Category Archives: Events

Pre-orders Now Open for the Fill Your Pantry Event by Willamette Farm & Food Coalition

Posted on October 19, 2018 by Tim Foelker

Find out more and place your pre-orders today at willamettefarmandfood.org!

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Awbrey Park Wildflower Celebration a huge success

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Gary Haliski

Was it the free hot dogs, our new sponsors, live music, the wonderful wildflowers or the sun that shined on us for almost the entire event?  Probably a combination of everything. Our 7th annual Wildflower Celebration was by far the … Continue reading →

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SCCO meeting – Meet the Candidates this Thursday, the 3rd.

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Gary Haliski

The candidates forum is almost here!  Next meeting of the Santa Clara Community Organization: Thursday, May 3 Candidate Forum Lane County and Eugene Ward 5 Meet the candidates, ask tough questions 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. West Lane Candidates Jay Bozievich, … Continue reading →

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Key Events the next two weeks. Take a look.

Posted on April 16, 2018 by Gary Haliski

While we wait for the clouds to clear and the rain go away we have several opportunities to make an impact on Santa Clara.  Better now than in the sunny days of July and August. Tuesday, April 17th.  You choose: … Continue reading →

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Fun from the Neighborhood Planning Process – See the interactive map

Posted on December 23, 2017 by Gary Haliski

The city has done a great job of capturing the input from the planning process.  They have created a ‘What Have We Heard?’ page.   There you can find various documents that capture the comments from the input sessions. The most … Continue reading →

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