2A | AUGUST 26, 2021 | COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
On The Record
City conducts mobility
hub survey
The City of Cottage
Grove is looking to design
a mobility hub that meets
the transit needs of its
community. As part of our
research, the city is reach-
ing out for feedback about
mobility hub needs.
A mobility hub is a cen-
tralized location where
many different forms of
transportation meet up to
make using transit even
more convenient.
The study that is being
created will be separated
into three parts. The first
part is to identify what
a transit hub generally
would need – as well as
identify what the Cottage
Grove community would
want in a centralized tran-
sit area.
The city will then ana-
lyze Row River Trailhead
Park and identify its cur-
rent, proposed, and long
range uses and how the
mobility hub could work
within these plans.
Lastly, it will examine
how these two overlap and
decide how to properly
build this for the commu-
nity.
The public is asked to
participate in a survey to
gain the community’s in-
put on what kind of ad-
ditional
transportation
modes the public would
like to have access to in the
community.
The survey will be avail-
able until the end of Au-
gust.
For more information,
contact Abby Gisler at
agisler@southlantransit.
com.
The online survey can
be found at: forms.gle/
XQwuBxEbVa4zwEyw7.
Startup Bootcamp with
SBDC and RAIN
The Startup Bootcamp,
an eight-week online pro-
gram, will be held every
Thursday night from 6 to
8 p.m. The program began
on Aug. 12 and will run
through Sept. 30.
Robert Killen, Director
of Lane Small Business De-
velopment Center and Ariel
Ruben, Lane County Ven-
ture Catalyst with Oregon
RAIN will be conducting
the training for small busi-
nesses and solopreneurs.
Participants can learn
new skills to boost busi-
ness in this 16-hour startup
training course.
The program is catered
for startups and young
businesses alike – and it’s
free to Rural Participants
in Lane County, including
all businesses and start-
ups in Cottage Grove (this
does not include Eugene or
Springfield).
Even for those who have
been in business for a while
and would just like to re-
fresh and sharpen business
skills, this program will
have plenty to offer.
Registers at bit.ly/start-
upbootcampLANE.
Magnolia Gardens hosts
dementia support group
Magnolia Gardens is
hosting a dementia sup-
port group for caregivers,
spouses and those affect-
ed by Alzheimer’s or other
forms of dementia. This
group will be meeting in
person at the First Presby-
terian Church in Cottage
Grove every third Thursday
of each month from 5:30 to
6:30 p.m.
Some of the key bene-
fits of attending a support
group include: ongoing ed-
ucation about Alzheimer’s
and other dementia, learn-
ing about community re-
sources, improving coping
skills and gaining a sense
of control over individual
situations.
Having the opportunity
to share with others who
may be going through a
similar situation is very im-
portant.
Magnolia Gardens em-
phasizes the importance
of self-care, sharing and
gathering ideas on finding a
better balance between the
caregiving role and other
essential aspects of life such
as family, work and person-
al time.
COVID precautions are
being taken and anyone
interested in attending or
needing more information
can contact Ruth Tracey at
541-942-0054.
Shady Oaks’
Classic Car Show
Free rides offered between
Eugene and Roseburg
Umpqua Public Trans-
portation District (UPTD)
has started a new bus route
called the Lane-Douglas
Connector (LDC).
This new service offers
safe, reliable, accessible
transportation to veter-
ans and the general public
in rural communities for
better access to healthcare
services and shopping op-
portunities.
Lane-Douglas Connector
operates from 7:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays with scheduled
stops at the Veterans Affairs
Hospital in Roseburg, Ray’s
Food in Drain, Walmart
and PeaceHealth Medical
Center in Cottage Grove,
and the Veterans Affairs
Clinic in Eugene (LTD bus
stop nearby).
The stop in Drain serves
as a connection point for
passengers of the North
Douglas Betterment shut-
tle.
The route is operated by
South Lane Wheels as a
pilot project funded by the
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Richard John Zoll
August 17, 2021
Richard John Zoll, 93, of Cot-
tage Grove, passed away August
17, 2021. He was born April 10,
1928 in Moorhead, Minnesota.
He loved hunting and fi shing
with his wife LaDonna. Th eir
favorite fi shing spot was Odell
Lake. Th ey married April, 1954
and shared 61 years together
until LaDonna passed away
in 2015. Richard worked for
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Weyerhaeuser as a mill wright
until age 63 and then he went
to work for Grable Gear until he
was 84 years old. When he was
not working, he was tending his
garden. He was a member of
the Elks Club in Cottage Grove.
Survivors include his son
Bruce Zoll of Cottage Grove,
daughter Gynger Hoover of
Cottage Grove, brother For-
est Zoll of Minneapolis, Min-
nesota, eight grandchildren,
twelve great-grandchildren and
six great-great grandchildren.
Richard was preceded in death
by wife LaDonna and their son
Mark.
A private family Celebration
of Life will be held at a later
date. Arrangements by Smith-
Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel and
Crematorium, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
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