SESNA holds a neighborhood meeting every fourth Tuesday of the month. These meetings are open to all neighbors and interested parties. In general anybody can speak, but for longer presentations it is best to contact us first, so the agenda can reflect that. Planned meetings Where and when Most meetings take place at 7 p.m. […]
On Tuesday September 26 at 7 p.m. In person at Capital Park Wesleyan Church (410 19th St. SE). Agenda 6:45 – Social time and welcome7:00 – Introductions, approval of minutes, additions to agenda, good news7:10 – Guests Q and A Sgt. Steve Galvin – SESNA police liaison, invitedLinda Nishioka – Ward 2 City Councilor, invitedLindsey […]
People love watching birds. If you’re ready to give this hobby a try, a good place to start is learning about the small birds you’re most likely to spot in your own backyard. That’s what I did. Over the span of a couple of weeks, I kept records of the birds visiting my own yard’s […]
Five years after Salem created the short-term rental license program, Code Compliance Officers are doing the rounds. You might have recently received a communication from the City, stating a date when Code Compliance Officers will come around to inspect your short-term rental for compliance with city codes. They will be looking for smoke alarms, egresses […]
Google terminated our Youtube channel after only 2 days stating “This account has been terminated due to multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s policy against spam, deceptive practices, and misleading content or other Terms of Service violations.” As a legitimate neighborhood association we are dependent on free services to serve our neighbors. For some reason […]
Twice a year, during April and September, Salem residents have the unique opportunity to engage with their Police Department in a unique fashion. The Community Police Academy program is designed to promote better comprehension and communication between neighbors and law enforcement. Through interactive in-person classes, you gain comprehensive insights into various topics, such as crime […]
On Tuesday August 22 at 7 p.m. In person at Richmond School Park (540 24th St SE). Look for us at the picnic tables. Bring a chair and come 15 minutes early to socialize. Agenda 6:45 – Social time for mingling and welcome7:00 – Introductions, approval of minutes, additions to agenda, good news7:10 – Guests […]
We got sightings, and a video, of a juvenile heron in our neighborhood. And a pretty rare one to boot. The Audubon Society confirmed this particular bird as a Green Heron. The tranquil ambiance of a backyard pool takes an enchanting turn as a juvenile Green Heron makes an unexpected visit. The vibrant yet slightly […]
If you are looking for takeout, or a holiday gift, or a new hobby; why not support local?! Here are some neighborhood options: Plants and flowers Beer and breweries Restaurants, cafes and coffee Seafood and other markets Crafts and household
Earlier this year, train service in Willamette Valley became more affordable, and the summer vacation is a great time to visit a museum, shop or explore the richness of neighboring Oregon cities. After all, there is no more relaxing way to travel, and it so happens that the Southeast Salem neighborhood is home to Salem’s […]
Climate and Environment. Housing and Homelessness. Equity and Healthcare. Education and Community Safety. Tom Andersen isn’t your typical politician. He represented our neighborhood as the Ward 2 City Councilor for 8 years. Today he does the same good work as the Oregon Representative for District 19. Both Tom and Senator Deb Patterson will be talking […]