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Show of Support For Law Enforcement About 30 Florence residents and others were out supporting the local police as well as the Lane County Sheriff’s office and the Oregon State police in a show of solidarity in light of all the negative attention that has been on social media against […]
Even though the possibility of beginning the 2020 Northwest League season on time is in doubt, the Salem-Kaiser Volcanos team CEO Mickey Walker says the tradition of fireworks will continue with a Drive-in Fireworks event on June 19th and another one on June 26th. cost per vehicle is $10.00 and […]
City Financials Still In Good Shape Despite the national fears of an economic recession due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Florence is looking forward to returning to more prosperous times. the City Council got a review of the biennial budget on Monday night and according to Administrative services […]
Executive director for OSAA, Peter Weber said in a release yesterday that while phase 2 is underway, it is still up to school districts when they will reopen for sporting activities. Schools are not included in the Phase 2 directives and still have to coordinate with the Oregon Department of […]
City Discusses Armed Citizens The Florence City Council met last night with a new format using the gotowebinar software. The meeting included a presentation by Florence Police Chief Tom Turner regarding last Thursday’s encounter with open carry residents that were patrolling Old Town. Turner addressed the council and reiterated the […]
Ten teams and 46 athletes were honored yesterday as the Pac-12 released its spring academic honor roll. Baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf as well as Lacross and Beach Volleyball were represented in the list. Student Athletes must maintain at least a 3.3 grade point average to be eligible for […]
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