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Orenco Station Manor Suites
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Orenco Station
Manor Suites

1459 NE Orenco
Station Parkway
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
503-358-5683 or
503-502-5203
info@orencomanor.com

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3 on 3 Mainstreet Madness in Hillsboro Oregon, August 2nd and 3rd

June 24th, 2008

If you are looking for family fun in August, make your way down to the three time award winning 3 on 3 basketball festival, Mainstreet Madness in Hillsboro Oregon. The festival features a slam dunk contest, free throw contest, in addition to the regular 3 on 3 tournament.

For the spectator, Mainstreet Madness is a two day festival that features live music, a children’s activity area and an arts and crafts fair. For more information, visit www.mainstreetmadness.org.

See you there!

Hillsboro Offers 8th Annual CATwalk and Fun Run, July 4th, 2008.

June 20th, 2008

Start a fun new Fourth of July tradition by taking part in the 8th annual C.A.T.walk and Fun Run in downtown Hillsboro. The 5K course follows the annual Rotary parade route and takes participants through the staging areas for over 150 floats and entries awaiting participation in the parade.

The schedule of events is as follows:

7 a.m.
On-site registration and pre-registered check-in.Kids Zone Opens.Cancer Awareness Health Fair opens.
8 a.m.
2-block Kids’ Dash (Free), ages 3 to 12.
All kids must have a guardian present
to sign waiver and registration form.
8:15 a.m.
Cancer survivor photo taken on the steps
of the downtown Hillsboro Civic Center Plaza.
8:30 a.m.
8th Annual C.A.T. Walk & Fun Run begins.
10 a.m.
All participants are invited to enjoy the
Hillsboro Rotary Fourth of July Parade.Kids’ Zone closes.Cancer Awareness Health Fair closes.

Registration proceeds go to promote Cancer Awareness and Treatment.

This message brought to you by the Orenco Station Manor Suites.

Orenco Station Farmer’s Market Up and Running

June 4th, 2008

It’s that time of year again, folks! The time when fresh fruits and vegetables as well as various crafts and vendors join together to share their goods with the world.

The Hillsboro Farmer’s Market at Orenco Station takes place every Sunday from 10am to 2pm May 11- October 5 2008. It is located in the parking lot in between Orenco Station Parkway and NE 61st Avenue.

Not only will you find a plethora of fabulous items, but the neighbors can usually be found congregating around the market and it is an excellent opportunity to take in some friendly Oregon music.

Schedule for musicians for Orenco Station Farmer’s Market is as follows:

Date Entertainer Music Type
May 11 Jon Koonce Rock Singer & Songwriter
May 18 Harrison Contemporary Originals
May 25 Sky in the Road Acoustic Americana
June 1 Mark Bosnian Contemporary Originals
June 8 Dan Lange Singer / Slide Guitaristist
June 15 KingNik Melodramatic Popular Song/ Acoustic
June 22 Harrison Contemporary Originals
June 29 Greg Clarke Traditional Bluegrass & Oldtime
July 6 Tony Morison Soul
July 13 Lauren Sheehan Blues/Oldtime
July 20 Barb Galloway Acoustic Variety
July 27 Amadeus Jones Folk Rock / Celtic / Jazz
August 3 Dan Lange Singer / Slide Guitaristist
August 10 Tony Morison Soul
August 17 Sweet Harmony Variety
August 24 Harrison Contemporary Originals
August 31 KingNik Melodramatic Popular Song/ Acoustic
September 7 Greg Clarke Traditional Bluegrass & Oldtime
September 14 Barb Galloway Acoustic Variety
September 21 Dan Lange Singer / Slide Guitaristist
September 28 Mark Bosnian Contemporary Originals
October 5 Dan Lange Singer / Slide Guitaristist

I urge you to stop by the market when you are out and about next Sunday and find some treasures of your own that you didn’t know you needed and couldn’t live without.

A Word from Renaissance Wines… May 2008

June 4th, 2008

 

Once again, we present a word from our friends at Renaissance Wines, in the May exerpt from “Uncorked”…

“We love finding wines under $12 that blow us away. Unfortunately, these finds are rare indeed, but the Vila Tinto Fundacion out of Mendoza, definitely fits the profile. A blend of Argentina’s distinguished varietals – Bonarda, Malbec, and Cabernet Sauvignon, this tender beauty is young and vivacious – a perfect summer red that pairs harmoniously with most meat dishes, and even stands up to grilled veggies and salmon. And the best part is, it’s only $7.85 a bottle! Try it today, you won’t be disappointed.”

Make Plans Today for the Hillsboro Air Show!

June 2nd, 2008

It’s never too early to plan ahead so make sure you pencil in your calendars to be at the Oregon Air Show in Hillsboro Oregon on August 8, 9, and 10.

Tickets for the airshow are $15.00 if you buy before August 7th, 2008 and $20.00 if purchased after August 7th.

As long as you are taking in the sights, take in a taste of luxury when you stay at the Orenco Station Manor Suites, located literally 3 minutes away. Call today to get details about special Oregon Air Show weekend rates!

Wedding Season! Get Your Skin In Shape!!!

June 1st, 2008

Going to the chapel, and we’re going to… have a breakout? Don’t get caught with less than perfect skin for your big day!

Opulence Women’s Spa offers a variety of services that are sure to get your skin in the best shape of your life for the biggest day of your life.

Call today to schedule your skin consultation and develop your long term or short term plan for making the most of the skin you’re in.

Orenco Agrees- Green Is Cool!

May 5th, 2008

Orenco Station Manor Suites is a big fan of, well, Earth! We feel that protecting our resources is of upmost importance and take every possible step we can to preserve our surroundings.

Some of the efforts we make to keep things green are, of course, recycing absolutely each and every possible thing we can! We also have implemented using low energy, high efficiency washers and dryers in all laundry facilities and use low-impact organic laundry detergents.

We look to our guests to help us conserve water by urging them to reuse towels as often as possible and are eager to hear any suggestions our past and future guests may have for our “Green Team”.

Orenco Station as a community was built on the premise of conservation. Read this article from the National Resources Defense Council to find out more: http://www.nrdc.org/cities/smartGrowth/solve/orenco.asp

Cheers!

Orenco Station Manor Suites Offers New Healthy Amenities!

May 2nd, 2008

In an effort to cater to the growing number of business travelers and vacationers who take their health seriously, Orenco Station Manor Suites has added two new amenities: The Healthy Start Breakfast and day passes to LA Fitness, one of the area’s premier fitness clubs.

Starting at 6am each day, the coffee in each of the two business centers is fresh and ready to go. Guests can also grab a fresh piece of fruit, a selection of travel-friendly fruit cups, or a breakfast bar, all at no additional charge.

Three cheers for LA Fitness who has been most helpful in facilitating the new negotiated free daily passes for Orenco Manor travellers. Guests simply grab a form that can be found in the guest book in each suite, fill out the appropriate fields and take it with them to the gym. It’s really that easy.

Of course, the same No Smoking policy applies to all Orenco Manor’s suites.

Orenco Station Manor Suites takes your health as seriously as you do!

Orenco In the News: The Oregonian, 1998

May 2nd, 2008

 

Orenco Station Main Street

“Innovative development blends light rail access, small lots with ‘community heartbeat’”
The Oregonian, January 4, 1998

Automobiles are relegated to garages in back of the new homes at Orenco Station, and that’s more than just a design consideration. In this pedestrian-friendly community north of Hillsboro, cars are not essential for most residents. The new Orenco light rail station is just a couple of blocks away along tree-lined streets. Once the project is completed, most all of the amenities residents need will be within walking distance, including coffee shops, sidewalk cafes and a major grocery store….

The 190-acre project is just the sort of project Metro envisioned for land along the new Westside light rail line, said Mike Burton, Metro’s executive director. Despite high densities (about 18 units per acre), the homes are well-designed and offer a sense of privacy lacking in many homes on much larger lots, he said. The mix of apartments, townhomes and single-family homes, amenities such as parks and a swimming pool, the town center commercial area and an adjacent larger commercial development contribute to a sense of community, rather than being “just a bunch of houses,” said Burton.

“It’s a great project,” said Burton. “I think they’ve achieved a heck of a goal….”

A Word from Renaissance Wines… April 2008

May 1st, 2008

Once again, we present a word from our friends at Renaissance Wines, in the April exerpt from “Uncorked”…

“Last week when the weather warmed the air with spices for one glorious day, I decided to celebrate the elusive sun by treating myself to a bottle of Clos des Papes blanc and fresh grilled catfish. Yes, I know this was a bit of a splurge, but the rain had been wearing me down, and I needed a little pick me up.

There are rare moments in life where beauty unfolds itself in such a way that the clouds open up and the “Alajuela” chorus booms from above - this definitely was one of those moments. As the wine touched my palate, a teasingly soft, pear-like texture gently melted into my mouth, lingering on my senses. The wine was fleshy, ripe and alive. Medium bodied and luscious, this gem parades a line up of citrus summer fruits, infused with intoxicating honeysuckle and orange peel. I was in heaven.

Clos des Papes is arguably one of the most superb producers of Chateauneuf du Pape. This dazzling white is truly a work of art, composed by none other than the famed Paul Avril, who has been crafting wines from Clos des Papes for several decades. My palate was drenched in this sinfully delicious masterpiece for one glorious afternoon, as I explored her beauty, and feasted on the “richest of fairs”. It was everything I never knew, I always wanted.

Now that is what I call an afternoon in the sun. I highly recommend it.”