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David’s Chair Content Removed – Update Coming – Stay Tuned Trick or Treat Tips Siuslaw School Resource officer Hayley Coons checked in with some safety reminders for kids as they go out trick or treating. First thing, be sure you are visible. “Reflective tape or a reflective vest. Something super […]
Football Tomorrow evening the Siuslaw Vikings will host the 4-4 Pleasant Hill Billies. The Billies came off of 3 losses to defeat Creswell last Friday 27-13, while the Vikings are suffering from 3 losses in the last three outings. QB Micah Blankenship is expected to play on Friday. The Vikings […]
Commission Approves Extension The Florence Planning commission on Tuesday evening heard an application for an extension of an administrative design review for a portion of the Cannery Station that plans for transitional cottage units on two of the lots included in the overall design of the project. Economic issues have […]
Athlete of the Week The Sports Club, the Siuslaw News and Coast Radio Sports congratulate Siuslaw soccer’s Charles Nelson at this week’s Athlete of the Week. Nelson scored another hat-trick in last week’s win over La Pine leading the way to a 9-1 victory. He scored two more goals in […]
Cannery Station Progress The Florence Planning Commission has conducted a series of hearings over the past few months, each on a different aspect of the Cannery Station Planned Unit Development. The final one is this evening on a request for an extension of the Design Review approval for the “transitional […]
Vikings Fall to Outlaws It was a defensive battle in Central Oregon Friday night, but the Sisters Outlaws eventually came out on top over the Siuslaw Vikings 27–20. Neither team had stellar offensive numbers; the Viks had 139 yards on the ground, 168 in the air for 307 yards total. […]
New Mayor – New to Area The new mayor of Dunes City may be relatively new to the community, but he has three decades of municipal experience. Ed McGuire retired as the Public Works Director last year in the city of Henderson and made the Central Oregon Coast his home. […]
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