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After 15 years, a major conservation project near the town of Florence has achieved its goal: connecting a large swath of restored farmland to the Oregon Coast. The Siuslaw Estuary is a 217-acre expanse that’s expected to accommodate the return of salmon, lamprey, shorebirds and native plants as it transforms with the tides.
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The Oregon Coast Humane Society said it confirmed two separate incidents of parvo in the Florence area and is urging local and visiting dog owners to take precautions.
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Florence-area voters have rejected a bond measure that would’ve funded a new high school for the Siuslaw School District.
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Rural Lane County residents say they’re frustrated about public safety: a handful of deputies patrol a sprawling unincorporated area, and there is very little followup when they call. KLCC spoke to several residents of an unincorporated area near Florence, where there's been a rash of burglaries.
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The Siuslaw School District in Florence authorized a $139 million bond measure that would fund a new high school on land behind the current middle school. Voters will weigh in on May 19.
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Oregon authorities say a dead gray whale washed up on a beach near Florence Thursday morning.
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Whitmore Classical Academy is set to open in fall as a K through 3 charter school.
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The Florence City Council voted Monday to continue their contract with private automatic license plate company Flock Safety.
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Lane County Commissioners approved a $280,000 settlement Tuesday with a Florence woman who sued after falling in a county campground.
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Florence City Council will consider later this month whether to continue using automatic license plate cameras from private company Flock Safety.
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The city of Florence will hold a townhall style meeting Monday about whether to continue using private company Flock’s automatic license plate reader cameras.
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The Oregon Coast Humane Society has bought its Florence property – which it previously rented from the county - for $500. The purchase, which Lane County commissioners unanimously approved Tuesday, is the first step in a planned, long-term expansion.