8A | JULY 1, 2021 |
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
Construction starts on
interchange project
Cottage Grove city engi-
neering staff held an onsite
pre-construction meeting
with Milroy Golf Systems,
Inc. to kick off the inter-
change landscape and irri-
gation project.
Milroy was on-site to
start construction of the
irrigation system this week.
The project is expected to
be completed by the end of
September.
Once the project is com-
pleted, the city will have an
additional 15 acres of land
to irrigate using treated
effluent from the Cottage
Grove Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant.
Harpies seek local writers
The Harpies, a writing
group based in Cottage
Grove, plan to put together
an anthology of local au-
thors, scheduled for publi-
cation in early 2022.
Short stories and essays
should be a maximum of
2,000 words. Poems should
be a maximum of 50 lines.
Up to three poems may be
submitted.
The deadline for submis-
sion is Aug. 15, 2021.
Submissions are open to
South Lane County resi-
dents age 16 and up. Digital
submissions are preferred.
Hard copies will be accept-
ed at the Harpies Antholo-
gy, c/o The Bookmine, 702
Main St., Cottage Grove,
OR 97424.
All submissions are eval-
uated by the Harpies and questions, concerns and
all writers will be contacted submission to cgharpies@
by Nov. 15, 2021, whether a gmail.com
submission is accepted for
publication or not.
For more information,
check
the
website www.
Lane Council of Governments (LCOG),
located in Eugene, Oregon, is hiring for the
cgharpies.
following positions:
com.
Senior & Disability Services:
Please send
Administrative Aide (Spanish bilingual
additional
preferred) (Eugene or Cottage Grove)
ADRC Specialist
Brown said. “We are more deter- recovery from the ongoing pan- new restrictions based on
OPEN
from
Adult Protective Services (APS) Spe-
mined than ever to make sure we demic. This action will give Ore- emergency authorities.
cialist (bilingual preferred)
ground
our
state
in
a
strong
re-
gon
the
flexibility
and
access
to
re-
“This
is
a
pivotal
moment
others will win $10,000 prizes —
Case Manager (Eugene or Florence)
with one winner in each county in covery that reaches every single sources needed to aid in recovery for Oregon. We have en-
Oregonian.
Our
work
is
not
done,
efforts.
The
governor’s
remaining
dured
a
lot
over
the
past
Oregon. Oregonians age 12 to 17
Eligibility Specialist
have a chance to win one of five but we can all take a moment to emergency authority will be lim- several months,” Brown
Program Manager
$100,000 Oregon College Savings celebrate that by next week, we ited in focus to COVID-19 recov- continued. “I am incredi-
will
be
moving
forward,
together.
”
ery
efforts,
similar
to
the
recovery
bly
proud
of
the
work
that
Plan scholarships.
Senior Connections Area Coordinator
In addition, rescinding the ex- executive order currently in place our local health partners
In addition, several counties
Senior Meals Site Coordinator (Eugene
added their own extra incentive ecutive orders for K-12 schools, for 2020 wildfire season recovery. and community-based
and Springfi eld)
drawings, for a total of 134 prizes. higher education and childcare Emergency authority continues organizations have done
Government Services:
will
mean
a
shift
to
a
more
tra-
to
be
necessary
to
provide
flex-
to
reach
Oregonians
from
The state’s more than 2.3 mil-
Associate Planner
lion vaccinated people must now ditional, local decision-making ibility and resources for vacci- communities of color and
model
for
communities
when
it
nation
efforts,
health
system
re-
make
progress
toward
wait for a call to see if they are a
Transportation Marketing Assistant
winner. The lucky winners will be comes to serving the health and sponse to COVID-19 including closing the equity gaps in
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Full time with full benefi ts package. For more
information about these and other positions, go
week and Brown will announce dren. The Oregon Department of cess to FEMA, enhanced SNAP The full text of Executive
to www.lcog.org/jobs.
Education and the Oregon Health benefits, and other federal aid, Order No. 21-15 can be
the winners soon after.
Authority
will
be
issuing
updated,
to
allow
the
continued
operation
seen
at
www.governor.or-
Brown’s newest order rescinds
executive orders 20-66, 20-22, advisory guidance for the 2021- of certain emergency child care egon.gov.
For more information
21-06, 20-28 and 20-19, all ad- 22 school year this summer, with providers through the summer,
plans
to
ensure
a
return
to
full-
unemployment
insurance
claim
about
COVID-19 in Or-
dressing the COVID-19 pan-
time,
in-person
instruction
in
the
processing,
and
more.
The
re-
egon,
visit covidvaccine.
demic, healthcare access and
fall.
covery
order
does
not
provide
oregon.gov.
schools. The “Safe and Strong
Schools will still be expected authorization for agencies to re-
Oregon” orders authorized Or-
to
comply with long-
egon’s statewide mask mandate
standing
regulations
and the county risk level sys-
around
the
control of
tem, including restrictions on
infectious
diseases,
businesses and other sectors for
117 th Congress
and
to
have
a com-
physical distancing, capacity
Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick & Rep. Dan Newhouse
disease
limits, closing times and more. municable
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plan.
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