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Pamplin Media Group - Our opinion: Kudos to neighbors rallying to preserve Alpenrose

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Come grow with your local garden club Kathy Bramhall © Provided by Red Bluff Daily News Landscaping at the Cone & Kimball Plaza is pictured. (George Johnston Daily News) I’m not doing much gardening this year mostly watering; so, with this article I’ve decided to review and update facts about garden club. The first garden club in America was founded in January 1891 by The Ladies’ Garden Club of Athens, Georgia. On May 1, 1929, thirteen states became charter members of National Garden Clubs, Inc. at an organizational meeting in Washington, D.C. Since then Garden Club has grown to all 50 states and the District of Columbia with more than 200,000 members. Garden Club has 70 affiliates within the US and 300 international affiliates.

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Pamplin Media Group - OUR OPINION: City, Metro, counties and THPRD: It's time to save Alpenrose

Pamplin Media Group Portland s iconic sports and entertainment site, including its velodrome and baseball fields, cannot disappear. Alpenrose Dairy has been a popular Portland venue for athletes and families for generations. Now it s likely to disappear for good, and any combination of local governments along with some suggested private companies should step in to save the site. As reported by journalists Nick Budnick, Paul Danzer and Alvaro Fontan in the April 21 Tribune, a bitter intra-family struggle broke out publicly and in the courts over the future of Alpenrose Dairy, the popular 52-acre site west of Shattuck Road near the Beaverton border and just north of the Hillsdale/Multnomah Village area. It wasn t just a dairy. It was a Christmastime car-ride tradition for families, a haven for serious bicyclists, a regular haunt for ESPN camera crews and national Little League tournaments, and more. For generations of metro-area families, Alpenrose was woven into the fabr