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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL | FEBRUARY 18, 2021 | 9A Cottage Grove artist Campuzano part of Maude Kerns exhibit at Eugene Airport T he Maude Kerns Art Center is current- ly exhibiting “Seen In Oregon” at the Eugene Airport and online at its website www.mkartcen- ter.org The work of Cottage Grove artist Gloria Cam- puzano is a part of the exhibit, which includes her essay and art “Star Berries.” Campuzano’s piece in- cludes the image (above) and the following: “Oregon is one of the top blueberry producers in the United States. Or- egon blueberries are an important commodity to the States and the Nation. In 2019, 153.1 million pounds were harvested. Botanists estimate blue- berries burst more than 13,000 years ago. The scientific name for blue- berries is Vaccinium co- rybosum. No Clipping Required. ON AVERAGE, AARP MEMBERS ENJOY $ 449 2 SAVINGS ON AUTO INSURANCE when they switch from companies like GEICO, State Farm and Allstate Your savings could be even more! 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