Save the Riverdale Doyle Building

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1. 651
   Name: Brian Libby on Dec 6, 2008

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2. 652
   Name: Allison Cannon Barrett on Dec 6, 2008

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3. 653
   Name: Karen Kinzey on Dec 7, 2008

   Comments: This Portland treasure is irreplaceable and must be saved.

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4. 654
   Name: Jane Malarkey on Dec 9, 2008

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5. 655
   Name: Jane Malarkey on Dec 9, 2008

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6. 656
   Name: Jeff Miller on Dec 9, 2008

   Comments: The bldg is a signicant landmark of the area. It can be made to work.

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7. 657
   Name: Kevin A. Cronin, AICP on Dec 9, 2008

   Comments: Embrace history for its teaching principles, instead of tearing it down and creating bad history. Lets learn from our past mistakes and move forward together as a regional community.

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8. 658
   Name: Justin Wells on Dec 9, 2008

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9. 659
   Name: John Hedges on Dec 9, 2008

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10. 660
    Name: Anthony Belluschi FAIA on Dec 11, 2008

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11. 661
    Name: Libby Ann Dawson Farr, Ph.D. on Dec 11, 2008

    Comments: As a Riverdale alum - grades 1 - 8, and parent of two Riverdale (adults now) Riverdale alumnae, and as an architectural historian I heartily endorse saving the A.E. Doyle and Pietro Belluschi building from demolition - a brash, thoughtless and dis-respectful act by any group who allows it to be done. Think about "careful integration" of the old into the newer sections. What does that say about cultural history, architectural history and pride about the earlier structures in Dunthorpe. How does demolition contribute to the education and awareness of the wonderful contributions of earlier designs - for present-day and future students of Riverdale As an educator I think it is all just simply apalling and disrespectful.

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12. 662
    Name: Charles Rhyne on Dec 11, 2008

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13. 663
    Name: Charles S. Rhyne on Dec 11, 2008

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14. 664
    Name: Charles S. Rhyne on Dec 11, 2008

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15. 665
    Name: Mike Moore on Dec 12, 2008

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16. 666
    Name: Cathy Holman on Dec 12, 2008

    Comments: Please save the building for the future generations of our children, grandchildren and beyond.

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17. 667
    Name: Cathy Holman on Dec 12, 2008

    Comments: Please save the building for the future generations of our children, grandchildren and beyond.

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18. 668
    Name: Richard H. Engeman on Dec 12, 2008

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19. 669
    Name: Peter Belluschi on Dec 12, 2008

    Comments: The building should be saved.

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20. 670
    Name: Nancy Pilgrim And Ron Sakaguchi on Dec 12, 2008

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21. 671
    Name: Claire Sakaguchi on Dec 13, 2008

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22. 672
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 13, 2008

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23. 673
    Name: Patti Allen on Dec 13, 2008

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24. 674
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 13, 2008

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25. 675
    Name: Jeffrey P. Belluschi on Dec 13, 2008

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26. 676
    Name: Courtenay Miles on Dec 13, 2008

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27. 677
    Name: Gaye Richardson on Dec 13, 2008

    Comments: Thank you for your efforts to save the building. It is a beacon for all who purchase historic neighborhood houses and choose to renovate them. It may be the more expensive option but saving our history is the right thing to do.

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28. 678
    Name: Megan Richardson on Dec 13, 2008

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29. 679
    Name: William B Bree on Dec 14, 2008

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30. 680
    Name: Jim Richardson on Dec 14, 2008

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31. 681
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2008

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32. 682
    Name: Karla Green on Dec 16, 2008

    Comments: After reading the article on Doyle in the Oregonian, I am thoughtfully adding my voice to the petition to save the Doyle building and incorporate it into the new campus of Riverdale Grade School.

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33. 683
    Name: Samantha Honl on Dec 22, 2008

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34. 684
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 29, 2008

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35. 685
    Name: Dani Baur Akulschin on Jan 1, 2009

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36. 686
    Name: Amy Tarlow on Jan 19, 2009

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37. 687
    Name: Casey Mabbott on Jan 22, 2009

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38. 688
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 27, 2009

    Comments: save the building for sure

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39. 689
    Name: Heather Huston on Feb 4, 2009

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40. 690
    Name: Brett Sutter on Mar 15, 2009

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41. 691
    Name: Jeanne Bickford, Ph.D. on Mar 28, 2009

    Comments: Please do not tear down the lovely old schoolhouse.

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42. 692
    Name: Robert C Bishop III on Mar 28, 2009

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43. 693
    Name: Marsh Youngbluth on Mar 29, 2009

    Comments: Keep the historic building. Class of 1954

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44. 694
    Name: Rob Duboff on Mar 31, 2009

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45. 695
    Name: Ann Naymie on Apr 7, 2009

    Comments: This building adds wonderful character and important history to the neighbourhood. These are values children should appreciate as well as the graduates who went there.

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46. 696
    Name: Matthew Hayes on May 15, 2009

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47. 697
    Name: Jason Gimba on Jul 2, 2009

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48. 698
    Name: Andreas May on Sep 17, 2009

    Comments: Please save our old school. This is a historic building that needs to be preserved!

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49. 699
    Name: Christine Cales on Jan 7, 2011

    Comments: Please preserve Riverdale's Doyle Building! It is such an important part of the neighborhood. Riverdale was a fantastic school when I attended in the 80's and the building represents that excellence.

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