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Pacific NW #Drupal Summit
Feb 3-4, 2018 #Portland
@DrupalSummit #PNWDS
Registration: $55
CALL FOR SESSIONS
http://pnwdrupalsummit.org/2018/call-sessions

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.@DrupalSummit #PNWDS
Registration Open #Drupal #Portland
Tickets: $55 Rooms: start at $79
http://pnwdrupalsummit.org
http://pnwdrupalsummit.org/2018/university-place-hotel

Does anyone know of any local hi-tech volunteer opportunities for an IT generlist?

Fellow Drupaler,

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If you are going to Portland let us know! Maybe we can have a Montréal beer in Portland!

Good morning, all!

A friend of mine just alerted me to this:

http://findsubstance.com/about/work-at-substance/

Good hunting!

We should have a Portland Drupal 7 Release Party on the newly-announced release date (January 7). The company I work for wants to celebrate our new yolink module by buying everyone some beer. Any venue possibilities?
http://www.drupal7releaseparty.org/

So first off, really hate that I missed the Brewpal meetup, but I'm looking at relocating to Portland and was hoping to get some advise in regards to the job situation here for Drupal heads.

Currently I do mostly publication oriented websites on more of an independent contractor basis (http://lowcountrydog.com/ http://thedigitel.com etc) but wouldn't mind joining a firm.

Hello,

Well, after many months of working in my free time (what little I've had lately) I finally converted my custom php CMS over to Drupal. Although not totally finished (as personal projects never are) I thought I'd share with the local Portland Drupal Group my progress. The main motivation for the website was to highlight my career and personal interests (like most personal websites no?).