As Summer dwindles and temperatures drift into a cooler range, many of use are preparing for a change in our routine. For families, fall means “back to school” and the reinstatement of a morning wake-up and time schedule. For families with student athletes, it also means a return to regular[Read More…]
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Move in Comfort – Finding a Home for Items No Longer Needed
For some people who are considering downsizing, thinking about what they will do with the things they no longer want can be such a stumbling block that they put off the process all together. There are some who have started and get anxious as they discover there is MORE that[Read More…]
How do I get mom’s medication to her retirement home?
Q: My mom just moved into a retirement facility. How can I help her continue to get her medications now that she is living in a home? A: At Creswell Health Mart Pharmacy we deliver medications to the Creswell and Cottage Grove area, and can mail prescriptions to those outside[Read More…]
Nutritionally Speaking: An Organic ”Terroir Manifesto”
IMAGE PROVIDED During the month of Sept., we will be celebrating Organic Month at all Natural Grocers stores, with special classes and samplings – all highlighting the importance of the quality of food we eat, and why making sure our food, especially all of our fruits and veggies are organically[Read More…]
Creswell Summer Reading Program finishes on a sweet note
CHRISTOPHER PALANUK/THE CRESWELL CHRONICLE Violet downs a spoonful of her ice cream during the ice cream social held in the Creswell Library’s backyard on Aug. 22.
Creswell Library is stacked with new books
Creswell Library at 64 W. Oregon Ave. has stacked their youth collections, for ages infant to 18, with 260 new titles, based on award lists. The book are available at the library for checkout. PHOTO PROVIDED Creswell Library recently received a $3,000 grant from State Library of Oregon used to[Read More…]
Political Letters and Candidacy Announcement Policy
POLITICAL LETTERS POLICY The Creswell Chronicle does not publish content intended as free political advertisements on the editorial page. Letters to the editor are personal views on matters of current public debate, written in 350 words of less. Election-related letters may still be submitted, but must address pertinent, timely issues[Read More…]
Sweet Lorane Community News
Today, as I write this, one very busy weekend has ended and another is getting ready to happen. Last weekend’s Art in the Country Festival that I helped to organize and promote is in the books as a definite success. It was a fundraiser for the Applegate Regional Theater (ART,[Read More…]
Farmlands Market facilitates circle of giving
Jessica Landstra stands in front of her business Farmlands Market, which opened June 30, 2014, as a response to Creswell not having a chain grocery store. Landstra started the business when she was 20 years old. ALIYA HALL/THE CRESWELL CHRONICLE When Jessica Landstra was 20 years old, she filled a[Read More…]
Do we remember other fires in faraway places?
The other night it was hot. Hot during the day, hot at night. Heat seems to define summer for us, in many ways. In spite of that, after a day in the outdoors, we built a fire. A small fire. A ”hat” fire, which mountain people define as one you[Read More…]
