SIUSLAW NEWS | SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 | 3A
G ENERAL N EWS
Port of Siuslaw seeks to
fill two board vacancies
The Port of Siuslaw Board
of Commissioners will ap-
point a district citizen to fill
the Position 2 vacancy cre-
ated by the recent resigna-
tion of Nancy Rickard and
Position 4 vacancy created
by the recent resignation of
David Huntington following
his transition to Port Man-
ager.
The term of the appointee
will expire June 30, 2019, at
which time an elected suc-
cessor will be seated.
Persons wishing to be ap-
pointed to the Port Com-
mission vacancy should
obtain an application from
the Port office, 100 Harbor
St., or online at www.portof
siuslaw.com.
Applications will be ac-
cepted until 5 p.m. Friday,
June 15. Applicants must
be registered voters residing
within the Port of Siuslaw
district. Applicants may be
invited for interviews.
The Port of Siuslaw is a
Special District authorized
‘Pride’
beautifies the
streets of
Mapleton
by Oregon law to help sus-
tain the economic vitality of
western Lane County. The
district boundary encom-
passes most of the Siuslaw
River watershed, including
the coastal communities of
Florence and Dunes City
and extending upriver to
Mapleton, Walton, Lorane
and Blachly.
The Port is the sponsor of
the federal maritime invest-
ment in Lane County for
maintenance of the channel,
harbor, jetties and navigable
ocean bars. The Port also
has significant authority un-
der Oregon statute for local
economic development and
infrastructure projects that
encourage job creation and
tourism.
The Port of Siuslaw Board
of Commissioners meet reg-
ularly at 7 p.m. on the third
Wednesday of each month.
For more information,
contact the Port office at
541-997-3426.
T
he Mapleton Pride Clean Up Challenge
was a resounding success Saturday as 42
volunteers of all ages showed up to help clean up
the streets of Mapleton. The second year of what
organizers hope is an annual event resulted in a
pickup truck filled to the brim with trash collect-
ed by participants, along with new flowers plant-
ed in the area and local grounds trimmed and
mowed. The event was also a contest, with Ma-
pleton Fire Department teamed with Mapleton
School ties with the Community Members team
for picking up the most trash. Mapleton School
won the “Most Volunteers category. Each mem-
ber received a gift card to Rosa’s in Florence.
Correction
In the front-page article,
“City Council Welcomes
Civic Engagement,” in the
Wednesday, May 9 edition
of the Siuslaw News, it was
stated that councilor Susy
Lacer had served two terms;
councilor Lacer served one
term on the Florence City
Council and is not running
for another 4-year term.
Siuslaw News regrets the
error.
Communtiy Chorus hosting Mother’s Day Duet concert
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