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Today in Lane County: Florence beaches face sneaker waves, then high surf; A December target for the fenced-off 29th and Willamette station; Springfield's craft swap has room for empty hands; Bat Boy reaches its final night at OPAL; and 2 more verified stories.
Florence beaches face sneaker waves, then high surf
NWS forecasts breakers up to 28 feet during Sunday’s advisory.
Sneaker waves are possible along Florence-area beaches this weekend, followed by hazardous surf with breakers up to 28 feet, according to the National Weather Service.
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- civicA December target for the fenced-off 29th and Willamette stationThe owner’s representative gave Lookout a tentative December 14 opening date.
- cultureSpringfield's craft swap has room for empty handsFabric, yarn, beads and paper can find another project at the library Saturday afternoon.
- cultureBat Boy reaches its final night at OPALCottage Grove’s comedy-horror rock musical ends its listed run with an 8 p.m. performance.
- civicFriday wins for Sheldon, Willamette and ThurstonSheldon’s one-point playoff win came with a late third-down completion to keep possession.
- civicSeven early-learning programs receive boxes of classroom suppliesA Siuslaw-area drive supplied books, art materials and other classroom necessities.
