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In this episode, we celebrate the City's 60th Anniversary and St. Anthony School's 100th Anniversary!
Former Mayor John Cook and Julie Le share the origins story of the St. Anthony School and how it intersects with the growth of the community.
They also share stories about Dan Larsen, Floyd Bergmann, Tammie's Toy Town, Tigard Town and Country Days, Texas Cafe, and Frostop.
For Your Playlist: 'Be True to Your School' by The Beach Boy and Memories' by Barbara Streisand
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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In celebration of the City's 60th Anniversary, former mayors and city councilors are sharing their role in the city's history.
Tom Anderson's service with the city began in 2007 with an appointment to the Planning Commission. He continued his service when he was elected to the City Council in 2016. Affordable housing, police services levy, refreshed tree code, and long-term water source were a few issue facing the city during this time.
Tom talks about these issues and shares advice for the next generation of mayors and councilors in Tigard.
For Your Playlist: 'September' by Earth, Wind, and Fire
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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WorkSource Oregon is hosting a series of drive-thru hiring events where job seekers have the opportunity to speak with employers from the comfort of their car. Barbee Williams from WorkSource Oregon provides the details - what you should bring, which employers will be there, and how to make the most of the opportunity.
For Your Playlist: "We Are the World"
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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In celebration of the City's 60th Anniversary, former mayors and city councilors are sharing their role in the city's history.
Liz Newton grew up in East Washington County and has been an active member of the Tigard community for more than 38 years. For the last 12 years before her 2017 retirement, she served as assistant city manager. She was elected to the city council in 2018.
In this interview, she shares memories of Nick Wilson, Girod's Super Market, First Bank of Tigard, and Tigard Plaza. Also, she shares the recent accomplishments of the City Council.
For Your Playlist: 'All Things Must Pass' by George Harrison
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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In celebration of the City's 60th Anniversary, former mayors and city councilors share their role in the city's history.
Former Mayor Craig Dirksen reflects on how a desire to increase the number of parks in Tigard led him to running for office. While serving as mayor, the city increased parks and open space from 288 acres in 2000 to 550 acres by 2014.
He also shares what he enjoyed most from serving as mayor and advice for future Tigard mayors and councilors.
For Your Playlist: 'I Get Around' by The Beach Boys
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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In 2011, Tigard High School students selected U.S History teacher Murray Carlisle as their graduation speaker. He advised students to "do something to help other people. Do something where you give back to your community, to your state, to your nation."
In this interview, Murray talks about his approach to teaching, including the challenge of teaching to an empty classroom last year. He also shares the books and movies that help him continue to learn about our country's history.
For Your Playlist: "End of the World" by REM
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Three years ago, the City Council gave voice to the Tigard youth by creating a Youth Councilor position. Aishiki Nag is the third person to serve in the role.
From park cleanup events to voter registration drives, Aishiki shares what she hopes to accomplish during the one-year term.
Also, she talks about her favorite Tigard High School class and teacher, importance of the COVID vaccine, and advice for public speaking.
For Your Playlist: Last Great American Dynasty by Taylor Swift
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Earlier this year, Just Compassion received a $4 million dollar allocation in America Rescue Plan funding to build transitional housing and an expanded resource center in Tigard. Vernon Baker, Just Compassion Executive Director, shares how this new campus will make it easier for individuals experiencing houselessness to connect with the services that they need.
For Your Playlist: I Believe I Can Fly
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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From cover letter to salary negotiations, Mac Prichard, founder of Mac’s List and author of Land Your Dream Job, shares tips for every step of your next job search.
Also, learn about the importance of your LinkedIn page, tips for a virtual interview, and how to leave a lasting impression with an interview panel.
Visit the Mac's List website (URL: macslist.org)
Listen to the Mac's podcast, Find Your Dream Job (URL: macslist.org/podcasts)
Connect with Mac on LinkedIn (URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/macprichard/).
For Your Playlist: 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Tigard High School graduate and Portland Gear brand manager Zack Dean talks about the explosive growth of Portland Gear and their role in redesigning the Portland Winterhawks logo and merchandise.
Also, Zack reflects on the teachers and classes that inspired him at Tigard High and a memorable DC trip with the Youth Advisory Council.
For Your Playlist: On Time by Surfaces
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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The inaugural Tigard Government Organizing and Leadership Development (GOLD) cohort graduated eight community members from a variety of backgrounds – including immigrants, refugees, and U.S. citizens of Iraqi, Mexican, Somali and Turkish heritages. Cohort graduate Aadil Mohamed shares lessons learned including how to effectively present to the City Council.
He shares the story of his family's journey to the United States and how that serves as his daily motivation.
Also, Aadil talks about serving on the Tigard Youth Advisory Council, interning at Nike, and predicting the NBA Finals.
For Your Playlist: Memories by Adam Levine
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Five years into the Lake Oswego-Tigard water partnership, Jennifer Joe and Kevin McCaleb discuss the partnership's commitment to water quality and water conservation. They share how your water comes from the Clackamas River, one of the highest quality sources in Oregon. Also, hear about the right time to sign up for a free water audit.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Five years into the Lake Oswego and Tigard water partnership, Mayor Snider and Mayor Buck share the origins of how the cities came together to provide high-quality drinking water to 100,000 customers.
The Mayors also debate the best college (Willamette University v. University of Portland), best use of water, and best things about each city.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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From design to installation, local artist Emily Lux talks about the process for creating Tigard’s new community mural. Learn about the inspiration for the mural, importance of public participation, and value of public murals.
For Your Playlist: Here Comes the Sun
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Alex Dupey, MIG's Director of Planning Services and Rick Gruen, Tigard's Manager of Parks, Recreation, and Green Infrastructure, talk about the future of parks and rec in Tigard, including the use of an equity lens in decision-making. They also issue a challenge for at least 1,000 community members to complete the ongoing survey.
And, Alex and Rick share their Mt. Rushmore of parks and favorite character from Parks & Rec.
For Your Playlist: Sweet Caroline
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Hendrik Broekelschen, a program coordinator for the City of Tigard, talks about the return of Streets for People, the debut of Move4May, and the continuation of Safe Routes to School.
You'll also learn about pizza toppings, naps, and bike adventures.
For Your Playlist: The Long and Winding Road by The Beatles
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Dr. Ame Lambert, Vice President for Global Diversity and Inclusion for Portland State University, shares how the responsibility of equity and inclusion work belongs to everyone. At Portland State, she is developing a 12 to 18 month plan to build the thread of racial equity throughout students, faculty, and staff.
You will also hear about the ways to engage children in difficult conversations about race. Whether talking with children or co-workers, she urges you to lean into the conversations and work. One of the ways to do this is by ‘expanding your capacity for discomfort.’
And for your playlist… Dr. Lambert suggests adding ‘Glory’ by John Legend and Common. And for your reading list… books by Beverly Jenkins.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Mary Sawyers, Washington County Public Health Communicator, shares the latest on the COVID-19 vaccine, including:
How to schedule an appointment The amount of available vaccine The importance of equity in distributing the vaccine When we'll reach herd immunityShe also stresses the need to wear a mask even after getting the vaccine.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Ryan Ruggiero, chair of the Town Center Advisory Commission, leads you on a tour of downtown Tigard by sharing his favorite spots and previewing future improvements.
You'll also hear about the importance of volunteering, best pizza place in the Portland area, and best moment of 2021 so far.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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Travis Diskin, creator of Curiosities Vintage Mall, shares the story behind relocating from Beaverton to Tigard. You'll also hear about the challenges of managing a business during COVID-19 and how the business community banded together to support each other.
Outside of his work at Curiosities, Travis talks about the need for an ice cream shop in downtown, the music of the B-52's, and his pet June.
Host: Kent Wyatt, Communications Manager
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