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Keizer Fire District responded to a brush fire at the Willow Lake Pollution Control Facility on
Sunday, July 11.
Submitted photo
Brush fi re claims two
acres on Windsor Island
Shortly after 6 p.m. on Saturday, July
10, Keizer Fire District (KFD) was dis-
patched to a high-risk grass fi re at the
water treatment plant on Windsor Island
Road North. Crews arrived to fi nd a
fast-moving two acre fi re.
All personnel were available and
crews were able to respond with two
brush trucks, a heavy brush truck, a
medic unit and a battalion chief.
A voter-approved 2015 equipment
bond, enabled t he district to invest in
apparatus designed for attacking fi res on
the borders of urban and wildland. The
new KFD rigs carry twice as much water
as the old equipment and can be used to
attack blazes without stopping thanks to
bumper nozzles.
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serving the community. More than a building,
a center without walls.
Staff members at Keizer's Uptown Music is host to a traveling tuba raising money for the
Salem Symphonic Winds and Marion Polk Food Share.
Submitted photo
Traveling tuba visits Uptown
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The Salem Symphonic Winds (for-
merly the Salem Concert Band) is mak-
ing plans to reignite its concert season
and joining with the Marion Polk Food
Share in a fundraising eff ort to help make
it a reality.
“We have a tuba that is visiting diff er-
ent area businesses, inviting the public to
drop donations into it. The donations are
shared equally with Marion Polk Food
Share, to support their eff orts to feed the
hungry in the mid-Willamette Valley,”
said Toni Skelton. The band’s portion of
the proceeds will help cover the cost of
starting up again.
For the next two weeks, the tuba will
be at Uptown Music, 3827 River Road
N., in Keizer. Future locations will be
announced over the band’s social media
feeds.
The band has been on hiatus since
COVID hit. Its fi rst concert will be Aug.
15 at Youngberg Hill Winery, tickets are
on sale at salemsymphonicwinds.org.
Donations to the band can also be made
online.