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Rods ‘N Rhodies roars into Florence

Winners this year’s Rod ‘N Rhodies included the “Best in Show” 1933 Ford Roadster owned by Wally & Judy Belt, the “Peoples’ Choice” 1937 Ford Tudor owned

by Craig & Corinne Spotts and the “Childrens’ Choice” 1937 Plymouth Business Coupe owned by Terry & Jennifer Roach. Photos provided by Rods ‘N Rhodies Inc.

I spoke with two gentlemen who came to Florence from Eugene for the sole purpose of obtaining shirts and apparel and snagged an event poster as well. They were awed at the event design that was created by Ron Gorman Illustration and Design from Eugene Oregon, which featured the 1935 Hupmobile from Arbuckle California, who took the Best In Show honors in 2022.

By Gary Cargill, President of Rods ‘N Rhodies Inc. The Rods ‘N Rhodies Charity Car Show is in the books with high quality entries that sparkled in the brilliant sunlight.

The event, which began on Friday, Sept. 8 at the Port of Siuslaw Parking lot, brought in many vehicles from the community and surrounding areas as well.

Peace Harbor unveils remodel of Rehab, and Wellness Center

Russ Strohmeyer of Stro’s DJ Service from Stayton Oregon entertained the participants and spectators all afternoon with music appropriate for the hot rod viewing crowd.

Saturday began early as volunteers from the community and the local car club Rhody Cruisers gathered on Bay Street to place barricades, cones and sandbags to keep traffic from flowing, and allow-

ing the awaiting show vehicles to be moved into position for the event, which is primarily invitational as the number of vehicles allowed for the venue in Old Town Florence is limited.

The volunteers set up canopies, tables and chairs for apparel sales, raffle sales, 50/50 sales and award ballots for the 33 Merchant Awards and the Children’s Choice, the People’s Choice and the Best of Show Award.

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The army of volunteers worked all day to sell raffles, apparel and 50/50 raffle sales in order to fund the Rods ‘N Rhodies “Transportation Solutions Project.”

Strohmeyer and his assistant Pat Coffey continued to monitor the music and emceed the event throughout the day, calling out raffle winners and announcing sponsors See RHODIES page 5A

The Merchant Awards are sponsored awards from individuals and businesses throughout our community. The name of the award is generated by the individual or business and usually has something to do with or recognizing the business. A good example would be Anahi’s Beauty & Spa, who awarded the “Glamorous and Beautiful” award to a 1933 Ford Roadster belonging to Wally & Judy

Florence Festival of Florence Chamber announces 2024 Books bringing the joy Rhody Fest theme of reading to Florence ‘High Tides and good vibes’ coming to Florence next year

Peace Harbor at the ribbon cutting for the remodeled Rehabilitation and Wellness Center.

Photo provided by PeaceHealth.

PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center leaders, caregivers, Foundation members and patients, alongside local city officials and representatives, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the project completion of the Peace Harbor Rehabilitation and Wellness Center expansion and remodel on Wednesday, Sept. 5.

This $1.3 million dollar project - made possible with the help of a generous donation from the Peace Harbor Medical Center Foundation - began in the early part of 2023 and is the Center’s first upgrade since it first opened in 2007.

The upgrades will provide improved and increased accommodation for specialized inpatient and outpatient services with the capacity to see and serve between 80-100

patients per day, five days a week, Monday through Friday.

During the past seven months of construction, the center remained open to serving patients and the community, only having to close a total of one and a half days.

Peace Harbor extended a tremendous thanks and appreciation to the patients and caregivers for their ongoing patience and support during the expansion and remodel and to everyone who helped make the project possible.

A business after hours for the center will be held on Thursday, Oct. 19, presented in partnership with Florence Area Chamber of Commerce. For information can be found at the Chamber’s website at https://florencechamber. com/chamber-community/ business-events/

The Florence Area Chamber of Commerce announced its selection of “High Tides and Good Vibes” submitted by Barb Danko as the theme for the 118th Rhododendron Festival May 16-19, 2024.

Danko wins a $100 Flocal Gift Card redeemable at scores of participating local merchants, bragging rights, and a place in Rhododendron Festival history.

“The festival, with its carnival, Rhododendron Court, parades, live music, classic car show and cruise, vendor fair, and flower show serves as the unofficial kickoff to the summer tourist season here in Oregon’s Coastal Playground,” said Bettina Hannigan, the Chamber’s president and CEO. “We can’t wait to experience all the fun that will come with ‘High Tides and Good Vibes’ in May. “Generations of families have enjoyed all the fun of the Florence Rhododendron Festival. It’s a family tradition, an Oregon institution. And it is Oregon’s second-oldest floral festival, bested only by a year by the Portland Rose Festival. Every year

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“This year we had more than 100 submissions for the Rhododendron Festival theme contest. The majority of ideas sent to us had a nautical, pirate and/ or beach party vibe. Some even honored the late Jimmy Buffett,” said Mitzi Hathaway, the Chamber’s director of tourism development and coordinator for the Florence Rhododendron Festival.

“The Chamber Board of Directors felt that ‘High Tides and Good Vibes’ incorporated all of these unique ideas. It is going to be a fun theme to work with in the days leading up to the grand floral parade on May 19. I am personally excited to see how this year’s theme brings out the creativity and positivity of our community,” While announcing the 2024 theme, the Chamber also issued a call for entries for a logo design.

Amateur and professional graphic designers are encouraged to submit a logo design to fit the theme. The designer of See THEME page 9A

The 12th annual Florence Festival of Books (FFOB) is opening another chapter of its celebration of the written word on Saturday, Sept.

23, with approximately 55 participants signed up, including authors, publishers, panelists, and workshop teachers.

The event will be held at the Florence Events Center (FEC) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and will allow readers and writers of all ages to interact with some of the most exciting local, regional, statewide and national wordsmiths in the business.

From 11 a.m. to noon, listen to the panel discussion “It’s Time to Write Your Memoir,” which has four widely divergent writers of memoir: • Dr. Veronica Esagui (moderator and panelist) is a chiropractor and the author of “The Scoliosis Self-Help Resource

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Book” as well as the “Veronica’s Diary” series and was involved with starting and running the book fair at Portland’s Pioneer Square for many years.

• C. Edwin Fender has written two adventure novels, one children’s book, and three memoirs of which one chronicles his adventures as an archeological volunteer in Peru.

• Sue Fagalde Lick is a multi-talented author/musician/poet and coastal blogger who has written two novels, two poetry chapbooks, and at least four memoirs including two about being childless.

• Dr. David Larsen is a retired vet from a small town in Oregon, who has written six memoirs about his time as a country vet. He is Oregon’s own James Heriot.

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OBITUARIES DOYLE—Together in Award for their service.

Life, Together Forever After resigning from the Joseph (Joe) Doyle, District Board, they both 12/09/1930 to became in08/16/2023 and volved with the Frieda Doyle, F l o r e n c e - Ya 01/28/1932 to magata, Japan 08/18/2023 Exchange prowill be greatly gram, helping missed by all to organize and they knew. chaperone sevJoe and Frieda eral exchange met on a blind Joseph Doyle trips both to date in August Florence and to 1952 and fell in love ex- Yamagata and Gifu City, ploring Mt. Hood, fried Japan. chicken and black pepper Frieda was an active chocolate cake! They were member of the Rhododenmarried on November 28, dron Quilt Guild for many 1952, and settled in Salem, years, holding several OR, later in the Eugene/ board positions, organizSpringfield area and even- ing quilt shows and maktually to Florence in 1970. ing quilts for the PregnanJoe was the Camp Ranger cy Caring Center. She was at Camp Baker until his an avid quilter, knitter, and retirement in 1996. Frie- sewer, always learning and da was a tailor and pro- perfecting new techniques.

They are survived by fessional seamstress, and worked at Nan-Sal Fabrics their son, Keary, daughter, until it sold in the mid- Kimberly, 2 grandchildren 1980’s, eventually pur- and 3 great grandchildren. chasing the business and They are preceded in death finally retiring in 2002. by son, Leslie.

Joe was an active memThere will be a Celebraber of the Florence Rota- tion of Life at Florence ry Club from 1972 until Christian Church Septemhis death. He held several ber 17, 2023 at 1:00 PM. board positions, was a Funeral arrangements Past President and was the made through Burns Rivclub’s Exchange Student erside Chapel. In lieu of Liaison Officer for almost flowers, we would ask 20 years, during which that you make a donation, time he and Frieda were in their honor, to the Floron the District Exchange ence Rotary Club ScholarBoard. They both received ship Fund. the Paul Harris Fellow

HENDRICKSON—Siu- of the Cocopah Niners slaw schools’ alumnus, Al- Golf Club in the resort vin, (Al, Big Al), Pete Hen- that was his Yuma home. drickson passed away in He also found a poker Yuma, Arizona on game going August 26, 2023, on there or at the age of 74. in St. Helens, Al was born on usually three November 30, times a week.

1948, in North He won many Bend, Oregon. pool trophies He was the son in his earof Florence Lilly years in a lian (LaDuke) and league in St. Al Hendrickson Alvin Peter HenHelens. drickson, both now deAl and Penny belonged ceased. A brother, John to the Traveling Beavers Oliver (Sonny), also pre- RV club and spent many ceded him in death. joyful hours on campouts As a young child, his with that special group. family moved to Quincy, He and Penny also happily Washington. traveled around the US in After Al’s parents di- their motorhome, visiting vorced, he and his mother all 50 states (48 of them in and sister moved to Flor- the motorhome). ence Oregon where he Big Al was known in graduated from Siuslaw both Oregon and Arizona High School in 1967. for having a big smile, big After high school, Al at- laugh, big spirit, and a big tended Oregon Technical heart.

Institute and later PortAl is survived by his wife land State University.

Penny Louise in Warren, Al worked in Real Es- Oregon and Yuma, Arizotate, the grocery business, na, his sister Jan (Clint) in and in distribution, even- Bend, Oregon. His niece tually becoming a route Debra (Travis, deceased) salesman for Frito Lay, in Astoria, Oregon, and where he worked for over nephew Jeff (Lisa) in 20 years.

Gresham, Oregon, grand Al married Penny Lars- and great nieces and nephen on July 27, 2002. ews, and many special Al enjoyed playing pool, cousins. poker, and golf. He beBurial will be in Florlonged to the Elks and the ence, Oregon, with a meMoose. He was an active morial service next sumand enthusiastic member mer.

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People in Oregon could start receiving the nation’s newest COVID-19 vaccines as soon as next week after a federal advisory body endorsed the updated shots for everyone 6 months or older.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices decision to recommend the updated mRNA vaccines comes a day after they were authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Studies show the vaccines, formulated to target currently circulating variants, induce antibodies against a wide variety of COVID-19 viral variants and are expected to improve protection against serious consequences of COVID-19 infection, including hospitalization and death.

According to the CDC, the vaccines have been updated to include a monovalent (single) component that corresponds to the Omicron variant XBB.1.5 and related subvariants.

They are approved for individuals 12 and older and authorized under emergency use for individuals 6 months through 11 years old.

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ed vaccines approved after the federal public health emergency ended in May, and the first updated vaccines available on the commercial market,” Cieslak said. “This means we’ve taken a big step toward normalizing COVID-19 as something we live with and manage much as we do for influenza.”

The new vaccines’ availability on the commercial market means health care and vaccine providers must order and receive them directly from the manufacturers. During the pandemic, the federal government arranged for manufacturers to ship vaccines to state health agencies, which then managed orders and shipments for providers.

The new COVID-19 vaccines also are being made available at the start of the 2023–2024 respiratory season, when federal and state health agencies begin promoting influenza vaccinations as people send children back to school, head indoors to escape colder weather and gather for holiday celebrations.

OHA tracks influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) activity each year between October and April when infection and hospitalization rates are highest.

“While we don’t yet know the seasonality of COVID-19, the fall months are when we start seeing flu and RSV cases go up, and COVID-19 hospitalizations are rising even now,” Cieslak said. “That’s why it’s important to have the new monovalent vaccines now so people can get

them along with their shots for influenza and, soon, for RSV.” A new RSV monoclonal antibody immunization for babies and toddlers is expected to be available commercially and to health care providers enrolled in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program later this fall. A new RSV vaccine for adults 60 and older has been available on the commercial market for several weeks, and people should check with their insurance plan to make sure RSV vaccination is covered. The CDC has not announced a timeline for when the new vaccines will arrive in state-sponsored vaccine programs, such as Oregon’s Vaccine Access Program (VAP) which provides free vaccines for eligible children and adults.

In the meantime, OHA has directed vaccine providers to dispose of any leftover bivalent mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in their storage inventory according to their organizations’ policy for medical waste disposal, and to record wasted doses in Oregon’s ALERT Immunization Information System.

Insurance plans will cover the 2023–2024 COVID-19 vaccine when they become available.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires insurers to cover most ACIP-recommended vaccines without cost sharing (such as copays or deductibles).

People can get the COVID-19 and influenza vaccines by contacting their health plan, health care pro-

vider, county public health clinic or federally qualified health center (FQHC). They can also search for a clinic

by ZIP code by visiting vaccinefinder.org, or by calling 211 or visiting 211info.org.

In addition to getting vaccinated, health officials recommend people follow OHA and CDC guidance that empowers individuals at risk for severe illness to prepare for COVID-19 exposure and possible infection. The guidance includes: 1. Knowing your risk.

Talk to your health care provider about whether your age, vaccination status or medical condition makes you more susceptible to severe COVID-19 illness.

2. Making a plan. Think about how you’ll protect yourself and those around you if you become ill with COVID-19, or if your community’s transmission level changes.

3. Taking action when needed. Get tested if you have symptoms. If you test positive, contact your health care provider for treatment – such as with the antiviral medication Paxlovid for those at increased risk and those with severe illness – or consider telehealth options; let those around you know they may have been exposed; stay home until fever free for 24 hours and symptoms are improving; wear a high-quality, well-fitting mask for 10 days after you become sick or test positive; and avoid contact with high-risk individuals for 10 days.

Holly Jolly Follies looking for ensemble members

The Children’s Repertory of Oregon Workshops (CROW) is calling all performers looking to participate in the ensemble for the 2023 Holly Jolly Follies.

This year’s show, titled “Home,” is written and directed by Melanie Heard, with musical direction by Maree Beers, and associate directed by Genevieve Shahan.

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around the magic of being home for the holidays and is very comedic and fun.

Elfis and Prissy Elves play a central role when Elfis is invited to go and perform with the Flying Elvi in Las Vegas. Will this be the end of their relationship or will there be Elf wedding bells?

No audition is required to participate in the Ensemble of the Follies, which sings group holiday songs, participates in small scenes, and has a few, various featured moments within the core script.

“This year, we will be particularly looking for several men (and a few women), willing to dress in Elvis jumpsuits,” said Heard. “Most are non-speaking roles, but need to be willing to be silly and act like a Flying El-

vis. You will be responsible for purchasing your own white Elvis jumpsuit.”

Other Ensemble members will perform as townspeople and people who are arriving/departing at the North Pole airport.

Kids will be considered for Dear Santa letters and a few small vocal features.

Due to the large cast size and limited supervision capabilities, young children may not participate without an adult or older (teen) sibling in the cast.

“Parents, even if you have never been onstage, this is your opportunity to have a little fun with your kiddo!” Heard said. “The Follies is focused on fun and is low stress and not a big rehearsal commitment.

It is a beloved community annual tradition.”

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Heard added that the show is looking for new Tutu Dads, with rehearsals for the elite group of comedic dads and dad-figures beginning in September.

“If you’re interested in having fun with the Tutu Dads, please let us know ASAP!” Heard said.

For the main cast of the Follies, a mandatory allcast meeting and script read through on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 6:30 p.m. at CROW, located at 3120 Highway 101. A rehearsal schedule and participation form/waiver will be available at the meeting.

In general, rehearsals will be held M-Th evenings from 6:30-9:00 pm, and possibly a couple of Saturdays (TBA). There will be no rehearsals on Wednesday through Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend. Not all cast members will be required to attend all rehearsals. Tech week is Nov. 27 through 30. Cast members must attend all evening rehearsals during tech week.

Showtimes are Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1 and 2, at 7 p.m., and a matinee performance on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 2 p.m.

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RHODIES from page 1A while enjoying the wonderful weather that bestowed Florence.

At 4 p.m., the winner of the 50/50 was announced and the Merchant Awards were presented.

The Children’s Choice Award was presented to Terry & Jennifer Roach of Roseburg with their 1937 Plymouth Business Coupe.

The People’s Award was presented to Craig & Corinne Spotts of Coos Bay Oregon and the “Best of Show” was presented to Wally and Judy Belt of Salem Oregon with their 1933 Ford Roadster called “Copper Tone.”

The army of volunteers went into action again to remove all the canopies, tables and chairs in preparation of the cruise throughout Old Town.

Cal Applebee and members of The Florence Jeep Club, along with members of the Siuslaw Valley Fire and Rescue under the direction of Jerry Ward, monitored and controlled traffic for the cruise.

It’s spectacular to see the artwork which have been painstakingly created with precision and the beauty of vision as only a road map to what was brought out to the public for viewing this year, but to hear the rumble and watch them flow through

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THE EQUALIZER 3 R 103 MIN – “The pacing 12:50 PM 12:50 PM 12:50 PM 12:50 PM 3:50 PM 12:50 PM 12:50 PM is brisk without once overstaying its welcome, 3:50 PM 3:50 PM 3:50 PM 3:50 PM 6:40 PM 3:50 PM 3:50 PM 6:50 PM it has an ultra-charismatic lead, plus boasts all 6:50 PM 6:50 PM 6:50 PM 6:50 PM the violence, chaos, and melodrama one could want out of this particular movie.” Collider A HAUNTING IN VENICE - PG-13 103 MIN 1:00 PM

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JULES - PG-13 90 MIN – “Marc Turtletaub’s 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 12:40 PM 6:40 PM gentle, winning comedy Jules is technically a 6:40 PM 6:40 PM 6:40 PM 6:40 PM science-fiction film, but it is actually about loneliness and aging, much like the classic ’80s audience-pleaser “Cocoon,” which this film often resembles.” SF Chronicle MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 3

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the streets of Old Town put smiles on faces and thumbs up for their signs of approval.

Rods ‘N Rhodies Board of Directors would like to thank all of the sponsors who made this event possible - the City of Florence and the entire City of Florence City Council and Mayor Rob Ward for allowing this wonderful event to continue this year; the numerous volunteers from multiple organizations including individuals from the local car group Rhody Cruisers for their support and service; and the Veterans of Foreign Wars for their service of monitoring multiple street barricades throughout the entire day and presenting arms for the morning National Anthem played by Stro’s DJ Service.

Thank you Florence Oregon for being such a wonderful community.

Full list of winners Rods N Rhodies Inc. “Best In Show” - 1933 Ford Roadster owned by Wally & Judy Belt.

Rods N Rhodies Inc. “Peoples’ Choice” - 1937 Ford Tudor owned by Craig & Corinne Spotts.

Rods N Rhodies Inc. “Childrens’ Choice” 1937 Plymouth Business Coupe owned by Terry & Jennifer Roach.

Vintage Auto Driving School “Best In Class” - 1954 Chevy Bel Air owned by Lee Stilwell.

Sandland Adventures “Where the fun meets the sand” - 1970 Dodge Charger R/T owned by Scott & Laurie Peters.

Christina Voogd Realtor Berkshire Hathaway “Brokers Choice” - 1965 Ford Thunderbird owned

by Ken Phillips.

American Pacific Mortgage “Doggone reliable” - 1969 Chevy Chevelle SS owned by Dennis Smith.

Anahi’s Beauty & Spa “Glamorous and Beautiful” - 1933 Ford Roadster owned by Wally & Judy Belt.

Florence In Bloom “A Classic Bloom” - 1934 Ford Cabrolet o w n e d

by Tom Gaither.

Les Schwab Tire Center “Radical Rolling Rims Award” - 1949 Cadillac Series owned by Ben & Phyliss Goss.

Darlings Marina & RV Resort “Darlings Smokin Hot Rod Award” - 1969 Ford Mustang MachI owned by Don & Penny Huntsucker.

Florence Motorsports “Where performance - 1929 matters” Ford Roadster owned by Kristy Larson.

Three Rivers Casino “The VIP Award” - 1955 Chevy 210 Post owned by Steve Nunez.

Shervin’s Tire & Automotive “Locally owned and community minded” - 1952 Studebaker Pickup owned by Ed Costa.

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pany “Best Ford Award” - 1925 Ford Coupe owned

by Barney & Gloria Pierce.

Tony’s Garage “ To n y ’s Favorite” - 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Wagon owned

by Ronnie Hobbs.

Ocean Grinds Coffee “Coffee Cruiser” - 1959 Chevy El Camino owned

by Kelly & Ed Sans.

1285 Restobar “1285 Special” - 1957 Nash Metropolitan owned by Lauri Brownson.

Ross & Jody Kroenert “Beach Cruiser” - 1951 Chevrolet Suburban owned by Dave Surmon.

Ross & Jody Kroenert “Classy Chassis” - 1956 Chrysler Imperial owned

by John & Cheryl Potts.

Artefacts “ArteFast” 1932 Ford Coupe owned

by Tommy Carr.

Stitch & Sole “Splashiest Paint Job” - 1936 Ford Coupe owned by John Winkes.

The Firehouse Restaurant “Hottest Flames” 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle owned by Bob & Anna Rippy.

The Last Resort Players - “The Most Dramatic” - 1947 Crossley Pickup owned by Martha Straube.

River House Inn - “The ‘inn’ Car” - 1970 Plymouth Cuda owned by Mike Miller.

Old Town Inn “The ‘Inn’ Paint Job” - 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle owned

by Pat & Machele Coffey.

Heceta Self Storage “Heavy Hauler Award” 1955 Ford F-100 owned

by Eric Flaherty.

The Archives “Best Restoration” - 1962 Corvette owned by Ken & Cherril Gan Devender.

Tim & Pat Smith “Tim and Pat Smith’s Choice” - 1959 Chevrolet Impala owned by Dennis Rich.

Tim & Pat Smith “Tim and Pat Smith’s Choice” 1941 Willys Coupe owned

by Jerry & Bev Mix. Books ‘n’ Bears “The Booker Prize” - 1955 Ford Fairlane owned by Don & Pam Erickson.

“Kitchen Kluttler “This Car Is Cookin” - 1937 Chevy Master Coach owned by Norman Eigner & Jan Bond.

Bridgeport Market “The Hot Dog of Hot Rods” - 1939 Chevy Business Coupe owned by Bill & Sue Wilson.

Coast Broadcasting “Most ‘CAR’ Like car” 1963 Buick Riviera owned

by Donny Weisher.

Siuslaw News “Stop the press award” - 1934 Ford Woody Wagon owned by Fred Calosso.

Coastal Custom Interiors “Coastal Cozi Ride Award” - 1954 Ford F-100 owned by Kirk Mitchell.

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Three Rivers Casino Pioneers teaches slot technicians in Oregon Three Rivers Casino, a leading establishment in the gaming industry, is revolutionizing the slot technician landscape in Oregon by introducing the innovative “Oregon Tech Training” program.

Jake Isham, the Slot Technical Manager at Three Rivers Casino, is spearheading this groundbreaking initiative, which aims to strengthen the expertise of slot technicians across the state while fostering a sense of community among tribal casinos.

In the past year, Isham collaborated with all of the tribal casinos in Oregon to launch the “Oregon Tech Training’’ program. The primary objective is to host slot-related training sessions facilitated by esteemed gaming industry vendors on a

rotational basis among the participating casinos. This collective effort not only enhances the knowledge of slot technicians but also provides them with valuable networking opportunities to exchange insights, discuss challenges, and explore effective fixes.

“We believe that by fostering a culture of knowledge-sharing and continuous learning, we can raise the bar for the entire gaming community in Oregon,” Isham said.

“Our vision is to cultivate a highly skilled workforce that can deliver unparalleled service to our valued customers.”

Three Rivers Casino hosted the first annual training program this month taught by IGT on their Peak slant top cabinets. This two day inten-

sive equipped technicians with advanced skills, empowering them to provide enhanced services to casino patrons. The technicians received certification that acknowledges their professional and continuous learning in a dynamic industry.

16 technicians from six out of the eight casinos in Oregon attended the training demonstrating the strong support and active involvement of the tribal casino community in this program.

“An unexpected bonus of attending training was being able to see how other properties do things and learn the logic behind it. There were many elements that were made more understandable or clear by being able to talk to other trained profes-

sionals,” added attendee Christopher Meeds, Slot Tech Lead- Spirit Mountain Casino.

Three Rivers Casino Resort, which is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians, which is made up of three tribes (four Bands): two bands of Coos Tribes: Hanis Coos (Coos Proper), Miluk Coos; Lower Umpqua Tribe; and Siuslaw Tribe.

The tribes trace their ancestry back to the aboriginal inhabitants of the South-Central coast of Oregon.

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President Biden nominates Lane Co. magistrate to federal judgeship

By Peter Wong U.S. Magistrate Mustafa Kasubhai, a former Lane County judge, has been nominated for a U.S. District Court judgeship in Oregon.

President Joe Biden announced his nomination on Wednesday, Sept. 6. It is subject to confirmation by the U.S. Senate.

He was among the nominees submitted by U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley from a screening committee. The final selection was up to Biden.

The senators issued this statement: “The nominee brings an outstanding mix of experience as a federal magistrate, a trial judge in Lane County and attorney in private practice representing workers seeking justice. Magistrate Kasubhai is a standout nominee, and we very much look forward to helping him advance quickly through the Senate confirmation process.”

Kasubhai has been a federal magistrate since 2018. He was on the Lane

U.S. Magistrate Mustafa Kasubhai County bench from 2007 until 2018. From 2003 to 2007, he was a member of the state Workers Compensation Board, and from 1997 to 2003, he was in private practice at three law firms.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1992 from the University of California at Berkeley and his law degree in 1996 from the University of Oregon.

His was one of four judicial nominations

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that Biden announced Wednesday. The White House statement said in part: “These choices also continue to fulfill the president’s promise to ensure that the nation’s courts reflect the diversity that is one of the greatest assets as a country — both in terms of personal and professional backgrounds.”

Biden previously nominated Adrienne Nelson,

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the first Black justice on the Oregon Supreme Court, for the U.S. District Court judgeship vacated

by Michael Mosman at the end of 2021. The Senate confirmed Nelson on a 52-46 vote on Feb. 15 of this year and she resigned from the Oregon Supreme Court on Feb. 24.

Kasubhai would succeed Marco Hernandez, who has announced he will take senior status at the close of this year. Before he became a federal judge in 2011 — he was nominated by both Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Barack Obama — Hernandez was a lawyer for Legal Aid Services of Oregon and a deputy district attorney in Washington County. Gov. Barbara Roberts appointed him to a judgeship just before she left office in January 1995.

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ANCHOR OF HOPE CHURCH Live like Jesus, share His Love.

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FLORENCE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2nd & Kingwood • (541) 997-6025 Sunday worship is at 10:30 a.m.

Sunday School for all ages is at 9:00 a.m.

Online services at www.florenceunitedmethodist.org or find us on Facebook.

BAHA’I FAITH OF FLORENCE Monthly Interfaith Devotions in-person & Zoom 4th Monday 7:00 pm “Ye are all leaves of one tree ...” -Baha’i Writings Join us on Facebook: Florence Baha’i Community For info and meeting location: 541-590-0779 ALL ARE WELCOME!

FOURSQUARE CHURCH 1624 Highway 101 (next to A&W) –- 997-6337 Pastor George Pagel – Something for the entire family.

Sunday Service 10:00 am Wednesday Bible Study returns this Fall.

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NEW LIFE LUTHERAN E.L.C.A. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 21st & Spruce Streets—997-8113 4590 Hwy. 101 N, across from Fred MeyerPastor, Paul Strike • All are welcome.

541 997-7418 Sunday in-person worship service@ 10:30.

SUNDAY SERVICES - Adult Bible Study Also available to you on website 9:30 AM; Worship 10:45 AM; www.florencenewlifelutheran.org.

High School Youth 7- 9 PM MID-WEEK- Women’s Bible Study-Tuesday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE SIUSLAW 10:00-Noon and Thursday 3996 N Hwy 101 541-997-7136 7:00-8:00PM; Men’s Bible Study Thursday Internet and in person Sunday Services at 10:30am, 8:00-9:30 AM; Middle Adult Sunday School is at 9:30am.

School Youth Wed. 7-9 PM. Call the church for details.

Sunday Worship streams live at Community Baptist Reverend Greg Wood Church Facebook Page All Welcome. Come as you are.

CROSS ROAD ASSEMBLY OF GOD RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) Corner of 10th & Maple- 541-997-3533 “War is still not the answer.” FCNL Sunday 9am We meet Sunday’s at 11am in our homes.

1st Service in person Call 541-515-8191 for locations.

Sunday 11am 2nd Service in person & Online RESURRECTION LUTHERAN CHURCH, L.C.M.S. Children’s Church (0yrs-12yrs) in person & Online Worship Services 10 am • Bible Study 9:00 am Wednesdays at 7pm Pastor Steve Waterman https://www.florencecrossroadag.org/church-online 85294 Hwy. 101 S. – 997-8038 Other platforms update after the service.

Facebook.com/ResurrectionLutheranChurchFlorence florencecrossroadag.org www.puppro.wixite.com/rlcflorence office@florencecrossroadag.org ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL Church Welcomes You FLORENCE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Worship Sun. 10am Wed 11am 2135 19th St. 2nd & Ivy - 541-997-2961 - Non-Denominational 541-997-6600 standssecretary19@gmail.com Labyrinth & Service is on Sunday at 10:00 am Garden daily 8am-5pm Sunday Service also streaming live at 10am “Be the change.” at florencechurch.com FLORENCE JEWISH HAVURAH MEETS ONE FRIDAY NIGHT MONTHLY 541-590-3611 OR 831-419-6275 FLORENCE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP 87738 Hwy 101 at Heceta Beach Road RUAUU? Come explore the answer with us.

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SAINT MARY, OUR LADY OF THE DUNES CATHOLIC CHURCH 1.5 miles south of river on Hwy 101 – 997-2312 COVID-19 Compliant Masses have been scheduled.

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BOOKS from page 1A learn the secrets of the craft with two informative workshops at 1 and 2:30 p.m.

“Foundational Integrity––How to Outline” will be led by Ned Hickson, former editor of the Siuslaw News and a syndicated columnist who has written three books and is a professional editor.

“The Dynamic Dozen: Tips for Your Writing Toolbox.” will be led by Robin Woods, a former high school and university instructor with two and a half decades of experience teaching English, literature, and writing.

At 4 p.m., join keynote speaker Judy Fleagle with her talk, “FFOB, My Favorite ‘F’ Word” is a mix of humorous anecdotes and sage advice.

Fleagle taught first and second grades for 22 years, worked as editor/ staff writer at Oregon Coast and Northwest Travel magazines for 21 years, and since retiring has written six books of

which two are histories, two coastal travel guides, and two memoirs as well as a weekly blog.

She co-founded the Florence Festival of Books 12 years ago, which corresponds with her time as an author.

And throughout the day, talk one-on-one with the authors and publishers as they fill the FEC with their books and knowledge.

Participating this year will be 11 authors including Fleagle, Hickson, Woods, and the following: • Pattie Brooks Anderson is an artist and author, who has written two ecological themed children’s books and a novel for women, “Sea Change,” set on the Oregon Coast.

• Cy Bishop obtained a degree in Counseling Psychology from Northwest University in Kirkland, Washington, which he use to create fully dimensional characters with unique personalities and quirks

in his writing.

• Connie Strome Bradley has written three children’s books since retiring to Florence. She was a nurse and military wife for 65 years, and was a co-founder of the Florence Festival of Books in 2011.

• Karen D. Nichols is an artist as well as an author. She has written numerous novels all having a romance, dog story, mystery, and an unexpected ending.

• Day Owen is the owner of Lighthouse Spiritual Bookstore in Old Town and publishes his books through the non-profit organization he runs called Circle of Lovers.

He also teaches yoga and meditation.

• Nancy Rhodes published her first novel, “Blue Song,” in 2021, which shows her passion for whales and travel. She is currently working on a sequel.

• Linda Ruzich is a retired school teacher, who was inspired by taking

photos of her dog, Ace, to write a children’s book filled with his pictures.

• Darlene Weingand writes about Tamara, who has a secret. Tracing her heritage leads her into dangerous journeys and mysterious outcomes.

Also expected are the Jehovah’s Witnesses, who publish Bible and Bible based publications in print and electronic format.

The FFOB would not happen without its sponsors––Elks Lodge #1858, Ladies of Elks, Siuslaw Public Library, Banner Bank, Florence Rotary Club, Bob & Bonnie MacDuffee, Chad E. Clement, DDS, Harlen & Caren Springer, Ron Hogeland & Nancy Archer, more.

FFOB operates under the auspices of Florence Arts, Culture & Entertainment (FACE). For more information contact 541-991-8811, FaceFestivalOfBooks@gmail.com, or Facebook.com/Florence-books.

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Walk for Autism Sept. 30

Twisted Haunted Maze - can you make it out alive?

Will you enter the dark and terrifying realm of Alura Botanica?

Her gnarled branches will twist and contort your every fear into reality, right before your eyes. Once she has you in her firm and unforgiving grasp, she will never let you go.

Voted “Best Haunt in Oregon 2018” by Oregon Haunted Houses, the Children’s Repertory of Oregon Workshops (CROW) sixth ScareC.R.O.W. Haunted Maze, entitled “Twisted” will be held four nights - October 27 - 30 from 6 to 9 p.m., and Oct. 31 from 5 to 9 p.m.

A less scary “Family Hour” geared toward younger kids and big chickens will be held on Saturday, October 28th from 5-6 p.m., with the maze transitioning back to very scary at 6 p.m.

Suggested minimum age for the regular maze is 8-plus, and entry is always at parents’ discretion, and at your own risk. This year, for the first time, the

maze will be held at the Florence Events Center at 715 Quince Street, allowing CROW to have double the space for quadruple the scares!

“This year’s maze is so freaky that it will twist your mind,” said CROW’s Artistic Director and maze co-designer, Melanie Heard.

The original maze concept about an evil tree luring victims to their demise was Heard’s, but that she is excited to be co-designing with her good friend Brian Sandahl – a retired senior art director from Disneyland who was known as “The Pumpkin King” for his Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion overlay.

“Brian and I work really well together and we have some incredible surprises up our sleeves,” said Heard. “We are definitely a deadly duo.”

Sandahl added, “I’ve designed a lot of odd things in the past but Alura Botanica, this TWISTED tree, is going to be one

ghoulishly gory creation.

I’ve been known for my nightmarish designs for a certain Haunted Mansion at Disneyland...and all that TWISTED experience is sure to help out as we put together the haunted maze. It’s guaranteed to have you screaming your head off!”

After a forced hiatus due to COVID, CROW is back with a vengeance, ready to terrify and entertain. The non-profit’s “Freak Show” (2019) and “Quarantine” (2018) mazes showed so much deadly appeal that over 1000 guests passed through, traveling from as far away as Astoria, Bandon, Eugene/Springfield, Brookings, Washington and California, and beyond.

“CROW is known for our exceptionally high quality production values for every project, including costumes, make-up, scenic design elements, props, lighting, sound, and acting components,” said Heard. “I’d also like to add that our Haunt-

ed Maze is a fundraiser for the entire CROW non-profit program, and any funds directly benefit the entire youth arts program. This includes future dance classes, workshops, summer camps, mainstage musicals, scholarships, materials, and more. Thank you to our sponsors who helped offset the $7000 in production costs for this event.

You can view their names on our website. And to all of you out there…please come to the maze and help make screams come true!”

Maze admission is $12 per person, per entry or $44 for a party of four (must be used the same night). Tickets are only sold at the door by cash or credit card. The maze is ADA accessible. There will be onsite food and drinks provided by the Events Center.

For more information about the maze including photos, videos, and FAQ’s, please visit www. crowkids.com and click on the Haunted Maze tab.

Yachats transforms into a German village for Oktoberfest Oktoberfest is a vibrant and lively festival celebrating German culture, mainly through its traditional music, dancing, beer, and food. Yachats has it all.

Friday, Sept. 29 at Yachats City Commons, the “Tapping of the Keg” singing of the Yachats Oktoberfest song accompanied by a 13-piece accordion band. The evening continues with Polkafest, a lively event featuring dancing, beer, and bratwurst. Admission to Friday events is free, with beer and brats available for purchase.

Saturday, Sept. 30, the celebration spreads throughout the village.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., you can participate in the Volkswalk, visiting unique shops and having your

prize-eligible Oktoberfest Passport checked. Later there will be wine-tasting of German wines, and beer tasting of the unique beer, made exclusively for the festival, plus a homebrew workshop by the Yachats Brewer.

Saturday evening, the festivities return to Yachats Commons for the Oktoberfest Dinner/Dance with the first seating from 4 to 6 p.m., followed by the second from 7 to 9 p.m. The Yachats Oktoberfest Accordion Polka Band will entertain dancers and Yachats Big Band will lead the Hofbräuhaus Song, with new words honoring the Oktoberfest Yachats Beer. Attendees will receive a commemorative Yachats Oktoberfest Beer Stein with their meal.

Tickets for the evening events cost $40.00, and seating is limited. Register at yachats.org – Community Events.

Sunday, Oct. 1, the festival concludes with a Traditional Harvest Worship service at Yachats Community Presbyterian

Join the Autism Society of Oregon for the “Color the Coast for Autism” annual Autism Walk on Saturday, Sept.

30 at Miller Park.

The event will include community resource exhibitors, a bounce house, characters in costumes and crafts, culminating in a fully accessible half-mile loop walk to support programs for Autism.

The fun starts at 10 a.m., with the walk be-

ginning at 11 a.m.

Registration is $10 for adults (18-and-over), $5 for children (ages 3-17), and free for children two and younger. Discounts will be provided for teams of 10 or more.

For more information or to register online, visit https://tinyurl.com/ CTCFA2023, or contact ASO by calling 503636-1676, or by email at events@autismsocietyoregon.org.

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Church at 10 a.m. Hymns will be accompanied by the Polka Band. While the Oktoberfest Chorale sings, fruits and vegetables of the bountiful seasonal harvest will be paraded into the sanctuary. A German-themed social hour will follow the service.

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37th Street #1300 - Don’t miss out on this 0.14 acre parcel in the heart of Florence near shopping and schools. The owner is a known reputable builder can provide home plans to fit site for a fee. $125,000. #345723383628

Nicole Lewis Broker 541-999-8786

1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200

18156 HWY 36, BLACHLY Remarkable Coastal 22 acre ranch with ultimate seclusion and privacy. Warm, sunny weather located approx. half way between Florence and Eugene on Hwy 36 in Blachly. Cozy and comfortable NW contemporary Farmhouse design. Work from home with Peak internet, Pioneer phone/cable, and Blachly-Lane CO-OP Electric.

Great salmon and steelhead fishing right from your own property w/ 2,000+ feet of crystal clear Lake Creek frontage. Elk and wildlife abound. Well maintained 1981 built custom home has been in the same familiy since it was constructed. Open beamed ceilings and tall picture windows provide serene views of nature. Ag/shop building is 35x60 with full bath. Lots of recent updates and ready for you to make years of great family memories here! $1,150,000 CB#12599/MLS#23190508

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THEME from page 1A the selected logo will win $250. Designs must incorporate the rhododendron flower, an element representative of the Florence area (river, bridge, ocean, beach, lakes, dunes or lighthouse for example), along with the theme and “118th Rhododendron Festival 2024, Florence, Oregon.” Details of the logo contest are available at FlorenceChamber.com.

Entries are to be emailed to info@FlorenceChamber.com by November 1, 2023, with the subject line “2024 Logo Contest.”

Tourism in Florence accounts for a $320 million infusion to the local economy and just over half of all local jobs. The festival opens Saturday night, May 11 (the weekend prior) with the coronation of Queen Rhododendra, the King of the Coast, and their royal court at the Florence Events Center.

The Davis Shows Carnival at the Port of Siuslaw property in Old Town opens on Thursday of

“Rhody Week.” Saturday traditionally features the annual 5K Rhody Run and Walk, the junior parade and kids’ activities, the annual Rhody Classic Car Show ‘n’ Shine, and the Coast Radio KCST/ KCFM Classic Car Cruise through Old Town. Sunday brings the grand floral parade down Highway 101 at noon and into Historic Old Town next to the carnival. Throughout the event there will be a vendor’s fair in Old Town, a spectacular rhododendron show at the Florence Events Center, and live music, art, and other festivities and activities all over town.

For more information on the annual Florence Rhododendron Festival, including applications for the Rhododendron Court, exhibitor space, parade entries, or to volunteer on the Chamber’s Rhody Fest committee, contact Hathaway at Events@ FlorenceChamber.com or 541-997-3128.

Salmon Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) Presentation

The Siuslaw Public Library is pleased to present Randall Brummett on Sat., Sept. 16, at 1 p.m., in the library’s Bromley Room, discussing the Salmon Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) and its efforts to restore fish habitat.

The plight of salmon in the Pacific Northwest has been a subject of concern for fishers and conservationists since the turn of the last century. Dams, irrigation, pollution, gravel removal, logging, mining, poldering and draining of wetlands have dramatically reduced reproductive habitat. Even when they can find a place to spawn, over-fishing and now climate change impact the survival of juveniles and adults.

The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife through their Salmon and Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) is fighting back to restore salmon runs for fu-

FRAA ART CENTER 120 Maple Street Phone: 541-997-4435 Hours Open: Wed-Fri 11am-5pm, Sat 11 am-5pm, Sun. 11am-5pm

Classes, Workshops & Events Unleashing Creativity w/Terry Way Discover how to unblock your creativity.

Tues, Oct 10, 17 and 24, 3:30-5:30 pm.

Cost $65 for FRAA members, $80 for nonFRAA members.

The Art of Drawing with Alan Huck This fundamental drawing class will cover basic rules and techniques, mediums and tools of the art of drawing.

4-class series: Wednesdays, October 11, 18, 25 and November 1st, 10 am - Noon at FRAA. Cost $120 for FRAA members, $140 for non-FRAA members.

Beginning Watercolor with Peggy Ross Learn the fundaments of watercolor painting. 6-class series: Weds, Sept 20, 27 and Oct 4,11,18 and 25, 10:30 am 12:30 pm. Cost $175 for FRAA members, $195 for non-FRAA members.

Supply list available at fraaoregon.org.

Big Wave Poetry 1st Tuesday Open Mic Tuesday, October 3rd, 7 pm in person and Zoom at FRAA!

Over Abundance Sale Sunday, October 15th, 10 am - 3 pm at the FEC. If you are interested in selling your overstock or art supplies, applications are available (fraaoregon.org).

Painting with John Leasure Saturdays 9 am - 12 pm No painting experience required. Contact: jnleasure@hotmail.com or 541-991-2754 for details and fees.

12th Annual Holiday Arts Festival December 2nd and 3rd at the FEC Applications are available to reserve your booth (fraaoregon.org). We share the FEC with Empty Bowls and Holly Jolly Follies!

What a great way to celebrate!

Poetry Workshop Small group meeting of poets to enhance their written word. Last Tuesday of each month, 6:30-8:30 pm September 26th.

Email fraaoregon@gmail.com if you are interested in joining.

All Classes Register in person, via phone, or online at fraaoregon.org. Payment required when registering. All classes at FRAA. Next Change-Out Days 2D (hangs on wall): Monday, November 13th, 9-11 am 3D: Tuesday, October 10th, 9-10:30 am

Annual Members’ Meeting Tuesday, October 17th, 10:00 am.

This will be a hybrid meeting with in person at FRAA and Zoom. If you want the Zoom link, please send an email to fraaoregon@gmail.com. Come learn about past and future events, and vote for 2023 Board members.

ture generations. STEP volunteers are rehabilitating spawning grounds, operating local hatcheries to supplement stocks and working to educate the public about how to sustainably use natural resources.

Randall Brummett is a fish biologist born in Eugene and raised on the Columbia River. After earning a PhD in fisheries at Auburn University, he

spent 30 years in Africa undertaking a wide range of research and extension projects focusing on aquaculture, fish biodiversity and fisheries management.

He joined the World Bank in 2010 where he developed a $1 billion portfolio of investments in sustainable aquaculture and fisheries in Peru, Brazil, Cabo Verde, Morocco, Romania, Kazakhstan, the Maldives,

and many more nations.

He retired to Florence in 2022, but continues to work on sustainable fisheries with the ODFW Salmon & Trout Enhancement Program, Angler’s Education and the Oregon Anglers Alliance.

This program is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact the library at (541) 997-3132.

State’s Lifeline program offers discounts on phone and internet In celebration of National Lifeline Awareness Week, which runs Sept. 11 through 15, the Oregon Public Utility Commission (PUC) is reminding Oregonians about Lifeline, a federal and state government program that provides discounted or free phone or high-speed internet service to qualifying low-income households.

Oregon Lifeline is currently offering a monthly discount up to $15.25 for phone service or $19.25 per month for high-speed internet service through participating service pro-

viders. Lifeline also offers free wireless voice minutes and data service from Access Wireless where coverage is available.

Oregon residents on federally recognized Tribal lands may qualify for an additional $25 discount each month.

“We encourage eligible Oregonians to take advantage of Oregon Lifeline services,” said Megan Decker, PUC Chair. “This program helps our community stay connected with family and friends and provides access to local emergency services, healthcare, jobs,

education, among other important resources.”

Oregonians receiving benefits from select public assistance programs such as Medicaid or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may qualify for Oregon Lifeline, which is limited to one person per household for either the discounted or free service.

For additional information about Oregon Lifeline, call 800-848-4442, weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., or view details online at: lifeline.oregon. gov.

Carl Frazier Merchant Services Program Director

For more information about classes, visit fraaoregon.org. To register for these classes, please call or visit FRAA at our Art Center on Maple Street.

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September 23 10 am - 2 pm

Florence Fix-It Fair

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18156 HWY 36, BLACHLY Remarkable Coastal ranch with ultimate seclusion and privacy.

Warm, sunny weather located approx. half way between Florence and Eugene on Hwy 36 in Blachly. Cozy and comfortable NW contemporary Farmhouse design. Work from home with Peak internet, Pioneer phone/cable, and Blachly-Lane CO-OP Electric.

Great salmon and steelhead fishing right from your own property w/ 2,000+ feet of crystal clear Lake Creek frontage. Elk and wildlife abound. Well maintained 1981 built custom home has been in the same familiy since it was constructed. Open beamed ceilings and tall picture windows provide serene views of nature. Ag/shop building is 35x60 with full bath. Lots of recent updates and ready for you to make years of great family memories here! $1,150,000 CB#12599/MLS#23190508

83440 CLEAR LAKE RD. Welcome to your dream home! This charming 2-story residence boasts 2138 square feet of comfortable living space and is nestled in a serene neighborhood with captivating filtered Woahink Lake views. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a water sports aficionado, or simply seeking tranquility, this property offers it all. A brand new roof was installed in 2019, ensuring both peace of mind and added energy efficiency. This property is a canvas waiting for your personal touch. Bring your creativity and design ideas to transform this house into your dream home. This incredible opportunity is attractively priced, making it a fantastic investment for those looking to customize their space while enjoying the beauty of the south lakes area. $474,900 CB#12600/MLS#23651844

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Nestled in a coveted community, relish ocean, river, and inlet views. A year-round sea lion rookery nearby adds to the allure. Immerse in park-like landscaping with a lush backyard and custom greenhouse, ideal for river-gazing relaxation. This stunning 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom abode features Brazilian Cherry hardwood flooring throughout. Experience airy living with vaulted ceilings flowing into a covered patio, perfect for year-round entertaining. The primary bedroom offers private patio access, including an en-suite bathroom patio. An open-concept layout reveals a chef’s dream granite kitchen, ensuring culinary delight. A spacious living room with a wood stove caters to cozy stormy nights. With 13-inch concrete exterior walls, this home boasts exceptional build quality, providing serene quietude during winter. Just moments from the beach and historic Old Town District, relish the finest coastal dining and boutique shopping. Don’t miss this chance! Schedule your personal showing and embrace coastal luxury today! $1,279,000 CB#12593/MLS#23406913

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211 HARBOR ST. #26 East facing, second floor condo in desirable North Bay condos in Old Town Florence. This one bedroom/one and a half bathroom is in great shape and ready to move in! Dining living room and bedroom furniture stays along with all kitchen appliances, plus a washer and dryer. This unit has a dedicated space outside in the parking area. These totally secure units have a numbered entry to get into the condos. You can sit on your deck and view the river and see the boats launching at the Port of Siuslaw. The main bath has a jetted tub plus a separate shower. The kitchen and baths have granite countertops, plus there’s plenty of storage. Don’t wait on this one! The whole building has a deal with Spectrum but boxes are leased separately for each unit. Water, sewer, trash and internet/cable are included in the HOA fees. Call listing agent for entry codes. $375,000 CB#12597/MLS#23686508

211 HARBOR ST. #33 Delightful west facing condo at desirable North Bay Condos in Old Town Florence. This one bedroom/one and a half bathroom unit has views of the river/bay, the historic bridge and the dunes. The gourmet kitchen has granite and all appliances are included. Living area is furnished and includes an electric fireplace and tv. Enjoy outside seating on the deck and bbqing your favorite meal. The main bath has a jetted tub along with a walkin shower. Laundry includes a washer/dryer. High ceilings and ceiling fans give you comfort and space. New carpet is being installed in the next two weeks. This is priced right and ready to sell. Don’t miss out on Old Town living at its best! $425,000 CB#12598/MLS#23477646

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4790 DIER WAY Beautiful Colonial style, brick-sided home situated between two of Florence’s scenic lakes just South of town. Featuring an abundance of living space, this home shows great attention to detail in its build & interior finishings. The crown moulding throughout the home & attention to detail make this home very unique in today’s market. Two-car, two-door garage & additional poured concrete pads on the side of the home allow for ample parking for multiple cars, ATV’s and an RV. Detached shop on the property that was refinished in July ‘23 has ample room for any of your hobbies, activities, or just additional storage. There is room for extra storage in the third story above the bonus room as well. The back patio sits in solitude between mature trees & the backside of the home and has a fire pit Sitting on just over an acre of land, the possibilities are endless w/ this private & secluded property. $799,000 CB#12550/MLS#23313124

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89801 UPPER NORTH FORK RD. Stunning 4002 Sq Ft home featuring a basement wood shop, 3 beds, 3 baths, and captivating views.

Nestled on 36 acres with Siuslaw River frontage, this property offers tranquility and natural beauty. Boasting multiple outbuildings, including an expansive 1800 Sq Ft barn, it caters to diverse needs. The land showcases merchantable timber, adding to its allure.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a remarkable estate that combines spacious living, riverfront access, and abundant potential. $1,224,000 CB#12549/ MLS#23367609

2463 WILLOW LOOP E. Stately and classy 1 owner home on 1/2 acre private lot in Willow Dunes. Immaculately maintained since built in 2005. Beautiful 2 sided gas fireplace in living room and library/den. Spacious rooms and oversized windows to enhance the views of surrounding natural vegetation. Upstairs features a complete bonus suite with mini kitchen and electric fireplace, perfect for in-laws, guests, or an ADU. Luxurious master bath with heated tile floors and steam shower. Den/library with custom built-ins and TV included. Huge kitchen with solid surface counters and downdraft range and wall oven.

Priced way under replacement value - quality materials and design throughout. $875,000 CB#12591/ MLS#23317273

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Pr 88002 STAR VIEW DRIVE LOVELY Elegant custom built home with an oversized 1/2 acre lot fully landscaped in easy care coastal style w/ a seasonal creek. Covered front porch. Stepping inside to your wide easy access foyer opening to a spacious vaulted living room, formal dining room flows into an efficient well designed eat-in kitchen w/stainless appliances, granite, cherry wood cabinetry, pantry, PLUS bar height counter. All affording you wonderful entertainment space with easy access to your south facing patio & lovely backyard. Primary bedroom suite has pleasant views west & south. 2 guest bedrooms & guest bath round out the living spaces. Back hallway from kitchen holds Utility/laundry room and 1/2 bath leading to the oversize 3 car garage. Owners are original, home built to their specifications in 2014. Shown by appointment only. Listing Broker will schedule. $739,900 CB#12566/MLS#23441618

5600 MUNSEL LANE Welcome to your own slice of rural paradise, conveniently nestled amidst nature’s beauty yet only a stone’s throw away from town. This unique split-level gem offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience, providing you with the best of both worlds.

This well loved 1 owner home, built in the 1960s, is now on the market for the first time. Imagine the stories and memories that await you as the fortunate new owner of this cherished property. With its spacious layout, large private lot, and proximity to fishing, shopping, and golf, this home presents a oncein-a-lifetime opportunity that’s not to be missed. $495,000 CB#12587/MLS#23574137

25 OCEAN DUNES DRIVE Beautiful home at gated Ocean Dunes estates, situated on the 18th green. This custom lovely home is approximately 2600 Sq Ft w/ primary bedroom and 2 full baths on the main floor. Office/sitting area is off the living room, with access to the deck and windows to enjoy the view. Custom kitchen w/ granite & an island gives a great flow and additional views. Downstairs has two bedrooms, media room & bath plus a great finished golf cart garage w/ lots of storage & wine cellar.

The outside has new paint, newer roof & a gorgeous redone yard. Owners also added new ductless heat pump & fiber optics. Fire pit in the back to enjoy cozy nights & watch the golfer’s finishing up their day. This is a fabulous home & worthy of taking a look at. Make an appointment. Don’t let this one slip by. $639,900 CB#12541/MLS#23108448

1649 23RD STREET This bright sunny house is in great shape w/ a convenient location to stay in shape yourself! Imagine being adjacent/steps away to the gym, pools & shopping.

Home is also centrally located to beautiful beaches, dunes, lakes, food & fun. Open floor plan has a combination of vaulted and 9 Ft ceilings. There is carpet in the bedrooms & carbonized bamboo hardwood flooring in the great room. Great space kitchen w/ an island, solid surface counters & 2 pantry options (traditional closet and a walk-in). Owner’s Suite has separation from other bedrooms. The Owner’s EnSuite bathroom has 2 walk-in closets, built in cabinetry storage, double sinks, and a closed room toilet & shower room. Plenty of parking w/ a large finished 2 car garage & gated RV pad. Covered porch & deck w/ a hot tub. Immediate occupancy - move in ready! Call listing agents to schedule your showing. $459,900 CB#12563/MLS#23430837

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68 SAILORS RAVINE CT. This brand new panoramic river, ocean & lake view custom home has an open & spacious floor plan.

Now completed and move-in ready! Custom 3 bedroom 2 bath home in the exclusive, sought after Shelter Cove Development. Open great room, quartz counters in kitchen, bathrooms and laundry, stainless kitchen appliances, custom cabinets and custom primary suite. Large porch & oversized covered patio. High ceilings, heat pump, excellent quality construction and much more. $898,000 CB#12478/ MLS#22291880

800 TOURNAMENT DR. Beautiful new home with construction beginning soon. Custom 3 bedroom 2 bath home in the exclusive, sought after Fairway Estates Development. Open great room, quartz counters in kitchen, bathrooms and laundry, stainless kitchen appliances, custom cabinets and custom primary suite. Large porch & oversized patio. High ceilings, heat pump, excellent quality construction and much more. See sample photos of homes built by this builder. Won’t last long, don’t miss this amazing home. $647,400 CB#12468/ MLS#22307633

345 HIGHWAY 101 HEART OF THE CITY RE-DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY. Prime location w/over 400 feet of Hwy 101 visibility & frontage + rear access along Laurel Street.

1.18 acre site consisting of 5 older buildings: zoned Main Street A intended for high density mixed - use (commercial + residential). All the Highway improvements are now complete and your next venture awaits. Possible owner terms on approved credit.

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4510 HECETA ST. Enjoy endless and unobstructed views from a front row seat as the sun sets into the ocean. This amazing property is over a half acre, and ready for you to build your dream home. Just a short walk to the beach, this is the ideal location. Water and and power to the property, with 2 older septic systems. No HOA, come see for yourself, you won’t regret it! $459,000 CB#12467/MLS#22420500

TL400 ERHART RD. This beautiful 4.18-acre parcel boasts level to gently rolling topography, making it an ideal location for development or as an estate home. Picturesque setting that is sure to captivate, the parcel features mature timber, adding to its natural beauty. Navigating through the property is made easy with a cleared road & easement that will be recorded prior to closing or escrow ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. This property will share a driveway with 83592 Erhart Road. Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to own a stunning piece of land w/ immense potential. Act now to secure this remarkable estate property or subdivide into potentially four one acre lots. $324,000 CB#12546/MLS#23328567

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Football Viking’s football will hold its first home game of the season tonight as they open league play against La Pine at 7 p.m.

The game comes after a loss last on Aug. 8 to the Kennedy Trojans, who took control of the game in the first half with three short touchdowns.

Sophomore running back Will Johnson scored with the Viking’s fifth possession just before halftime, but were unable to make a comeback in the second half, ending the game 6-23.

After tonight’s game with La Pine, it’s back on the road as they travel to Harrisburg on Sept. 22, gametime at 7 p.m.

Volleyball Siuslaw Volleyball went into last week with a pair of away games. A close win in Sutherlin on Aug. 23 (3-2) led into a 3-1 victory against Harrisburg on Sept. 7, their first league game of the season. Then it’s back on the road as they travel to Harrisburg on Sept. 22. Both games begin at 7 p.m.

This week, they played La Pine on Sept. 12, and hosted Creswell on Sept. 14 - both games occurred after press time.

Their next game will be on Tuesday, Sept. 19 at Elmira at 6:30 p.m., followed by hosting Sisters at home on Sept. 21, also at 6:30 p.m.

The Siuslaw Varsity Girls Soccer Team digs in during their game against Central Linn on Sept. Photo provided by Cameron Jagoe with siuslawphotos.com.

Mapleton Volleyball began league play on Aug. 25 with a 3-0 win over Mannahouse Academy, but have lost some footing since, losing the next four league games between Sept. 5 and Sept. 9 (0-3 Siletz Valley, 0-3 Mohawk, 0-3 Crow, 0-3 Triangle Lake).

On Thursday, Sept. 14, they played at Alsea, while this afternoon they’ll host Jewell on the Sailors court at 4 p.m.

Then on Thursday, Sept. 21, they’ll travel to Eugene for a rematch with Mannahouse at 6 p.m.

Soccer

The Siuslaw/Mapleton Boys Soccer program had a win against Sutherlin on Sept. 7, sweeping the bulldogs 7-0 at Hans Petersen Field.

“Our team controlled the ball for most of the game, and in the first half we got 21 shots,” coach Londi Tomaro said, adding the team put away 4 goals in the first half. “In the second half we continued to play at our level and controlled the intensity of the game.”

On Sept. 14, the boys played at Sweet Home (after press time), while on Thursday, Sept.

21, they’ll be hosting their first

league game as Elmira comes to Florence at 4:30 p.m.

The Siuslaw Girls Soccer program is off to a slow start this season, losing the first three games against Central Linn (0-3), Creswell (0-4) and Sisters (0-6). On Thursday, Sept. 14, they played Elmira (after press time), their third away game for the season.

This coming Tuesday, Sept.

19, they’re back at Hans Peterson Memorial Field as they play Pleasant Hill at 4:30 p.m., followed by hosting Santiam Christian on Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m.

Marines help Camp Baker make much needed improvements

Members of the United States Marine Reserves help bring a variety of improvements to Camp Baker, including the construction of a new storage facility. Photos by Sgt. Anderson and Siuslaw News

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Camp Baker saw a host of improvements this month, as they partnered with the Department of Defense via the Innovative Readiness Training Jim Hoberg, ABR, ABRM, CRS, GRI Jim Hoberg, ABR, ABRM, CRS, GRI Program to provide civil engiP 541-997- SOLD (7653) P 541-997- SOLD (7653) 541-997-7654 F by Sponsored F 541-997-7654 neering assistance. Members of T F 1-866-967-7653 T F 1-866-967-7653jim@jimhoberg.com the United States Marine Rejim@jimhoberg.com www.wcresi.com JIM HOBERG, www.wcresi.com serves helped with a variety of ABR,ABRM,CRS, GRI, SRES, GREEN projects, from pouring a conBroker/Owner ••• crete foundation in the archery P.O. Box 3040 • 1870 Highway 126, Suite A • Florence, OR 97439 O. Box 3040 • 1870 Highway 126, Suite A • Florence, OR 97439 range, to building a new storsales@wcresi.com age structure. rentals@wcresi.com “They’ve improved the road, ran infrastructure including 541.997.7653 water lines and electrical lines,” Toll Free 1-866-967-7653 visit us online at www.jimhoberg.com or www.wcresi.com said Stan Anderson, who lives • RESIDENTIAL • LAND • COMMERCIAL • PROPERTY MANAGEMENT • on and manages the camp with his wife, Ann. “Three of the cabins we have now have electricity. They’ve been working on an ADA site, so youth can be able to come in a wheelchair and camp with their group, instead of having to stay sepaBROKER/OWNER

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The Marines widened the road, allowing volunteers with the camp to bring their vehicles in, as well as adding lights to the parking lot. Many of these projects have been in the process for years.

“We’re talking tens of thousands of dollars in donated time, community time, to improve the camp - these guys have helped bring that forward,” Anderson said.

The improvements will help the camp host in a variety of events, beyond BSA events.

Baker hosts an autism camp, churches, and various community groups who utilize their facilities. And the community came out to help the Marines.

“People found out that they would just be eating MRE’s, and they wanted to have them eat real food,” Anderson said,

describing a variety of foods that were brought in by various groups and individuals. “Somebody put it on Facebook, and we had volunteer cooks bring all sorts of food for the Marines. The community was awesome.”

For the Marines, the partnership represents a chance to train so they can be deployed effectively, working in both combat and humanitarian missions.

“On my last deployment, I was in Iraq helping with all the survivability conditions, like the posts where they have the gun positions,” Sergeant Anderson said. “I also went to the Philippians to build schools.

We do a lot of humanitarian work where we’re building and are doing construction.”

The knowledge also gets passed on to different coun-

tries, as Sgt. Raul Deanda said, who recently returned from a mission in South Korea.

“We show them how we operate in America and they show us how they do things in Korea for integrated training,” he said. “We’re assisting to create a road for the army base.”

The training comes full circle, as Lance Corporal Joel Shewmaker explained. Five years ago, the Portland native wanted to be a high school teacher, with an interest in construction work. So, I thought I’d enlist because of the construction work. … Five years later, here I am. I’m currently a teacher.”

All this knowledge went into the process of helping Camp Baker.

“It’s been crazy, but it’s just been awesome,” Stan Anderson said.

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Dave Cowden brings classic rock to Starlight Cabaret National recording artist and local resident Dave Cowden will be playing at the Starlight Cabaret on Friday, Sept.

15 at the Florence Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, located at 87738 US Hwy 101.

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Backstreet Gallery is bringing back the vibrant social extravaganza “After Hours” on Friday, Sept. 29 from 5-7 p.m, which will include an evening of music, art and wine at the gallery.

Enjoy an array of popular musical hits with a mix of blues, soul, classic rock, and R&B favorites by singer-guitarist Sunny Sundstrom as your choice of wines and a delicious spread of hors d’oeuvres fill the party menu.

An impressive gallery full of dynamic art by over 20 local artists sets the atmosphere for live entertainment. Each artwork captures stunning compositions in incredible photography, jewelry, ceramics, paintings, silks, books, wood, glass,

A coalition of over twenty climate organizations are organizing strikes in Portland, Salem, Eugene, Bend, and Florence on Friday to demand that Governor Tina Kotek declare a climate emergency.

A climate emergency declaration would allow the state government to act swiftly to reduce Oregon’s greenhouse gas emissions, as well as address issues such as sustainable housing and transportation.

Each strike will also be highlighting local climate demands and campaigns.

The Florence climate strike will begin at 2 p.m. at Florence City Hall, located at 250 Highway 101.

September 15th is an international day of action, coordinated by Fridays for Future with the aim to demand climate action on a global level.

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from 6:30 to 9 p.m., will feature classic rocks standards from the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies that the audience will know and love.

Donations are appreciated. To book tickets, email dmichaelproductionsnw@gmail.com.

The international strikes occurring on September 15th will be followed by a United States-specific national day of action on September 17, dubbed the “weekend of action.”

The events on September 17th will demand that President Biden declare a national state of emergency for the climate crisis and take bold action to transition the United States away from fossil fuels before the United Nations Climate Ambitions Summit on September 20.

The upcoming Climate Ambitions Summit was called for by UN Secretary General António Guterres, who stated that only countries who have committed to no new fossil fuel infrastructure would be invited to attend– the United States does not currently meet that requirement.

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For additional information, please contact the City’s business license team at 541-9973436.

The City of Florence is moving to an online business license application to manage the application, review, and approval process. There will be a free training at the Florence Events Center on Monday, September 25, 2023 from noon until 3 p.m. to demonstrate the application’s capabilities and how to use it.

Lunch will be served between noon and 1 p.m.

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sculptures, collages, and a collection of unique greeting cards.

The event will be held at the Backstreet Gallery, located at 1421 Bay Street in Florence.

The gallery is celebrating its 18th year, after opening its doors on May 27, 2005. Backstreet Gallery opened its doors on May 27, 2005, and is currently celebrating its 18th year.

While at Backstreet, creators might want to pick up an application and rules for the Community Challenge, Feathers, Fins & Fur All media are welcome. The due date for completed applications is October 28.

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The center will also work to increase diversity in geosciences and train the next generation of geoscientists in the latest technologies. For example, it will engage with minority-serving and tribal high schools to raise interest in and create pathways to geoscience careers, and provide fieldwork stipends and year-round paid research assistantships to support undergraduate students.

“The center will conduct research that is directly relevant to earthquake and tsunami hazards but too ambitious for any one scientist to take on individually,” said Thomas, the Chief Technical Officer for CRESCENT. “Our goal is to create community-endorsed research products that are immediately relevant for science and hazard estimates.”

Building resiliency in the region to face off “The Big One” is a much greater task than any institution can undertake on its own, Melgar said.

Through the collaboration, community engagement, and scientific advances that CRESCENT enables, the Cascadia region’s shaky foundations will be strengthened.

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The Cascadia subduction zone has a long history of spurring large earthquakes, but scientists have only started to realize its power within the last few decades.

Research shows that the fault is capable of producing an earthquake of magnitude 9.0 or greater—and communities along the U.S. West Coast are ill-prepared for a quake this powerful.

Such an event would set off a cascade of deadly natural hazards in the Cascadia region, from tsunamis to landslides. It could cause buildings and bridges to collapse, disrupt power and gas lines, and leave water supplies inaccessible for months.

CRESCENT’S work can help mitigate that damage. Scientists in the center will use the latest technology—including high performance computing and artificial intelligence—to understand the complex dynamics of a major subduction zone earthquake. They’ll gather data and develop tools to better forecast specific local and regional impacts from a quake.

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The Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center (CRESCENT) will be the first center of its kind in the nation focused on earthquakes at subduction zones, where one tectonic plate slides beneath another.

The center will unite scientists studying the possible impacts of a major earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone, an offshore tectonic plate boundary that stretches more than 1000 kilometers from southern British Columbia to northern California. It will advance earthquake research, foster community partnerships, and diversify and train the next generation geosciences work force.

“The main goal of the center is to bring together the large group of geoscientists working in Cascadia to march together to the beat of a singular drum,” said Diego Melgar, associate professor of earth sciences at the University of Oregon and the director of the new center. “The center organizes us, focuses collaboration, and identifies key priorities, rather than these institutions competing.”

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Client Advocate - Western Lane Fire and EMS Authority is hiring for three Client Advocate positions within the Crisis Response Program. These positions are full time with benefits. Client Advocates work with law enforcement and community partner agencies to help people experiencing mental health issues. See https://wlfea.org for job description and application instructions.

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Crew Members – McDonalds is seeking enthusiastic & outgoing individuals looking for flexible schedule flexible hours. TEXT: OR192 to 38000 to apply.

Customer Service Representative- Zolezzi Insurance Agency is looking for a licensed customer service representative at their Florence location. Email resumes to craig@zianw.com

Driftwood Shores Resort is hiring in the housekeeping department.

We need Housekeepers. We offer competitive wages and . Pick up an application at the front desk or call to speak to the Head of Housekeeping. 541997-8263.

Outreach Coordinator Western Lane Fire and EMS Authority is hiring an within the Crisis Response Program. Full time with benefits.

Outreach Coordinators manage a caseload of clients who are the highest utilizers of emergency services with mental health or behavioral issues. See https://wlfea.org for job description and application instructions.

Application deadline September 30, 2023.

Teaching Assistant - Early Childhood Assistant. Early Childhood CARES has a position opening for a Teaching Assistant for Florence classroom.

Position assists with the preparation and implementation of appropriate curriculum for preschool children with developmental delays and disabilities.

For complete job announcement, requirements, and application instructions, refer to job #532382 on UO jobs page at careers. uoregon.edu. Open until filled. EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity.

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Please do not pull up the driveway or block through street access.

Entire contents from home, including vintage and antique items, collectible cows, dishware, some carnival glass, furnishings, Christmas items, handmade items, gifts. House is full of goodies collected over 70 years.

We accept CASH, LOCAL CHECKS and CREDIT CARDS. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Oregon Coast Humane Society.

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GARAGE SALES Moving Sale *One Day Only* Sat. Sept. 16th 9am-4pm 1673 29th St. Florence *Low Prices* Everything Must Go! T.V., Printer, Microwave, Garden Tools & More!

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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as the Personal Representative of the Estate of Linda Sue James, deceased, Lane County Probate No. 23PB07470. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present their claims, with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the Personal Representative at 188 West B Street, Bldg. N, Springfield, Oregon 97477, or the claims may be barred.

All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceedings in this Estate may obtain additional information from the records of the Court, the Personal Representative, or the attorney for the Personal Representative.

Dated and first published: September 1,, 2023.

Keith A. Grigg, Personal Representative Kay Hyde-Patton, Attorney for Personal Representative Leahy Cox, LLP 188 W. B Street, Bldg. N Springfield, Oregon 97477. (541) 746 9621.

Publication Dates: September 1, 8 & 15, 2023.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Florence Planning Commission will hold three public hearings in person and via videoconference on September 26, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. in the City of Florence City Hall Chambers located at 250 Highway 101, to consider and deliberate on the following: RESOLUTIONS PC 23 12 ANN 01 & PC 23 13 ZC 01: Petition from Jessica Hill on behalf of Jerard Oflock to annex .34 acres of property & apply a City of Florence zoning designation of Medium Density to annexed land. Property is described as 88384 1st Ave. located SW of the 1st Avenue and Meares Street intersection. The Planning Commission will make a recommendation to City Council for consideration at a hearing tentatively scheduled for October 16, 2023.

RESOLUTION PC 23 14 EAP 04: Quince St. Wyndham Microtel Design Review Extension. Application from Matt Braun, Quince St. Hospitality and Florence Urban Renewal Agency to extend design review approval of an 86-unit hotel and associated improvements. The project is 3.12-acres of Urban Renewal-owned vacant land at Assessor’s Map 18-12-26-33, TL 00903, east of the Florence Event Center.

RESOLUTION PC 23 28 VAR 01: Pine Crossing Design Review with Variance: Application from Pat Hammons, of Coastal Development Partners, LLC, for design review of single unit attached dwellings with a variance request to the maximum 12 ft. driveway standards. This a supplemental application to a 46-lot tentative subdivision plan on 7.61 acres of property at Assessor’s Map 1812-14-20, TL 00203, located approximately 982 feet NE of Spruce Street and Munsel Lake Road intersection.

Meetings air live on Cable Channel 191 and stream at www. c i . f l o r e n c e . o r. u s / citymanager/public-meetings-live. Testimony can be given in writing or through a request to participate in the meeting. Those wishing to testify either in person or via conference call must

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Testimony not submitted in compliance with the above procedures, will not be included in the record. For additional information, visit www.ci.florence.or.us/ bc-pc/request-address-planning-commission-speakers-card or contact the Planning Department at 541-997-8237. Publication Date: September 15, 2023

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2. An herbivore, a plant eater.

3. Agra.

4. "Dr. No." 5. Bulova watch.

6. Coco Chanel.

7. Cut into short, thin strips.

8. Gross domestic product.

9. Grimalkin.

10. J. Robert Oppenheimer.

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6. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which French fashion designer is credited with inventing the Little Black Dress?

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2. An herbivore, a plant eater.

3. Agra.

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6. Coco Chanel.

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8. Gross domestic product.

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10. J. Robert Oppenheimer.

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9. Grimalkin.

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87942 Kelsie Way - Custom 3138 sqft home in Heceta South. Vaulted, main floor with wood floors, sunroom, primary suite, huge kitchen, laundry, and office. Bonus lower family room and bedrooms. Two car garage plus third bay shop.

Fenced decks, hot tub, and koi pond. $899,000. #3482-23560459

84966 Hwy 101 - Incredible opportunity to own rare RR2, dividable acreage. Split off 2 acres and build your dream home! 4.5 acre property with privacy, RV/boat storage, pond and more. 1979 ranch style home with 3 brms, 2.5 baths and 2095 sqft. $799,000. #3483- 23571702

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89510 Hwy 101 #9 - 1991 Fleetwood 2 bdrm, 2 bath home in the 55+ Buck Lake Park. Split bdrms, foam insulated roof, thermo pane windows with large back deck. Borders Siuslaw National Forest land within 50' of Dune Lake and 100' from Buck Lake and communal areas. $97,000. #3473-23159403

87735 Hwy 101 #11 - Nicely updated and spacious 2 bdrm, 1 bath mobile-only. Newer windows and sliders, recently painted kitchen and newer appliances. Enjoy the new deck on 3 sides and creek frontage. Convenient carport and storage shed as well. $85,000. #3424-23151866

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63 Shoreline Dr - Wonderful home with amazing views in gated Shelter Cove. Nestled on top of a hill catch beautiful Siuslaw River and distant ocean views. This home has both a breakfast nook and a formal dining room, plus full-span deck in front. $889,500. #3443- 23215919

1198 Winsome Cir - Great in-town home on quiet culde-sac. This home has a beautiful kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances and open concept living.

3 bdrms, 2 baths with a large bonus room above the otversized garage. $642,000. #3418-23197925

11781 Alder Avenue, Mapleton - Lovely 3 bedroom home with additional back lot, fruit trees, mountain views and many upgrades. Wood floors, high ceilings, wood burning fireplace, and an additional 4th bedroom suite with its own exterior entrance. $375,000. #348123614222

494 Hwy 101 - HWY 101 frontage commercial building within walking distance to Old Town. Retail on main floor, living space upstairs. Perfect investment or work/ live space in Florence! Currently leased. $375,000. #3280-21490746

87657 Hwy 101 - Don't miss this business/living opportunity! This 2808 Sq Ft commercial building on 1.52 acre is the perfect place for your business. Upstairs is a 3 bed, 1 bath living area with a kitchen and living room.

This unique property has great potential! $399,000. #3440-23528647

5170 Grand Ave #4 - Adorable home in Big Spruce Mobile Home Park. Private oasis with no neighbor on one side and a paver front patio. 2 bdrms, 1 bath, indoor laundry, updated kitchen with cook island, and mud room. Fenced back patio to BBQ and relax. $145,000. #3468-23087005

3760 Hwy 101 #5 - Coastal cutie, refreshed, furnished and ready for you! Lots of updates since '19 including flooring, carpet, windows, interior paint, furnace, range, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, and walk in shower with seat. Newer washer/dryer included. Forced air heat. $105,000. #3433-23400176

264 Nopal St – Charming and cozy 2 bdrm home walking distance to Florence Old Town. Fenced front yard, spacious backyard with 2 storage sheds. Great in-town location close to restaurants, shopping, Old Town, the Siuslaw River, and the Port. $445,000. #3401-23410519

3030 Pine St, North Bend - About as close as you can get to SWOCC without being on campus. Clean, well cared for original home. Two-car garage, huge living room and kitchen, big bedrooms. Fenced backyard, close to schools and shopping. Potential owner financing. $375,000. #3474-23273688

92030 Hwy 101 - The only home on the Oregon Coast with unobstructed view of Heceta Head Lighthouse!

40 private acres on Cape Creek, surrounded by State Park and Forest Service lands. 1725 sqft home with shop, bunk house and guest cabin. $1,690,000. #345423061174

206 Bourbon St - Located in the unique community of Coast Village, this charming 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile home offers the comforts of an office, utility room, garden area, as well as covered parking and a workshop. Embrace relaxation and excitement in this gated community! $250,000. #3470-23574411

1600-140 Rhododendron Dr - Wonderful manufactured home in Greentrees. 2 bed, 1-1/2 bath home with 1008 sq ft, den, kitchen, living room, and an extra space that could be an office. 2-car carport and an outside work area with laundry room and storage. $345,000. #345223285399

89510 Hwy 101 #10 - A peaceful setting for this 1975 Manufactured Fuqua mobile home. Backs up to the forest/greenbelt for great views and wind protection.

Workshop has new pressure-treated wood floor and new sliding glass door. $130,000. #3412-23373792

Tahkenitch Lake Float House - Rare and incredible opportunity. Boat access only. Battery powered electricity, nice hot water and shower, compost toilet, refrigerator and range use propane and in working order. Fishing and boating paradise. Can not be a rental. $99,000. #3475-23087023

1600-67 Rhododendron Dr - This unique 2 bdrm, 2 bath home sits on 0.19 acres right next to the clubhouse of Greentrees. Very spacious living room with wood stove.

This is not a manufactured home, it was built onsite with modular components and a perimeter foundation. $350,000. #3417-23416009

5761 Lake St - Panoramic views of Siltcoos Lake!

Completely remodeled, upgraded 3 bdrm, 2 bath home on an acre. Granite counters, cook island, LVP floors, stainless appliances. Views from each room, RV parking or room for toys. This is a must-see! $597,900. #347123189605

89326 Levage Dr - This 1646 sqft, 2 bed, 2 bath home sits on 0.24 acres with views of Sutton Lake. The adjacent lot has plenty of space for storage and has RV hookups. This property is a great place to relax and build your dream home at the same time! $650,000. #3476-23336359

Hemlock Street #1508 – Wooded investment lot located South of Florence, but still just minutes from Old Town, dunes and more! No current improved access to the property. Buy now - build later! $20,000. #3378-22427654

Vine St #1700 - You do not want to miss out on this listing! 0.39 acre lot, perfect for your dream home. All the convenience of living in town with the privacy afforded by mature trees. This lot is a wonderful way to use your imagination while you build your next home. $105,000. #3478-23174729

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