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Virtue First awards slated for May 9 in Mt. Angel
The 3rd Annual Virtue First Awards will take place at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9, at New Mt.
Garden Club field trip next week
The Schreiner's stop will be weather permitting and if the iris are in bloom. Garden members can bring guests and nonmembers are welcome.
'Calligraphy Media' at Mount Angel Abbey
Library hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Meet the candidates: Tony Arce
Relevant experience: Two kids graduated through Mount Angel School District, so roots there, lived in Mount Angel since 1990, also served on the City Council for six years Why are you running?: I saw a need there as the population of the Hispanic community is plus-50 percent.
Meet the candidates: Doug Bochsler
Relevant experience: Professional engineer and engineering manager since 1987; city of Mount Angel budget committee and planning commission; Mount Angel Fire Department firefighter and board member; 12 years on the board of directors for Mount Angel School District; raised four children and all went to Mount Angel schools.
Easter egg hunt a great success
Angel Towers annual children's Easter egg hunt. Saturday morning, a group of Towers employees scattered the eggs that residents stuffed earlier with candy and toys in five different lawn areas for the different age groups.
9:17 a.m., complainant found a baggie of what appeared to be marijuana laying on sidewalk.
Joseph the Worker Benefit Dinner will be held May 5 at St. Mary Church Parish Hall, 575 E College St., Mt.
His parents are Heather and Scott Shetler of Salem. Maternal grandparents are Marlan and Linda Johnson of Salem.
Family and friends are invited to a 90th Birthday open house, hosted by her children, Kathie Haddon, Dick Ramseyer, Bob Ramseyer and Kay Jury, from 2 to 4 p.m. May 5, 2013, at Mt.