Museums in Portland, OR

Depending on the date, I may be available! www.alfredtang.com

Www.janeandcophotography.com :-)

http://www.the-hails.com/ Great videographers and they travel everywhere for weddings! Email them right away! They are family of ours, too, so they can stay with us.

I would love to work with you Lindsey! My style is romantic and natural, and I would love to chat about capturing your love story! You can view my work on my Instagram: www.instagram.com/georgiaruthphotography Or on my website: www.georgiaruthphotography.com

Hi Lindsey! The Grotto and the Art Museum sound absolutely lovely and fall weddings are my absolute favorite! I would love to work with you and I will be within your budget! Email me and I will send over my pamphlet! Looking forward to hearing from you! http://laurynkayphotography.com

The Grotto is incredible! For natural, elegant, and timeless wedding photography, see: www.heathermillsphotography.com

Specializing in fine art portraiture, and all lighting conditions (from indoor getting-ready and mixed-light reception spaces, to outdoor bright sun or rainy days), see: www.instagram.com/heathermillsphotography

Also see: https://m.facebook.com/pages/Heather-Mills-Photography/1582237305322893 Wedding collections include professional custom-designed keepsake albums and archival wall displays, to display in your home and cherish for a lifetime to come!

Please check out my work. I'd love to talk more! www.breeannakayphotography.com

As some have mentioned, it totally depends on the date, but Steady State is a full-service photo AND video company and could offer a complete package in both for under $3 k.:)

I would love to chat about photography if I have the date open :) http://www.mackenzielynphotography.com/

Depending on your date, I may be available! My work can be viewed at www.emilyhallphotography.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/photographybyemilyhall

Hi Lindsey! I still have some Saturdays left in September! Www.shaylareneephotography.com beautiful venues you've chosen!:)

We'd love to be your photographers!( We have a few open dates in Sept-- so depends on your date. )http://www.gruppandrose.com/

What day in September? I have two September dates left :) Www.facebook.com/amybookerphotography Www.amybookerphotography.com 20% off for bride on a budget members

What's the date? I have one weekend left www.alibonomo.com

https://www.facebook.com/1066116173401749 Baker Brothers as a videographer:) they do awesome work!

Andrealaurita.com and Andrea Laurita photography

I would be honored to be considered! www.jaimedenisephotography.com <3

https://www.facebook.com/72614018752 Jeff Hinds Photography!

Red Williamson https://www.facebook.com/157733480911053 Newspin Photo

Congratulations on your engagement Lindsey! great venue choices! Looks like you have lots of options to choose from, but I'd love to be considered as your photographer: www.danaejonesphotography.com danae@danaejonesphotography.com https://www.facebook.com/130744720326062 Danae Jones Photography

This sounds amazing, I have to throw my name into the hat! What's the date you've booked? I'm a hybrid fine art film & digital wedding photographer and am very passionate about capturing the uniqueness of my client's venues. My team and I are very detail oriented, but connect well with fun loving couples. You can find my portfolio on my website: www.katiedessinphotography.com and on instagram: www.instagram.com/katiedessinphoto. Shoot me an email and we can talk more about what your plans are for the day and see if we are a good fit.

Lindsey - I'll PM you, but here's my info just in case. Www.cavensphotography.com We would love to be considered for your photography needs.

I would love to chat I have photographer packages and know some amazing video people https://www.facebook.com/328612725126 Amber Hempen Photography

Hi Lindsey Volk! Would love to capture your big day September 2017! Here's my site - www.bethanyjefferyphoto.com. Would love to chat more soon! :)

https://www.facebook.com/216555501700093 Ashley Rose Productions does gorgeous work!!! She is doing my wedding both videography and photography within that budget.

Charlotte Allegra Photography! She does an amazing job!! www.charlotteallegra.com

I'm a traveling wedding photographer and would love to chat. (From Northern California) Jordynkhanphotography.com

Www.redfredpro.com, we are a hubby and wife team :) would love to meet with you about the big day!

I would love to talk to you Lindsey! www.samanthamcfarlen.com

I still have some dates available in September and would love to be your wedding photographer! I'm in your budget as well :) Www.krystarownd.com

HIGHLY recommend https://www.facebook.com/52941536365 Studio 623 Photography. Becky shot my wedding this last September and was incredible! Not only was she a huge part of making my day run smoothly, our photos are way beyond our expectations. And her prices are super reasonable and customizable!

Hi there! We are a Portland based videography company that has some dates available in September. We would love to help you out! www.progressive-movement.com www.facebook.com/progressivemovementproductions/

Hello! I highly recommend Lindsay Christ of https://www.facebook.com/488760340536 JL. https://www.facebook.com/156924304319244 Christ Studios and Rachel Peterson of RP Imagery. Both photogs have beautiful images and absolutely the sweetest hearts out there!

Dale Rosengarten at College of Charleston oversees the Center for Southern Jewish Culture http://jewishsouth.cofc.edu/

They work closely with the Southern Jewish Historical Society ( http://www.jewishsouth.org/ ) which covers Tennessee history.

Ratkin Archives at Jewish Federation & Foundation of Nashville & Middle TN? https://www.jewishnashville.org/resources/annette-levy-ratkin-archives

Click on some links and then you will be bombarded with offers--some of which looked good. But we stayed at Shelter City Youth Hostel and enjoyed their prayer meetings just before going to bed. http://www.shelter.nl/

The travel agent mentioned one called The Owl. Most people reviewed it well except that the rooms were small. We will be out and about so that isn't a problem. It is a small older hotel but it is convenient.

Yikes Tracey Smith Hillman. I might give that a miss. Thanks for the suggestion John Bushby - When were you there?

Also, the great thing about volunteering, you can learn if you really want to work there. Sometimes it may seem like a great place to work, you love their mission, etc, but the group dynamic just, well, sucks. Dysfunction is difficult to see from the outside. https://multco.us/jobs You can sign up to be notified when recruitment occurs for jobs you are interested in. https://multcolib.org/jobs-and-careers Explore that page. Down the middle, valuable resources to improve skills and look for jobs. The right, programs. The left, further topic breakdown. (generally an optimum way to use the library's site is the search box on the front page. Results show resources on the right, items one can check out on the left.)

When a recruitment happens, apply if you have the minimum qualifications. Be sure you answer the questions in your answers to application questions. Be sure to pick out keywords from the job description and requirements and use those keywords in your answers. If there are a thousand applicants this could make all the difference with the first culling. (Don't get fancy and use bigger better words, as I have learned in my attempt to get that elusive promotion. You never know if you'll be culled because a bot won't find those keywords.) There may be a civil service exam. Customer service is now a big, important portion...how you handle it. It used to be the lowest job in the county, a page, the exam was a test, all about accurate filing. Now I believe there are other questions that have to do with customer service culture, and I think the exam is now more incorporated into the initial application questions. Questions about correct grammar used to be on the library clerk exam, along with the filing accuracy test, but I'm not sure those exist anymore. Now it's more about thinking on your feet (a great Johnnie skill) and fitting into the customer service oriented culture. From the exam, or from the applications, the top scorers get interviewed, or, more like, an oral exam. Match your knowledge and skills up with the interview questions, hope you don't forget anything you wanted to showcase about yourself. It's not a conversation, but more like a presentation of yourself. You are scored on that, and hired according to your number on the hiring list. You may share your rank with several other candidates. As positions open up, you might be interviewed by the particular location's manager. Oh, and interviews/oral exams are usually several people. I'm not sure about the city of Portland, probably similar. It may take a while. You could be on a hiring list for a year and finally get hired, or never get hired, but it's worth it to get yourself on a list. Contrary to the cultural memes, government/ civil service workers are passionate about providing good service to the community. Unions still exist and management aren't hostile to the unions. With many jobs, it will be about who you know. With civil service jobs, it will be about how well you do with hiring panels and exams, thus your skills and how you present them.

Children's museum at the Seattle Center is probably air conditioned and has plenty of activities for your little ones to do. Also, good and casual dining options right inside the armory.

You might want to look at Chinook Book. Many good discounts for visitors -- museums, ice cream, coffee shops, kayaking, etc.

Build those people a https://www.twitter.com/raspberry_pi lab!

https://www.facebook.com/23058242057 Northwest Film Center might be able to help? Ben?