SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 2016
Check voter registration as elections near
If you plan to vote for your
favorite candidate in the 2016
Presidential Primary Election
on Tuesday, May 17, you
must be registered to vote by
Tuesday, April 26.
The election will include
voting for Lane County
Justice of the Peace, Lane
County Sheriff and several
county measures.
Ballots will be mailed and
official drop sites will be
open on Friday, April 29.
For more information
about voting in Oregon, go to
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Smalldon wins FAHS portrait raffle
www.sos.oregon.gov/voting-
elections.
For more information
about voting in Lane
County, go to www.lane
county.org/Departments/CA
O/Operations/CountyClerk/el
ections.
THIS WEEK’S FEATURES: $9 | $8 Senior/Student/Military | $7.50 Matinees Before 3 | $7 Child | $6.50 Members
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JJ Abrams surprised everyone by announcing this
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BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
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With Batman and Superman at war with one another, a
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danger than it’s ever known before.
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BATMAN V SUPERMAN: 3D
PG-13 151 MIN
Stars: Amy Adams, Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill,
Jason Momoa, Jesse Eisenberg
MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN - PG 109 MIN
Jennifer Garner stars in a faith-based film based on
“'Three Miracles From Heaven' by Christy Beam about
a young woman’s accident that leads to a miracle…
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“Expertly combines keen wit with a gentle, and very
timely, message of inclusivity and empowerment.”
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“Recaptures the original film’s sense of constantly
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National Theatre Live: AS YOU LIKE IT
180 MIN – “Ingenious reimagining of Shakespeare’s
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Jeanne Smalldon, winner of the Florence Area Humane Society fundraiser “For the Love
of Animals” portrait raffle, displays the finished work of her sheltie Gemma, done by
artist John Leasure, during the presentation March 11 at the Florence Events Center
(FEC). From left: gallery art committee member Claudia Brown; artist John Leasure;
Jeanne Smalldon and gallery art committee member Ron Hildenbrand. Smalldon won
the raffle held Feb. 12 at the FEC.
Hear Siuslaw Vision Project results tonight
Tonight, residents of the
Siuslaw community will gather
at a Siuslaw Pathways
Regional Forum to hear the
results of the Siuslaw Vision
Project and begin to identify
key action items that will
enhance our community.
The family-friendly event is
open to interested community
members, of all ages, living in
the region. It will be held from
6 to 8 p.m. at the Florence
Senior Center community
meeting
space,
1570
Kingwood St.
Light refreshments will be
served and there will be play
space for young children.
The forum is the culmina-
tion of the community vision-
ing process that began with an
online survey about communi-
ty vitality and has continued
through a series of community
meetings and targeted focus
group discussions.
“We had great input from
residents throughout our
region, teenager to senior citi-
zen, about what would make
this an even better place to
grow up, work and live,” com-
mented Becky Goehring, one
of the co-leaders of the
Pathways Visioning Project.
“We will be presenting that
and, most importantly, giving
people a chance to become a
champion and work to bring a
part of the vision that is impor-
tant to them, to reality.”
Some possibilities of action
committees include creating
community recreation centers,
enhancing job training with
internships and mentorships,
intergenerational support in
childcare, job efforts, aging in
place movements, better access
to healthcare throughout the
region, affordable housing and
repurposing abandoned store-
fronts or mill sites.
The first part of tonight’s
meeting will include a presen-
tation and discussion of the
vision statement. During the
second half, participants will
choose an action area and
begin exploring ways to move
that idea forward.
The Siuslaw Region shares
the same boundaries as the
Mapleton and Siuslaw School
Districts and includes the com-
munities
of
Deadwood,
Swisshome,
Mapleton,
Florence and Dunes City.
All ages are welcome and
encouraged to attend to help
shape the future of the Siuslaw
region.
The project has been sup-
ported by The Ford Family
Foundation, the City of
Florence, Florence Rotary and
the Siuslaw Library District,
along with community support.
For more information, con-
tact Liz Vollmer-Buhl, project
manager, at 541-520-2401 or
Becky Goehring at 541-997-
9046.
Local police make several arrests in March
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Florence Police Department
and other agencies announced
s e v e r a l
arrests made
in or around
Florence in
March.
Douglas
C o u n t y
Sheriffs
O f f i c e
Trevor Welch a r r e s t e d
T r e v o r
Welch
on
March 1. Welch had warrants
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
out for his arrest for theft, iden-
tity theft and probation viola-
tion. He was lodged in Douglas
County Jail.
According to Florence
police, Welch went into
Florence
neighborhoods
knocking on doors trying to
solicit for yard or handyman
work. He then provided a con-
tract for services and asked for
payment before the work was
completed.
This resulted in only part of
the work being completed,
Welch not returning and the
victims out of at least partial
payment.
Florence
police arrest-
ed Robert
W r i g h t
Speer
on
March 5 for
charges of
rape and sex
abuse. He Robert Wright
was lodged
Speer
in
Lane
County Jail.
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