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November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

PurpleStride-Portland2010 happens on Sunday, November 7, 2010 a 2K WALK at 9 a.m. at the Oregon Zoo.  Portland Providence Cancer Center supports PurpleStride-Portland 2010 a fundraiser in support of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network to advance research, support patients and create hope.  Dollars raised each year fund personalized support for patients, as well as research grants and advocacy efforts to increase pancreatic cancer research funding.  Sign up today or learn more at PurpleStride-Portland.  Come out and join us on the 2K walk in support of Pancreatic Cancer Research November 7th.

Pancreatic cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States.  More than 35,000 people will died from it  this year.  The 5 year survivor rate is only 5%.  Picture this, walk into a room of 100 people –5 years later,  there will only be 5 or less left!    Think about it–that is a statistic that you don’t want to be a part of.  These are people just like you…people like my husband, John who died from Pancreatic Cancer in March of 2009.  Be a Hero in the fight against “Pancreatic Cancer”.  Get involved.  “Know it !  Fight it!  End it!”

During the month of November,  the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast in Portland, Oregon will continue its support to the Providence Portland Cancer Center for Pancreatic Cancer  research by donating proceeds from our November bookings during our 1 night & second night for just $25  room rates.  The month-long promotion is one night booking at our regular  room rate and the second night room rate for  just $25 which will be donated to Providence Portland Cancer  Center for pancreatic cancer research.

This offers has a 2 night min/max stay and is good Monday through Thursday in November w/continental breakfast excludes holidays.  Call us at 503-892-5781 for more details.  Or book on-line and mention this special.

Please support our efforts to help fund and support pancreatic cancer research.  Look for our team walking for Pancreatic Cancer at the Oregon Zoo on November 7th, if you would like to join our team, go to www.purplestride.org

We look forward to you staying with us at the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast in Portland, Oregon.

Always Something to Do in Portland, Oregon

Deschutes Brewery Street Fare

There is always something to do in Portland, Oregon.  Just check out the A&E section of the Oregonian, Willamette Week’s what’s happening, The Fulton House Blog or the  Travel Portland website.

The Deschutes Brewery Street Fare event from August 12 was great fun.  This event helped support the “Morrison Children & Family Services” which works towards restoring childhood, helps rebuilding families and strives for renewing hope.  

The Deschutes Brewery paired several Portland Food Carts with their brews.  For Only a $5 entry included 1st Food & Beer Taster and additional Food & Beer Tasters were $4.  What a great bargain with Street Food from Portland’s Best Food Carts, Live, local Mustic from Sally Ford & the Sounders and Outside & AgesandAges plus the featured Craft Beers from Deschutes Brewery. 

Here a few of the Food Carts which  included a food sample plus a featured Beer.  Pyro Pizza served a Margherita Pizza on wheat crust paired with Twilight Ale —  Garden State Meatball sliders with Sage Brush Pilsner – Oregon Ice Works a peach, strawberry or chocolate Black Butte Porter paired with Hop Henge Experimental IPA plus 7 other beers and food carts for the downtown area.

Check out our Facebook page for the video and  Look for our guests,  Ron & Chrissy from Rockaway, New Jersey enjoying the beautiful warm weather, the food & beers, the music and the street fare.Click Here

“Weird Oregon” & Open House

Weird Oregon Book Signing Event

If you joined us for our “Open House & “Weird Oregon” book signing Event on June 12th, thank you for coming and we hoped you enjoyed our first of many events here at the B & B.  If you were unable to attend, you will have other opportunities during 2010 to join us.  Saturday’s event was filled with great conversations and stories, good fixings from “Uncle Reo’s BBQ”,  unique varieties of beers from the “Beer Mongers” in SE Portland, Wine from John’s Wine Cellar and great people. 

Jeff Davis--Author, Weird Oregon

Jeff Davis, co-author of “Weird Oregon” visited with guests, shared stories and talked about his ghosts and paranormal adventures.  Books were available for purchase as well as personalized and signed.  A treasure for your coffee table or just a fun book about legends and places to travel here in Oregon.  Maybe it could be your 100 things to see and do in Oregon–add it to your bucket list.  Click here to check out his website. 

If you missed this event, Jeff and his co-author will be revealing some of the most exciting, yet strange stories, that they encountered while they were creating the book, at these venues:

May 19, 6:30 p.m., Barnes & Noble, 18300 N.W. Evergreen Parkway, Beaverton, both will appear.

May 21, 7 p.m., Barnes & Noble, 1317 Lloyd Center, Portland, both will appear.

May 22, 2 p.m., Barnes & Noble, 2690 N.E. Highway 20, Bend, only Jeff will appear (now that’s weird).

So what are some of the things that keep Portland weird, according to the authors? A jug-shaped building, a Paul Bunyan statue, a Russian coffee house.  And even the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast found on page 60 & 61, “Could we be Nancy Bogg’s infamous Bordello?”

Weird Oregon

For every Weird Oregon book purchased at the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast,  the Innkeeper donated $5.00  to the Providence Cancer Center/Portland for cancer research.  Wendy will be sending  a check for $200.  A special “Thank you” to everyone who purchased a book!

Cancer Center Providence Portland, Oregon

Thank you all for making this event successful and we hope to see you at our future events.  Follow this blog to find out about our up-coming events.

Phone: (503) 892-5781 -- -- 7006 SW Virginia Ave, Portland, OR 97219