The mural tells the story of the community that has grown up around the Northeast Portland center run by the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization.
Oregon writer Scott Nadelson talks about “Trust Me,” his new “vignette novel,” which he calls “Frog and Toad for adults.”
With a population of more than 40,000 stretching from Forest Grove to Beaverton to Hillsboro to Clark County and beyond, greater Portland is a hub for native Hawaiian culture and arts.
The author of several books about the natural world will talk about her latest on Aug. 12 at Powell’s Books; on Aug. 24 she will lead a tree walk and talk at Hoyt Arboretum.
Besides monthly club meetings, group members participate in reading-themed happy hours, book swaps, a book festival, and retreats.
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