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Joan Vedder - Selling masks for $10. Joan is an excellent seamstress and I understand she makes masks for men and women (the masks for women may have lace to make them pretty)

Maxine Lehl - Selling masks locally for $5. St. Frances Church matches the cost and all proceeds are donated to the food bank.

Another resident told me some Charbonneau crafters are selling masks on the social media site, Next Door.

Hope to see you all soon - wearing masks of course!

April 21, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read some tips from the Oregon Health Authority

April 15, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read about the updated dog policy at Edith Green Park

April 14, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read Daily Quarantine Questions

April 6, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read about another resident who had contracted COVID-19

Click Here to read about face mask use

Click Here to read about how to make a face mask

April 1, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin_Thanks to First Responders

Click Here to read Niners thank you to participants in Thank You Healthcare Workers and First Responders

Click Here to read about April 12 at noon thanks to healthcare workers and first responders

March 31, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read email blast about a Charbonneau resident testing positive for COVID-19

March 26, 2020: Neighborhood Watch and What you CAN do

Click Here to read email blast about theft activity and reminder to lock your cars

Here is a picture of a couple of Charbonneau residents practicing social distancing:

IMG 2292 ducks practices social distancing during pandemic March 2020

March 26, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read information on donating needed medical supplies

Thank you Charbonneau!

March 24, 2020: Neighbor Care Bulletin

Click Here to read information on caring for your mental health

March 20, 2020: Information from Emergency Preparedness Committee:

Click Here to read Neighbor Care information

Click Here to read instructions on how to receive home deliveries from grocery stores, etc.

March 12, 2020: Click Here to read letter from General Manager Jim Meierotto regarding cancelled activities

Here is the latest from the Oregon joint information center. The graphic at the bottom is curent and is updated frequently.

Click on the link below for a wealth of information, including links to the Center of Disease Control (CDC) and the Oregon Health Authority:

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The Charbonneau Farmers Market we enjoyed last year is returning!

It will be located in front of the Village Center retail businesses, Sundays, May 2^nd through Sept. 26, 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Please plan to drive your golf cart or walk over so there is parking for everyone.

Social distancing and masks are still required so everyone can stay safe and healthy.

The CCC Annual Meeting will be held on Zoom this year at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, May 19.

A link for the meeting will be sent to residents, in May, along with the agenda.

The CCC Board directors will recap all of the work that has been happening for the past year. Stay tuned....

Please keep in mind that this date is also the deadline for any changes to be made to the current Charbonneau Residents Directory.

If you have changes, please email them to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

COVID19 Pandemic

Covid 19 Pandemic Information and Communications:

Thank you Charbonneau!

Here is the latest from the Oregon joint information center. The graphic at the bottom is curent and is updated frequently.

Click on the link below for a wealth of information, including links to the Center of Disease Control (CDC) and the Oregon Health Authority:

Charbonneau Farmers Market Begins May 2

CCC Annual Meeting Happens May 19