Incorporated in 1911, Paisley is a small city in Lake County, Oregon. The town is thought to have been named for Paisley, Scotland. Charles Mitchell Innes, an early settler, and Samuel G. Steele, Paisley's first postmaster, were both natives of Scotland. Paisley is home to the annual Mosquito Festival.
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The city's official web site introduces members of the city council, and posts meeting agendas, minutes and contact data, as well as a calendar of events and a guide to local businesses.
http://cityofpaisley.tripod.com/
The location, schedules, and contacts for the annual music event in Paisley, Oregon are posted, along with ticket information, featured musicians and other attractions.
http://www.coyotemusicfestival.com/
The K-12 public school administrative district is headquartered in Paisley, Oregon. Its academic programs and progress are reported, along with an overview of courses offered at Paisley School, a school calendar, and details of the Collins-McDonald Boarding Facility, operated by Paisley School for American and foreign exchange students.
http://www.paisleyschool.com/
The 145-acre resort is located on ancient historical site, with petroglyphs nearby, and features a natural Artesian hot mineral springs, a large indoor pool as well as several outdoor rock pools, with ponds and nature trails, guest houses, cabins and a campground with RV sites, located in Paisley, Oregon. The rooms, rates, policies, and directions are discussed, and reservations may be made from the site.
http://www.summerlakehotsprings.com/
