Columbia River Crossing forum in Portland
A quick reminder about an event being held this Thursday in Portland:
Columbia River Crossing Forum
New Columbia Community Education Room, 4625 N. Trenton St (Portland, OR)
Thursday, January 4th, 2007 - 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Sponsored by Coalition for a Livable Future, Environmental Justice Action Group, Friends of Clark County and the Columbia Group of the Sierra Club.
The event is open to the media and the public. Bloggers are encouraged to come.
If you're coming from Vancouver, you can take TriMet line #6 to line #4
Forum Moderator: Ethan Seltzer, Portland State University
Panelists: Joe Cortright, Economist, Impresa Consulting
Bruce Podobnik, Lewis & Clark College
Chris Smith, citizen activist and Portland Transport founder
Steve Stuart, Clark County Commissioner (invited)
For more background on the project, go to the Columbia River Crossing page. If you have questions, contact the Coalition for a Livable Future.
I'm looking forward to this event, because although I have done my best to follow the subject, there is always something new to learn. And it will be great to hear what folks in Portland are thinking about the bridge project.
Columbia River Crossing Forum
New Columbia Community Education Room, 4625 N. Trenton St (Portland, OR)
Thursday, January 4th, 2007 - 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Sponsored by Coalition for a Livable Future, Environmental Justice Action Group, Friends of Clark County and the Columbia Group of the Sierra Club.
The event is open to the media and the public. Bloggers are encouraged to come.
If you're coming from Vancouver, you can take TriMet line #6 to line #4
Forum Moderator: Ethan Seltzer, Portland State University
Panelists: Joe Cortright, Economist, Impresa Consulting
Bruce Podobnik, Lewis & Clark College
Chris Smith, citizen activist and Portland Transport founder
Steve Stuart, Clark County Commissioner (invited)
For more background on the project, go to the Columbia River Crossing page. If you have questions, contact the Coalition for a Livable Future.
I'm looking forward to this event, because although I have done my best to follow the subject, there is always something new to learn. And it will be great to hear what folks in Portland are thinking about the bridge project.
