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NOVEMBER 23, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A7 Bldck dnd white best GRASSROOTS GOVERNMENT Winners of the 2018 Black, White and Gray Show at the Keizer Art Association were an- nounced at a reception on Saturday, Nov.10. Li- vonia Sallee’s three-di- mensional piece, Geo- metrics was named best in show. Sallee used the torso of a mannequin as a base and attached a variety of beads. To be entered each of the show’s piec- es were required to be black, white and/ or gray, including any mattes and frames. Other winners of the show were: Two dimensional: First place: Greta Garbo, pen- cil, by Michael Dora; Second place: Concrete and Spheres, Donna Lee; Third place: Wait for the Fer- Gretd Gdrbo, by Michdel Dord took home fi rst pldce in two- dimensiondl drt. ry, digital, Gary Olsen-Hasek; Juror’s merit: Turbaned, stip- pling, Kathy Haney Photography: First place: Weisman Noir, Gary Oslen-Hasek; Second place: Tucked in for the Winter, Bill Ai- ello; Third place: Omnip- otent, Karen Aiello; Juror’s merit: Back Alley, Winslow, John DeJarnatt Three dimensional: First place: Shining Through, fabric, Kristin Bonn; Second place: Fraz- zled Chickadee, mixed media, Hannele Gauth- ier; Third place: Basket, textile, Jody Farley. Kids’ Art award winner was Evie McCarthy for Mice! Party on! ASPEN GROVE 3990 CHERRY AVE NE - KEIZER ASPEN PAIN CLINIC OPENS JANUARY VISIT OUR SALEM LOCATION CALL 503.364.9242 trdffi c court NO LICENSE Perla Yesenia Medina Rodri- guez, $245. Committee mdy look dt new stdnddrds for Keizer streets The Keizer Traffi c Safety, Bikeways and Pedestrian Committee held its most recent meeting Thursday, Nov. 8. Here is what was discussed: • Committee members telegraphed a larger discus- sion on deck for its Decem- ber 11. The committee will discuss the possibility of rec- ommending the city adopt new road development stan- dards. The city currently uses American Association of State Highway and Transpor- tation Offi cials (AASHTO) standards, which emphasizes automotive transportation. The National Association of City Transportation Offi - cials offers a different take on road design with an empha- sis on multimodal (especially bike) transportation. NACTO’s manual pro- vides instruction on creating treatments street improve- ments, such as protected bike lanes, transit-priority streets, and parklets. AASHTO’s doesn’t. NACTO’s guide might also prove useful as city leaders ponder revitalization of River Road North and Cherry Avenue Northeast. • The meeting featured updates on ongoing proj- ects including additional wayfi nding signs along the bike path adjacent to the Sa- lem-Keizer Parkway and the possibility of new bike racks at McNary High School. The bike racks at MHS are a passion project for Committee Member Hersch Sangster, who used the same racks when he was a student at the school in the 1970s. “We want to work with CTEC to make 10 to 20 racks at a cost of $85 a piece. There is a small community at the school working to- ward it and we already have about $1,200,” Sangster said. 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