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Sheriff To Visit Florence on Jail Levy A request for voter approval of a “local option” tax levy to help pay for services at the Lane County Jail is the topic of a public information session scheduled for this Saturday in Florence. Sheriff Cliff Harrold will be at Siuslaw Public […]
Athlete of the Week The Sports Club, the Siuslaw News and Coast Radio Sports congratulate freshman Viking baseball player Jordan Pitcher as this week’s Athlete of the Week. In Friday’s doubleheader Jordan was 4 for 7 with 4 runs and 3 RBI’s a double and three stolen bases. Honorable Mention […]
Viking Baseball The Siuslaw Vikings split a double Header with Elmira on Friday. The Vikings were in control of game one with a 9-5 lead when Elmira used the bottom of the 6th inning to bring 7 runs across the plate taking a 12-9 lead. The Vikings brought one more […]
Preparing for Fire Season Wildfires are a growing threat in the Northwest and a lot of money is spent on fire suppression. But a less costly approach could be to make homes and buildings more resistant to damage. Kate Anderson with Sightline Institute says “fire hardening” is far cheaper and […]
Mother’s Decision Remains the Same The story broke last weekend of the mother who pulled her 12 year old son from the local club baseball team over a blue flag lives matter. Teri Webb spoke with Coast Radio about her decision. And while she said she had no ill feelings […]
Siuslaw Golf Records 4th Straight Win The Siuslaw Viking golf team is on a roll. Yesterday they participated in their 4th tournament of the season and came away with their 4th victory. The Marshfield Invitational was held at the Florence Golf Links where Ryan Klampe scored another individual victory scoring […]
Viking Baseball The Siuslaw Vikings fell into a 5-1 hole after a shaky top half of the third inning last night, but wild pitches and throwing eras cut the lead with the Vikings scoring 4 in the bottom of the inning. Despite the rough start the Vikings stayed ahead of […]
Rural Agencies May Suffer Financially Under a proposal from the Legislature, Oregon’s service agencies could see a cut to spending. It could hit hardest in rural areas. Under the Committee on Ways and Means Co-Chair budget, state agency spending would be cut by two-point-five percent. John Mullin worked with […]
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