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Community July 21 2022 7 Little Leaguers Go To State! Vernonia’s Jr. National Baseball little league boys team, made up of 5 th and 6 th graders (aged 11 and 12), and competing in the Westside League, finished the regular season with a 14-1 record before taking 2 nd place in the District Tournament and earning a trip to the State Playoffs for the second year in a row. The Vernonia team is coached by Jared Busch and Marcos Ruiz, and includes Kelan Busch, Wyatt Dennis, Sam Hough, Jacob Roady, Josh LaBelle, David LaBelle, Marcus Kent, Isaiah Ruiz, Hayden Kofstad, and Ben Davis. The Vernonia boys played on Friday, July 15 in the Jr. National State Championship and opened the double elimination tournament with a win in their morn- ing game, defeating Tualatin 12-7, before falling 12-2 to eventual champions Monroe in the evening. The boys returned on Saturday morning and won their first game in the consolation round, beating MCGRA 8-5, and then fell to Sandy 16-10 in the afternoon to finish in 4 th place. Congratulations to the Vernonia Boys Jr. Na- tional team on their great season! Community-Based Nurses Meet Underserved Patients continued from front page coordination as well. CCOs aim to help Medicaid-covered community members manage chronic health conditions through preventative care. Building off OHSU’s success in obtaining reimbursement for its commu- nity-based programs, a team consisting of OHSU and Adventist Health nurse leaders and an OHSU health economist will work with health insurance payors that operate in Tillamook and Columbia counties. The project team will explore how the Adventist Health program’s services address the local payors’ needs and priorities, and develop a reimbursement proposal for the payors to consider. If they’re successful in making the Adventist Health program’s services reim- bursable, OHSU and Adventist Health hope other hospitals and health systems could use the project as a template and develop similar, financially sustainable programs throughout the U.S. At Fall Creek... Woodworking Starts In The Woods. This article was originally published on the OHSU website (https://www.ohsu.edu) on June 2, 2022. Hardwood Floors, Stairs, Custom Woodworking & Milling Services 503-429-4351 www.FallCreekWoodworking.com CCB# 79876 LET YOUR HOME PICK UP THE BILL WHATEVER YOU’RE DREAMING, A HELOC CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN. + get a 50 $ * gift card *Upon loan approval, current and new members who open a new home equity line of credit will receive a $50 gift card to a home improvement store of their choice. Retailers will vary by location and availability. These terms are subject to change without notice. Rates & financing are offered based on applicant’s credit worthiness and term of the loan. This promotional offer ends on July 30, 2022. Membership with Wauna CU required to be eligible for this special offer. Federally insured by NCUA. 24/7 Lending NMLS #421867 waunafcu.org 800.773.3236
