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Marcus Larson/News-Register## MacPac recommends the city build a new library in the space of the current Aquatic Center. The Carnegie Library would be preserved and could be turned into another city building, and the committee proposes building a 50-meter pool, possibly on a site owned by Linfield University.

 
Advisory panel recommends building new library next door

MacPAC recommended building a new free-standing library on the site of the current Aquatic Center and a 50-meter-long pool able to host large-scale swim meets. The advisory committee is tasked with making ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register## Linfield University wants to raze 84-year-old Mac Hall to make way for another science building to support the school s nursing and other science-focused programs. The building started as a men s dorm before being converted into office space in 2007.

 
Linfield seeks to replace old dorm with science building

The historic landmarks committee will consider this week an application to demolish Mac Hall on Linfield University’s campus to site another science building. The building, located at 900 S.E. Baker ...

Redistricting process faces challenges in Legislature

The Legislature will hear testimony on redistricting for congressional and state-level legislative districts beginning next week. Hearings on Oregon’s 1st Congressional District, which includes ...

Hearings set on building, planning fee increases

The McMinnville City Council will hold public hearings and a vote on proposed building and planning fee increases on Tuesday, March 9. The increases are necessary to fully recover the cost of services, ...

In panel, Local judges discuss racial justice in courtroom

As a heavily tattooed person entered the courtroom, Yamhill County Circuit Judge John Collins thought, “He’s a little scary,” Collins shared in an anecdote before a virtual group. “That’s ...
Submitted photo##Conceptual illustration of a two-way separated bike lane on Adams Street in McMinnville, one of several options being considered by ODOT to improve bicycle and pedestrian traffic through the city.

 
Walking, cycling improvements planned along 99W in Mac

Public input is being sought for a project that could result in bike lanes on Highway 99W though McMinnville. The Oregon Department of Transportation will host a question-and-answer session Thursday about ...

Bill could bring $1.5 million for shelter, services

The affordable housing committee, which the city council codified from a task force into a committee earlier this week, is monitoring two Oregon House bills that if passed would provide $1.5 million to ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register## At Los Molcajetes in downtown McMinnville, Javier Rangel arranges tables and chairs for Friday s return to indoor dining. The state has placed Yamhill County in the  High  risk level, which allow 25% occupancy in restaurants.

 
Struggling restaurants, other establishments reopen their doors to the public

Rogelio Gutierrez Martinez has witnessed many changes in the 13 years he’s owned Los Molcajetes, a Mexican restaurant on Third Street in downtown McMinnville, but nothing like the past year. Sales ...
Rusty Rae/News-Register## The McMInnville City Council gave its support to Stratus Village, a proposed development of 200 affordable housing units near the Comfort Inn & Suites off Three Mile Lane. The Housing Authority of Yamhill County is seeking funds for the project from the state.

 
City council offers support to affordable housing project

The council approved a letter of support for a potential affordable housing development and listened to a presentation detailing how cities can navigate the impacts of climate change at its Tuesday meeting. The ...

Chehelam Parks & Recreation pursuing bypass trail

The Chehalem Parks and Recreation District (CPRD) is working toward a major addition to its Chehalem Heritage Trails project. The Newberg-Dundee Bypass Trail would eventually run from Highway ...
Rusty Rae/News-Register ## Townhomes on Cypress Street are among mid-level housing offerings in McMinnville. Townhomes and duplexes must be allowed in single-family neighborhoods under a new law.

 
McMinnville begins work on missing middle housing requirements

The city of McMinnville is in the process of ensuring its zoning code complies with the recently approved rules for HB 2001, the “missing middle housing bill” passed in 2019 eliminating exclusive ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register## Construction is underway on Granary Row, a space that will house four micro-restaurants on Lafayette Avenue in McMinnville s Northeast Gateway urban renewal district.

 
Granary row taking shape

When Chae Jordan Pak’s friends visit him in Portland, the conversation soon turns to McMinnville. “After a few days, the first thing you say is, ‘Do you want to go check out wine country?’” ...

Nearman attacks Democrat agenda in presentation

Rep. Mike Nearman spent much of his presentation to the Yamhill County Republican Women last Thursday listing what he considers flawed Democratic policies and ideologies; alleging Democats have “abortion-ified” ...

Mayor looks back on 2020

Mayor Scott Hill summarized some of the city’s achievements in a year defined by the pandemic and presented awards to four community members during his annual State of the City address. “As ...

Council appoints members to new diversity committee

The McMinnville city council appointed members to its new diversity, equity and inclusion committee the same day it listened to a presentation on Oregon’s racist history and its connections to housing ...

Mac Reads 2021 theme is anti-racism, racial healing

In the weeks before the pandemic last February, Ginny Norris Blackson was captivated by author Layla Saad’s description of her book during an American Library Association conference — ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register##Land located on Linfield’s campus bordered by Keck Drive, Booth Bend Road and Highway 99W is being discussed as a possible site of a future city recreation facility. The property is surrounded by a walking track with a number of student art installations on one end; the field is leased for farming. Albertsons can be seen in the distance.

 
Rec center panel moves ahead with Linfield site

MacPac last Thursday voted 14-1 to recommend a 63-acre site owned by Linfield University as the possible location for the city’s new recreation facility. But the details of Linfield’s ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register##In the coming months, Noelle Amaya will be working to update the city of McMinnville s communications strategy and coordinate public engagement for various city projects.

 
Public affairs coordinator eager to connect residents with city

After a bad day at work, Noelle Amaya decided to scroll through job postings. On a whim, she applied for a role with the city of McMinnville. When the city called for an interview a few weeks ...
Marcus Larson/News-Register##After 29 years in Yamhill County, Mary Stern is returning to the east coast. She served as a county commissioner, nonprofit director and staff attorney at the federal prison in Sheridan, among other roles.

 
Former commissioner, nonprofit leader heading east

Mary Stern, executive director of McMinnville Area Habitat for Humanity and a former county commissioner, will leave her role in April. She is returning to the east coast to be closer to her ...

Farmers object to UGB expansion

The City of McMinnville’s urban growth boundary expansion plan received one objection at the state level before the Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCDC). Jennifer Redmond-Noble ...
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