Introducing the Canby Chronicle Newspaper. Local news for local people. We will publish the newspaper monthly and send it out to every address in Canby. IT will also be distributed in stores and stands around town with no subscription required.
News
A 34-year-old man identified as Mario Francisco Mendoza Jr. is dead after an officer-involved shooting late Thursday, Sept. 3. At about 10:30 p.m., Canby Police Department responded to a 911 call from an apartment complex along Sequoia Parkway reporting a break-in.
By Peter Zinn, for The Canby Chronicle Journey of Heroes is a four-day, three-night, all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., for veterans, made possible through the Vital Life Foundation from Marquis and Wish of a Lifetime from AARP. Over the four days, participants receive flights to
By Peter Zinn, for The Canby Chronicle Farmer’s markets offer more than a place to buy fresh produce. They bring local growers and neighbors together while giving shoppers an opportunity to see where their food comes from and to support those who grow it. For a community like Canby,
By Peter Zinn, for The Canby Chronicle On Aug. 5, 1985, Guy Romaine opened Canby Fultano’s, a local fixture serving traditional flavors on a cornmeal crust. With evergreen staples like Pepperoni or Hawaiian, and more modern combinations like Chicken Feta and Chicken Pesto, Fultano’s has been serving Canby
By Raymond Rendleman, for The Canby Chronicle Other duties as assigned: The dunk tank was Canby Interim Chief Jose Gonzalez’s assignment on the evening of Aug. 4. Gonzalez said he genuinely had fun letting members of the public compete to drop him in the water, but his duty in
Matt! Love the new newspaper! We love everything about Canby and its local small town feel and community. Thanks for running with this vision and making it happen for us! Grateful! -Benton Dear Matt, Congratulations on the premiere edition of the Canby Chronicle. Like you, my wife and I believe
By Raymond Rendleman, The Canby Chronicle He does it for fun, but Randy McGuire also gets to connect with history and family by taking his model-boat hobby to levels beyond the comprehension of most fellow Canby residents. These are not the model boats you might buy in a kit
“A better world begins with us” By Dennis McNabb, The Canby Chronicle For those who live in Hope Village or the greater Canby area, the name Dave Lien should be familiar. If it’s not, his smiling countenance certainly will be. Dave is a source of inspiration to anyone he
Name: Ray Keen Place of birth: Newport Beach, California. How long have you lived in Canby: 11 years. If you were not brought here as a child, what brought you to the area: To:gether Canby (formerly the Canby Center). Profession: Executive Director at To:gether Canby since 2015. Other
By Peter Zinn, The Canby Chronicle According to Canby Tourism, the disc golf course at North Eco Park is “designed with the beginner to intermediate level golfer in mind. Eco Park is a moderately wooded course with well-defined fairways and enjoyable greens.” Designed by Ryan Gwillim and Steve Carson,
Name: Shatrine Krake Place of birth: Portland How long have you lived in Canby: Lived in Canby 10 years and now live in West Linn. If you were not brought here as a child, what brought you to the area: Grew up in Aurora, so Canby had everything we needed!
By Jules Rogers, The Canby Chronicle For nearly a century, the Whiskey Hill Schoolhouse has stood as a gathering place for the community. Built in 1926 from local Douglas fir, the two-room schoolhouse served generations of rural students before being moved across the road in 1949 and transformed into