Weekly Clips for November 30

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This week’s top highlights…

Ready to repeat: Springfield star Romero-Ah Sam shoots even higher
SPRINGFIELD – Sometimes, heartbreak is the best motivator. Danaeja Romero-Ah Sam got her heart broken on March 12, 2022 when the 7th-ranked Springfield girls basketball team fell to No. 9…
Ready to repeat: Springfield star Romero-Ah Sam shoots even higher
SPRINGFIELD – Sometimes, heartbreak is the best motivator. Danaeja Romero-Ah Sam got her heart broken on March 12, 2022 when the 7th-ranked Springfield girls basketball team fell to No. 9…
Fleck recall tossed out: Petitioner says he refuses to quit; eyes next steps 
COTTAGE GROVE — At the center of a recall effort that’s been underway since July, Mike Fleck is the last among a trio of Cottage Grove City Councilors to cast…
Fleck recall tossed out: Petitioner says he refuses to quit; eyes next steps 
COTTAGE GROVE — At the center of a recall effort that’s been underway since July, Mike Fleck is the last among a trio of Cottage Grove City Councilors to cast…
Recounting peaks, valleys of the Pacific Crest Trail
Popular local author to discuss new book at Creswell Library EUGENE – It was George Mallory – and not Sir Edmund Hillary – who first uttered the phrase “Because it…
Recounting peaks, valleys of the Pacific Crest Trail
Popular local author to discuss new book at Creswell Library EUGENE – It was George Mallory – and not Sir Edmund Hillary – who first uttered the phrase “Because it…
November Class Acts
Creslane Elementary Mustangsof the Month Addyson H. Bentley B. Ivy C. Ledger S. Cara W. Indie F. Korinne B. Kameron S. Ian M. Julia H. Ellie W. Ana U. Quinn…
November Class Acts
Creslane Elementary Mustangsof the Month Addyson H. Bentley B. Ivy C. Ledger S. Cara W. Indie F. Korinne B. Kameron S. Ian M. Julia H. Ellie W. Ana U. Quinn…

In case you missed it…

Cascade Kids building unique family tradition

BOB WILLIAMS / CHRONICLE ARCHIVE PHOTO. The Cascade Kids perform during the Fourth of July celebration at Holt Park in Creswell. The Cascade Kids are: Charlie Lewis, age 12, Elizabeth, age 15, Annalisa, 10, Joseph, 16, and Hans, 14. The band will play at the Creswell Winter Lights event at the Creswell Community Center on Dec. 9 (6 p.m.). They’re also playing at five assisted-living facilities over the holidays.

CRESWELL – They’re moving on up! 

The Cascade Kids are an amazing, one-family band, ranging in age from 10 to 16. 

With five siblings currently in the band, they’re getting better so fast it’s almost scary. There are a total of 11 children in the family, including a newborn, John, who was just welcomed into the world during the summer.  

Let’s say John and his fellow siblings keep the family tradition going – and continue to represent the ACE School in Cottage Grove – well, that means the Cascade Kids could still be going strong 17 years from now. 

“Few things in life give me more happiness than listening to my kids play music,” Joseph Lewis said Saturday night after the band played as part of Grrrlz Rock 2023. One night earlier, they played the national anthem at Matthew Knight Arena before a Ducks game.  

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