THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019
COTTAGE
COMMUNITY
GROVE
THE CHRONICLE — 11
Plate awaits
approval
The Oregon Wildlife
Foundation launched the
Watch for Wildlife campaign
to get Oregon’s next wildlife
license plate approved by
the DMV.
The plate, featuring a mule
deer and a Cascade Range
mountain, was conceived by
the Foundation and partners
to raise awareness about
wildlife-vehicle collisions
on Oregon’s highways
and roads. Mule deer are
an iconic western species
whose numbers are already
in decline due to habitat loss.
Vouchers are available to
purchase, and can be used
once the plate is approved.
More info: myowf.org/
watchforwildlife.
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Cottage Grove
Results & Schedules
Swinging Bridge formal opening on Nov. 30
RESULTS
FOOTBALL
Friday, Oct. 18
Game: Cottage Grove vs La
Grande
Results: The Lions lost at home
70-6, marking their seventh loss of
the season.
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Match: CGHS vs. Elmira, Tuesday,
Oct. 15
Result: The Lions swept the Fal-
cons 3-0: 25-20, 25-16, 25-16.
Match: CGHS at Junction City,
Thursday, Oct. 17
Result: The Lions lost to the Tigers
1-3: 17-25, 25-22, 22-25, 16-25.
SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL
Friday, Oct. 25
CGHS at Junction City, 7 p.m.
BOYS’ SOCCER
Thursday, Oct. 24
CGHS at Marist Catholic, 6:30 p.m.
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GIRLS’ SOCCER
Thursday, Oct. 24
CGHS vs. Marist Catholic, 6:30
p.m.
– Compiled by Jordan Lampe
One of the fi nal photos before the iconic bridge's completion and "soft" opening on Oct. 18.
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