6A | MAY 13, 2021 |
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
BMD seeks town logo design submissions League of Oregon Cities
Transforming
the
Slabtown vs Lemati Feud
into a year-round competi-
tion requires blending the
past with the present — and
recreate the 19th Centu-
ry feuding towns of Cot-
tage Grove (Slabtown) and
Lemati.
Any new town needs a
logo. Th e Bohemia Mining
Days Board will invite two
graphic designers to select
four logo designs that meet
the criteria below, which
settlers of the two towns will
vote on. Th e logo with the
highest votes becomes that
town’s offi cial logo.
It will be used on mer-
chandizing to raise money
to produce the annual BMD
celebration and will be used
in the festival’s promotional
materials.
versatile.
Five rules of logo design
• Your logo should refl ect
your town in a unique
and honest way.
• Avoid too much detail.
• Your color logo should
work well in black and
white (one-color print-
ing).
• Make sure your town’s lo-
gos scalable.
• Your logo should be artis-
tically balanced.
8 steps to design a simple
logo
• Understand why you
need a logo.
• Defi ne your brand iden-
tity.
• Find inspiration for your
design.
• Check out the competi-
tion.
• Choose your design style.
• Find the right type of
logo.
• Pay attention to color.
• Pick the right typography.
BMD is struggling fi nan-
cially at this time and seeks
artists who will provide logo
designs pro-bono as a gift
to future generations who
will proudly use it. Th e 61st
Annual Bohemia Mining
7 basic rules for logo
design
A logo must: communi-
cate, be relevant, be mem-
orable, be timeless, should
not have superfl uous ele-
ments, should be technical-
ly well craft ed and must be
Days Celebration was one
of many casualties of the
COVID-19 global pandem-
ic in 2020.
Th e potential of having to
cancel this year’s festival to
protect the health and safe-
ty of Grovers and our guests
means the BMD Board of
Directors needs to creatively
seek new revenue sources to
ensure the future of Cottage
Grove’s biggest event of the
year.
Th e submitted designs
that follow the guidelines
below will be publicized
with the graphic artist’s
name as part of the voting
process.
For more information,
contact BMD Board Mem-
ber Skye Hefner at cuzskye-
saidso@gmail.com
Spring Symposium
Mayor Jeff Gowing, City
Manager Richard Meyers
and Assistant to the City
Manager Jake Boone at-
tended the League of Or-
egon Spring Symposium
virtually on Friday.
Th e Spring Symposium
focused on emergency
preparation and crisis
management.
Cottage Grove’s City
Planner, Amanda Fergu-
son, was a presenter and
discussed planning for
disasters and the develop-
ment of emergency man-
agement and continuity
of operations plans, with
a specifi c focus on pro-
tecting heritage properties
through the development
of a Disaster Resilience
Plan for heritage resourc-
es.
Lane County Commis-
sioner Heather Buch also
gave a presentation on
crisis management and
decision making, pulling
from experiences in Lane
County during the Holiday
Farm Fire and COVID-19
responses.
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New physician joins Thomas Chiropractic team
Th omas Chiropractic has
welcomed a new associ-
ate chiropractic physician,
Dr. Erik Gurule-Long DC,
who is accepting new pa-
tients. Dr. Long became a
massage therapist in 2011
aft er which he specialized
in therapeutic deep tissue
massage.
In 2014, he received his
Bachelor’s in Human Phys-
iology from University of
Western States. In 2016,
he received his doctor-
ate in Chiropractics, also
from University of Western
States in Portland, Ore.
Dr. Long utilizes a variety
of techniques to evaluate
and treat patients includ-
ing: Drop table, Activator,
manual adjustments for
spine and extremities, in-
strument-assisted soft -tis-
sue mobilization, myofas-
cial trigger point therapy,
deep tissue massage, my-
ofascial release, and pro-
prioceptive neuromuscular
facilitated (PNF) stretch-
ing, as well as rehabilita-
tive exercise programs.
Dr. Long blends these tech-
niques as needed and as
requested by patients. His
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focus is on being as gentle
as possible while still being
eff ective.
On a personal level, Dr.
Long is a “foodie,” with a
love of trying new foods
and learning new cooking
techniques.
He recently developed a
strong interest in ferment-
ing in all its forms. He is
also an avid reader and en-
joys disc golf when Oregon
weather permits.
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CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE
TREE LIMB PICK-UP
MAY 3, 2021 & MAY 17, 2021
The City of Cottage Grove Public Works
Department will be conducting the annual Tree
Limb Pick-Up the weeks of May 3, 2021 and May
17, 2021. Property owners will be responsible
for removing any branches or limbs placed in
the street after May 21, 2021.
All limbs must be put out BEFORE May 3, 2021
for the fi rst pick-up and BEFORE May 17, 2021
for the second pick-up.
Residents can NOT place branches
in the street where curbside parking
does not exist or in bike lanes.
This is strictly a tree limb pick up,
nothing other than loose tree limbs
or branches will be picked up.
If you have questions regarding the Tree Limb
Pick-Up Program, please call the Public Works
Department, at (541) 767-4100 or see our Limb
Pick-Up Brochure, located at City Hall, at 400
East Main Street, or on our website, at
https://www.cottagegrove.org/publicworks/
page/tree-branch-pickup-program-0
for
additional
information.
