COTTAGE GROVE – Tomorrow, city manager Richard Meyers will trade in office keys and responsibilities for more grandpa-related activities as he is able to spend more quality time with his…
COTTAGE GROVE – Tomorrow, city manager Richard Meyers will trade in office keys and responsibilities for more grandpa-related activities as he is able to spend more quality time with his…
SPRINGFIELD – As we enter October next week, it’s time to break out the boxes of Halloween decorations and start planning your costumes. Among the Halloween festivities, Willamalane will be…
SPRINGFIELD – As we enter October next week, it’s time to break out the boxes of Halloween decorations and start planning your costumes. Among the Halloween festivities, Willamalane will be…
SPRINGFIELD – This Friday, the Springfield Millers (4-0) host the Thurston Colts (2-2) in the annual football rivalry game. With stars abound on both sides, it’d be easy to get…
SPRINGFIELD – This Friday, the Springfield Millers (4-0) host the Thurston Colts (2-2) in the annual football rivalry game. With stars abound on both sides, it’d be easy to get…
COTTAGE GROVE – About 70 people celebrated the PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center’s 20-year anniversary last Thursday during the Cottage Grove Chamber’s “Business After Hours” event. The medical center…
COTTAGE GROVE – About 70 people celebrated the PeaceHealth Cottage Grove Community Medical Center’s 20-year anniversary last Thursday during the Cottage Grove Chamber’s “Business After Hours” event. The medical center…
28 Sep 2023
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Spark now; shine soon: Connections, opportunities arise at Booth-Kelly
From left: Nicole Desch, Heidi Larwick, Melissa Prestinario, and Caitlin Vargas celebrate Spark at Booth-Kelly’s opening. Larwick, Connected Lane County (CLC)’s executive director, said she wants people to know about the building so community members, families, and youth use it (BOB WILLIAMS / THE CHRONICLE).
SPRINGFIELD – When you’re young, discovering and navigating to your passions can be an extensive and arduous journey. But for youth in Lane County, there is a new, dedicated space for hands-on experience, vocational learning, and plenty of room for exploration.
Spark at Booth-Kelly, Connected Lane County (CLC)’s second innovation hub, celebrated its ribbon cutting on Sept. 15.
Located at 303 S. 5th St., Suite 150, the 11,000-square-foot facility at the Booth-Kelly Makers District provides hands-on vocational learning and training to area youth. The intent is to intersect community, education, and business for the county’s young and underserved population.
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