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Showing posts with label anti-war signholding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anti-war signholding. Show all posts

Thursday, November 9, 2023

Portland Anti-War/Pro-peace sign holding - change in schedule

We will gather every Saturdayto hold signs at the
east end of the Burnside Bridge starting at 3PM, ending 4:30 PM. Hope to see you all there,
We gather at the south east corner of that intersection in front of the auto dealership.

Note that change in time. We have been starting at 4, ending at 5:30. But with the ending of daylight saving time, those times will have us there in the dark, at least in part. So moving forward, we will move the begin time to 3 PM.

Hope you can join us. I will bring signs so no need to make your own.

Another Sign holding opportunity. Add this to your schedule. Several people have said they can hold these same signs on the fourth Thursday each month at 82nd and SE Division, meeting at the corner by Portland Community College. Time will be 3 - 4:30 PM. Again I will bring our signs so you don't need to do that. David Delk, OPP State Council

Saturday, September 2, 2023

New Anti-War/Pro-peace group hits streets of Portland

This new group of anti-war/pro-peace signholders, organized by David Delk, Chair of the OR Progressive Party, will gather for the first time on Satuday, Sept 2. Please join us.

Our new group of anti-war/pro-peace sign holders will have our first gathering on Saturday, Sept. 2 starting at 4:30 PM and ending at 6 PM.

We gather at the east end of the Burnside Bridge by the car dealership. I will bring signs.

Dawn will bring a Veterans for Peace flag to draw attention.

We are good to start now. Hope you all can make it.

Transportation and parking: Parking is always tight in that area but there should be street parking available on a Saturday evening.

If you want to take public transit, these buses pass that corner on Burnside, The #12 (Sandy), #19 (Glisan) and #20 (Burnside). And then on Grand Ave and Martin Luther King Blvd, the #6 (Martin Luther King). And then the last option is the B Loop of the Portland Street Car as well as the A loop of the Portland Street Car which is very close. So lots of options coming via Tri-met.