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New shop joins Proposals sought for Siuslaw Watershed restoration
antique district
CORVALLIS — Cascade
Pacific Resource Conservation
and Development (CPRCD) is
accepting pre-application pro-
posals for watershed restora-
tion projects in the areas repre-
sented by the Alsea, Hebo,
Marys Peak and Siuslaw stew-
ardship groups.
Approximately $400,000 is
available for projects that
improve or restore fish and
wildlife habitat on private and
other non-federal lands where
there is a demonstrated benefit
to national forest lands.
CPRCD, working in con-
junction with the Siuslaw
National Forest and the four
partner stewardship groups,
will help to administer the
process of project application,
technical review, prioritization
and final award of funds to
approved project proposals.
Funding requests generally
should not exceed $100,000. It
is recommended that projects
be scalable. A 25-percent
match in funding or in-kind
contributions is recommended.
Pre-application proposals
are due Aug. 3.
The Siuslaw Collaborative
Watershed
Restoration
Program was developed after
the Wyden Amendment author-
ized that retained receipts from
stewardship timber sales may
be used on nearby lands that
benefit resources within water-
sheds of the Siuslaw National
Forest.
“The
Collaborative
Watershed
Restoration
Program (CWRP) allows the
Forest Service and its partners
and neighbors to consider the
whole landscape when plan-
ning restoration efforts,” said
Kirk Shimeall, CPRCD execu-
tive director. “It’s a valuable
and effective collaborative pro-
gram that we’re pleased to host
and administer.”
All required forms, includ-
ing the pre-application, time-
line, stewardship group area
maps, final application and
more are available online at
www.cascadepacificsteward
ship.org/multilist_1/documents
-forms/documents-forms.
For more information, con-
tact Connie Barnes at 541248-
3094, or email her at connie
@cascadepacific.org.
DAVE MASKO PHOTO
Mavels by the Sea owners Bernie Hill and Lois Bass
Oregon coastal treasures
reside at the newly opened
“Marvels by the Sea,” which is
home to distinctive fine and
decorative regional art cre-
ations.
Owners Bernie Hill and
Lois Bass offer carefully
selected collectable prints,
ornaments and fine glassware
in the heart of the Florence
Antique District (FAD) along
Highway 101 in downtown
Florence.
“We are happy to be a part
of the proud heritage of FAD
as a top local antique district
along the Oregon coast,” said
Hill.
Hill and Bass have worked
together to assemble an eclec-
tic mix of more than a dozen
vendors who display some of
the top collectibles at reason-
able prices.
“There is always that hidden
treasure available when you
visit this shop,” said Bass.
For more information about
Marvels by the Sea or the
Florence Antique District,
Marvels by the Sea at 541-
997-1267 or email marvelm-
sea @gmail.com.
Marvels by the Sea is locat-
ed at 575 Highway 101 Unit B
in the heart of the Florence
Antique District.
The shop is open seven days
a week.
—Submitted by Dave Masko
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Shawn Fleming
Construction
Light Commercial & Residential
20+ years experience
Relay for Life team
signups continuing
The American Cancer
Society’s Relay For Life of
Florence event be held
Saturday, Aug. 8, from noon to
midnight at Miller Park.
Teams and individuals can
sign up for the Relay event by
visiting www.relayforlife.org/
FlorenceOR.
Relay For Life is a commu-
nity-based event where teams
and individuals set up camp-
sites at a school, park or fair-
ground and take turns walking
or running around a track.
Each team has at least one par-
ticipant on the track at all
times.
Cancer survivors and care-
givers take a celebratory first
lap to start each event. Funds
raised through Relay For Life
have a major impact on the
fight to end cancer through
American Cancer Society
efforts such as:
• Helping to save 500 lives a
day that would have otherwise
been lost to the disease.
• Finding cancer’s causes
and cures through ground-
breaking research like targeted
therapies and personalized
medicine that tailor treatments
to the unique characteristics of
each patient.
• Finding new ways to pre-
vent cancer and detect it at its
earliest, most treatable stages.
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