2A • COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL • DECEMBER 12, 2018
RECORDS
POLICE LOG
DEATH NOTICE
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
• Two teenagers were re-
ported in the middle of road
near Harvey Lane breaking
bottles in the street.
• Report received of an
unknown object hung up
on a tree branch. Offi cers
discovered it was Styrofoam
that had fl oated upriver.
• Scooter stolen from the
high school reported as seen
on Craigslist.
• Adult male, approxi-
mately age 30, seen threat-
ening children near the
baseball fi eld near South R
Street.
• Restrooms at All Amer-
ica Park full of clothing,
stuff ed in toilets, “causing a
mess.”
• Individuals reported a
transient sleeping in front of
a building on Washington.
He said he was not “causing
any trouble” but was wor-
ried about him due to the
cold weather.
CRANMER —Roger
Dean Cranmer, 62, of Cot-
tage Grove, died Dec. 9,
2018.
A celebration of life will
be at noon on Saturday,
suspicious, parked with its
headlights on.
• Graffi ti reported on pic-
nic tables in Veterans’ Me-
morial Park.
Dec. 6
• Medication stolen from
an address on S. Eighth
Street.
• Window broken off a
vehicle overnight on Main
Street.
• Vehicle reported as
Dec. 8
An older woman with no
teeth was reported scream-
ing at passersby and kicking
her car. Appeared to be in-
toxicated.
Dec. 15, at the City Life
Church, 33133 Row River
Rd., in Cottage Grove.
Arrangements by Smith-
Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel
in Cottage Grove.
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CITY UPDATE
• Plastic roundup:
Th e Cottage Grove Gar-
bage Service, City of Cot-
tage Grove and Lane Coun-
ty Solid Waste announce a
local Plastic Roundup that
began Dec. 10 and contin-
ues through the fi rst week
in April, 2019.
Recyclable #2 bottles, #2
tubs and lids, #4 bottles, tubs
and lids and #5 bottles, tubs
and lids will be accepted at
the Cottage Grove Garbage
Service offi ces from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m., Monday through
Th ursday.
All materials must be
clean, paper labels removed
and sorted. Lane County
has arranged for the materi-
als to be hauled to a recycler
in the state that will only ac-
cept the items properly col-
lected.
• House dedication:
Habitat for Humanity of
Central Lane is excited to
announce the completion
of the third house this year
with the dedication of the
home on Saturday, Dec. 15
at 10 a.m. Th e home is lo-
cated at 1505 Harvey Lane
and everyone is invited to
come to the ceremony and
celebrate this great project.
• Swinging Bridge:
Th e city’s legal counsel,
with the assistance of en-
gineering staff , prepared
and released a Request for
Proposals (RFP) last Friday
(Dec. 7) for bids to design
and make repairs to the
Swinging Bridge through a
Design-Build contracting
process.
Th e bids are to be submit-
ted by Jan. 4, 2019, at 4 p.m.
Engineering staff will pres-
ent city council the bid re-
sults at the Jan. 14, 2019 city
council meeting for coun-
cil consideration. Th e city
council will also be holding
a public hearing in regards
to approve an exemption
to the project bidding pro-
cedure to allow for the De-
sign-Build RFP.
Engineering staff has set
a starting date for Swing-
ing Bridge repairs of July
2019. Legal counsel and
COTTAGE GROVE
BIBLE CHURCH
1200 East Quincy Ave
Christmas Eve
10:30am • Christmas
Drama & Music
Candlelight service: 6pm
COTTAGE GROVE
FAITH CENTER
33761 Row River Rd
Christmas Eve
Service: 10am
Candlelight service: 5pm
DELIGHT VALLEY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
33087 Saginaw Rd East
Christmas Eve breakfast: 9am
Service: 10:30am
Candlelight service: 7pm
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
3rd & Adams St
Christmas Eve
Service: 7am
Candlelight Service: 7pm
City Public Works & Devel-
opment staff believe the De-
sign-Build services will help
accommodate the July 2019
construction starting date.
Virtual reference:
Did you know that you
can go online and have your
library reference questions
answered by a real live li-
brarian? Th e Oregon State
Library coordinates and
administers “Answerland,”
online help from the library
24/7. To learn how to use
this amazing service, simply
visit www.answerland.org
and follow the directions
that explain how you can
chat live or email in your
reference questions.
Coff ee with a cop:
On Dec. 4, members
of the Police Department
were invited by McDonald’s
Restaurant to take part in
Coff ee with a Cop. Th is gave
community members the
opportunity to come by and
enjoy a cup of coff ee and vis-
it with a police offi cer. Th e
event was in conjunction
with the grand re-opening
of the newly remodeled Mc-
Donald’s on Gateway Blvd.
Th e event was well received
and the Cottage Grove Po-
lice Department would like
to hold this event quarterly.
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