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An open civic forum for important issues and discussions for the community of Corvallis Oregon in Benton county.
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City Club program reminder
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The May 14 meeting of the Corvallis City Club will focus on the state of
housing in Corvallis. Do we have enough "affordable" housing? What kinds of
housing are in short supply? What are the barriers to development? What
does today’s housing market really look like?
The meeting will begin at noon in the Banquet Room of the Renaissance... more »
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May 14 City Club program
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Depending on whom you ask, housing in Corvallis can mean different things:
high prices; tight rental market; neighborhoods that are safe and
pedestrian friendly; replacement of open space and traditional,
single-family homes with multi-family apartments. Housing policies have
long been a concern in the city. Adopted by the City Council in 1998, the... more »
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Bill Lunch on the 2012 elections
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Greetings. Just a reminder to register for the April 9 Corvallis City Club meeting with Bill Lunch. Space is filling up since Bill is a well-known and engaging speaker. We'll meet in the Renaissance Building, 136 SW Washington St. from 12 noon to 1:15. Attendance is free, and lunch is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. To register, send email to nickhoutm...@aol.com by Thursday, April 5. Please indicate if you are having lunch.... more »
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Bill Lunch at Corvallis City Club April 9
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The tumultuous Republican primary season continues with votesdue April 3 in Wisconsin and April 24 in Rick Santorum's home state ofPennsylvania. At the April 9 meeting of the Corvallis City Club, OPB political analyst Bill Lunch will discuss theprogress of the 2012 elections to this point. He will look ahead to theRepublican presidential nomination and the fall general electioncampaign. He will also briefly look back at the 2012 legislativesession and the prospects in Oregon for the 2013 session.... more »
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Fwd: E-Update from the Sustainability Coalition - PLEASE DISTRIBUTE
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Forwarded as a service to Corvallis City Club. Nick Houtman March 19, 2012 Welcome to “E-UPDATE” – a twice-monthly news brief to keep you informed of the work of the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition and to invite your participation. Please forward this “E-UPDATE” to members of your participating organization and to other interested individuals. Check our website at [link].... more »
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Corvallis City Club March Program
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Information regarding the City Club program for March is shown below. Attendees are requested to reply directly to wwrw...@gmail.com and indicate whether or not they will have lunch. Please respond by Thursday, March 8th. Attached is a PDF version of the program announcement. Corvallis City Club Key Initiatives to Help Launch Our Students for Success... more »
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Fwd: E-Update from the Sustainability Coalition - PLEASE DISTRIBUTE!
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Greetings. Corvallis City Club is a member of the Sustainability Coalition and forwards this as a service. Nick Houtman -----Original Message----- ...To: 'Public Sustainabililty Coalition' <sustainable-corvallis@googleg roups.com>; sustainable-corvallis-announce ments <sustainable-corvallis-announc ements@googlegroups.com>... more »
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reminder: Corvallis City Club
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Greetings. The February 13 meeting of the Corvallis City Club will focus on the Marys River. Thom Whittier, chair of the Marys River Watershed Council board of directors, will discuss last months flood and the activities of the MRWC. If you plan to attend and haven't registered, send email to nickhoutm...@aol.com by Thursday, Feb. 9. We meet from 12 noon to 1:15 p.m.in the Banquet Room of the Renaissance Building, 136 SW Washington St. See more at [link]. As always, attendance is free and lunch is $8 for members, $10 for non-members.... more »
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Feb. 13 City Club meeting, High Water Mark
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The Marys River surged over its banks in January and reached its highest stage in almost 75 years of monitoring. Flooded roads caused detours and isolated area residents while water covered farm fields and lapped under homes. These events were of particular interest to members of the Marys River Watershed Council (MRWC), which has been focused on water quality, fish passage and education since its founding in 1996.... more »
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Reminder: register for January 9 City Club meeting
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Greetings. At the January 9 Corvallis City Club meeting, Brian May and Julie Jackson of Allied Waste will discuss the the company's recycling and composting programs and the Coffin Butte Landfill. If you haven't registered, please send email to nickhoutm...@aol.com by Friday, January 6. Cheers, Nick... more »
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