
Located just three miles south of downtown Portland and over the Sellwood Bridge, the Sellwood-Westmoreland neighborhoods are brimming with unique shops, delicious dining and fabulous adventures.
Approximately two miles in length and a mile wide, the teardrop-shaped area is rich in natural and recreational amenities. We have four public parks (Westmoreland, Sellwood, Sellwood Riverfront & Johnson Creek), hiking paths (Oaks Bottom Refuge), a public golf course, a bicycle/pedestrian only thoroughfare (the Springwater Corridor) and the city's second oldest Parks & Recreations center.
With a wide variety of shopping and many dining choices, our two historic neighborhoods dating from 1876, make it easy to enjoy everything that Sellwood-Westmoreland has to offer. Come Enjoybulate!
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Thursday the 11th of February, 2010
January 28-February 11
20% Off Sale Curtains, Headboards, Roman Shades, Bedding, Cushions & More
Free Measuring & Design Help. 100's of Fabrics-or Bring Your Own
Ready in 2-6 Weeks
Europa
8102 SE 13th in Sellwood
503.232.5311
Link: http:europahomecouture.com






Hundreds of shoppers swarmed the streets of Sellwood and Westmoreland for the kick-off days of Decemberville. While the shoppers were shopping fast and furious, others took a break and rode the horse drawn carriages and enjoyed the holiday moment.












Only a year ago we were dealing with a winter wonderland that we couldn't seem to get rid of. It was so beautiful for the first day or so and then we all got sick of the white stuff. How nice to be blessed with balmy weather this year. Enjoy the photos and the memories of a White Christmas 2008.
During these uncertain economic times, it makes sense to shop in your local neighborhoods. Between Sellwood and Westmoreland you have an abundant amount of businesses to patronize. All your local businesses thank you for your support. Just remember to Make Local Habit

The 2010 calendar is now on sale. Plenty of historic photos of our neighborhoods are featured in this 2010 calendar. The proceeds benefit the Sellwood History Commitee in their effort to help preserve the history of the Westmoreland, Sellwood and Garthwick neighborhoods.
The calendars are $10.00 each and avaiable at Wallace Books, Schoendecken Coffee, Looking Glass Books, Branch's, Sellwood Community Center and Stars Antiques Malls.
Jeann Gray has opened her antiques shop at 7907 Se 13th. Call 503.235.0892.
Teresa Rodden has opened A Woman Divine in Suite 310, 380 SE Spokane. It is coaching and a community for women on women's issues. Call 503.502.5851
Aaron Orthmann has opened Tom Leach Roofing at 8325 SE 17th. They specialize in residential roofing. Call 503.238.0303
This new bike shop, owned by Eric Deady will open in January at 8315 SE 13th. Call 503.505.9200.
This is a place to bring older adults into better shape. Owned by Vicki Bernstein at 8050 SE 13th. Call 503.771.0843
James Allen is an expert in creating visual aids for point of purchase and sales presentations for some very large companies. They are located at Suite 200, 5609 SE Milwaukie. Call 503.206.8833
They are back. Maldonado's manufacture wooden furniture. Located at 1431 SE Tacoma and owned by Reyna Adillo. Call 503.230.7018
Daisy Allen Phillips has opened her new home decor/gift shop at 1520 SE Bybee Blvd. She can be reached at 503.234.7202.