SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018
Port to hold third
public input meeting
On Wednesday, Feb. 7, the
Port
of
Siuslaw
Commissioners will hold
another public input meeting
at 5 p.m. at the Port conference
room, located at 100 Harbor
St. in Florence.
The Port Commission is
planning a two-step process.
The first step being broad pub-
lic input meetings, the second
step is creating specific public
committees tackling individ-
ual projects the port is looking
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B&G Club donates socks to SOS
at. The meeting is a free-for-all
for the public to share ideas for
projects, improvements and
activities for the Port
Commission to consider.
Following the public input
session, the board will review
proposals for Mo’s building
repairs, then meet in executive
session per ORS 192.660(2)(a)
to review applications for the
Port Manager position.
For more information call
541-997-3426.
Oregon Coast Humane
Society adds veterinarian
“The doctor is in” for two
days a week at Oregon Coast
Humane
Society,
2840
Rhododendron Drive in
Florence.
Thursdays
will
be
spay/neuter surgery day for the
veterinarian, and Fridays will
be vaccines and some limited
wellness exams.
All paperwork and payment
for services will need to be
completed no later than the
Saturday prior to each appoint-
ment, so people are asked to
plan in advance.
To accommodate this sched-
ule, the shelter will be closed
to the public on Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
Call the shelter for appoint-
ments and more information at
541-997-4277.
Here is to happy and healthy
pets.
COURTESY PHOTO
Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County (BGCWLC) members present more than 150 pair of Bombas
socks to Siuslaw Outreach Services (SOS) on Thursday, Jan. 25, as part of the club’s ongoing community out-
reach initiative. The socks were donated to the club as part of Bombas’ pledge to donate one pair of socks
to charity for every pair sold. BGCWLC received 500 pair of socks from Bombas in response to a grant request
submitted by the club last year. The socks were distributed to club members and families in the community
that participated in the club’s annual Stuff the Bus campaign to collect food, clothing and toys for local needy
families. BGCWLC Executive Director Jack Davis said, “Our kids really enjoyed being able to share with SOS
and to learn about all the things they do to help those in need. Our members really get in to giving back to
this wonderful community.”
Florence In Bloom
Florence awaits naming of Top 5 Business Revolution towns
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The
Small
Business
Revolution (SBR) will be
announcing the Top 5 Towns
on Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 7 a.m.
EST, 4 a.m. PST.
You can watch the Top 5
announcement on Facebook
Live by following SBR’s
Facebook page at www.face-
book.com/smallbizrev.
Florence is currently in the
Top 10 Towns and is anxious-
ly awaiting the results to see if
the community has made it to
the next round.
If Florence makes it into the
Top 5, the next step will be an
online vote that will run from
Feb. 13-20. The voting will be
open and individuals will be
able to vote once per day dur-
ing the week-long voting peri-
od by visiting www.deluxe.
com/small-business-revolu-
tion.
small business revolution in
all of our neighboring commu-
nities.”
The Florence Downtown
Revitalization Team, Florence
Area Chamber of Commerce
and the City of Florence are
encouraging those who are
interested to share the dates of
the public vote with their con-
tacts.
Since the announcement of
the Top 5 Towns and the open-
ing of the public vote will hap-
pen simultaneously, Florence
residents are being asked to do
what they can to prepare for
the possibility of making it
into the next round. They are
also encouraged to keep shar-
ing what they love about the
community using the hashtag
#MyFlorence and tagging
@smbizrevolution.
The
Small
Business
Revolution endeavor has been
spearheaded
by
the
In 2017, there were about 1
million votes cast nation-
wide, with the winning town
receiving over 350,000 votes.
Florence is one of only two
towns in the current Top 10 on
the entire west coast, with the
other being Martinez Calif.
“The
community
of
Florence is honored to repre-
sent Oregon on this adven-
ture,”
said
Florence
Downtown
Revitalization
Team chairwomen Ellen
Huntingdon.
“We
truly
believe that a win for Florence
is a win for all rural towns
throughout
the
Pacific
Northwest.
“Our small towns, nation-
wide, all face similar chal-
lenges. If Florence is chosen
as the featured town for ‘Main
Street Season 3,’ we would
love to pass on the knowledge
that we receive from this
opportunity and help spark a
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Downtown
Revitalization
Team, which is a subcommit-
tee of the Florence Area
Chamber of Commerce, along
with support and coordination
from the City of Florence,
Florence area business owners
and local leadership.
If chosen to be featured in
The
Small
Business
Revolution Main Street
Season 3, the Florence com-
munity will receive $500,000
in downtown revitalization
and will be featured in an
eight-part series that will
stream on Hulu.
You can watch seasons 1
and 2 of the Small Business
Revolution Main Street series
on Hulu or on its website at
www.deluxe.com/small-busi-
ness-revolution/main-street.
For more information, con-
tact Ellen Huntingdon at ellen
.huntingdon@opbc.com or
541-902-1509.
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