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Seasonal allergies

Ah, spring! For Oregonians, it means seeing the sun for the first time in perhaps several months. For many, it means returning to the outdoors after months of relative hibernation. For those that enjoy gardening, it means a return to planting, pruning and cultivation. But…

Pacing and injury prevention

As we head into a new season, one where the sun begins to resurface after months of hiding behind rain clouds, we are struck with inspiration to go outside and jump into hobbies and activities. Unfortunately, this sudden onset of spring fever can have painful…

Students tour town’s history at Creswell Museum

Aliana Legorreta checks out an antique stereoscope during Creslane third graders’ guided tour of Creswell Historical Museum last week. GINI DAVIS – THE CRESWELL CHRONICLE What is the name of the Native American people who lived in the Creswell area? Who is the town of…

Health Q & A with Jeannie Marr

Q: What can I use to treat my seasonal allergies? A: There are lots of over-the-counter options available to treat allergies. The trick is to find the right product for your allergy symptoms and begin treatment before you start to experience them. It is important…

Creswell murder story will be featured on ID Channel on Monday

Lane County Sheriff’s Office detectives Stephan Simons and David Silano as depicted in ”Evil Talks: Chilling Confessions.” PHOTO PROVIDED/ HAYDEN COX On Monday, April 30 at 9 p.m., true-crime network Investigation Discovery (ID) will be retelling the murders of Dennis Kelley and Carl McFarland in…

Boat inspection stations open around Oregon

ODFW aquatic invasive technicians decontaminate a pontoon boat at the owner’s residence.  Boating season is starting and people hauling both motorized and non-motorized boats must stop at watercraft inspection stations opening around Oregon next week. Look for large, orange ”Boat Inspection Ahead” signs followed by…

Sweet Lorane Community News

We got the news yesterday that the Crow High School band, led by Music Director extraordinaire, Pat Dixon, has been selected to represent Oregon in the ”Parade of Heroes” in Washington, D.C. over Veterans’ Day weekend. According to our daughter, Michele Kau, teacher extraordinaire at…

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