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Rendering of planned new Detroit Community Center
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) The Santiam Rebuild Coalition announced this week that it has secured property for a new community building in fire-stricken Detroit.
Detroit Lake Foundation President Chris Tardiff signed the papers Wednesday, acquiring 345 Santiam Avenue in Detroit.
Somewhat miraculously, one large piece of land was left virtually untouched by the recent wildfires. The coalition shared its vision to restore Detroit with the property owner, Kim Fowler, who then donated a large portion of the two-acre parcel to the project.
The property was formerly the site of Detroit High School. The school building was demolished a few years ago, yet the gymnasium is still standing. Rebuild plans include using the existing structure.
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The spokeswoman said there would be some exceptions, particularly for courses requiring professional accreditation. Students in such classes would be informed as soon as possible what their mode of examination would be, she said.
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Orientation for AUT’s City Campus will be re-scheduled to take place later next week if Auckland drops to level 1. Due to Auckland’s alert level 2 and the restrictions on public gatherings, the spokeswoman said orientation activities planned for next week had been moved online. On-campus events such as pōwhiri, tours and meet-ups would be held when students return to campus. Although libraries and study spaces were open under alert level 2, physical distancing requirements were in place.
Napier Art Deco Festival The Art Deco Festival in Napier has cancelled its opening day events due to alert level 2 restrictions.
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Cameraman Christopher Tegg caught some of the action at the 2020 Art Deco Festival. The festival was set to run from Wednesday through to Sunday, but organisers wrote on the festival website that events scheduled for Wednesday would not go ahead. These included Art Deco vintage car tours, walking tours, the opening ceremony, a 1930s waiata and poi dance competition, and a big band concert. “Based on Cabinet’s updates today and tomorrow, we will make decisions about the events for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday once we know the status of Covid restrictions,” organisers said.