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Annie Meyer, 73, has been showing her artwork at Art in the Pearl for 30 years, and she’s Art in the Pearl’s longest serving board member, joining it in 2000.
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Editor, publisher NW Examiner
I direct the Oral History Program at the Clackamas County Historical Society and work with other local historical societies on similar projects. I worked as a reporter on TV and radio for roughly 40 years, most recently at KPTV in Portland.
Left-handed journo examining the highs and lows of NW Portland and the Pearl District.
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