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Tom’s Tidbits- Sellwood’s under threat, but there IS a solution!

Posted on July 27, 2017 by tomdwyer

This month’s Tidbits is also available in the Sellwood Bee’s “Letters to the Editor”. If you care about our Sellwood, please share this letter with everyone you know! Greetings, Tom Dwyer Automotive Services is a proud independent business with a … Continue reading →

Posted in 2017 June and July, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Tom's Tidbits | Tagged anniversary, apartments, builders, businesses, city of portland, construction, economy, growth, local, neighborhood, parking, patronage, permits, sellwood, squeeze, tidbits, Tom's Tidbits, traffic | Comments Off

The long strange trip is almost over

Posted on November 8, 2016 by tomdwyer

We’re closing in on the final few installments of our Sellwood Bridge Update column. For both of our fans out there, we’ll be closing with a retrospective of the Bridge construction, and a look at what a long strange trip … Continue reading →

Posted in 2016 November, Newsletter Columns, Newsletters, Sellwood Bridge Update | Tagged construction, pbot, Sellwood Bridge, Sellwood Bridge Update, traffic | Comments Off

On-schedule, over budget, and artsy

Posted on August 25, 2016 by tomdwyer

The folks at the Sellwood Bridge Project are on-target for completion in November, so they’re checking off the final few things on their to-do list. As the project nears completion the final bills are coming in. The bad news is … Continue reading →