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In the heart of SE Portland lies a little ole road called Foster and they have a sweet little community that rules. This is their story. Share your story... contact us at fosterpowellpdx@gmail.com-
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Welcome Friend
In the heart of SE Portland lies a little ole road called Foster and they have a sweet little community that rules. This is their story. Share your story...
contact us at fosterpowellpdx@gmail.comTwitter Updates
- "Foster Road Improvements: from mean street to main street" fosterpowellpdx.com/2012/05/29/fos… 8 hours ago
- Plenty of NE and outer SE n'hoods could qualify... RT: Portland uses bad roads to qualify PSU area for urban renewal: blog.oregonlive.com/portlandcityha… 8 hours ago
Category Archives: Jeff Lynott
Foster Streetscape
Since 2003, Foster Road has been eagerly waiting for a city-adopted, collaboratively planned facelift. This facelift, long overdue, and hoped for well before 2003, has become somewhat of rallying point for many in the neighborhood, including those in Mt. Scott-Arleta. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Jeff Lynott, News, etc., Uncategorized
Tagged 72nd and foster, FLIP, FoPo, Foster Lents Integration Partnership, Foster Powell, Foster Road Streetscape Plan, heart of foster, Jeff Lynott, PBOT, PDC, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Development Commission, streetcar
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FoPo ranked 26th most walkable neighborhood in Portland
It’s not first place. Not even second or third. But in a city that works tirelessly to eliminate the need for a car, if not altogether discouraging it, an above average ranking is an accomplishment. Again, we’re not at the … Continue reading
Posted in About Us, Jeff Lynott
Tagged 20 minute neighborhood, 82nd, FoPo, Foster Powell, hosford-abernathy, irvington, Jeff Lynott, montavilla, moreland, sellwood, sullivan's gulch, sunnyside, walk score, walkability
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