Against Vincent Van Gogh's starry night!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Saturday, February 16, 2008
DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION SAYS YES!
Operators that seek to make our environment more than just an institution are allowed to leave items in break rooms for personal use!
Thank you!
We really couldn't understand what all the fuss was about? The items were never in any body's way and they created a very personal environment.
Why did anybody even care about it?
Thank you!
We really couldn't understand what all the fuss was about? The items were never in any body's way and they created a very personal environment.
Why did anybody even care about it?
Mr. Margilies,
I should have clarified. Absolutley and of course, items may be left by operators for continual and shared use by every operator; in the STC breakroom and in any other breakroom.
Peggy Hanson
DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION ISSUES STANDOWN ORDER!
I will. I am not in a current position to access your video blog for additional information. Please provide me a name of the person(s) that issued this demand.
In the immediate period, I am contacting my manager and the Facilities Supervisor directing they will stand down from issusance of any " demand" and property currently in the STC breakroom shall remain in place and is not to moved, discarded, ór handled by any person other than the owner.
Thank you,
Peggy Hanson
MY LETTER TO THE DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION
Director of Transportation Hanson;
There is a dispute occurring at the Sunset Transit break room between operators and maintenance about how the center should be configured and what goes in them.
As an operator I request the right to bring items into the break room for our enjoyment and comfort. Maintenance will has DEMANDED that all such items be removed or else they will steal them from us.
We request your help on this matter.
Please review my video blog before making your decision.
http://amargul.blogspot.com/2008/02/dispute-at-sunset.html
Thanks;
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
There is a dispute occurring at the Sunset Transit break room between operators and maintenance about how the center should be configured and what goes in them.
As an operator I request the right to bring items into the break room for our enjoyment and comfort. Maintenance will has DEMANDED that all such items be removed or else they will steal them from us.
We request your help on this matter.
Please review my video blog before making your decision.
http://amargul.blogspot.com/2008/02/dispute-at-sunset.html
Thanks;
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Friday, February 15, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
HEART BREAKING TRAGEDY
15-year-old Austin Miller Killed by Trimet bus Monday 2/13/08.
Rest in Peace.
Donations can be made at Key bank.
Rest in Peace.
Donations can be made at Key bank.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
ACCIDENT STATISTICS
TRIMET IS NOT IN THIS LIST!
click on the picture then select all sizes, large to get the full chart!
click on the picture then select all sizes, large to get the full chart!
BUS KILLS BICYCLIST
http://blog.oregonlive.com/breakingnews/2008/02/cyclist_killed_by_trimet_bus_i.html
Update: Teen cyclist killed in TriMet bus collision in Beaverton
Posted by The Oregonian February 11, 2008 17:27PM
Categories: Breaking News
Police said the bicyclist killed in a crash involving a TriMet bus this afternoon in
The boy's family "needs to take the night to make some phone calls," said Sgt. Paul Wandell, a Beaverton Police spokesman. "We will have more information in the morning." He said the boy was "about 15."
The fatal collision happened about
Although police have reopened four blocks of westbound Farmington Road and parts of Murray Boulevard that were closed for the investigation, officials were not ready to release details of the crash until a few more people have been interviewed, Wandell said.
Still, Wandell said investigators "have a pretty good idea" what happened, adding that the cyclist may have attempted to turn right from
There is a bike lane on
The cyclist, who was wearing a helmet, died at the scene, he said.
The bus driver was 53-year-old woman who lives in
-- Joseph Rose; josephrose@...
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>the news just gets worse and worse<
Tri-Met Bus Hits, Kills Bicyclist
BEAVERTON, Ore. - A bicyclist died in an accident involving a Tri-Met
bus late Monday afternoon.
It happed about 4:40 pm, just west of Murray Boulevard on Farmington
Road in Beaverton. The fatal accident forced the total closure of
Farmington for about 40 minutes, but it remained partially closed
after that, disrupting traffic around the busy Murray-Farmington
intersection throughout the evening rush hour.
The Tri-Met bus was operated by a 53-year old veteran driver. The
Hillsboro woman is a long-time employee of Tri-Met, and has driven
buses for the transit agency for at least the past six years. Initial
reports are that the Line #52 bus was pulling over to a bus stop on
Farmington, just west of Murray, when the accident happened. There was
a bicycle lane on that stretch of road, but as of late Monday night,
police were not saying whether they thought the bike rider was in that
lane. They also were not saying who was at fault in the tragic accident.
Police say the bicyclist, a young adult male, died instantly. Hours
later, his mangled bicycle remained on the nearby sidewalk.
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