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Tourism came to Scio Oct. 16,when 53 nationwide American Tree Farm System members visited some Linn County covered bridges and the Bentz family’s Blue Den Ranch in Scio. The group, taking a pre-convention tour, boarded a motorcoach and left the Hilton hotel in downtown Portland, took a guided ride through French Prairie farmland, Brooks, Silverton, Sublimity and Stayton to Bentz’s tree farm in Scio and visited the Jordan, Hannah, Larwood and Shimenek covered bridges before returning to Portland for the convention’s opening ceremonies.
I like noise. I should clarify that statement. I like most noise. Carl Sampson As a guy who has lived and worked in big and small cities – and places where there are no cities […]
By Mary Owen The Sublimity area has had three cougar sightings in the past year, most recently within the city limits in the 300 block of Northwest Melrose Street. “The cougar was captured on a […]