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A7 • Friday, March 8, 2019 | Cannon Beach Gazette | CannonBeachGazette.com Plastic: Artwork takes new forms in Cannon Beach Continued from Page A1 The participants worked with fragments of old beach toys, pieces of rope, and twisted bits of plastic from indistin- guishable sources that were collected from the Pacifi c shore. Regardless of skill level, each person ended up with a piece of multi-dimen- sional artwork that can now be “a storytelling device,” Rice said. Because ocean plastics are known to concentrate toxic pollutants — which is an addi- tional danger to marine eco- systems — she goes through a multistep cleaning method to help detoxify the plastic before it is extensively han- dled. Even still, she encour- aged participants to wash their hands after crafting with the debris and before consum- ing food. When the art pieces are in schools or other areas frequented by children, she said, they are encased in plant- based resin to ensure the kids “aren’t exposed to anything.” The art association is working to take similar envi- ronmental art workshops into the area schools with the help of working artists in the community. “It is really important to me that art is getting to stu- dents,” Sokol said. Rice agreed, adding, “There’s not a lot of art left in schools. Bringing it in along with science is awesome.” The next workshop in the series is “How Does Your Garden Grow: Beach Plas- tic Floral Assemblage,” with artist Mary Bess Gloria, on Saturday, March 23. For more information or to regis- ter for any upcoming work- shop, visit cannonbeacharts. org or call 971-361-9308. Plan: Will it be a touch- up or fresh start? Continued from Page A1 ABOVE Lisa Nofi eld (left) and Jenna Patterson get crafty with trash at the Mixed Media Painting with Recycled Beach Plastic workshop on Feb. 22. The workshop was part of an environmen- tal art series organized by the Cannon Beach Arts Association and Haystack Rock Awareness Program. LEFT Workshop participants got to practice incorporating marine debris into artwork. He was, however, sup- portive of updating the current comprehensive plan, a process that will be initiated by St. Denis and presented to the council in April. St. Denis will iden- tify items within the city’s current comprehensive plan, present his fi ndings back to the council around April, and start taking action for a plan update in the fall, which will include ample time for public input. At their December retreat, the council iden- tifi ed 13 priorities for dis- cussion, led by work- force housing options, improving infrastructure and sustainability. A fore- Bruce St. Denis dune management plan also stood near the top of the list, with discussions planned after the comple- tion of the budget. The city’s Budget Com- mittee will hold a prelimi- nary meeting on March 27, with the process offi - cially starting in May. WHAT MADE THE CITY COUNCIL GOALS LIST • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lodging tax revenue Emergency Management Old Elementary School Events Downtown Improvements Housing Strategic Plan Arts and Entertainment Foredune Management Update Comprehensive Plan City Hall/Police Station Rates and a Rate Model Decision Budget Katherine Lacaze Hiring: Penrod is one of 23 candidates Continued from Page A1 She said she hopes to join the district’s efforts to raise student achievement, help students grow socially and emotionally, and become part of the community. “That’s who I am and that’s a district I want to be a part of.” The selection committee, consisting of three mem- bers of the board, will pro- vide a recommendation to the board for the March 19 board meeting. “We’ll do a review of all the information,” Roley said. “We’ve already vis- ited schools, we’ve already checked references. 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CMLS#18-1490 $1,225,000 Kate Merrell 503-739-2324 Chamber: Presenting a 50-year message of ‘love it like a local’ Continued from Page A1 a big part of what we do — we want to make sure it gets done well.” The Tom Drumheller Excellence in Leadership award, named after the hote- lier who died in 2017, went to Cannon Beach Mayor Sam Steidel. Volunteer of the year was awarded to Paul Dueber, whose efforts of behalf of Cannon Beach and its artis- tic ambiance was recognized by chamber members. Annual sponsor of the year went to Brian Olson of Beachcomber Vacation Homes. Excellence in customer service was awarded to the Driftwood, Kyle Genin and Jordan Maier. “We work hard at balancing tourists and locals, but we’ll always squeeze you locals in if you give us notice,” Genin said in accepting the honor. 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