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Columbia Pacific CCO
Hosts Community Meeting
Columbia Pacific CCO’s Com-
munity Advisory Council would like to
invite you to their annual community
presentation: Using Data to Understand
Community Health Improvement on
Monday, April 10, 2017 from 3:30-5:00
pm at Sunset Park Community Church,
174 Sunset Blvd., St. Helens.
The presenter, Ari Wagner,
health data analyst, will show us how
2017
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data comes to life in an entertaining and
meaningful way. This community con-
versation is for all interested individuals
in Columbia County.
Register for the event at https://
www.eventbrite.com/e/health-priorites-
annual-update-for-columbia-county-
tickets-32931449853 or contact Karen
at: knudsonk@careoregon.org.
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58645 Nehalem Hwy. S.
Vernonia, Oregon 97064
503-429-7867
E-9 - 5 x 10 - T. McTaggart
Auction will be held
Wednesday,
April 26 at Noon
Please call prior
to confirm the auction
tasks in order to protect, maintain, op-
erate and repair state park lands, natu-
ral and cultural resources, structures,
facilities, equipment and systems by
using skills in building trades, including
carpentry, electrical, plumbing, painting
and landscape maintenance, as well as
specialized program skills.
To qualify, applicants must have two
years of visitor services experience
(e.g. rule enforcement; interpretation
such as education and environmental
awareness programs; special events
and activities) AND/OR maintenance
experience (e.g. construction trades,
landscaping). OR an associate’s de-
gree in Park and Recreation Administra-
tion or Natural Resource Management
or Environmental studies and 6 months
of visitor service experience AND/OR
mainteaance experience.
Application materials must be submitted
through the State of Oregon electronic
E-recruit system. If you do not have ac-
cess to the internet you can visit your
local Employment Office, or local library.
Contact: Betsy Miller, Park Special-
ist at 503-324-0606 x221 or visit www.
oregonstateparks.org today. OPRD is
an equal opportunity, affirmative action
employer committed to a diverse work
place.
9-1-1 COMMUNICATIONS SPECIAL-
IST Columbia 9-1-1 Communications
District (C911CD) is conducting a hir-
ing process for full-time Communica-
tions Specialists (9-1-1 Dispatcher-Call
taker) to join our training program as
limited training slots become available.
Log on to www.columbia911.com and
click on ‘Careers.’ For any questions
call (503) 366- 6976.
Production workers wanted for entry
level sawmill positions. Competitive
wages and benefit package. Must be
able to pass drug screen and have a
current driver’s license. Apply in person
at 69480 Banzer Rd., Mist, OR 97016
Monday - Friday 7 AM - 3 PM
ESTATE
SALE
Saturday April 15, 8am-5pm 1009
2 nd Avenue, Vernonia. Cash only,
no checks. Dining set, china cabinet
w/ beveled glass & light, freezer,
microwave & cabinet, recliner chairs,
love seat, bedroom set – regular size
mattress & 2 dressers, queen bed,
dresser, gun cabinet, patio set, BBQ,
Kirby vacuum, misc. household items,
tools, fire wood.
Vernonia
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NOW HIRING Seasonal Park Ranger
1 L.L. Stub Stewart State Park/Banks-
Vernonia State Trail, 30380 NW High-
way 47, Buxton, OR 97109
$2,874 - $3,943 Monthly
The Seasonal Park Ranger 1 performs,
conducts and oversees a variety of
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Firefighter/EMT Mist-Birkenfeld RFPD
is currently accepting applications for a
Firefighter/EMT position. Information
about the Fire District, its hiring process
and an application can be found on the
District’s website at www.mistbirken-
feldrfpd.org. Application period opens
April 7 and closes April 28. $36,000 -
$45,000/yr, DOE. Residency require-
ment.
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ested in joining the council or learning
more about how to get involved are
encouraged to contact the coordinator
at coordinator@oregoninvasivespecies-
council.org.
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strategic objectives.
“Pathways management is a col-
laborative approach to invasive species
management that leverages limited fund-
ing, works across jurisdictional boundar-
ies and supports science-based decision
making to protect Oregon,” said Jalene
Littlejohn, OISC Lead Coordinator.
About the Oregon Invasive Species
Council
The OISC is a group of repre-
sentatives from state and public agen-
cies, scientists, educators and members
of the public who lead Oregon’s fight
against the threat of invasive plants and
animals. They collaborate with a wide
group of people to spearhead initiatives
to increase citizen understanding and in-
volvement in protecting the state against
the harms of invasive species.
The council was created by the
Oregon Legislature in 2001 and receives
funding through a variety of state, fed-
eral and private donations. Those inter-
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622 Bridge Street Vernonia, OR 97064
phone (503) 429-0880 -- fax (503) 429-0881
