Category Archives: Social Justice

February Food Drive ends next week

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Gary Haliski

There’s just one week left to contribute to Food for Lane County’s food drive. The SCCO and OnPoint Community Credit Union are partnering with Food for Lane County to help families this February. A donation barrel is located at the … Continue reading →

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SCCO Condemns Anti-Semitic Flier

Posted on February 20, 2023 by Gary Haliski

Sunday morning, anti-Semitic fliers were tossed on many driveways and lawns in the Santa Clara area.  The fliers are in direct contradiction with making Santa Clara a welcoming community to all. The Santa Clara Community Organization rejects hatred and bigotry … Continue reading →

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Join us for the MLK march, Monday at 10:30

Posted on January 11, 2023 by Gary Haliski

The Santa Clara and River Road Social Justice committees will be joining the MLK march next Monday. If you would like to join the group, we will be gathering across from the main gate on the north side of the … Continue reading →

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SCCO meeting videos have been posted – Meet your new Ward 7 councilor and learn more about Peace Village and homelessness

Posted on January 9, 2023 by Gary Haliski

Videos are now available from the January 5th SCCO meeting. The first video is an introduction to our new Ward 7 city councilor Lindsie Leech. Meeting attendees made comments and asked Councilor Leech a multitude of questions. The video is … Continue reading →

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Meet the new Ward 7 councilor this Thursday at the SCCO meeting

Posted on January 2, 2023 by Gary Haliski

New Ward 7 City councilor, Lyndsie Leech will be introduced at this Thursday’s SCCO meeting at 7 PM. This will be an opportunity for the Santa Clara community to share neighborhood priorities. The other main topic will be a presentation … Continue reading →

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