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McMenamins proposes renovation of historic Kennedy School building in Northeast Portland

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The building in Northeast Portland, which dates to 1915, was originally opened as Kennedy Elementary School and served as a community space. After the school closed in 1975 due to declining enrollment and the building's condition, efforts were made to prevent its demolition. Mike and Brian McMenamin subsequently proposed turning the property into a new community gathering place. The renovation project involves the building, which is listed as having 57 guest rooms, a restaurant, and several small bars.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The proposal involves the commercial repurposing of a historic structure in Northeast Portland. The project, championed by Brian McMenamin, aims to establish a mixed-use hospitality and community center. The successful execution of the renovation could establish a new commercial presence in the area.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • McMenaminsThe company proposing and undertaking the renovation project.
  • Northeast PortlandThe geographic area where the company operates and the property is located.
  • Brian McMenaminThe individual who proposed the renovation project for McMenamins.

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