Nick wins a SCRAPPY!

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Commissioner Nick Fish

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Commissioner

Nick Fish

1221 S.W. Fourth Avenue

Room 240

Portland OR 97204

(503) 823-3589

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In the spring of 2007, Transition Projects, Inc. asked residents of TPI shelters to photograph where they slept while living on the streets. Equipped with just disposable cameras, they delivered the photographs in this book in a matter of days.

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Multnomah County Vital Aging Task Force 2008 Report

More than 100,000 residents of Multnomah County are over the age of 65; older adults will make up an increasing share of our population in coming years - see how in this report.

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Nick wins a SCRAPPY! - Printable Version

Nick was honored with a SCRAPPY for his work on reuse at last night's SCRAP Awards, held at The Nines in downtown Portland.

The evening, themed 'Incognito,' featured performances from the Transcendental Brass Band, a "Junk to Funk" fashion show, and both silent and live auctions.

Nick shared the "2009 Reuse Visionaries" award with County Commissioner Jeff Cogen. The two were honored for their work on ReUse Week 2009, a event earlier this year designed to draw attention to the wide variety of reuse organizations in Portland.

Nick and Jeff gave a lively acceptance speech, promising that ReUse Week 2010 would be bigger and better than ReUse Week 2009.

Special thanks are due to Debbie Caselton, outstanding City employee, leader in the Diverse Empowered Employees of Portland (DEEP), and SCRAP Board Secretary, who helped arrange the evening!

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