Colton Totland
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Council considers three locations for new city hall
City Council considered three possible sites for a new city hall in Silverton. → Read More
Progress continues at Rite Aid construction site
The new store at the corner of McClaine and Westfield Streets is scheduled to debut Dec. 1 → Read More
Brewfest kicks off weekend of music, games and beer
The 11th annual Oregon Garden Brewfest runs through Sunday, touting a full weekend of live music and 136 unique beers on tap. → Read More
Bike boulevards show promise in Salem
Report identifies Maple Avenue NE and Winter Street NE as possible cycling corridors. → Read More
Haggen opening is a hit with shoppers
Keizer store is one of 20 in Oregon acquired by Bellingham-based chain → Read More
Four things to take away from Monday's council meeting
Salem looks set to expand its railroad "quiet zone" in the north of the city following a unanimous vote at the city council's meeting Monday, April 27. → Read More
New Grand Theatre sign would require tweaking city code
A 26-foot-tall electric sign outside the Grand Theatre will be considered. → Read More
Barber shop offering free whiskey, pool opens downtown
Big Derrick’s Barber Shop opened Friday, April 10, in the Reed Opera House basement. → Read More
Marion County voters to consider OSU extension levy
Voters will decide whether to support the 5 cents per $1,000 levy in the May 19 ballot → Read More
FFA convention showcases Silverton farming community
Silverton’s FFA chapter raised $35,000 from the community to host the state convention. → Read More
Ulan Moore to host art workshops on drawing, painting
Local artist Ulan Moore will host two three-hour workshops this Saturday, March 14. → Read More
Poor roads, marijuana laws top city priorities in 2015
Roads and marijuana are two legislative issues that city officials are watching closely. → Read More
Mt. Angel schools to see flurry of renovations in 2015
Mt. Angel Middle School has a new look and Kennedy High School is undergoing improvements. → Read More
Two Farm Bureau scholarship programs available in 2015
The deadline for applications is March 15. → Read More
Trio raises thousands to expand Belgian nano-brewery
Three nano-brewers in Silverton known for their eccentric beers appear to have a following → Read More
Silverton Friends Church hosts regional Bible quiz meet
About 120 junior high and high school students attended from across the Pacific Northwest → Read More
Eugene Field School to close by 2016 after 4-3 vote
School Board votes for approximately $2.5 million modular expansion to the Schlador campus → Read More
Cycling advocates hope to make Silverton bike-friendly
Silverton could gain more bike trails, bike lanes, bike shops and cyclists in coming years → Read More
City of Silverton withdraws from co-funded water study
The city of Silverton backed out of a water study on Monday, Jan. 5. → Read More
Hospital doctor creates stunning white board images
White boards have never had it so good. → Read More