New City Policy for Public Comments The City of Florence is adopting new procedures for speaking at public meetings. Beginning April 16th people that wish to make public comment on items that are not currently on the city’s meeting agenda are going to be asked to fill out a speakers […]
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New EV Stations in Florence; Senators Push Back Against BPA Selloff; AARP Warns of Tax Scammers
New EV Stations in Florence Yesterday was the unveiling of a new Electric Vehicle Charging station in Florence. Just before the noon hour Craig Sanders with the River House Inn and Old Towne Inn was joined by Rick and Julie Durst of Durst Energy and members of Central Lincoln PUD […]
Death With Dignity Improvement Proposed; Kidde Smoke Alarm Recall; Annual Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled
Death With Dignity Improvement Proposed Changes could be coming to Oregons Death With Dignity law. That is the hope of one opponent of the current verbiage contained in it. Bruce Yelle is the head of End Choices a non-profit that is spearheading changes in the current law. He says that […]
City of Florence should ease into State guideline; Art Brings Value to Community/Students; Gas Prices Climb Again
City of Florence should ease into State guideline Senate Bill 1051 that requires smaller cities to comply with expanded uses of residential properties goes into effect on July 1st. The new law requires the allowance of single resident zoning to allow for accessory dwelling units, or ADU’s. Due to the […]
Religious Groups to Back Gun Legislation; Power Outage Shortlived…For Most; Department of Revenue Acknowledges Breach; Bridge Delays For Coos Bay Travel
Religious Groups to Back Gun Legislation A group of religious leaders has introduced an initiative that would ban semiautomatic weapons and high-capacity magazines in Oregon. Initiative Petition 43 seeks to outlaw the sale of these weapons and require current owners to undergo background checkouts and register their guns. Rabbi Michael […]
Work Session Continues to Sort Out City Codes; Florence Fest ’18; ODFW Town Hall Meetings; Travel Carefully; 101 Accident
Work Session Continues to Sort Out City Codes A special work session for the City of Florence Council and Planning Commission will take place Monday evening at the Florence Event Center. They will be continuing their discussions from February on the changes that will need to happen with the city […]
Sibling March Set For Saturday; Camera For City Posterity; Building to Stay…For Now
Sibling March Set For Saturday There will be a Sibling march against gun violence in Florence this Saturday. According to organizer Nancy Rickart the event will be held on the streets of Florence beginning at 1 pm. “We’re gathering at the Methodist Church at 12:30 and we’ll march up 101 […]
Building Stands – For Now; Bill Could Fund Park Infrastructure; Whale Season Begins
Building Stands – For Now There has been no official release on the cause of the fire at the La Bula restaurant nor has there been any determination on what will happen with the building as we get closer to Rhody Days. Chief Jim Langborg with Siuslaw Valley Fire and […]




