Government can be criticized for being too bloated and oversized, but one local entity — the Canby Area Parks and […]
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Category: Government
State Officials Predict Continued Increase in Cases as Vaccinations Lag
Anyone else feel like Al Pacino yet? Just when we thought we were out (of the pandemic), they pull us […]
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Canby City Council Takes Swing at Pickleball
Pickleball fans, rejoice! Pickleball — a hybrid of tennis, badminton and ping pong, and by some accounts the fastest-growing sport […]
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State, CDC Urge Universal Masking Indoors amid Latest Covid Surge
Here we go again? Amid a worrying surge of new Covid-19 infections and hospitalizations, which public health experts say has […]
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Gov Signs Bills Promoting Aggressive Clean Energy Agenda
Governor Kate Brown on Tuesday signed into law a sweeping set of clean energy initiatives, giving Oregon the most aggressive […]
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Canby’s Big Night Out Street Dance Returns Next Month
Canby’s Big Night Out is back. The annual street dance on North Grant and Second Avenue, organized by the City […]
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Longtime Teacher, Administrator Named Canby’s Newest Hometown Hero
Mike Zagyva — former Canby middle school teacher, principal, three-term school board member, Vietnam War Marine veteran, 30-year member of […]
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County Forms New Emergency Preparedness Council in Wake of Repeated Disasters
In the past 18 months, Clackamas County has weathered three federally declared disasters, including destructive wildfires that raged last September, […]
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Magenheimer Elected Chair at Heated School Board Meeting
Second-term director Sara Magenheimer was elected chair and Tom Scott vice chair in a contentious meeting of the Canby School […]
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Planning Commission OKs New Memory Care Facility on Remand
The Canby Planning Commission this week approved the remanded appeal of a proposed assisted living development that they rejected three […]
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