Florence Oregon News

Letter Carrier’s Protest; Group Plans Protest at City Hall; Hoyle Speaks Out Against Executive Order; Storm Clean-up Continues

Letter Carrier’s Protest The National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association will host an anti-privatization rally Sunday, March 23rd, from noon to 2 p.m. outside the Shippin’ Shack on Highway 101 in Florence. The event is part of a nationwide effort opposing privatization of the U.S. Postal Service. Organizers argue privatization would […]

Boats on the Siuslaw

Hoyle Town Hall; School Postpones Opening; Community Health Workers; Legislation for Special Education

Hoyle Town Hall Congresswoman Val Hoyle visited Florence yesterday for a town hall before a crowd of about 300 mainly supportive constituents.  Hoyle chose two main topics that she believed were mainly bi-partisan in nature the main gist was getting big money out of politics.  She brought with her the […]

C.R.O.W. Releases Investigation Findings; Charter School in Transition; Emeralds Look to Future…not in Eugene; Gas Prices

C.R.O.W. Releases Investigation Findings An independent review into concerns surrounding Children’s Repertory of Oregon Workshops, or C.R.O.W., has reaffirmed the integrity of the organization and its leadership. The C.R.O.W. Board of Directors hired Gunderson Services, LLC to conduct an impartial investigation into complaints received at a December 11th, 2024, board […]

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CROW Investigation Completed; City Council Meeting; OPB Recognized; Population Grows Older

CROW Investigation Completed The Childrens Repertory of Oregon Workshop or CROW has recently been under scrutiny for accusations of abuse.  During the initial breaking of the news two CROW board members resigned.  Director of CROW, Melanie Heard said the organization sought an outside source to investigate the accusations and that […]

Port of Siuslaw

Plover Nesting Season; Sheriff’s Office Releases Annual Report; Tax Time Tips

Plover Nesting Season Beachgoers along the Oregon coast are being reminded—it’s western snowy plover nesting season. From March 15 through September 15, restrictions are in place along 40 miles of shoreline to protect the threatened shorebirds. Officials say visitors should stay on wet sand, avoid roped-off areas, and follow posted […]

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Executive Order Could Affect Oregon Logging; Bears are Out and About; Women Build; Body of Missing Child Found

Executive Order Could Affect Oregon Logging The Trump administration’s recent executive order, entitled “Immediate Expansion of American Timber Production,” calls on federal land managers to ramp up timber production to protect the country’s national and economic security. Oregon is the top producer of softwood lumber in the country, so the […]