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ANNOUNCEMENTS
To prepare for the winter
storm season the Port of
Siuslaw has placed protec-
tive log booms around its
marinas. Booms are placed
around the East and West
boat basins, and at the boat
launch, located at the end of
Harbor Street.
Increasing debris fl ow in the
Siuslaw River over recent
years requires the Port to take
these protective measures.
Debris trapped in the basins
can damage docks and
moored vessels, as well as
hinder boat launches. The
log booms are placed around
the marinas to reduce the
amount of debris that enters
the basins. Port staff still
expend many hours per week
removing fl oating debris that
enters the basins despite the
boom logs, or from when the
booms are left open.
Boaters are advised to use
care when operating around
the log booms, and should
not attempt to move the
booms during strong winds
or rough water conditions.
Boaters are responsible
for securely replacing the
log booms after their boat
enters or exits the marina
or launch ramp area. Boat
operators should give careful
consideration to the current
and river conditions before
attempting to move the log
booms. Chains and shackles
secure the booms, but
handling lines are attached
to each boom for ease of
opening and closing the
boom. Instructions are posted
at the docks for moving and
securing the booms and
Port staff are available to
answer questions or provide
assistance.
Any questions should be
directed to the Port offi ce at
541-997-3040.
SERVICES
Cleaning Services
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Provides Consistent, High
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REAL ESTATE
Driftwood Shores Resort
is currently accepting ap-
plications for experienced
housekeepers, housemen,
janitors and a full-time win-
dow washer. An overall un-
derstanding of hotel cleaning
procedures is preferred. Must
have strong communication
skills, a positive attitude and
reliable transportation. Se
habla espanol. Please apply
in person.
$650/mo. plus deposit. Reed-
sport- 2-level, 2bdrm, 1.5ba.,
water/garbage/laundry, NP/
NS or vaping. 541-991-6833.
Le Chateau - Housekeeping
& Desk Clerk – Apply in
person at 1084 Highway 101.
Starting pay at $12.50/hr.
McDonalds Crew –Seeking
enthusiastic & outgoing in-
dividuals looking for fl exible
schedule up to 30hrs/wk.
Apply in store or online @
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Help Wanted
Caregiver – 3-6 hours per
week. Assist w/ADL’s, light
exercise and meal prep with a
female client. Presently need
help on Friday’s- 11am-2pm.
541-997-1503.
Caregiver or CNA – NEW
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$15 per hour, lots of hours
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Caregivers –Spruce Point
–Looking for people who
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w/seniors.Wage DOE.Please
apply in person @ 375
9thStreet, across from the
hospital.
Carpenter - Rate of pay $16-
27 an hour depending upon
experience. Paid Holidays
and vacation. Email resume
tofl orencebuilder@gmail.
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Dairy Queen – Full-time,
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Flexible hours. Competitive
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S IUSLAW N EWS
NAPSI)—Diabetes is not just an
adult disease. It’s one of the most com-
mon chronic conditions aff ecting chil-
dren and teens in the United States.
Today, it aff ects about 193,000 youth
under 20 years of age and rates of new-
ly diagnosed cases in young people are
increasing.
When a young person has diabetes,
it can be diffi cult to determine wheth-
er the disorder is type 1 or type 2. In
either case, managing the diabetes is
very important for long-term health.
Children and teens need support
from their parents or other adult
caregivers to manage their diabetes.
Research shows that managing diabe-
tes best works when adults and youth
work as a team. Th e young person can
gradually take on more responsibility,
with the adult monitoring from a dis-
tance and making changes as needed.
Here are the main tasks that need to
be covered in a diabetes plan:
•Manage blood glucose levels. An
important goal for youth with diabe-
tes is to take medicines as prescribed,
at the right time, and in the right
dose—even when they feel good or
have reached their suggested target for
blood glucose goals. Research shows
that health complications can be
greatly reduced, delayed, or possibly
prevented by keeping blood glucose
levels near normal. It’s also important
to consistently take prescribed blood
pressure or cholesterol medicines.
•Adopt healthy habits. Youth with
diabetes should follow a healthy eat-
ing plan that allows enough calories
for growth but avoids added sugar and
fat. Getting enough sleep is also im-
portant. Some strategies that parents
and youth can negotiate are to turn off
electronics before bedtime and to keep
a regular sleep schedule. A third im-
portant healthy habit is regular phys-
ical activity. If possible, youth should
check blood glucose levels before,
during, and aft er a game or a sport, to
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help monitor blood glucose levels.
•Stay prepared for emergencies. A
“go kit” that young people can assem-
ble with help from adults includes at
least a week’s worth of medical sup-
plies and equipment, a three-day sup-
ply of food, emergency and health care
professional contact lists, a medication
list including doses and dosing sched-
ules, and an allergy list. During the
COVID-19 pandemic, face coverings,
hand sanitizer, and disinfecting wipes
can be added to the go kit. Adults can
reinforce with young people the value
of social distancing, along with use of
these go kit supplies, to prevent spread
of infection.
•Monitor for diabetes complica-
tions. Early diagnosis and treatment
can help reduce risk for heart disease,
vision loss, nerve damage, and other
related health problems.
•Seek mental health support. It can
be very helpful for young people with
diabetes to connect with others their
own age who also have diabetes. Th is
can help reduce stress and anxiety and
boost motivation for sticking to a plan
to manage their diabetes. Th e young
person’s health care team should have
information on youth support groups
(online or in-person) and other men-
tal health resources.
Th e National Institute on Diabetes
and Digestive and Kidney Diseas-
es (NIDDK) spearheads research to
help improve diabetes management
and treatment in children and teens.
“Our understanding of how type 2 di-
abetes aff ects youth is still maturing,”
says NIDDK Director Dr. Griffi n P.
Rodgers. “We must continue to ex-
plore treatments to ensure that these
young people can live long, healthy
lives.”
For more information on managing
diabetes, visit the NIDDK website,
www.niddk.nih.gov.
REEDSPORT
Office Hours:
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
8 a.m. to Noon
Friday
Phone:
541-997-3441
Fax:
541-997-7979
Address:
148 Maple St.
PO Box 10
Florence, OR 97439
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Mapleton Water Dis-
trict: A water system:
A Grant and Loan for
a new water system/
treatment plant was
approved Oct. 2, 2020.
The estimated cost is
$1,400,000 of which
$700,000 is a Grant and
$700,000 is a low inter-
est loan, with a term of
30 years at 1% interest.
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