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It appears our blog posts have not been going out over Facebook. We think we have fixed it. There are three videos from the July 7 meeting. The topics are: Arterial bridge across Willamette from Greenacres Road to Santa Clara. … Continue reading
Videos from SCCO meeting about Seneca’s application to increase hazardous pollution
There are two videos from the July 7 SCCO meeting regarding Seneca Sustainable Energy’s request to change their permit to allow Seneca to release more pollutants. The first video is a presentation by Lisa Arkin of Beyond Toxics. Lisa reviews … Continue reading
Video Presentation of proposed arterial bridge over the Willamette linking Greenacres with Beaver
Here is a link to the presentation about the proposed arterial bridge over the Willamette River that would link Greenacres Avenue to roughly the Beaver and Division area. The SCCO board voted to support the arterial bridge project. The general … Continue reading
Stretch your food budget with new FOOD for Lane County service
From FOOD for Lane County: New Resource Available through FOOD for Lane County FOOD For Lane County is excited to announce the launch of our new, person-centered care coordination platform powered by Unite Us. This platform is meant to connect … Continue reading
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Please donate blood July 28-29 at Irving Grange
Our local area is dealing with a very challenging blood supply and the local hospitals need community members to donate blood to ensure a strong blood supply. Bloodworks Northwest has made it easy to donate near your home. The Irving … Continue reading
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