Meeting
Having recently had our July meeting - we are currently working on our next chapter meeting date for the end of August - please stay tuned. Everyone is welcome.
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Greetings Everyone,
Hope that everyone out there is enjoying this beautiful Portland summer we're having!
The July meeting for the Portland area chapter will be taking place on Wednesday, July 30th at the Central Library in SW Portland. We'll be meeting in the US Bank room from 6pm to 7:30pm.
The draft agenda:
Also...
Upcoming event: 13th Annual Bridge Pedal
A We Can Do Better bike team is forming to participate in the 13th annual Providence Bridge Pedal. There are several routes to choose but we want to make sure to keep the WCDB event family friendly by participating in the 6-Bridge Family Ride (14 miles).
General information for the ride can be found HERE. To fill out a registration form, click HERE. There is a fee associated with registering for the ride.
If you would like to join the WCDB gang for the ride - please email me at matt@wecandobetter.org.
Best,
Matt
A We Can Do Better bike team is forming to participate in the 13th annual Providence Bridge Pedal - more details on the team as we get closer to the event.
There are several routes to choose but we want to make sure to keep the WCDB event family friendly by participating in the 6-Bridge Family Ride (14 miles).
General information for the ride can be found HERE.
To fill out a registration form, click HERE. There is a fee associated with registering for the ride.
If you would like to join the WCDB gang for the ride - please email Matt Webber at matt@wecandobetter.org.
Get on that bike and get outside!
Portland's Dr. John Santa has recently moved to New York City to take a full time position as director of the Consumer Reports' new Health Ratings Center.
The Center's goal is to access and analyze health care data, and then make this available to us, the health care consumer, enabling us to become better informed when making health care decisions.
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Hello and thank you dear friends,
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