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Community News
Rotary presents Students of the Quarter
I
n early March, the Ro-
SIUSLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT
MAPLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT
tary Club of Florence
honored Siuslaw and Ma-
pleton middle and high
schoolers as Students of the
Quarter.
For Siuslaw Middle
School, Principal Andy Ma-
rohl presented the award to
Danin Lacouture.
For Siuslaw High School,
Jessica South
Eben Dickinson
Emily Stevens
art teacher Kim Pickell pre- Danin Lacouture
sented the award to Jessica
For more information
South.
Lou Burruss presented the School, teacher Juline
Walker presented the award about Florence Rotary, visit
For Mapleton Middle award to Eben Dickinson.
www.theflorencerotary.org.
School, science teacher
For Mapleton High to Emily Stevens.
Yachats Arts Guild turns ‘A New
Leaf’ with month-long online show
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A SK US ABOUT M ULTIPLE P OLICY D ISCOUNTS !
The Yachats Arts Guild
is having a Spring Online
Show this year from now
until April 18. The theme is
“A New Leaf.”
View the gallery online
and shop for local art at
shop.yachatsartsguild.org.
People will have plenty of
time to shop from their
very own home.
The participating artists
are: Donna Bader, photog-
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Tim Sapp
Owner /
Principal Broker
541 999-8230
rapher; Nancy Bolton-Raw-
les, mixed media
Carol Cassidy, watercol-
ors; Melinda Fellini, oil;
Sandra Gangle, acrylics and
watercolors; Beth Kattle-
man, mixed media; Jeanette
K. Hodges, photographer;
Sherry Secreast, jewelry;
Carol Summers, watercol-
or; Lugene Whitley, pen
and ink; Kathy Whitson,
oil, acrylic and watercolor;
and Doug Yunker, water-
colors.
The Yachats Arts Guild
first started in 2007 and
still has some of the original
artist members. It has now
grown to 33 local artists and
consists of painters in dif-
ferent media, stained glass,
mixed media and jewelry.
This guild is a nonprofit
and is sponsored by Polly
Plumb Productions.
Lane Community College approves 2021-22 tuition rates
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1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
EUGENE—The Lane
Community College (LCC)
Board of Education ap-
proved tuition rates for the
2021-22 academic year at
its March 17 meeting, and
prepared for an emergency
fee in the event of insuffi-
cient state funding.
This year, resident stu-
dents are paying $126 per
credit hour. That includes
$121 in tuition plus a $5
emergency fee that was in-
stituted last summer due to
the economic impact of the
pandemic. That $5 fee is set
to be retired at the end of
this academic year.
Next year, students will
continue to pay $126 per
credit hour, but for tuition
only, provided that the state
funds Oregon’s 17 com-
munity colleges at $640.9
million or better in the
2021-23 biennium. If state
funding falls below that
level, then LCC will have to
add another emergency fee.
The board approved a $10
fee, contingent upon state
funding.
LCC hopes to use the
Higher Education Emer-
gency Relief Fund II to ful-
Library Tidings
Local Gift Shop: Jewelry, Purses, & Gifts
Find that perfect something for your special someone!
March Store Hours
Wednesday - Sunday 12-4pm
We are so happy to return to our regular store hours. Stop by
and check out what we’ve been up to this last couple of months!
We’ve added some fun displays and exciting new products!
Don’t Miss out on new arrivals!
Be sure to follow us on Facebook @fl orenceartefacts!
Visit us on the web www.fl orenceartefacts.com
Thanks for your continued support!
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(next to Books N Bears)
541-991-3322
Book Review
“Tropic of Stupid”
By Tim Dorsey
Devoted
Floridaphile
Serge Storms is a lover of
history, so he’s decided to
investigate his own using
one of those DNA services
from late-night TV. Excited
to construct a family tree,
he hits the road with Cole-
man to meet his kin. Along
the way, he plans to intro-
duce Coleman to the Sun-
shine State’s beautiful parks,
where Serge can brush up
on his flora and fauna and,
more importantly, collect
the missing stamps for his
park passport book.
But as the old saying goes,
the apple doesn’t fall far.
Serge is thrilled to dis-
cover he may be related
to a notorious serial killer
who’s terrorized the state
for 20 years and never been
caught. Which one of his
newfound relatives will be
the one to help him hunt
down this deranged mani-
ac? Or is Serge unknowingly
chasing his own tail?
Tim Dorsey is the author
of 23 novels, including “Flor-
ida Roadkill” and “Ham-
merhead Ranch Motel,” the
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
ly offset further econom-
ic impact wrought by the
continuing pandemic, and
avoid adding any additional
fees to student costs.
The new academic year
begins with summer term
on June 21.
Lane is an AA/EEO/Vet-
erans/Disabilities Employer
For more information,
visit lanecc.edu.
News about the Siuslaw Public
Library By Kevin Mittge
first two books in the Serge number of hours, will in-
Storms series.
crease as conditions allow.
Patrons will continue to
Library to Open for
be required to wear masks
Browsing
inside the library. Appoint-
The library is pleased to ments are not necessary.
begin offering browsing at
We have new touch less
our facilities in Florence and check-out stations we en-
Mapleton.
courage patrons to use.
Browsing will begin on There will be no seating at
Thursday, April 1 — no this time and meeting rooms
joke!
are not available. You can
To begin, Siuslaw Public bring your kids in to select
Library will match its curb- books but toys are not avail-
side pickup and drop-off able and we cannot accom-
hours, so Monday through modate play groups or meet-
Thursday, the hours will be ups. Restrooms will also be
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and closed to the public.
on Fridays from 11 a.m. to
We will continue to offer
6 p.m.
curbside service for those
In Mapleton, we will of- who wish to pick up their
fer a slightly expanded ser- library materials that way,
vice from current curbside though we will be moving
hours, providing browsing the carts inside the library
from noon until 5 p.m. on proper.
Thursdays only. Days open,
We all look forward to see-
including weekends, and the ing you soon!
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Health is our #1 Priority!
At Shervin’s we are taking extra precaution in order to ensure that our customers and staff are kept safe
and healthy during this quickly changing situation.
1 Car Sanitation – All cars are wiped down with a sanitizer before and aft er the service. We wipe down
any areas in the interior where employees have touched, such as door handles, the steering wheel, keys,
shift ers and power window panels.
2 Hand Sanitation- Our staff will continue to wash their hands throughout the day and change gloves
aft er each car they service.
3 Give Customers Options- We will pick up and deliver your vehicle to your home. You may also drop
your key in our secure mailbox for drop-off s to avoid or minimize contact.
4 Employee Illness is Serious- We are encouraging employees
not to shake hands. We are practicing “personal distancing” and
encouraging employees to stay home if they feel under the weather.
5 Wipe Down High Touch Points- We wipe/spray counters, credit
card machines, door handles, phone handles, kitchen areas, and
chair arms and tables in waiting area multiple times a day.
We continue to be focused and committed to working with each
of you to ensure we continue to meet and exceed your expecta-
tions. We are here for you.
We thank you for your business and more importantly, your
friendship. Please be safe and exercise extra precaution during this
challenging time.
