Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, June 13, 2018
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The city of Cave Junction became a “Bee
Friendly City” in 2015. That proclamation gave
rise to the parade and the manifestation of three
pollinator gardens around Cave Junction: the
Josephine County Library, Evergreen Elementary
School and the Post Office. A garden space
filled with bright and colorful flowers attractive
to pollinators provides a great foundation for
downtown beautification goals.
“The parade is also acknowledging the
efforts of the Rusk Ranch Butterfly Pavilion,”
added Gardiner.
The route takes you around the block, on the
sidewalk, so even small children can participate.
After completing the circuit all are invited to join
in for a provided cup of lemonade or a cup of
your favorite summer drink brought from home.
Participants are encouraged to bring cups for
themselves as this event practices the “No Waste”
policy. No alcohol or dogs are allowed.
HELP
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Veterans experiencing
post-traumatic stress disorder
may be referred for specialized
treatment in the PTSD Program.
Services include individual
assessments, treatment planning,
and evidence-based individual and
group psychotherapies including
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)
Lily Bell sings “Butterfly, fly away” Thursday, June 7 during the 2018 commencement ceremony.
(CBT), Cognitive Processing for
Trauma (CPT) and Prolonged
Exposure (PE).
•Psychosocial Rehabilitation
and Recovery Center (PRCC)-
541-830-7555:
The Psychosocial
Rehabilitation and Recovery Center
(PRCC) offers person-centered,
recovery-based interventions for
Veterans experiencing severe
mental illness. Services include
social skills training, peer support
mentoring, illness management
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and recovery groups, wellness
groups, family education services,
and community engagement
opportunities.
•Vocational Rehabilitation
Program- 541-826-2111 ext. 3279:
Transitional Work Experience
offers assignments in businesses
that help Veterans function in the
work environment and reintegrate
into the community. Supported
Employment provides job support
services to help Veterans get and
keep jobs. These services are
Chronicle Wine Competition 2018 - the
largest wine competition in the country.
“What’s fairly significant is
that it’s not very often an Oregon
chardonnay walks away with Best in
Class at a California competition,” said
Bryan. “California is notorious for its
chardonnay.”
In addition to hosting the six
concerts this summer, all of which are
free, Deer Creek Vineyards also offers
a tasting room featuring its fine wines
which is open to the public Wednesday
through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
at 2680 Deer Creek Road in Selma.
Any questions can be directed to 541-
597-4226.
Treatment is individualized based
on the needs of the Veteran. Typical
length of stay is 90-180 days.
If you would like additional
information you can visit www.
mentalhealth.va.gov. There is also
a Veterans Crisis Line available
24/7 at 1-800-273-8255 (Spanish/
Español 1-888-628-9454). Veterans
press “1” after you call. You can
also chat live online with a crisis
counselor 24/7 by visiting www.
veterancrisisline.net.
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“What’s unique about our wines
is - not only do we farm sustainably
and organically - we use native,
wild yeast,” said Katherine Bryan,
describing a little bit of the process.
“That’s the yeast that’s on the grapes,
in the vineyard and in the winery.
That’s one of the differences between
a mass-produced wine and a craft-
produced wine.”
Back in January, Deer Creek
Vineyards saw their 2016 chardonnay
take Best in Class at the San Francisco
provided in the community, rather
than in mental health treatment of
rehabilitation settings.
•Residential Rehabilitation
Treatment Program- 541- 826-
2111 ext. 3210:
The Residential Rehabilitation
Treatment Program (RRTP)
provides a 24/7 therapeutic setting
for Veterans with mental health,
substance use disorder and co-
occurring concerns. Veterans may
also be homeless, unemployed or
have other psychosocial needs.
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