One of our best publications. Made expressly for historians and tree lovers who like to carry a map in the glovebox or sun visor pocket. This “take-it-with-you-wherever-you-go” brochure contains 20 pages of Historical Marker and Heritage Tree locations.
Newly added for 2012 are the Regional Marker series which is supported by community sponsorship and Heritage Audio …
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As part of Oregon Travel Experience’s new line of heritage publications, we have produced an annual report. If you want to learn about the Oregon Heritage Tree and Historical Marker Committees 2011 accomplishments and goals, this is a great starting point. You can also find out more about what our heritage programs do throughout the …
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The regular quarterly meeting of Oregon Travel Experience’s governing council is slated for Friday, December 9, 2011. The meeting will be held via teleconference. Public comment may be submitted in writing, email, or by attending the conference at OTE’s 1500 Liberty St SE, Salem offices during the time allotted.
The following is a tentative agenda:
Meeting time: …
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The following is an excerpt from the August 22, 2011 Historical Marker Committee meeting minutes: The OTE sign crew brought back the Meacham marker to the Salemtowne workshop. The Salemtowne volunteers report that the sign is not salvageable due to wood deterioration. The committee will need to decide if the marker should be replaced or …
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The following is an excerpt from the June 7, 2011 Historical Marker Committee meeting minutes: The second application came from the southern coast meeting held in August 2010 which stimulated interest in a marker celebrating the Hollering Place outside of Coos Bay. This is an excellent partnership with the Tribe. The committee felt the concept …
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The following is an excerpt from the February 1, 2011 Historical Marker Committee meeting minutes: OTE Council member George Forbes reported that OTE celebrated their first year managing rest areas on a positive note. Collaboration with other agencies, organizations, and law enforcement made it possible to accomplish major goals. Forbes stated that the 2011 Legislative …
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The February 25, 2011 full council meeting was held in Oregon Travel Experience’s Salem headquarters. The following text is only a preview of the minutes. Link to the full text by using the “read more” link below.
CEO report; Cheryl Gribskov, Oregon Travel Experience: Gribskov reflected on how as the only state agency that could allow …
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The regular quarterly meeting of the full council was held in Astoria on April 8, 2011. The following text is only a preview of the minutes. Link to the full text by using the “read more” link below.
CEO report; Cheryl Gribskov: Gribskov addressed the council regarding the ending of the governor appointed service to the …
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A special telephonic meeting was held on April 21, 2011 to discuss repaving issues at the Baldock rest area on I-5. The following text is only a preview of the minutes. Link to the full text by using the “read more” link below.
New business; Mike Barnes, OTIC Chief Operations Officer: Barnes presented the council members …
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The December 2010 council meeting was held in Salem, Oregon. The following text is only a preview of the minutes. Link to the full text by using the “read more” link below.
Public comment; Chair David Porter: Porter explained that Oregon Travel Information Council (OTIC) by-laws designate a single point in the meeting for which public …
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