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6A | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 | COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Magnolia Gardens Senior Living breaks ground today The project will include 35 new luxury senior living apartments Magnolia Gardens Se- nior Living is expanding and will begin construc- tion of 35 new apartments with a groundbreaking ceremony today, Oct. 2, at 11 a.m. at the Magno- lia Gardens site located at 1425 Daugherty Avenue in Cottage Grove. The public is invited. Magnolia Gardens Se- nior Living currently of- fers active assisted living, memory care and inde- pendent living surround- ed by gardens in a serene residential neighborhood. The new construction will maintain the natural beauty and wildlife ac- cess while enhancing the function and accessibil- ity between the assisted living and memory care communities. The new construction for seniors to call home,” Executive Director Tara Blount. Magnolia Gardens Se- nior Living will continue to feature a full range of services and life-enrich- ing amenities, including Bingo six days per week, art classes, crafts, spe- cial events, excursions throughout Oregon, a full-service beauty sa- lon, three meals per day prepared by our expert chef, weekly housekeep- ing, multiple dog-walking paths, Koi ponds and glo- rious courtyards for relax- ation and entertainment. COURTESY PHOTO Reservations are cur- The 35-unit senior living development will include gardens, walking paths and enhance accessibility rently being accepted for between assisted living and memory care communities already part of the Magnolia Gardens community. new apartments and ex- pect to fill quickly. will offer three new assist- floorplans. neighborhood of Cottage what makes Magnolia For more information, ed living floorplans and “We are delighted to Grove, and we welcome Gardens a special place call 541-942-0054. two new memory care open our doors to the everyone to experience Lane County waste transfer stations begin winter hours Lane County’s 15 solid waste transfer stations, in- cluding the Glenwood lo- cation, began operating on winter schedules yesterday, Oct. 1. The winter hours sched- ules for different sites are as follows: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Cottage Grove: Open • London: Open Satur- Wednesday – Saturday days • Creswell: Open Wednesday – Saturday Winter hours will contin- • Glenwood Central Re- ue through April 1. ceiving Station: Open Mon- For more information day – Saturday regarding hours, fees, re- Fire seasons ends in Umpqua Forest With the recent change in weather conditions, fire officials with the USDA Forest Service officially ended fire season on the Umpqua National Forest, effective yesterday, Oct. 1, at 12:01 a.m. With the end of fire season, Industrial Fire Re- strictions will be lifted for the Umpqua National For- est. Campfires are already permitted outside of campgrounds; however, people are still encouraged to completely extinguish their campfires before leaving a site. For more information about the Umpqua Na- tional Forest, visit www. fs.usda.gov/umpqua. Anytime. Anywhere. Any day... 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