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THE CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY SNAPSHOT OF LOCAL EVENTS AND MORE
Point
2 Point
Get There
Challenge
T
he 2019 Get There
Challenge t a kes
place Oct. 7-21 and urges
Oregonians to out-com-
mute the competition. Get
There is a product of the
Oregon Department
of Transportation,
and is Oregon’s trip
planning tool that
Get2the
Willamette
SPRINGFIELD –
On Friday, Oct. 4, in
suppor t of wa l k i ng,
biking and the Get There
Challenge, a Wheels by
the Willamette event
will be held from 4 to
6 p.m. beginning at
the Northbank Path at
Aspen and West D Street
in Springfi eld. Free bicy-
cle safety checks, pedes-
trian materials (i.e. bike
maps, lights, etc.) and
snacks. More info: Emma
Newman: 541-726-4585
or enewman@spring-
fi eld-or.gov.
connects users to transporta-
tion options, including fi nding a
carpool match, joining or start-
ing a vanpool, fi nding transit
options and locating bike share
stations. Visit getthereore-
gon.org for more informa-
tion on how you can win prizes
for not driving alone.
Design: Andrew von Engel/The Chronicle. File images
Pour
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CRESWELL– Creslane
parents, feel free to drop
into the C r e s l a ne
Elementary School
library between 8 and
9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct.
8 to have coffee with
principal Amy Halley.
Stay for as long or as little
as you’d like. This is an
opportunity to share ideas,
hear about what is happen-
ing at school, and connect
with other families in an
informal get-together. More
dates: Dec. 10, Feb. 11, and
April 14.
Come2
TheChronicle
Come2the Carnival
CRESWELL – Creswell Christian Academy’s
harvest of traditional games and prizes
dard carnival games, including the cake
second annual School Carnival is Friday,
under October’s Hunter’s Moon. This year,
walk. Pictured at last year’s event is cake
Oct. 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 597 S.
the carnival has expanded to include a
walk winner Lilly Waidlow, of Creswell.
Front St. Children of all ages can enjoy a
baking contest, a children’s train and stan-
CHRONICLE ARCHIVES
Creswell Food 4 Kids
(CF4K) is a community-spon-
sored program seeking
businesses to place food-do-
nation baskets in their stores.
The Chronicle has one, and
encourages others to do the
same. Those willing to help
should contact Lisa Ross at
CreswellFood4KidsProgram
@gmail.com.