Port of Portland

Otherwise, it's an amazing facility.

The teams from the Port of Portland that support you out there are unbelievable.

It's really just, it's been a great experience, except for the fact that we can't make anything.

There you go.

She'll be picking up pet coke eventually upriver, and she will pass Astoria around 7.30 a.m. and be in the Krims Anchorage by about 10.30 a.m. Then we have a car ship, a car carrier called the Soo Shin.

She's arriving from South Korea, headed for Portland, delivering brand new Hondas to the port of Portland, passing Astoria around 9.30 a.m. at the port of Portland by about 3.30 p.m. We have a ship called the Arethusa.

She is arriving from South Korea, headed for the Rice Island Anchorage.

She will be picking up corn, soy, or wheat at Kalama eventually, and she'll be in Astoria's Anchorage, in the Rice Island Anchorage there at about 10.30 a.m. And the Texas Highway, when you see the word highway in the name of a ship, if you see it written down somewhere, it's probably going to be a car carrier.

At least the ones that come here are often named like that.

Arriving from Japan, headed for Portland, she has brand new Toyotas on board and will be delivering at least some of those to the Port of Portland.

She'll pass Astoria around 11.30 a.m. and be at the Port of Portland by about 5.30 p.m., Then we have another ship with the word highway in her name, the Northern Highway.

She's arriving from Benicia, California, headed for the Port of Portland.

And that is how we get our stuff.

She'll pass Astoria around 6.30 p.m. and be at the Port of Portland, which is the only port on the Columbia that is equipped to handle container ships.

You need special cranes and gear to do that, and also special scanning equipment for security purposes.

And the Port of Portland has all that.

She'll be there around 12.30 a.m. on Thursday.

The Mercury Leader is arriving from Japan.

As we talked about, there's not a lot of support in place for innovators in Oregon.

For instance, last week we had an amazing event out at the Mass Timber Housing Innovation Campus at Terminal 2, which is owned by the Port of Portland.

We've helped to stand up a shared assembly space where Ryan's Company Elemental and Humankind Homes can actually produce the units that they're making for Hive.

And we use dollars.

And that's, your house is basically done.

So that's going to be really exciting to show.

And one neat thing the Port of Portland is doing is, is their video team is going to be documenting this from in-factory, like we have shipments of steel getting delivered, right? To fabricate and following the project actually out to the site at high.

Oh, good.

Next, we have the Tsukuyomi Eternity arriving from Long Beach, California, headed to the Vancouver Anchorage.

She'll be picking up potash at the Port of Portland eventually.

She'll pass Astoria around 2.30 a.m. on Tuesday and be in the Vancouver Anchorage by about 8.30 a.m. on Tuesday morning.

And in our outbounders, we have the New Noble leaving the Rainier Anchorage, corn, soy, or wheat on board, leaving around 7.30 a.m., passing Astoria outbound around 10 a.m.

Kalama, corn, soy, or wheat on board, leaving around noontime, passing Astoria outbound around 5 p.m. And the Kathera 2 is leaving Vancouver carrying wheat, leaving around 1 p.m., passing Astoria outbound around 7 p.m. And the Delhi Highway is leaving Portland.

Toyota's on board.

She came in to deliver those to the Port of Portland, leaving around 3 p.m., passing Astoria outbound around 9 p.m. And the HG Stewart is a bulk carrier that is leaving Vancouver.

She could have come in to deliver something like wind turbine parts to the port of Vancouver, leaving around 6 p.m., passing Astoria outbound around midnight.

She's a, a car ship, a car carrier, arriving from South Korea, headed for Portland.

Brand new Hyundais on board, delivering at least some of those to the Port of Portland.

Passing Astoria around 8:00 PM, at the Port of Portland by about 2:00 AM on Tuesday.

And just so you can get an idea, there, there is a pattern to this when cars come into the Columbia.

Hyundais, Hondas, Toyotas go to the Port of Portland, and Subarus go to the Port of Vancouver.

So if you own any of those cars around here and you bought them around here, probably came into one of those two ports.

So the Liberty Pride will pass Astoria around 8:00 PM and be at the Port of Portland by about 2:00 AM on Tuesday.

We have the Lioness C arriving from China, headed for the Rice Island anchorage.

She made several scheduled stops at Northeast Whitaker Way, visited a bank, fueled up at a gas station, and had lunch at Burger King near Lloyd Center.

Her final appointment was at the Port of Portland building at 700 Northeast Multnomah Street, just a few blocks away.

Inside the building, several witnesses saw Katie making phone calls in the lobby.

Five different people later recalled that she appeared, quote, "Worried and preoccupied," a striking contrast to her usual composed demeanor.

Katie was known for her professionalism and reliability.

Missing such an appointment was deeply out of character.

Around 5:00 PM, a witness spotted her gray Volkswagen Golf still parked outside the Port of Portland building.

But by early the next morning, the car was gone.

She's a car ship, one of those big, high-sided, blocky-looking vessels.

She has brand-new Hyundais on board, passing Astoria inbound around 8.30 p.m. at the Port of Portland by about 2.30 a.m. on Wednesday.

And then we have the Jenko Madeline.

She's arriving from Los Angeles, headed for the Vancouver Anchorage.

She'll be picking up soda ash upriver at the Port of Portland eventually.

She'll pass Astoria around 9.30 p.m. and be in Vancouver's Anchorage around 3.30 a.m. on Wednesday.

And in our outbounders, we have the articulated tug and barge rig, the Coastal Reliance.

Sixth.

Port of Portland.

Police arrested and cited Janae Mateo, 39, on August 31st at a United Airlines boarding gate after screeners discovered the load during routine baggage inspections.

According to a newly filed probable cause affidavit, Officers first responded to the airport's checked baggage screening area around 3.45 a.m. for a suitcase that smelled like skunk.

And as a governing body of seven, I only have, there's only two counselors pushing for balance and you have to bring the public into it because without the public's help to know what they want in our community and where their public funding is going, We wouldn't be able to have these open conversations.

And we're having conversations now about lead emissions due to the Port of Portland being in our community and Sky Harbor, which is an appeal that came up to us this last month.

The point is things on environmental impacts and natural resources and land use were not openly being discussed.

And it took people like myself, and I will toot that horn for right now, if it wasn't for me saying no as the sole no vote on land use and environmental impacts without having true studies completed, we wouldn't be where we're at right now because Hillsborough is And Washington County is the economic hub of the state.