COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MARCH 21, 2018
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Groups in the Grove
A look at local events, achievements and announcements in Cottage Grove
SLMH to hold ribbon-cutting
On Thursday, March 22, South Lane Mental
Health will celebrate the opening of expanded
outpatient therapy offi ces in the former Lane
Council of Governments’ Senior & Disabled
Services building at 37 N. Sixth St., in down-
town Cottage Grove. Tours will take place
from 4 to 6 p.m. A ribbon cutting is scheduled
for 5:15 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
South Lane Mental Health’s mission is to
restore hope and renew lives through com-
passionate mental health services, support and
advocacy. The agency was established in 1988
and now serves more than 2,200 individuals
annually.
The offi ces — needed to meet increasing de-
mand for outpatient therapy services — were
remodeled with help from $25,000 from Lane
County Community & Economic Develop-
ment. South Lane Mental Health continues to
operate out of its other Cottage Grove offi ces
at 1245 and 1345 Birch Ave., and 75 S. 5th St.
In addition to outpatient therapy services,
South Lane Mental Health offers crisis re-
sponse, medication and case management,
Intensive Community-based Treatment Ser-
vices for Children and families, school-based
therapy and a foster home and housing support
for individuals with persistent mental health
challenges so they can live as independently as
possible in the community. South Lane Men-
tal Health’s website is www.slmh.org and the
phone number is (541) 942-3939.
GRANT WINNERS: On Tuesday, March 13, the Cottage Grove
Community Foundation awarded its 2018 class of grant recipients
their prizes.
The $17,610.96 in grants was made possible through donations
from the Cottage Grove Community Foundation Fund, the Carlton
Woodard Fund, the Green Earth Fund, the Believe in Angels Fund,
the Frank and Pamela Simpson Family Fund, the Veatch Fund, and
the Women and Children Assistance Fund.
Pictured left, the 2018 recipient class including representatives
from Lincoln Middle School, Community Sharing, Bohemia
Mining Days, DanceAbility, Beds for Freezing Nights, Cottage
Theatre, Opal Center for Arts and Education, Womenspace, Friends
of the Library and Ophelia's Place.
April 6 –29
Cottage Theatre presents
LEGALLY
Blonde
The Musical
Your electric
meter is
getting an
UPGRADE!
The musical comedy of love, law, and everything pink
Music & Lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin, Book by Heather Hach
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture
Directed by Madison Baker, Music Direction by Mark
VanBeever & Keri Davis, Choreography by Katey Kephart
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Pacific Power is replacing your existing meter with
a new smart meter as part of our commitment
to making Oregon’s power grid more resilient
and efficient, while keeping the cost of service as
affordable as possible.
KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR MAILBOX
You will receive a letter with more detailed information about the
installation process a few weeks before your area’s installation window.
LOOKING TO LEARN MORE?
Visit pacificpower.net/smartmeter
Call toll-free at 1-866-869-8520
Sponsored by:
541-942-8001 • 700 Village Drive • Cottage Grove
www.cottagetheatre.org
Si necesita hablar con un representante que habla español,
llame al 1-888-225-2611.