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 […]
On Tuesday June 27 at 7 p.m. In person at Aldrich Park (1550 Mill St. by Bush School). Look for us in the Gazebo. Bring a chair and come 15 minutes early to socialize. Agenda 6:45 – social time for mingling and welcome7 – Introductions, approval of minutes, additions to agenda, good news 7:10 – […]
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 […]
The Salem Saturday Market near the Capitol is an endearing staple of our city. A good place for lunch or to pick up local produce and gifts. And who hasn’t discovered a new sweet to try or stared at a weird vegetable you never knew was locally grown? This article will show you how to walk to the market and see something interesting on the way.
Once upon a time, there was a quiet neighborhood where people lived in harmony with their pets. Dogs barked, cats roamed, and birds sang. However, something strange started happening one day – domestic rabbits started running wild! It all began when a few families decided to get rabbits as pets. They were cute, fluffy, and […]
It is World Bee Day once more! Oregon is home to about 500 species of bees. You can find them in forests, fields and our own gardens. These busy insects are the main pollinators for 90% of plants, so keeping them healthy is important. Maybe you know somebody who keeps bees in their yard. It is […]
Tuesday, May 23, 2023 | 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Capital Park Wesleyan Church, 410 19th St. SE (in person) Meeting is open to the public. Contact SESNA at [email protected] for more info. Agenda: Sgt. Steve Galvin: SESNA police liaison (invited) Will Kuenzi, City Engineering Project Manager: Get the facts on the major McGilchrist Complete […]
As a resident of SESNA are you worried about the recent increase in car break-ins, car theft and tagging in the area? Here are steps you can take to protect yourself and your property. First, make sure your vehicle is secured and free of any valuables. Thieves are often attracted to cars with visible items […]
Considered invasive in the Pacific Northwest because of its aggressive growth and ability to outcompete native plants, the Tree of Heaven is spreading fast south of Mission St. This tree originates from China but has been introduced to many parts of the world, including North America, as an ornamental plant. It is highly adaptable to […]
Tuesday, April 25, 2023 | 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Capital Park Wesleyan Church (410 19th St. SE ) – in person SESNA Meetings are open to the public. Parks Foundation: Grant ideas for park improvements, due May 31 Summer meetings in the park: Schedule (June to Aug); increase interest! Contact SESNA at [email protected] for […]