[OMS_MANAGERS] RARE Program - Final Call for Applications!

[David Snider]

Hey Titus --

So do I need to fill out an application for our second year?  Sandy
operates on a biennial basis, and while I wasn't privy to the conversations
about Aubrey (George Hoyt made all of those arrangements), I'm pretty sure
that that was part of the discussion.  Anyhow, I know we will get a
different RARE for Year 2 (which kinda bums me out....we really like
Aubrey), but I am unsure of what is needed from me at the moment.  Please
advise...

 -- dcs


* -- David C. Snider*
*Economic Development Manager*
*Sandy Main Street Manager*
*City of Sandy*
*39250 Pioneer Boulevard*
*Sandy, OR  97055*
*(503) 489-2159*
*dsnider at ci.sandy.or.us <dsnider at ci.sandy.or.us>*



On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 10:35 AM, Resource Assistance Rural Environments <
rare at uoregon.edu> wrote:

>   Good Morning,
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> Just a quick reminder to those considering applying to the RARE Program
> that Community Pre-Applications are due by 5:00pm on April 18th.  Please
> feel free to contact me via email or telephone if you have any questions
> about the RARE program and/or our placement process.
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> This year alone, we have participants working with La Grande Main Street
> Downtown, Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance, Coos Bay Downtown
> Association, Sandy Main Street, City of The Dalles Main Street and Port
> Orford Main Street Revitalization Association on an array of Main Street
> related projects.  Whether it is developing a restaurant guide,
> coordinating and organizing La Grande's first annual Eastern Oregon Beer
> Festival or taking the lead on a strategic planning process...  our members
> are making a difference in rural communities across the State of Oregon!
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> Please take a look at the following announcement and attached flyer for
> more information about the RARE Program.
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> *Do you have community building, main street, downtown development or
> planning projects that you do not have resources to complete?*
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> *If so... *
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> *The Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE) Program might be
> your solution.*
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> The mission of the RARE Program is to increase the capacity of rural
> communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental
> conditions, through the assistance of trained graduate-level participants,
> from across the US.  These RARE participants live in and serve the
> communities for 11 months.  RARE participants assist in the development
> and implementation of projects focused on increasing the vitality of the
> communities and organizations we serve.  The RARE Program is now in its
> 20th year and has placed more than 400 volunteers and served nearly every
> Oregon County.
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> For more information about the RARE Program, including the benefits and
> the costs of the program, please visit our website at
> http://csc.uoregon.edu/rare/.  Pre-applications (*due April 1**8, 2014*)
> are available online as well.  If you have any questions, please contact
> us via email at: rare at uoregon.edu or telephone at: 541.346.2879.
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> Regards,
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> Titus Tomlinson
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> Program Coordinator
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> Community Service Center | Resource Assistance for Rural Environments
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> http://csc.uoregon.edu | http://csc.uoregon.edu/rare/
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> Good Morning from Foggy Eugene!
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> Please help us spread the good word about the RARE Program!  This year
> alone, we are have participants working with Astoria Downtown Historic
> District Association, Coos Bay Downtown Association, La Grande Main Street,
> and  Milton-Freewater Downtown Association.  In other words, we love
> working with organizations and communities who are following the Main
> Street Approach.
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> Do you have community building, natural resource or planning projects that
> you do not have resources to complete?
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> The Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE) Program might be
> your solution.
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> The mission of the RARE AmeriCorps Program is to increase the capacity of
> rural communities to improve their economic, social, and environmental
> conditions, through the assistance of trained graduate-level participants,
> from across the US. These RARE AmeriCorps participants live in and serve
> the communities for 11 months. RARE AmeriCorps participants assist
> communities in the development and implementation of projects for achieving
> a sustainable natural resource base and improving rural economic
> conditions. The RARE AmeriCorps Program is now in its 19th year and has
> placed more than 400 volunteers and served nearly every Oregon County.
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> For more information about RARE, including the benefits and the costs of
> the program, please visit our website at http://csc.uoregon.edu/rare/.
> Pre-applications (due April 15, 2013) are available online as well. If you
> have any questions, please email us at: rare at uoregon.edu or call
> 541.346.2879.
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