Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN)

NE Portland, Oregon

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Sumner neighborhood in the news: In case you missed it

December 23rd, 2011 · Comments Off · crime, safety, san, transportation

Recent news items in our Sumner neighborhood in NE Portland. Nov 24: Tri-Met driver re-unites tot with mom Good news that could have turned out very differently. Thanks to Mr Silverman! Per KATU: A sharp-eyed TriMet driver said it was second nature to stop and help after he spotted a small child in the road [...]

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November 2011 meeting notes: Holiday crime prevention tips and a bunch of neighborhood updates

December 11th, 2011 · Comments Off · crime, fun, gardening, helensview, litter, san, wts

Thanks to Erica, the secretary for Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN) in NE Portland for drafting these meeting notes. Guest Speaker: Officer Mark Wells – Crime Prevention Coordinator Mark provided crime statistics on Sumner Neighborhood. To learn more about the current statistics, check out http://www.portlandonline.com/police/crimestats/index.cfm. Other items from Mark: Property Related Crimes: (such as car [...]

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Two wrecks on NE Prescott Street in three days

November 6th, 2011 · 1 Comment · crime, safety, transportation

After a wreck on NE Prescott St at NE 87th in June knocked out power to many neighborhood residents, this weekend we had two more wrecks on NE Prescott in Sumner neighborhood here in NE Portland. Wreck #1, on Friday morning, Nov 4, as reported by the Oregonian: Port of Portland police arrested the 34-year-old [...]

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May meeting notes: ODOT rep postpones, new chair for Sumner neighborhood board

May 18th, 2011 · Comments Off · Cleanup, crime, fun, garage sale, gardening

After nine years as chair of the Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN) in NE Portland, Eugene Muir passed the gavel to Scott Somohano, his vice chair for the last two years. Eugene’s time as chair marked a transition in the neighborhood. Many longtime residents have moved or passed away, while many new residents have moved [...]

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