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NEWS
What’s going on?
New board m em ber appointed
In December 2018, Ron Adams
retired, leaving a position
open bn th e C la ck a m a s
Community College Board of
Education. The position has
been filled by Betty Reynolds,
retired state executive apd
long-tim e member o f public
education. The position is
dedicated to representing the
West Linn-Wilsonville district
among the board. She is still
serving on the W est L in n -
Wilsonvilie School Board and
will continue to until June 30,
2019.
P re s id e n ts Day H oliday
Every y ear, on the third
Monday of February, many of
us get a day o ff. On FOb. 18,
the college will be closed in
honor of Presidents Day. But
the college isn’t the only place
that’ s going to be closed; the
U .S. Postal Service and banks
will be closed down, the DMV
and courts will not be open,
as well as stock markets and
schools. Grocery stores will
be open and most retail stores
even hold Presidents Day sales!
Black H isto ry M o n th film
The M u ltic u ltu ra l C en te r
is h o s tin g a sho w in g o f
“ More than a M onth” in the
com m unity cen ter ort Feb.
20 at noon in honor of Black
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spring term class schedule is
going to be released online on
Feb. 21 and the physical copy
will be available the same day
as registration.
DUI checkpoints increased
Clackam as County S h e r iff’ s
Office increased patrols in an
attempt to decrease the number
o f impaired driver accidents.
Forty drivers in to tal were
detained as a result of the
S h e riff’ s O ffice’ s efforts. The
goal for the month of February
is no fatalities, and in order to
do so the patrols will grow as,
the month progresses;
F ru it tr e e g r a f tin g
The Home Orchard Society is
hosting a whip grafting tutorial
for fruit trees. Rootstock and
Scion Wood will be provided,
though a straight edged knife
H isto ry M o n th ..„T h e film
tackles diversity, the concept
of freedom and what it means
to fight for your place.
will be required along with a fee
of $20^ Sessions will last from
9 a.m . to 3 p.mi on Feb. 23 with
three different sessions offered
in those times.
Winter term finals
begin on March 18.
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See next week in issue 13!
In issue 11, Ariane Mabano was misidentified on page 6.
ON THE COVEN:
Com ic drawn by Eric Carlson. Cover designed By Victoria Durling.
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S p rin g te rm
With April showers bring May
flow ers... and also spring term!
Registration for the 2OJL9 spring
term begins on Feb. 25 with
classes starting on April 1. The
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February 13, 2019