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St. Johns

St. Johns is a neighborhood in North Portland. Before incorporating into the city of Portland in 1915, it had been its own town.
==Adjacent Neighborhoods==
* Hayden Island to the east
* Kenton to the east
* Portsmouth to the southeast
* University Park to the south
* Cathedral Park to the south
* Linnton across the Willamette on the west
== Resources ==
* St. Johns on Wikipedia
St. Johns Bridge

St. Johns Bridge, opened in 1931, is the northernmost bridge in Portland, connecting the North and Northwest quadrants. 
It is the only suspension bridge in the Willamette Valley and the tallest bridge in Oregon. On the east side, largely in the shadow of the bridge, is Cathedral Park, named for the gothic arches of the bridge supports. 
== External links ==
* St. Johns Bridge on Wikipedia
Category:Bridges
Stark Street

Stark Street is an east-west street that is found on both sides of the Willamette River. The street is named after the early town proprietor, Benjamin Stark.
==Southeast Stark==
Starting from the river, it continues east through Troutdale until it connects with the Crown Point Highway. Prior to 1891, this was called Base Line Road.
===Notable Sites on Southeast Stark===
* Lone Fir Cemetery
* Laurelhurst Park
==Southwest Stark==
Starting from the river, this street runs west until just before SW 13th, where it connects with W. Burnside. It is one of the city's oldest named streets. It was the southern boundary of Stark's land claim.
===Notable Sites on Southwest Stark===
* O'Bryant Square
Category: Streets
Category: SE Stark Street Category: SW Stark Street
Startup

A Start-up, is a term for a new business. 
Generally, it is referred to businesses within technology and internet markets. The term is for businesses in a specific state. It is undergoing the process of connecting a business strategy to investment funds. Technology & internet businesses can share equally difficult tasks of large equipment overhead. Because the starting funds can be so large, a business will depend on a series contributions from investors.
There is also a trait that most start-ups share, in that there is a level of flux withing the business organization. A startup usually centers around an idea that is novel, and therefore does not have a lot of financial proof and/or business intel to learn from. There are pros and cons to that. The pro is that the business is flexible enough to accept new types of personalities, and skill sets. There is also the chance that in succeeding, an employee will reap rewards uncommon for their organization level. Start-ups often regarded as a lottery ticket. The cons are equally as impressive. Namely that the chance of success is small. Small because the idea is untested, and therefore considered risky to investors, customers and the market. Another con, most often mentioned by technologists is that the pay is low or non-existent. Thus employees must depend on hope that the hard work they provide for free, will someday transform into riches. 
==Local Entrepreneurial Groups==
Since start-ups depend on acquiring new talent, and funding. There exists a tactical need to be networking with resources available in the community. Events exist in Portland with the goal of helping growth and success of small business ideas. 
; Entrepreneurial Groups
* Silicon Florist Blog
* Portland Lunch 2.0 Informal monthly gathering 
* PortlandTen Investment Workshop
* Oregon Entrepreneurs Network Presentation & Mixer
* Left Bank Project Office space co-op
* Nedspace Office Space co-op
* Portland Startup Weekend Business workshop
* BarCamp Social networking
==Local Startup Accelerators==
* Nike+ Accelerator powered by TechStars
* Portland Incubator Experiment (PIE) Startup Accelerator
* Portland Seed Fund
* Upstart Labs
Category:Business
State of Black Oregon

The State of Black Oregon was a report released in 2009 by the Urban League of Portland. The report reveals social and economic disparities — such as in education, employment, health, criminal justice, and child and youth welfare — faced by the black population of Oregon, which includes Americans descending from Africa, the Caribbean, Brazil, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti, or other Latin American nations.
==Education==
==Employment==
==Health==
==Criminal Justice==
==Child and Youth Welfare==
Statistics

Here are statistics related to Portland and/or Oregon. 
==Numbers==
* 587,865 in Portland estimated in 2012.2012 Population Estimates, Portland Research Center
* 2,265,091 in Greater Portland (including Vancouver and Hillsboro) in 2011.Metro area populations (as of July 1, 2011), Business First
* 3,899,353 Oregonians in 2012.2012 Federal Census
* 1,700,000 Oregonians on Facebook in 2011.blueoregon.com/2011/03
==The Most==
Main article: Portland is number one
Portland has been ranked:
The greenest city - http://www.popsci.com/environment/article/2008-02/americas-50-greenest-cities?page=1
The most unhappy city - http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/02/0226_miserable_cities/2.htm
The most patriotic city - http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2010/07/portland_now_dubbed_americas_most_patriotic_city.html
==See also==
* Special:Statistics
* WikiStatistics
==References==
==External links==
===General statistics===
*http://www.city-data.com/city/Portland-Oregon.html
*http://www.homeinsight.com/home-value/or/portland.asp
*http://portlandor.areaconnect.com/statistics.htm
Category:Portland
Steel Bridge

thumb|right|300px|Steel Bridge, boat dock and little beach. View facing south from west side greenway.
The Steel Bridge is a through truss, double lift bridge across the Willamette River in Portland.
Its lower deck carries railroad and bicycle/pedestrian traffic, while the upper deck carries road traffic (on the Pacific Highway West No. 1W, former Oregon Route 99W) and the MAX Light Rail, making the bridge one of the most multimodal in the world. It is the only double-deck bridge with independent lifts in the world and the second oldest vertical-lift bridge in North America, after the nearby Hawthorne Bridge. The bridge links the Lloyd District in the east to Old Town Chinatown neighborhood in the west.
==External links==
* ODOT Steel Bridge page
* The Library of Congress: American Memory
==References==
Category:Bridges
Stinkubator

A portmanteau of the words 'stink' and 'incubator'. 
Stinkubator is verbal game of wits with the comical task of building and maintaining 'bad' ideas. Within the process of invention there is often a stream of bad ideas that must happen before the occasional good idea. A clearing of the chamber as it were. It is possible that in the process of creating good ideas there exists an equally important process of venting bad ideas. Bad being in the eye of the beholder, bad is not binary. There may include some level of truth or relevancy within the bad idea. Such bad ideas may contain valuable components, which in some ways are good. 
==The Goal==
To describe something that can be considered comical and entertaining, and that is described in that renders inoffensive.
Street Roots

Street Roots is a biweekly newspaper published in Portland, Oregon. The paper focuses on issues like homelessness, poverty, personal empowerment, community empowerment and other social issues that are often ignored, but affect all of us.
Joanne Zuhl is managing editor of Street Roots. She is known to work tirelessly to bring community concerns to the forefront of public attention.As told to Dave Myers by Sam Al-Jondi.
== External Links ==
* Street Roots: "For those who cannot afford free speech"
== References ==
Category:Media
Category:Independent newspapers
Street art

Street Art is the genre of art that occurs environmentally on visible property. The term stems from a grass roots perspective that art has a right to appear in any and all physical settings. Types of street art ranges in medium and format, though they all share a few characteristics in common. 
# Non-commercial - most artwork is created as a personal message to the public. 
# Permanence - mediums and methods used so that the art work can endure weather, wear, and sometimes intentional removal attempts.
Sometimes Street Art is referred to as Graffiti. Though this term is indistinguishable to some artists, others consider it a derision toward the idea that Street Art is unwelcome and/or illegal. Though there are some occurances that connote a negative message such as hate and/gang types. There are also positive forms of street art Types include: Tagging, Gang, Communicative, Hate, Art
==Tagging==
“TAGGER” graffiti is the most prevalent type in Portland. 80-85% of all graffiti in Portland fits this description. It may be simple line-letters, or elaborate, colorful designs, “pieces” or “throw-ups”. Most of the TAGGERs arrested in Portland ARE NOT juveniles (under 18 years of age)…the median age for TAGGERS in Portland is 20 years of age. Taggers may travel or associate with a “crew” whose members may all use one tag plus their own “moniker”, and hang out together…the photo shows a “roll call” of taggers around the monikers of “TAHOE” and “PESTOE”. Some taggers aspire to be recognized for their “ART”…larger, showier ”pieces”…that may include a moniker in the colorful design. Dennis, Marcia. How to Read Graffiti and What to Do.pdf. Portland: Graffiti Abatement, 26 July 2010. PDF.
==Communicative==
COMMUNICATIVE graffiti accounts for approximately 1.5% of all graffiti reported in Portland. This number may be higher in election years. Much of this graffiti is seen on City property, like STOP signs, because the vandal only has to write one or two words under STOP to get his message across.Dennis, Marcia. How to Read Graffiti and What to Do.pdf. Portland: Graffiti Abatement, 26 July 2010. PDF.
Art
==References==
Category:Art
Study spots

* The Portland State University Branford Price Millar Library (1875 SW Park Avenue | Portland, Oregon 97201) is a reliable study spot. New printer/scanners have been installed in the computing areas on the 1st and 2nd floors of the Library.New printers/scanners in the Library! When school is in session (Fall through Spring terms) the library is open until 11:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 'till 7:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.Library Hours
== References ==
== External Links ==
*Portland State University Library
Category:Free
Stumptown Syndicate

The Stumptown Syndicate is an Oregon nonprofit[The Stumptown Syndicate is a 501(c)4 nonprofit organization; [A]n organization operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare, primarily engaged in promoting the common good and general welfare of the community.] that oversees technology events, including WhereCampPDX, BarCamp Portland, Ignite Portland, and Open Source Bridge. Collectively, these events draw thousands of people each year. 
==External Links==
*Stumptown Syndicate
*WhereCampPDX
*BarCamp Portland
*Ignite Portland
*Open Source Bridge
==References==
Sumner

Sumner is a neighborhood in Northeast Portland. It is bounded on the north by Portland International Airport, the east by Interstate 205, the south by NE Dolores Street and NE Sandy Boulevard, and on the west by NE 82nd.
==Adjacent neighborhoods==
* Portland International Airport on the north
* Parkrose on the east
* the town of Maywood Park on the southeast
* Madison South on the south
* Roseway on the southwest
* Cully on the west
Category:Neighborhoods
Sunderland

Sunderland is a neighborhood in Northeast Portland, bordering the eastern end of the Portland International Airport, and bordering the neighborhoods of Cully, Concordia, Woodlawn, Piedmont, and East Columbia. Sunderland has a short section of Columbia River frontage. 
Portland's semi-permanent homeless campground, Dignity Village, stands on city-owned land in Sunderland, adjacent to the minimum-security Oregon state Columbia River Correctional Institution. 
Category:Sunderland neighborhood
Sunnyside

Sunnyside is a neighborhood in Southeast Portland. The neighborhood is bounded on the north by SE Stark, on the east by SE 49th, on the south by SE Hawthorne, and on the west by SE 28th.
==Parks in Sunnyside==
* Sunnyside School Park
==Schools in Sunnyside==
* Sunnyside Elementary
==Churches in Sunnyside==
==Locally-owned dining and drinking establishments in Sunnyside==
* Horse Brass Pub (English pub) 4534 SE Belmont
* Sivalai Thai House (Thai) - 4806 SE Stark
* Tanker Bar (bar) - 4825 SE Hawthorne
==Locally-owned retail businesses in Sunnyside==
* Greg's - 3707 SE Hawthorne
* Sorel's - 3713 SE Hawthorne
==National Register of Historic Places in Sunnyside==
* Douglas Building - 3525 - 3541 SE Hawthorne
* Edward D. Dupont House - 3326 SE Main
* F.M. Knight Building - 3300 SE Belmont
* Genoa Building - 2832 SE Belmont
* Jessie M. Raymond House - 2944 SE Taylor
* John M. Wallace Fourplex - 3645-3655 SE Yamhill
* Leslie M. Scott House - 2936 SE Taylor
* San Farlando Apartments - 2903-2925 SE Hawthorne
* Thaddeus Fisher House - 913-915 SE 33rd
==Adjacent Neighborhoods==
* Kerns to the northwest
* Laurelhurst to the north
* North Tabor to the northeast
* Mount Tabor to the east
* Richmond to the south
* Hosford-Abernethy to the southwest
* Buckman to the west
Survey

PortlandWiki, the community-powered knowledge commons for Portland wants your opinion! So...
☞ Fill Out the Survey ☜
PortlandWiki runs on ideas and we need yours. We want to know what you think about the site so we improve and grow it collectively. The survey is anonymous and we estimate that it takes about seven minutes to complete. It is open to anyone who visits PortlandWiki and will run throughout August 2011.
All of Portland is waiting for you! Please invite your friends to take the survey, too.
== All done? ==
Want to start building PortlandWiki and don't know how? Check out our to do list or the guide to editing.
Have a specific question? Start a new topic in the Community Portal or contact a friendly administrator.Some say too friendly...
Your anonymous answers will be posted here on PortlandWiki for all to learn from. If you want to be notified when the compiled survey results go public, you can subscribe to the PortlandWiki mailing list. Also, you can follow us at or just watch this page for updates.
== Footnotes ==
Category:Surveys
Swan Island

Swan Island is an industrial area located in North Portland. 
Originally, Swan Island was an island in the middle of the Willamette River, but the eastern channel of the river has been filled and the land is now attached to the mainland. Swan Island was the site of Portland's first airport, the predecessor to the Portland International Airport. During World War II Swan Island was the site of one of Henry Kaiser's three shipbuilding sites in the area.
Category:Overlook neighborhood
Sweetness Bakery and Cafe

==Summary==
Sweetness Bakery and Cafe is a coffee shop and bakery in the Foster-Powell neighborhood of Portland, tucked away at 52nd and Lafayette. This family-run business offers coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. 
From the "About" section of their website: "Sweetness Bakery and Cafe is a small, family-owned bakery located in Portland’s Foster-Powell neighborhood. We offer a large variety of pastries based on our family’s recipes from nearly a century of bakeries. My mom, Gretchen, and myself are third- and fourth-generation bakers, respectively, and we’re always looking for a way to put a new twist on traditional favorites like danish, puff pastries, muffins and coffeecake. We also serve Caffe Umbria coffee and espresso, as well as weekend brunches and sandwiches on house-made bread."
Sweetness is the home of the monthly Foster-Powell Neighborhood Association meetings.
==Location, Contact==
3524 Southeast 52nd Avenue
(503) 788-2177
==External Links==
* http://www.sweetness-bakery.com/
* Yelp listing for Sweetness Bakery and Cafe
Category:Restaurants Category:Foster-Powell neighborhood
Swift Meat Packing Company

The Swift Meat Packing Company was operated by Swift & Co., and housed its executives at workers in the company town (now neighborhood district) of Kenton. The meat packing plant itself was located outside of the city limits due to city ordinance. This development had been actively promoted by Benage S. Josselyn, the former president of the Portland Railway Light and Power Company. Not only was the plant served by one of the company's streetcar lines, Josselyn was also president of the Kenton Construction Company.
The Swift Meat Packing Company closed its plant in 1966.
Category:Closed companies
Category:Kenton neighborhood
Swifts

Every September, the largest gathering of Vaux's Swifts in the world happens right here in Portland, at Chapman School in NW. 
A dozen years ago there were 35,000 birds; more recently the peak has been 15,000. That's still an astonishing number, particularly when they're all flying right above you.
If you've never been: go!
Additionally Wallace Park is adjacent to the school, has a big playground and open field. There is also a dog run and a covered picnic area. You could make a whole afternoon out of it, if you wanted!
== External Linkages ==
* AudubonPortland:SwiftWatch
Category:Fauna
TUPAC

= About =
TUPAC is an acronym for The United Performing Arts Collective. It is an expanding group of persona who use visual literary, performance art, and music to spread messages, hopes, dreams and goals of Occupy Portland to the greater 99%.
Join us in Dance, Expression, Inspiration, and Solidarity.
= Contact =
* Email for more info or to get involved: OccupyTupac
* Join the listserv: occupytupac@googlegroups.com
* Follow us on Twitter 
Category:Occupy Portland
Taxis

Portland has many taxi companies.
Phone and fleet numbers below are current as of March 2010. Phone numbers are for ordering cabs.
Licensed to operate in Clark County, WA, as well as Portland:
* Broadway Cab, , 503-227-1234
* Radio Cab, , 503-227-1212 - 136 cabs in Portland city limits
* Oregon Town Car, , 503-353-7755
* Portland Taxi, , 503-256-5400
Licensed in Portland:
* Green Cab, , 503-234-1414
Category:Transportation
Telecafe

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Telecafe was an experimental entreprenurial venture founded by three PortlandWiki contributors.
== Mission ==
The essential idea was to launch a business enterprise that would seek commercial work and devote a portion of earnings and/or development resources to PortlandWiki.org. Telecafe's origination came from the notion that the existing contributors of PortlandWiki are equipped with commercially valuable skills. These talents could be leveraged to provide a bridge to PortlandWiki to professional level resources, while fostering a more robust network of contributors.
==Goals==
*Sustainability - By creating a revenue source, Telecafe's goal was to compensate contributors. This would create stability and consistency that can only be obtained from salary. Volunteering has a high burn-out rate, and Telecafe would counter that trend.
*Resource Symbioses - Telecafe would serve PortlandWiki in areas that are difficult for PortlandWiki. Such as funding events, providing financial rewards to editorial, pay for hosting and technology infrastructure. As Telecafe increased in value, so would PortlandWiki. As PortlandWiki increased in value, so would Telecafe.
==Service Proposals==
* Seed Writing - A wiki is only as good as its contribution level, but freelance writers by themselves are incongruous. A client might lack skilled editorial staff to hire and manage them. Telecafe would serve as a wiki editorial agency to plan a unified editorial strategy complete with editing and writing services for a corporate wiki, that would be needed to flesh out their initiative.
* Wiki Integration - Design a wiki platform integration, that would allow wikis to be embedded easily into commercial portals. Much in the same way that forums are added to customer support areas. Wikis in some ways can serve as forums, since the bulk of great content, tend to be research and analysis. By not being married to a particular technology, we can match the solution, whether it be mediawiki,Wet Paint or a hand-rolled version. 
* Wiki Design Shop - Wikis have been around a long time, and while wikis like Wikipedia continue to grow in visibility and interest, there has yet to be strong design work in the wiki market. Most wikis either look like Wikipedia (like we do), or they look like blogs (like Wikia sites do)
* Knowledge Management and Extension Development - Similar to the wiki strategy services, there is also the possibility of helping clients with Knowledge Management which is a market that is largely untapped. Clients who own large amounts of knowledge for public and proprietary purposes struggle to make it available to customers, with our experience in working with wiki and other web-based media we can provide valuable direction and development solutions. 
* Vertical farming - This might make the Telecafe misleading. But perhaps urban gardening, wikis, and technology could come together in an interesting way. This and this and this might be used as model of this arm of Telecafe. 
== Resources ==
* Official site
Category:Business
Terry Schrunk Plaza

thumb|400px|Terry Schrunk PlazaDowntown PortlandBetween SW 3rd & 4th Avenuesand SW Madison & Jefferson StreetsPortland, OR 97204
Terry Schrunk Plaza is located across from Portland City Hall at the 1200 block of SW Third Avenue, downtown Portland. Terry D. Schrunk was the Mayor of Portland from 1957 to 1973. The plaza features a brick amphitheater, bronze monument and Taihu Rock. The physical location has a colorful past as a former location of flophouses, an armed forces recruiting center, and a parking lot. The 16-ton Taihu Rock is a gift from Portland's sister city Suzhou.Terry Schrunk Plaza, Portland, Oregon
== References ==
== External Links ==
* SW 3rd & Jefferson, 1953
Category:Parks
Category:Downtown neighborhood
Terwilliger Street

As printed originally in the Oregonian, November 19, 1921 "Portland Street Names – November 19, 1921 – Terwilliger", origin of Terwilliger Street's name. 
A few years ago the right of way for an automobile boulevard was donated to the city by the heirs of the estate of James Terwilliger. Since it’s completion this highway, called Terwilliger boulevard, has become one of the popular and widely-known pleasure drives of the city.
It is interesting to know that the purchase price paid by James Terwilliger for the land claim through which this boulevard runs was one horse. Just what kind of horse it was is not recorded, but it would take a very fine animal to justify such a trade now.
James Terwilliger was a pioneer of 1845, having started across the plains in that year from Illinois, settling in Multnomah county upon his arrival and living here until his death, September, 1892. He was born in New York state October 2, 1809, of Dutch ancestry, and lived for a while in Ohio before moving to Illinois.
A settlement becomes a village when business is started within its limits, and the history of Portland shows that this first rung on the ladder was achieved only after a severe struggle in competition with other nearby villages. The forest which covered the townsite made clearing more expensive than the value of the land and the first seeds of a town were slow in being planted.
Terwilliger was the first man to start a business here. Near the corner of First and Morrison streets he opened a blacksmith shop and summoned his customers by beating on a huge gong hung in front of the log structure which served for the shop. This business was continued for a number of years before its proprietor finally made the horse trade which gave him the land that Terwilliger boulevard now winds through and on which he lived as a farmer.
==References==
Category:History