Munsel Lake Road water extension to aid fire protection Several different public works projects are already underway… or will start soon. One of those is an enlargement of the water system capacity to the neighborhood at the east end of Munsel Lake Road at North Fork. Florence Public Works Director […]
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Prevent picnic poisoning; bank on starting the 4th weekend right; Rhody Express It; Gas prices steady; SOS gets emergency voucher grant; and a ’75 Siuslaw grad works on groundbreaking facial reconstruction
Outdoor cooking and eating can pose risks More and more people will be cooking and eating outdoors beginning with this holiday weekend. Unfortunately that means more people are at risk of getting sick because of food-borne illnesses. Food Safety Specialist Susan Kendrick, with the Oregon Department of Agriculture, says a little […]
Life Jacket exchange; Wyden blasts Senate Republicans; Jr. Baseball tourney boosts business; Boys and Girls Club opens summer teen program; Higher health rates and camping fees on horizon for 2017.
Life jacket exchange aimed at improving safety for kids Today is the first full day of summer and that means lots of people will be on the lakes and rivers. Members of the Lane County Search and Rescue program say it’s important that everyone on the water have a properly […]
On the diamond… big turnout expected for Gehlke Jr. Baseball Tourney; Eugene Emeralds open season with high hopes
Florence’s Miller Park to host annual tournament The largest turnout for the local Rick and Corrine Gehlke-Florence Junior Baseball Tournament is expected this weekend at Miller Park. 39 teams covering various age groups from several different communities will play on the five diamonds Saturday and Sunday. Northwest League play begins […]
Last day of school; Pay hikes proposed for county officials; Pump prices steady; Florence City Council examining fee schedule; Two new residents at Oregon Coast Aquarium; and a local vigil Thursday night will remember Orlando victims
Classes end for the year at Siuslaw… When students at Siuslaw schools went home yesterday afternoon it was for the final time this school year. Siuslaw Superintendent Ethel Angal said if she were to issue a report card for the district it would be mostly A’s. Ethel Angal – “I […]
Coast Radio News – Off Duty Coast Guardman Rescues Two From Surf
Off-duty Coast Guardsman rescued two boys from the surf The two boys were swept out by the tide near the Siuslaw River North Jetty shortly before 4:30 p.m. Fireman, Dana Gagliardi, a member of the Coast Guard Station Siuslaw River, rescued the boys and returned them to their parents on […]
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Siuslaw school board pondering next move
Voters turn down construction levy Siuslaw School board chair Tammy Butler said she had mixed emotions yesterday morning when she saw the results of the vote on a school levy that would have paid for construction of a new high school. Tammy Butler – “I think we’re going to need […]
