Stayton makes last-minute move to put psilocybin ban on Oregon ballot
Stayton became the final city in the state to give its voters the option of banning psilocybin-related businesses in the Nov. 8 general election.
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Stayton became the final city in the state to give its voters the option of banning psilocybin-related businesses in the Nov. 8 general election.
The water storage and recovery system is estimated to cost $5 million and the roundabout at Shaff Road and Golf Club Road has gone up to $5.1 million.
Downtown Stayton is about to get an influx of apartments. Two buildings in Stayton were awarded a total of $500,000 in grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to rehabilitate apartments into affordable housing in the city’s downtown on North 3rd Avenue. About $375,000 is earmarked for the Diedrich building, which is owned by Gregg Olson and Linda Whitehad and will have five apartments. The remaining $125,000 is for the former Jensen-Kreitzer building, which is now known as Marketplace At the Grove. The building is owned by Jon and Teri Mesa and will have two apartments...