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 […]
One of the most heartening aspects of modern urban life is the rise of the neighborhood tiny library. These charming little book depositories, often created and maintained by dedicated volunteers, serve as a testament to the human desire for knowledge, community, and connection. They bring people together around a shared love of reading and learning. […]
You might have seen the signs and posters around the city, showing people coming together and the slogan: Your voice. Your neighborhood. Your community. The city’s new campaign ‘we belong‘ is an initiative aimed at supporting neighborhood associations and promoting a sense of community and belonging. The campaign’s main goal is to encourage residents to […]
Learn how 910,000 trees got planted in the Willamette Valley, the work being done in your neighborhood, and how to care for your own yard trees.
Tuesday, March 28, 2023 | 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Capital Park Wesleyan Church (410 19th St. SE ) – in person Meeting is open to the public. State Rep. Tom Andersen – Legislative update from our Dist. 19 rep.Sgt. Steve Galvin: SESNApolice liaison invited. Sid Hariharan Godt – West Coast Home Solutions, new industrial […]