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Parry on April 26, 1959,
and later divorced. She
married Kenneth Wester-
berg on June 2, 1979.
During her life, Mar-
lene was a member of the
following clubs: Florence
Bowling Association, La-
dies Golf Association,
Lady of the Elks, Florence
WESTERBERG—Mar-
lene Rae Westerberg, 88,
of Florence, died Dec. 16,
2019, of natural causes.
Born Nov. 27, 1938, in
Long Beach, Calif., Mar-
lene graduated from Myr-
tle Point High School in
1957.
She married Kenneth
Arts & Crafts, Eastern Star
Lodge, Central Oregon
Coast Board of Realtors,
Oregon Realtor Education
Club.
She worked as a bar-
tender, lounge manager,
and secretary before get-
ting her Real Estate license
in 1975. She sold real estate
Hazard tree, brush clearing begins on Hwy. 126
Travelers should expect
short delays on Highway
126, the Florence-Eugene
Highway, as crews clear
brush along the road.
Flaggers are controlling
traffic between Territori-
al Highway and Ellmak-
er Road in Veneta for the
next six weeks from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Monday through
Thursday.
Work began Monday,
Jan. 6.
Drivers are asked to
watch for flaggers and
crews in the area.
Where traffic is routed
through or around a work
zone, pedestrians, includ-
ing those with disa-bilities,
will also be provided routes
through or around the
work zone.
For 24/7 road conditions
and traffic alerts, visit trip-
check.com or call 5-1-1.
from April 1975 to May
1984.
She owned and operated
the Florence Diet Center
from May 1985 to April
1989. After that, she chose
to be a stay-at-home wife.
She was preceded in
death by her spouse, Ken-
neth Westerberg, and her
WEATHER DATA
D ATE
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Dec. 31
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
Jan. 3
Jan. 4
Jan. 5
Jan. 6
49 38 1.19
51 44 0.52
49 41 0.00
58 39 1.12
48 37 0.58
48 41 0.83
48 44 0.62
If DMV receives notice
that your car is totaled or
substantially altered after
Jan. 1, 2020, you will be
able to keep the plates and
registration on the vehicle
or transfer them to another
vehicle.
House Bill 2576, passed
by the 2019 Legislature,
changed requirements to
transfer plates and regis-
trations for some vehicles.
Here is what the new law
does:
• Requires tow compa-
nies to allow the registered
owner to remove their
plates from a vehicle after it
has been towed.
• Allows you to transfer
your plates and registration
when a salvage title has
been issued to your totaled
or substantially altered ve-
hicle.
• Allows you to keep the
plates and registration on,
or transfer them from, a
vehicle that is totaled or
substantially altered, or is
recovered after a theft, as
long as a salvage title has
not been issued.
• Allows an approved
customer-provided special
interest plate to be trans-
ferred from one vehicle to
another qualifying vehicle.
For more information on
plate transfers, visit Ore-
gonDMV.com.
In fact, any time you
need to visit DMV, please
first check OregonDMV.
com to find business hours,
locations and wait times for
most offices, and to make
sure you have everything
you need before your visit.
You also can do some
DMV business from home
at OregonDMV.com.
PHPH Walk-In clinic location has moved
To ease transportation
challenges and better serve
patients, the PeaceHealth
Medical Group Walk-In
Clinic at PeaceHealth Peace
Harbor Medical Center has
been moved to the 390
Building, adjacent to the
Emergency Department, as
of Jan. 2.
The Walk-In Clinic’s pre-
vious location — the 380
Building, near the center of
the campus — was incon-
venient for patients who
are referred either to or
from the emergency room.
Cross-referrals were fre-
quently, posing challenges
for patients with limited
mobility and adding more
time to their visits.
In addition to being clos-
er to the ER, the Walk-In
Clinic’s new location is near
the Imaging and Labora-
tory departments, where
patients sometimes need
to go for services during a
clinic visit.
The Walk-In Clinic’s
current providers are Clare
Brien, MD; Thomas Caton,
MD; Aprill Graham, FNP;
and Ben Schroder, PA-C.
The Walk-In Clinic’s
Amy Tensen, PA-C, moved
to the 390 Building on Dec.
16.
In addition to this move,
the Behavioral Health Ser-
vices department has relo-
cated from the 340 Build-
ing, near the north end of
campus, to the 390 Build-
ing to help further inte-
grate behavioral health and
primary care services.
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starting
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To accommodate the
new tenants in the 390
Building, the following
Family Practice providers
are now located in the 380
Building, effective Jan. 2
unless otherwise noted:
• Jeff Hughes, PA-CA
• Melissa Moffett, PA-C
• Heather Posegate, FNP
• Aaron Holmes, MD
(effective Dec. 16)
Also, Justine Parker, DO,
and Jacquelyn Serrano,
MD, will be located full-
time in Women’s Services
in the 340 Building.
For more information
about the location of your
provider, call 541-997-
7134.
great-grandchildren.
There will be a Celebra-
tion of Life this Saturday,
Jan. 11, at the Florence
Senior Center from 1 to 3
p.m.
Arrangements
made
through Burns Riverside
Chapel.
Dunes Memorial Chapel
serving Florence and the surrounding area
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Rainfall Week: 4.86”
Month: 9.91” Year: 64.84”
Plate transfers now allowed for some vehicles
brother, Donald Kosar.
She is survived by her
children: Joe (Norma) Par-
ry, Bruce (Cyndi) Parry,
Rhonda (Dave) Gardiner
and Susan (Mike) Jubie;
her sister, Darien Gronski;
her brothers Les Walker
and Steve Walker; eight
grandchildren and six
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