JUNE 28, 2019, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A9
Union and Confederacy battle at Powerland
A few hundred Civil War
reenactors will descend on
Powerland Heritage Park July
4-7.
Tickets are $12 and in-
cludes admission to the Pow-
erland Heritage museums and
vintage trailer exhibit. Chil-
dren under 12 get in free.
The annual Civil War reen-
actment will begin each day at
9 a.m. with a battalion dress
parade.
Battles will take place Sat-
urday, Sunday and Tuesday at
11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and Mon-
day at 3 p.m. The park closes
at 4 p.m. each day.
Medical
demonstrations
are scheduled after each battle.
Parlor talks are planned for 1
p.m. daily, and Abraham Lin-
coln will be a featured guest at
the parlor talk Saturday, July 6.
Fashion shows are held daily
at 3 p.m.
SCHOOL: ‘We still have a
lot of work to do’
(Continued from Page A1)
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Union soldiers fend off an advancing Confederate regiment in a battle last year at Powerland
Heritage Park.
In between all of the events,
patrons are invited to walk
through the camps and ask
questions.Civilian Camps in-
clude both Union and Con-
federate citizens, tradespeople,
and life skills. Military Camps
include Union and Confed-
erate infantry, artillery, cavalry,
and Union engineers.
For more information, visit
nwcwc.net
schools are working to improve
their attendance rates through
identifying
resources
for
their students, community
engagement and more. Through
a grant with Kaiser Permanente,
the Salem/Keizer Coalition
for Equality is also working to
develop attendance supports
for families in the North
Salem High feeder system. At
North, students improved their
attendance rate this year by 6.3
percentage points.
During the summer, the
district will continue to
collaborate with community
organizations
to
develop
additional
supports
and
resources for families, students
and educators to continue to
IN-N-OUT,
continued from Page A1
K E I Z E R T I M E S SE NIOR HO USING G U I D E
Aside from “animal style”
burgers, Arena said the In-N-
Out Foundation works “hard to
assist all communities where we
do business to become stronger,
safer and better places to live.”
The In-N-Out Foundation
focuses its resources on organi-
zations that work with home-
less youth, youth in foster care,
adoption and youth survivors
of domestic violence.
“In addition, we provide
grants through our Slave 2
Nothing Foundation, make
corporate donations and en-
gage our associates with op-
portunities to volunteer in their
community,” Arena said.
DIRECTIONS
FROM KEIZER:
Take I-5 South,
Hwy 22 East,
Exit 13, turn
towards
Sublimity,
right (East) on
Church Street.
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improve attendance.
“The improvements to our
attendance rates across the
district are so encouraging,”
said Perry. “However, we
still have a lot of work to do,
and this is work that we will
continue to do until we help
each and every student be there
every day in District 24J.”
LURE,
continued from Page A1
Police were alerted to the
situation on Tuesday, June
18, when the
victim’s mother
discovered
text messages
b e t w e e n
the girl and
“16-year-old
high
school B. Proulx
student” the
suspect was pretending to be.
Detectives
began
communicating with the
person sending the text
messages using the girl’s
phone and arranged to meet
with him at a local restaurant.
The suspect was arrested
upon arriving at the meeting
location.
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