Hello — and thanks to those who attended and feasted at our annual meeting last month (and donated food to the pantry!) We’re thrilled to welcome new board members Jane Kasharina, Angelo Arredondo and Rita Tarr. Lots discussed. We also met new neighbor and business owner Tyler Gresley, who won our grand prize Budnick Beautification […]
The big Annual Meeting is set for November 18, and we’re calling on neighbors to show up hungry — for connection, community, and a bit of delicious food. Your voice matters in shaping what comes next for our neighborhood! Whether you’re looking for support or ready to lend a hand, SESNA is where neighbors connect to […]
We’re excited to welcome police visits back — Officer Meng’s updates last month on derelict homes and more was a huge hit, so he’ll be back (hopefully). We’re very lucky to host Judge Eleanor Beatty to learn what’s new with our Municipal Court. She wants to hear from us! SESNA meets Tuesday October 28 from […]
We have great topics for Tuesday’s SESNA meeting. Please come and spread the word! We’re back in the Sanctuary at Capital Park Wesleyan Church. Our Senator, Deb Patterson, wants to hear YOUR priorities, along with giving a legislative update affecting our community. And, did you know a new Cultural Center is being planned on State Street? […]
SESNA’s last Summer Park meeting. Special appearance from our state Rep. Tom Andersen! Learn his take on legislative highlights and share your priorities. City Councilor Linda Nishioka returns and we’ll learn how Salem is protecting its drinking water. Got a question, concern or idea? This is the time and place to share and get answers. […]
We have the opportunity to meet Krishna Numburi — our new interim city manager at SESNA In the Park Tuesday, July 22! Don’t miss this chance to get the latest city updates, including the scoop on why city councilor Linda Nishioka will not be attending SESNA meetings, at least for a while. Also learn what’s […]
Bring a chair and join your neighbors this Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at Aldrich Park! (Gazebo), 1550 Mil St. SE. We’ll have some snacks and drinks while we get updates from the city and learn what YOU want from SESNA this year. Learn about the controversy with Avelo airlines, and how the city will handle […]
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.
When an agenda is light — there’s more time to share, discuss and get to know your neighbors! Come to the May 27 SESNA meeting to learn about Red Cross “disaster team” needs and what’s next with our successful levy. Agenda attached. Also, our councilor Linda Nishioka’s highlights from city council. Join your neighbors, bring […]
Hello SESNA friends and neighbors — SESNA will meet at Wesleyan Capital Park Church at 6:30 p.m. — our agenda is light, but we’ll get an update on major city issues, including the May 20 Livability Levy needed to protect critical city services. Bring your questions about this important measure! We’ll continue talking about neighborhood […]