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Library
book sale
May 22
The Keizer Community Library’s
Spring Book Sale is scheduled for Friday,
May 21, and Saturday, May 22, from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the McNary Golf Club
conference room located at 155 McNary
Estates Drive N.
Items include overstock books, books
on tape and CD, movies on videotape
and DVD, and puzzles. Prices are 50
cents for paperback books, $1 for hard-
cover books, $1 or less for most other
items, and special pricing on a few items.
Donations of the above-mentioned
items are always welcome. To donate,
visit the library during the follow-
ing hours: 1-7 p.m. Monday through
Thursday; 1-4 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. - 1
p.m. Saturday; and 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Or
call the library during those hours at
503-390-2370. Additional information is
available on the library’s website, www.
keizerlibrary.org.
The Keizer Community Library is a
non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation staffed
totally by volunteers. The semi-annual
book sales raise funds to help operate
the library.
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Salem sculpture artist Jim Johnson had his fourth piece
of art selected as part of the Keizer Public Art program
recently.
The metalwork piece featuring a bald eagle and stand-
ing about 8-foot tall was installed Monday at the northwest
corner of the Chemawa Road North and River Road North.
Johnson’s other works along River Road include Blind
Date, on the southwest corner of the Chemawa-River inter-
section. Praise at the Keizer Plaza shopping center and
Guardian, a dragon, in front of Abby’s Legendary Pizza.
TOP: A close-up of the profile of a new public art sculpture at the
corner of River Road North and Chemawa Road North.
RIGHT: The sculpture was welded into place on Tuesday, May 4.
Photo by ERIC A. HOWALD of Keizertimes
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Marion County is currently develop-
ing a five-year plan for housing, commu-
nity development, and infrastructure.
The plan will guide investment policy
and actions such as housing, economic
development, public services, public
facility and infrastructure investments
over the next several years.
Residents can take a survey on hous-
ing and development at tinyurl.com/
mcdev21.
The planning process is intended
to more comprehensively fulfill three
basic goals: to provide decent housing,
to expand economic opportunities, and
to provide a suitable living environ-
ment. The plan depends on the opin-
ions and experiences of people who
are knowledgeable about housing and
community development in Marion
County.
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