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Volume 42 • No. 26
APRIL 16, 2021
BUSINESS is
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David Maldanado bags caramel corn at Suzy Q's Kettle Corn, which recently moved to Keizer.
Photo by ERIC A. HOWALD of Keizertimes
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New life for local garden
By ERIC A. HOWALD
Of the Keizertimes
During the past year, a commu-
nity garden in southeast Keizer
has gone largely unused at Salem
Mennonite Church.
A group of Keizer residents
will begin restoring to its pre-pan-
demic state on Saturday, April 17,
and they are inviting other mem-
bers of the community to pitch in.
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The church is
located at 1045 Candlewood Drive
N.E.
OREGON'S
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“I live close to the church and
I’m part of a group of other Keizer
residents known as Progressive
Keizer. RJ Navarro put me in touch
with the previous coordinator and
we decided to help restore it as a
group,” said Clare Snyder, project
coordinator. “There are a lot of
families in this neighborhood that
could use the fresh produce and it
can also be used to teach others
See GARDEN, page A20
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