Florence Oregon News

Kinder Kick Off; Lane County Joins Climate Change Plan; Florence City Council Meeting; Lane County Joins Climate Change Plan; Florence City Council Meeting; Slipper Drive; COVID-19

Kinder Kick Off Teachers at Siuslaw Middle School are already gearing up for the fall with their Kinder Kick Off on Thursday May 5th.  Crystal Osburn says it a great time to familiarize the young ones with the facility and reduce some of the first day jitters. “Sometimes it’s more […]

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Mapleton Schools Near Selection of New Superintendent; Pet Grief Counseling Changes Meet Day; Flu Update; COVID-19; Reedsport Schools Reopen; Curb Project Nears Completion (ODOT Update)

Mapleton Schools Near Selection of New Superintendent Search for new school boss in Mapleton nears completion.  The Mapleton School Board Wednesday met with their top candidate to take over as Superintendent following the retirement of Jodi O’Mara in June.  Board Chair Mary Ellen Mansfield said they are moving forward with […]

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Covid 19 Numbers Low – 9th Street Project Hampered – Mapleton Schools Seek New Chief

Vaccination and Testing Clinic Wednesday Case numbers for COVID-19 have been relatively low along the coast for several weeks with one new case reported (1509) as part of Monday’s daily briefing, but the City of Florence in conjunction with Lane County Public Health continue to offer vaccination and COVID tested […]

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Siuslaw High School Threat – Not Credible; DeFazio Positive for COVID; COVID-19 Updates; Distracted Driving Awareness

Siuslaw High School Threat – Not Credible Yesterday afternoon Florence police Dispatch received a threatening call from someone stating that they were walking toward Siuslaw High School with an explosive device.  The individual was heavily accented and gave a description of the school that did not match any facility at […]

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Political Signage Rules; COVID-19 Rising Again; Drone Usage in Oregon Parks; Oyster Warning From ODA; Transit Money

Political Signage Rules The Oregon Department of Transportation issued reminders for those posting political signs leading up to the May primary and beyond.  If signs are located in right of way of any highway they may be removed without notice.  They are also prohibited on trees, utility poles, fence posts […]