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Mark Pomeroy LHS Class of 1987, lives with his family in Portland, Oregon, where he was born and raised. In 2014, Oregon State University Press published his first novel, The Brightwood Stillness, which The Oregonian called “absorbing and humane.” He has received an Oregon Literary Fellowship for fiction, and his short stories, poems, and essays have appeared in Open Spaces, Portland Magazine, The Wordstock 10, NW Book Lovers, The Oregonian, and What Teaching Means: Stories from America’s Classrooms. For the past thirty years he has led creative writing workshops in Portland schools. In 2024, University of Iowa Press published his second novel, The Tigers of Lents, which won an Independent Publisher Book Award and was a finalist for the National Indie Excellence Award for Literary Fiction. The Tigers of Lents is a rich exploration of class, neighborhood and, especially, the bonds—frayed, inescapable—of a family through time. Traveling with the Garrison sisters is an emotionally fraught and rewarding experience, deepened by detailed evocation of place and time, as well as a soundtrack that ranges from the Pet Shop Boys to Ratt to Jelly Roll Morton. I believe in these people. I worry about and hope for them. - Peter Rock, author of My Abandonment There is much that shimmers in The Tigers of Lents. Pomeroy's book is an immersive read -- the intertwined lives, the overarching message of hope. Nobody is perfect, nothing is perfect. This is one of those books that helps explain why. - Fran Gardner, Oregon ArtsWatch (Read the full article) The story honors the dignity and decency of these girls without romanticizing them. Pomeroy understands the endless pull of family when you begin to break away, and the gravity of both chaos and chance … I don’t remember when I last read a book that so captures the rhythm of this city. How the neighborhoods connect. Where the traffic flows and the shadows fall. - Steve Duin, The Oregonian (Read the full article) |
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Upcoming events
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Now in its 72nd year! The festival shares Greek culture with the Portland masses with not only food, but traditional dance, music, and crafts. Opa! It all takes place at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, which was built in the late 1800s by Greek immigrants coming to the Pacific Northwest to work fishing, lumber, and railroad industries. |
For over 40 years, the Hood River Valley Harvest Festival has brought together farm-fresh produce, artisan goods, local food and drink, and live entertainment for three days of autumn magic along the Hood River waterfront. With family-friendly activities, kids’ play areas, and the breathtaking backdrop of the Gorge’s fall colors. Visiting Hood River is the perfect way to enjoy the Fall season! |
This year’s “Cornlandia” corn maze theme is a “tribute to a wild harvest, nature, nostalgia, and Northwest pride,” featuring a salmon, an elk, and a beaver frolicking in the mountain sunshine. Even trying to complete this year’s maze via top view is challenging, so don’t get too lost! Or do? I guess that’s the point? An absolute must for autumn activities, Sauvie Island’s Pumpkin Patch hosts a produce market, a barn full of farm animals, and u-pick berries (and pumpkins of course). | Aladdin Theater 3017 SE Milwaukie Avenue |
Whether you grew up in the '80s or you just have a major appreciation for the big hair, massive egos, and unbelievable guitar solos of the era, Rock of Ages is here to crank the nostalgia dial all the way to 11. This Tony-nominated Broadway smash first premiered in 2005, and Stumptown Stages is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a 15-show run. With a cast that’s sure to be as loud and over-the-top as the music itself, THIS IS A HIT! |
In this presentation, visitors will take an in-depth look at eight artworks from different periods in Rothko’s career. Early representational work demonstrates his interest in representing the figure as a means to communicate universal human experiences. Paintings from the 1940s reveal his transition to abstraction, starting with Surrealism, before leaving the referential behind for good. Rothko’s embrace of color as an evocative material reaches its peak in two large scale, classic works from the 1950s. |
LINCOLN CLASS REUNIONS |
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1985 40-year Reunion September 19th, 2025 |
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~ We have so many alumni who have made a positive and significant impact in our world, we encourage and depend on alumni to nominate classmates, friends, and family to our Alumni Association's Hall of honor ~
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To nominate an alum, please provide detailed information for the following listed criteria in your email:
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A New Webpage Forum for Alumni lincolnalum.org/LHS-ALUMNI-MEMORIAM-FORUM
The Alum Memoriam Forum honors our Lincoln classmates, family relatives, and friends by sharing our memories of their lives and the friends we have lost who have enriched our lives. The Lincoln High School Alumni Association wishes to express our condolences to the family and friends of these alumni. This new Alum Forum is for alumni to post memorial service information, share memories, and pictures. |
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS |
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