Tag Archives: Foster Powell

Responsibility of Ownership

When the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) adopts a new design for the Foster Road Transportation and Streetscape Plan, it will come more than 10 years after the city and neighborhood adopted its original version.  The 2003 plan called for … Continue reading

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FoPo’s Bikeability

We already know Foster-Powell is a walkable neighborhood (see post), and now it appears we’re somewhat bikeable, too.  While this may seem counterintuitive due to encapsulation by 82nd, Foster, and Powell (all busy streets with no bike facilities), we do … Continue reading

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Happy Weekend, FoPo!

Here we are again.  Friday.  Rap video.  Neighborhood cheerleading. For all you moms out there, I hope you feel loved and appreciated.  For the rest of you, see above…make it happen. Here are your weekend tidbits… – Foster gets the … Continue reading

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The Best of Foster…

It’s not easy being the best. And on the Foster landscape, laying claim to the best of any of the following makes for quite the distinction:  burgers, beers, auto shops, adult entertainment…oh, and I suppose cannabis clubs (see Fosterdam). I … Continue reading

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Wild Lilac to Host Its May Faire Celebration at Future FoPo Home

For you parents out there…and prospective parents, too. This is in our neighborhood, and takes place at Wild Lilac’s future location at 74th and Center. To learn more about Wild Lilac’s plans to move into the neighborhood, as well as … Continue reading

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Take This Survey

Laurelwood Park is a nice asset to the neighborhood.  It can be nicer. Last week, the Foster Green EcoDistrict hosted its last community workshop to gather feedback on the final design option for the neighborhood park.  Five people showed up. … Continue reading

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