Meeting

Shasta Sasser, Library Director at Wilsonville Public Library, will share how today’s libraries are vibrant community hubs that offer far more than just books. Learn about the many programs, resources, and services available to all ages and how the library continues to adapt to meet the needs of our growing community.

Adrienne Scritsmier, Chair of the Wilsonville Kitakata Sister City Advisory Board, will present on Wilsonville’s nearly 37-year connection with Kitakata, Japan. This Sister City relationship has built bridges of friendship and cultural understanding since 1988. Adrienne will share insights into Kitakata’s geography, rich traditions, historic storehouses, and world-famous ramen, along with stories of how the partnership continues to foster exchange between our two communities.

Sarah Grabner, Crime Victim Assistance Supervisor with the Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office, will share how the Victim Assistance Program helps diminish the impact of crime through advocacy, crisis intervention, and support for victims. She will also introduce the Courthouse Facility Dog Program, where Nacho IV, a professionally trained dog, provides comfort and emotional support to vulnerable victims and witnesses during legal proceedings.

There will be no Rotary meeting as we take time to gather, reflect, and give thanks.

Sole Sisters began in Wilsonville 18 years ago and has since grown into a community with 15 locations, empowering women of all ages and abilities through fitness and friendship. Presenters Jessy Lee and Jenelle Reid will share how the group continues to inspire connection, confidence, and community, and how its annual race brings people from across the region to Wilsonville.