Rewind
- 04.27.12 Knope(s) of the Week
- The ‘Tell Me About Yourself’ Interview Question
- It’s Coming…..
- 05.02.12 The Afternoon Delight
- Event Announcement: Bob Moore, Bob’s Red Mill
Participate
ELGL Central Oregon – Roundtable on Innovation May 11, noon- 1 p.m., location tbd. Participate in a facilitated roundtable to discuss ideas to encourage innovation in the public sector. Bring your ideas and be prepared to join the conversation! Coordinated by Justin Cutler, Colleen Miller, and Robyn Christie.
City of Redmond, Oregon - Are you an individual with a deep commitment to the betterment of Redmond for all citizens? Do you want to keep Redmond moving forward? If you feel you can make a difference, please consider serving your community on the Redmond City Council. The position of Mayor and three City Council positions are up for election. Terms begin January 2013. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age, a registered voter, and a resident of the City of Redmond for at least one year prior to the date of the election.
Spotlight
Bend Police Lay Out Proposed Service Cuts – News Story – KTVZ Bend - One Bend city councilor called the police department’s current budget situation “dismal” Wednesday night as Police Chief Jeff Sale presented a list of planned service cuts.
‘It’s like a reality TV show’ - La Pine recreation director Justin Cutler offered manager’s job for Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District.
Region sorts through land puzzle to boost employment - State review raises questions about local industrial sites
Budget-crunched Eatonville considers options - Eatonville’s downtown is a study in contrasts. There are empty buildings, including a well-known eatery that closed last year. There also are new businesses that seem to be doing well.
Tacoma’s deputy city manager to receive $65K in severance, accrued leave pay - Tacoma’s outgoing Deputy City Manager Rey Arellano will receive nearly $65,000 in severance and accrued time off pay under terms of his recent resignation.
Career
When Choosing a Job, Culture Matters - Some organizations will excite you. They’ll stimulate your success and growth. Others will be stressful. They may lead you to quit before you’ve accomplished much or learned what you hoped to.
Management Tip: When to Share Bad News
Managers Who Think Highly Of Themselves More Likely To Discriminate: Study - Who’s most likely to discriminate against obese workers? Managers who think they’re good looking.
Inside the UGB
- Identifying solutions for East Multnomah County
- What’s that at City Hall? A solar tree you say?
- Survey shows close Portland mayoral race
- Sherwood down $500,000 with fewer red-light runners
- Tigard considers cutting backpack program that ensures kids eat on weekends
- Councilor threatens lawsuit over alleged meeting violation
- PSU’s urban renewal plan moves to head of the class
- Get ready for action
- Estacada Fire District bond measure intended to build new station, heal old wounds
- Portland police internal affairs refuses citizen panel’s request to do more review of an excessive force complaint
Outside the UGB
- Citizen committee to finalize bus rapid transit recommendation
- Camas, Washougal aim to kick weight
- Ashland council blocks sewer, water increases
- Council open to loosening chicken rules
- Downtown agency director favors more ‘hustle and bustle,’ new parking garage
- Gov. Gregoire begins contract talks with state employees
- Josephine County Tax Levy Controversy
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