. It has a thriving downtown community, a vintage amusement park along the old trolley line called Oaks Park, and many restaurants and shops. 
Sellwood is the location of the 17-acre Sellwood Park, the adjacent 7.6-acre Sellwood Riverfront Park, and the 141-acre Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge alongside the local section of the Springwater Corridor. Sellwood is also the eastern terminus of the Sellwood Bridge.
Category:Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood
Sellwood Bridge

The Sellwood Bridge is the southernmost of the city's automobile bridges, a two-lane span with a narrow pedestrian/bike lane. The bridge is more than 80 years old and is considered marginally safe. 
The Sellwood Bridge Project is an effort led by Multnomah County with its agency partners to develop a long-term solution for this Willamette River crossing in South Portland.Sellwood Bridge Project
== External Links ==
*Sellwood Bridge Project
== References ==
Category:Bridges
Senators

Oregon's U.S. Senators are:
* Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat, in office since 1996
* Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat, in office since 2009
http://www.blueoregon.com/2010/01/wyden-pushes-to-end-health-insurance-antitrust-exemption.html
Mr. Wyden attempts to end anti-trust exemption for insurance companies....
Category:Government
Sex industry

Portland is occasionally known in the media as Pornland due to its national reputation for having a thriving sex industry. Common claims cited are the "largest legal sex industry per capita"Is Portland 'Pornland?' Nightline highlights city sex trade, KATU, 2010-10-23 and the "most strip clubs per capita"Adam S. Moore, Bump and Grind, Willamette Week, 2005-03-09., both claims trouncing sex industry hot spots Las Vegas and San Francisco. Portland's sex industry is also extremely diverse, covering a large spectrum of legality and morality, including strip clubs, sex shops, swinger clubs, burlesque performances, lingerie shows, erotica, pornography, BDSM dungeons, escort services, massage parlors, prostitution, and sex worker trafficking.
The most infamous recent news coverage of Portland's sex industry has been of Portland's reputation as a hub for prostitution and trafficking of child sex workers.Dan Rather, Pornland, Oregon: Child Prostitution in Portland, Huffington Post, 2010-05-18.
Particular hubs of Portland's sex industry (legal and/or illegal) include nearly the entire stretch of East 82nd Avenue, West Burnside Road west of I-205, and Old Town.
== Gallery ==
File:Pussycats.jpg|Pussycats, a strip club on East 82nd
File:Pussycats A-frame.jpg|Pussycats A-frame
File:Honey Suckles Lingerie Shop.jpg|Honey Suckles, a "lingerie shop" on East 82nd
File:G Spot.jpg|G Spot, a strip club on East 82nd
== References ==
== See also ==
* Portland is number one
== Resources ==
* A report on prostitution stings on East 82nd
Category:Sex industry
Shanghai Tunnels

One of the things you will hear about whenever you spend a little time in Portland is the Shanghai Tunnels - the tunnels underneath bars that unscrupulous bar owners would use, when they had a drunken single male. Open up a trap door and off they went - they were on a freight shipping boat before they knew it. 
==External Link==
* cgs-mthood.tripod.com
* Shanghai tunnels on Wikipedia
Category:Culture
Shemanski Fountain

Located between Main and Salmon is the Shemanski Fountain, given to the city by Joseph Shemanski in 1926 to "express in small measure gratitude for what the city has done for me." Shemanski (1869-1951) was a Polish immigrant who started out as a traveling clock salesman before he founded the Eastern Outfitting Co. and became an extremely successful businessman. The triangular structure of cast Oregon sandstone was designed by Carl L. Linde, a local architect whose work included many fine homes, hotels, and apartments. The fountain includes three small, low drinking basins for dogs. 
The original design included a large central planter, but after the fountain was erected, Shemanski felt that a sculpture would better complete the graceful cupola. He commissioned Oliver Laurence Barrett, an art professor at the University of Oregon, to create a bronze statue of Rebecca at the Well. It is not clear why Rebecca was chosen, but as the wife of Isaac in the Old Testament known for her hospitality to strangers and kindness to animals, she was a fitting choice.South Park Blocks: SW Park Ave from Salmon St to Jackson St
The block Shemanski Fountain resides in, between Salmon Street and Main Street, is sometimes referred to as Shemanski Park. Beginning on December 3rd, 2011, Occupy Portland briefly used the block as a camp and a protest staging point, but numbers quickly fizzled due to police actions, territorial local drug dealers, and prohibitions against tent or sleeping bag use (with overnight temperatures in the low 30s F).Occupy Portland: No More 24-Hour Occupations?
Local drug dealers are aggressively territorial over the block, as discovered by Occupy Portland activists in early December of 2011, when the activists attempted to use the block as a center of operations.
== See Also ==
* Re-Occupy!
* Reoccupation - 3 December 2011
== External Links ==
* Statue in the S.W. Park blocks in Portland, Oregon, 1959
* Portland Places: South Park Blocks -- 2. Shemanski Fountain
== References ==
Category:Parks
Category:Occupy Portland
Sheridan Fruit Company

Sheridan's is a retailer and wholesaler of fruits, vegetables, meats, and other grocery items in Portland since 1916. 
==About==
*Location: 409 SE Martin Luther King Blvd, Portland
*Hours: Mon.-Sat. from 6-8, and Sun. 6-6 and we are closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Sheridan's was started by John Sheridan in 1916 as an open-air produce market on Union Avenue. The company was bought by the Poleo Bothers in 1946 and have been growing the company since then. The wholesale operation started in 1950 and the meat department was added in 1961. 
==External Links==
Sheridan Fruit Company website