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An invitation
June 4, 2008Dear Friends and Supporters,
Since the campaign ended, I have had many opportunities to meet with Portlanders. Last Saturday night I had the privilege of marching with our firefighters in the Starlight Parade. Citizens offered their hand or words of encouragement as I passed by, reminding me they have given me a gift -- the opportunity to serve on the Portland City Council.
On Friday, June 13, I begin my journey as your new voice at City Hall. I would be honored if you would join me, and my family, as I take the oath of office.
During the campaign, I spoke often about a place that symbolizes the best of Portland's present and a light to guide our future: Rosa Parks Elementary School. I can think of no better place to begin my journey as your next City Commissioner.
The program will feature Governor Barbara Roberts and Lewis & Clark Law School Professor John Kroger, who will administer the oath of office. A reception will follow. After the ceremony, I invite you to meet Principal Tamala Newsome and to tour the school and the New Columbia.
Details:
Friday, June 13, 2008
10:00-11:00 am
Rosa Parks Elementary
School
8960 N. Woolsey
Portland,
Or 97203
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Thank you for your friendship and support.
Nick
Thank you from Nick Fish
May 22, 2008Dear Friends and Supporters,
Tuesday night Portlanders voted for a new voice at City Hall.
I am thrilled with the results and humbled by the breadth of the victory. Our campaign resonated with the citizens throughout our city as we received over 90,000 votes. According to the Mayor’s Office, I could be sworn in as early as the week of June 9. Check here later for more details.
Thank you for your support and friendship during this campaign. I am eager to go to work for you at City Hall.
Nick
The voters chose Nick Fish to be their new voice at City Hall
May 21, 2008With 100% of the vote counted, Nick won with 62% (90,988 votes).


