Volume 4 Number 0193 ~ Wednesday ~ 12 23 2015
Serving Oregon’s Wild Rivers Coast: Port Orford, Sixes, Langlois & Bandon
EVENT CALENDAR
CRAB SEASON OPENS!
Congratulations Joan!
Civil Manger of the Year
On December 9, 2015, while
attending the annual Oregon State
Sheriff’s Association Conference
in Bend, Or., Curry County
Deputy Joan Allen-Steineke was
awarded the Civil Manager of the
Year for 2015. Deputy Allen was
chosen out of several applicants
from thirty-six counties.
An
awards committee reviews all
nominations and the recipient is
awarded the honor at the annual
OSSA Conference.
Sheriff’s Wards nomination letter
is inside on page 6. Joan is also
responsible for providing Police
Logs to the Beacon and other
Curry County newspapers.
ODFW will open the crab fishery
on January 4th, with fishermen
allowed to set pots beginning
January 1st. Crab season has been
closed due to unusual high levels
of domoic acid. Recent testing
shows the south coast with levels
under FDA guidelines. Crab will
still be monitored, but overall, this
is good news for fishermen!
Rain
It was a wet week, with last
Thursday being very wet, causing
flooding in low-lying areas with
5.64” falling in 24-hours. Some
areas received more, some less.
There were reports of trees down,
some slide activity on Cape
Blanco Road, along with high
water just about everywhere.
Change of tides and diminishing
rain assisted with keeping flood
waters at bay in our area. Not so
for other areas north.
Recurring Events
 Open Hearth, 1st Tuesday’s,
ALH, 5:30 pm
 Narcotics Anonymous,
Tuesday’s 7 PM, Zion L. Ch.
 Sixes Grange, Every
Wednesday 5:30 potluck,
6:30 bingo
 Taco Thursday’s & Thrift
Store, SR CTR, 11:45 Lunch
 Langlois Lions Benefit
Bingo, 2nd Friday’s, Lions
Hall, 6:30 PM
 Ping Pong 2nd & 4th Friday’s
Senior Activity Center
NEW EVENTS
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12/23-25: KING TIDES
12/24: Zion Church
Christmas Eve Service 6 pm
12/26, 27, 28: Hughes House
11 am to 4 pm
12/27: Whale Watching
12/27: Burning Bowl, 11 am,
Bandon Unity Church
01/01: SRFD Helmet Raffle,
see inside page 3
01/04: Crab Season Opens
01/04: GED Classes begin at
SWOCC, 10 am
01/07: Master Gardener
Classes Begin
01/09: Project Graduation
Bottle Drive 11-1 pm
01/10: SC Hospital &HC Art
Show, opens 1 PM,
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Zion Church
By Ronn Kerr
Everyone is invited to the special
Christmas Eve Communion and
Candle Service at Zion Lutheran
Church at 6:00 pm, Thursday,
December 24. To usher in the
celebration of Christmas, Zion
Church’s Christmas Eve service
will feature traditional Christmas
music from soloists Ruby Wagner
and Pat Taylor, flutist Suzanne
Monks and pianist Ruby Wagner
plus the reading of the Christmas
Scriptures, a Christmas message
by Pastor Ronn, the celebration of
Holy Communion and the
Christmas
Eve
candlelight
ceremony.
“We are encouraging the entire
community to join with the
members of Zion Church for a
joyful and sacred Christmas Eve
Communion and Candle Service,”
said Pastor Ronn. “It is one of the
most joyous and holy moments of
the Christian year and we look
forward to sharing this special
time with everyone.”
Zion Church is a community of
progressive
Protestants
(Lutherans,
Methodists,
Presbyterians, Disciples, etc.) that
come together for worship,
fellowship, and outreach at 20th
and Washington Streets in Port
Orford. Bible study is at 10:00
am every Sunday followed by the
worship celebration at 11:00 am.
Holidays at Cape Blanco
By Dana Gurnee
“A Victorian Christmas” will be
presented at the 27th Annual
Christmas Opening of the historic
Hughes House near Port Orford.
From 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on
Dec. 26, 27 and 28, visitors can
see the Victorian farmhouse built
by pioneers Patrick and Jane
Hughes. The 3,000-square-foot,
11-room home, made from oldgrowth Port Orford cedar, will be
decorated by local organizations.
The house was built in 1898. Jane
Hughes lived there until she died
in 1923.
Homemade cookies and hot
spiced cider will be available, and
the gift shop will be open with
discounts of 10 percent or more
on all items.
Weather permitting, nearby Cape
Blanco Lighthouse will also be
open for tours. The lantern room
will be closed, but free tours of
the work room will be available.
Entry to both sites is free, but
donations are welcome. Both sites
are on the National Register of
Historic Places, and both are
located on Cape Blanco Road,
which meets Highway 101 about
four miles north of Port Orford,
between Mileposts 296 and 297.
Burning Bowl Service
By Rev. Robin Haruna
Unity of Bandon will mark the
passage of 2015 with a "Burning
Bowl" service on Sunday,
December 27 at 11:00 AM. As
2015 completes its cycle and the
Year 2016 is born, it is a time to
let go of old beliefs, attitudes, and
experiences that no longer serve
our highest purpose, and open the
way for fresh new insights and
inspiration.
Fire is symbolic of the purification
process and participants will be
given the opportunity to write
down what they wish to release
and then burn the paper on which
they write these things. Through
this process, unwanted and
limiting attitudes and behavior
patterns such as fear, guilt, and
unforgiveness can be released to
create space for new blessings.
Unity of Bandon is located one
mile south of 11th Street on
Highway 101. All are welcome to
attend. Call 541-347-4696 for
more information.
will be sold for each helmet and
tickets are $5.00 each. There is no
limit of number you can purchase.
The drawing will take place on
New Year's Day 2016. You can
learn more at our web site and
even purchase tickets online http://sixesriverfire.com/. You
can also purchase tickets at Coos
Curry Hardware, Gold Beach
Lumber and Langlois Market.
Southern Coos Hospital
Art Show
By Scott McEachern
Win a SRFD Helmet
By Rebecca Malamud
The Sixes River Fire Department,
a
charitable
501(c)(3)
organization, is offering chances
to win one of two helmets to
support our firefighters in 2016.
Our fire department is 100%
volunteer so we rely on donations
from people like you to
supplement our modest annual
budget. We had our first
successful
helmet
fundraiser
during the Cape Blanco Country
Music Festival where we raised
almost $5000 to support our crew.
We were encouraged by our initial
success, so now we are
conducting two simultaneous
chances to raise funds to buy a
new used truck which is sorely
needed to help the Sixes River
Fire Department carry out our
duties to protect our community.
There are two helmets — one
green and yellow Sixes River
Firefighter helmet for Oregon
Ducks fans and one orange and
black helmet for Oregon Beavers
fans. Each helmet is signed by the
players of the respective teams in
permanent ink. Only 5,000 tickets
Sea Breeze
Florist
Unique and wonderful gifts,
garden art, jewelry, flowers and
plants. All price ranges.
We deliver!
World Wide Wire Service
Phone:
541 332 0445
311 6th St.
Port Orford
TIDE GUIDE
The Southern Coos Hospital &
Health Center will host a show of
artworks created using symbols
from the past or present or ones
speaking to the future. Works will
span a variety of mediums and
feature
representations
of
petroglyphs, hieroglyphs, and
other ancient symbols and means
of
communication,
record
keeping, or mark-making. Art
work will explore personal
cultural heritage, family stories,
and artist-created symbols, and
feature media such as painting,
collage, mixed media, drawing,
photography or assemblage in all
artistic styles: representational,
abstract, or futuristic. The show
will run from January 10th through
March 2016.
Date
Day
Time
24-Dec
Thu
4:05 AM
Hgt
24-Dec
Thu
10:07 AM
8.89 H
24-Dec
Thu
5:12 PM
-1.37 L
24-Dec
Thu
11:51 PM
6.76 H
25-Dec
Fri
4:56 AM
3.11 L
25-Dec
Fri
10:52 AM
8.83 H
25-Dec
Fri
5:56 PM
-1.42 L
26-Dec
Sat
12:36 AM
6.93 H
26-Dec
Sat
5:45 AM
3.13 L
26-Dec
Sat
11:37 AM
8.6 H
The Symbolism art show will
feature the work of several
renowned local artists, including
Charles Tatum, Laurel Gregory,
and Molly Dufort. Information
about Charles Tatum may be
found
here:
http://
www.charlestatumsculpture.com/
about-the-artist.
3.06 L
26-Dec
Sat
6:37 PM
-1.26 L
27-Dec
Sun
1:19 AM
7.01 H
27-Dec
Sun
6:33 AM
3.16 L
27-Dec
Sun
12:20 PM
8.22 H
27-Dec
Sun
7:18 PM
-0.92 L
28-Dec
Mon
2:01 AM
7.01 H
28-Dec
Mon
7:22 AM
3.2 L
28-Dec
Mon
1:04 PM
7.7 H
28-Dec
Mon
7:57 PM
-0.43 L
29-Dec
Tue
2:42 AM
6.97 H
29-Dec
Tue
8:12 AM
3.24 L
29-Dec
Tue
1:48 PM
7.1 H
29-Dec
Tue
8:36 PM
0.16 L
30-Dec
Wed
3:24 AM
6.92 H
30-Dec
Wed
9:06 AM
3.25 L
30-Dec
Wed
2:35 PM
6.44 H
30-Dec
Wed
9:15 PM
0.81 L
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AARP Smart Driver Course
Coos Bay, OR – Southwestern
Oregon Community College’s
Community
Education
Department is happy to be
offering the AARP Smart Driver
Course. This course offers people
an important opportunity to learn
how to drive more efficiently and
safely. The course contains up-todate information about changes
over time in ourselves, our
vehicles, and our roads. The
content of this course can help
boost safety awareness, refresh
and improve driving skills,
minimize crash risk, increase
confidence, prolong mobility, and
maintain
independence.
Completion of this one day sixhour driving refresher course can
yield discounted auto insurance
premiums for individuals 55 and
older. The course fee for AARP
members is $15, or $20 for nonmembers, and is payable to AARP
at the first class.
For a schedule of classes or to preregister call Carlene Dater 541808-2335. Dates: January 20,
February 10, or March 16, 2016.
For more information contact
Brenda Rogers in the Community
Education
&
Workforce
Development office, 541-8887328.
A & T Myrtlewood
A & T MYRTLEWOOD & Rock Shop
just north of Pacific High School, east side of 101,
Sixes, Oregon
All types of agates — beautiful colors, handcrafted jewelry,
stones for wire-wrapping, winning Myrtlewood carvings, clocks,
cribbage boards, and pine needle baskets. Our storyteller (that’s
John) has three books you won’t want to miss!
See Ya! Sandie & John.
Pass, OR 97526.
The training will be hosted by the
ODFW Aquatic and Angling
Education Program and is open to
anyone 18 years or older
interested in becoming a volunteer
fishing instructor. Saturday’s
training will cover all elements of
program’s curriculum including
basic fishing skills, stewardship,
aquatic resources and water
safety. Participants also will learn
about events and other volunteer
opportunities in their area.
Lunch will be provided, and pre‐
registration is required by Jan. 4.
To register
contact:
Ciera
Strickland:
503-947-6004
or
[email protected].
Calling all Artists
by Tobe Porter, Exhibit Coordinator
Training for Volunteer
Fishing Instructors
SALEM, OR. – The Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife
will offer free training for
volunteer fishing instructors on
Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016 in Grants
Pass. The workshop will be from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bear Hotel,
969 Southeast 6th Street, Grants
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The Port Orford and Langlois
Libraries
are
once
again
sponsoring an art and poetry
exhibit: "A Different Slant." This
is a call to artists to send a photo
of a piece of wall art to Weld
Champneys
at
[email protected], or bring
it to the Port Orford Library by
February 4, 2016 where a photo
can be made. We hope you can
find time to participate; pairing
fine art with poetry has provided
outstanding exhibits for the
community and visitors.
Once the photos are in hand, the
call will go out to poets to select a
piece of work that inspires their
poetry muses. The poetry and
artwork will be displayed together
at the opening reception on March
11, 2016 at the Port Orford
Library. Work will be displayed at
both libraries this year.
The reception will be the kick-off
event for the 11th Poet's Roundup,
three days of all things poetry.
Stay tuned for lots of details. If
you have questions about artwork,
contact Tobe Porter at 541-3324340 or [email protected].
Questions about the Poet's
Roundup, contact Gary Carter at
541-332-8899
or
[email protected]
South Coast Writers
Conference
GOLD
BEACH,
OR
–
Southwestern
Oregon
Community College is pleased to
announce that registration is now
open for the 21st Annual South
Coast Writers Conference. The
conference brings together a
collection of writers from the
Northwest to share, explore and
celebrate the many facets of writ­
ing.
Co-sponsored
by
Southwestern Oregon Community
College and Gold Beach Visitors
Center, the conference will be
held in Gold Beach on Presidents’
Day weekend, Feb. 12 and 13,
2016 at the Event Center on the
Beach and Gold Beach High
School. This is an opportunity for
an extended stay to write and
explore the splendor of America’s
Wild Rivers Coast.
earned starred reviews from
Booklist and School Library
Journal, and have been translated
into Chinese, Italian, and German.
Hoffmeister has been featured on
national CBS radio, Fox radio,
Sirius XM, NPR, The Los
Angeles
Times
television
broadcast, and the AM Northwest
television show. Peter Brown
Hoffmeister will give the keynote
presentation, "The Intentional Art
of Failure" at Authors’ Night on
Friday evening.
The conference is an eclectic
gathering of writers of various
genres including novice and
published authors. “It is our goal
that participants and presenters
leave the confer­ence inspired and
renewed, with new insights and
skills, and better connected to
fellow writers and resources,” said
Janet Pretti, Curry Campus
Executive Dean. The conference
will feature some of the
Northwest’s best writers to guide
in an exploration and celebration
of the many facets of writing:
Jason Brick, Barri Chase, Miriam
Gershow,
Peter
Brown
Hoffmeister, Anne Osterlund,
Kate Power & Steve Einhorn
(songwriters), Bruce Holland
Rogers, Heidi Schulz, Eric
Witchey and Carolyne Wright.
Workshops are scheduled to begin
on Friday with a 6-hour workshop
with three options to choose from;
the cost for the Friday session is
$55. Four 90-minute workshops
are offered on Saturday, with five
options for each session. Register
before January 31 for the early
registration price of $60 for
Saturday or $115 for both days.
Early registration for this popular
conference is encouraged to
secure a place in the work­shops.
Authors’ Night, featuring the
workshop presenters reading from
their work, is scheduled for 7 p.m.
on Friday, Feb. 12, 2016, and will
be held in the Showcase Building
Peter Brown Hoffmeister will be
the keynote speaker at the
conference. Peter is the author of
Graphic the Valley, The End of
Boys, Let Them Be Eaten By
Bears, and the forthcoming This Is
The Part Where You Laugh
(Knopf, Random House, 2016)
and Too Shattered For Mending
(Knopf, Random House, 2017).
He has served as a Joshua Tree
National Park Artist-In-Residence
and an Oregon Literary Arts
Fellow in Fiction. His books have
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Emergencies Welcome  Same Day Treatment
1097 Baltimore Ave. Bandon, OR
at the Curry County Fairgrounds.
This event is free and open to the
public. More information is
available on the conference
website
at
www.socc.edu/
scwriters.
Rotary News
By Jo Rieber
The Rotary Club of Port Orford
recognized Jada Patterson and
Carrie Rivington as the December
students of the month at the
Rotary lunch on Thursday,
December 17. Jada Patterson, a
Driftwood middle school student
was praised for her sense of
responsibility and described by
her
robotics
teacher,
Jake
VanDam as one of the best
students he has ever had. Jada’s
interests are in science and
engineering. She is considering a
career in marine biology.
Carrie Rivington, a senior at
Pacific High School, was selected
as Student of the Month because
of her optimistic I-can-do-it
attitude. She enjoys her robotics
class, and is participating in
Varsity Basketball, and helps her
friends with pre-calculus. Her
career interests are in nursing, and
she hopes to attend Southern
Oregon University after she
graduates.
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Jake VanDam and his middle
school Robotics Class displayed
the robot they designed and built
for this year’s competition. Each
student took part in a presentation,
describing the Robotics Class and
the competition. The students
obviously enjoyed participating in
the planning, building and testing
process. They learn mechanical
and technical engineering skills,
including coding and programing.
At
competitions
they
are
fascinated to see how other teams
approached the same challenge,
but came up with different
solutions. They are proud to be
part of a culture where competing
teams help one another.
Mr. VanDam thanked the Rotary
Club for the donation of robot
building materials and tools
needed in the Robotics classroom.
Nomination Letter for
Joan Allen-Steineke
Sheriff John Ward submitted the
following nomination to the
Oregon
State
Sheriff’s
Association.
The nomination
sums up Joan’s dedication to
serving the people of Curry
County.
Most all Sheriff's Offices have
several employees in the civil
division who do the processing of
mandated civil service and CHL's.
Here in Curry County due to
financial and budget constraints,
we have one person who does it
all. Chief Civil Deputy Joan Allen
-Steineke is responsible for all
civil process and returns in Curry
County including the ever
increasing demand for CHL's. The
numbers for one person is huge
and for example since January
2015, Joan has processed over 840
civil
papers
including
79
Restraining
Orders,
264
Subpoenas, 101 FED's, 139
Summons and Complaints, 95
Summons and Petitions, 64
Orders, 24 Miscellaneous papers
and 76 Foreclosures with -0OSSA errors. Not only does Joan
stay extremely busy on civil
process, she also processed and
reviewed 292 CHL's. Deputy Joan
Allen-Steineke not only is the
Chief Civil Deputy, she is also
dual certified in Dispatch and
Corrections and steps in whenever
there is a need for assistance.
What I can tell you about Joan,
she is an amazing employee that
works very hard trying to keep up
on her duties that should take
three to four people to do her job.
I feel Joan is well deserving of the
award and she has my full
recommendation.
HIPPIE GYPSY
CREATIONS
Buy One Get One Half Off!
(Half-off selection must be of equal or lessor value.)
Locally Hand Made!
Dream Catchers, Walking Sticks
Hemp Jewelry
Tye-Dye Sweat Shirts, Hoodies,
T-Shirts & Full Zip Jackets
Bandon Farmers’ & Artisan Market
10 am to 4 pm
Friday 12/18 & Saturday 12/19
► CLASSIFIED ADS
$5.00 per ad / 75 Words
Email your ad to
[email protected]
Mail payments to:
Lighthousekeeper
POB 1444
Port Orford, Oregon 97465
Email: [email protected]
CLASSIFIEDS
►►►► CITY NEWS
The CITY OF PORT ORFORD
is SEEKING CONTRACTORS
certified in “Confined Spaces” to
make repairs to the City’s aeration
basin. Please call 541 -332 –
3681 ext. 240 for details and
appointments.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
►►►► FLORIST
We would like to thank all of those
who participated in this year's
"Seasonal Sensations . . . Music and
Words to Celebrate the Holidays"
held Saturday, December 12th, at
the
Port
Orford
Library. Actors participating were
Peri Rask and troupe along with
Ginney Etherton and her bunch of
gangsters.
Musicians
Mary
Morganti and her young piano
students along with husband Bruce
and his vocalists from Pacific High
School. Also the Kammeroque Trio,
Steve Boyer on accordion, the Cape
Blanco Bell Ringers and Kim and
Kevin Polson. Writers Gary Carter,
Denise Willms, Russ Hepworth,
Weld
Champneys,
Cairehn
McGowan,
Joyce
Mueller,
Tobe Porter, Inge Lincon, Sandy
Westerman, Therese Menzel and Sy
Martinez. Most of all we'd like to
thank the many enthusiastic people
who showed up to support, cheer on
and applaud our local artists, and
our local papers for supporting the
event free of charge. If you couldn't
make it you missed a great show,
but we'll be back next year.
Hopefully
we'll
see
you
then. Merry Christmas everyone!
From committee members Tobe
Porter, Gary
Carter,
Weld
Champneys and Russ Hepworth.
27th YEAR OF WREATHS and
Centerpieces from SEA BREEZE
FLORIST. We box and ship
anywhere in the U.S. or you pick
up. Handtied with local longlasting noble fir, cones and Port
Orford Cedar, juniper and Incense
Cedar.
Our wreaths are the
perfect seasonal gift from local
sustainable resources. All Oregon
sourced, even the boxes and wire.
We also carry fabulous Christmas
cards, glass art jewelry, stocking
stuffers and other unique gifts as
well. 541 332 0445
Gary Carter
Port Orford
►►►► CAN DRIVE
Project Graduation will be
having a can/bottle drive
after the holidays. Date:
Saturday, January 9th
Time:11am-1pm, Drop off
Location: Driftwood School
Playground Or call for pick
up: Christy Phillips 541366-1002, Wade Phillips
541-366-1001, Garth Allen
541-551-0517,
Peg
O’Donnell 907-227-3826
All proceeds support a safe
and sober celebration for the
PHS Class of 2016.
Now Open Earlier
Wed.-Fri. 7:30-3:30
Sat. 8:30-2:00
$10 Buck
Big Breakfast
Tuesday Night Tasty
Bites & Live Music
Starting at 5:30 pm
Check out the expanded Wine Selection!
Bread and Pastries Baked Daily!
Never Day Old!
It’s time to order your Holiday Desserts
and Pastries!
Gift items arriving al the time
Across from Circle K
541 290 4999 * Port Orford
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The
Crazy
Norwegian’s
Fish & Chips
Open 7 Days
8:00 am—2:00 pm
Breakfast 8-11:30 am ~ Lunch 11:30-2 pm
Specialty Nights (5:30 to 9 pm):
Taco Tuesday
Thirsty Thursday -Burgers and Beers
Crazy's featuring local
produce and fish specials
when available
Now serving homemade chowder!
We serve locally sourced eggs, meats,
fish and produce
Eat Local, Eat Fresh!
48396 Hwy 101 Langlois, Oregon
www.Facefook.com/TheSpoon.Langlois
541-348-1015
Police Reports
Port Orford Police
12/14-11:44: 1000 Block Oregon
St. Warrant Service, Matthew
Scott, arrestee
12/14-19:29: 1555 Oregon, Theft,
Ray’s Food Place
12/15-11:00: Arizona St., Rape
12/15-20:07: Hensley Hill/P.O.
Loop, Warrant Service, Robert
Beech, arrestee
12/16-03:14: Hamlet, Animal
12/17-08:40: 200 Block 7th Street,
Disturbance
12/19-18:24: Ray’s & Circle K,
Protective Order Violation
Miscellaneous Recap: Tr affic
12, Area Checks 21, F/FI/Info: 7,
Alarm 1, Suspicious 2
Port Orford Ambulance: 8
Sheriff Calls
12/13-06:17: 93000 Block Salal,
Custodial Interference
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Winter Hours
11:30 AM—7:30 PM
Tuesday-Sunday
541 332 8601
259 6th Street (101)
Port Orford
12/13-09:22: 93000 Block Elk
River, Deceased Subject
12/14-14:27: Floras Creek/New
River Rescue Operation, no other
details
12/14-19:19: 41000 Block
Humbug Way, Criminal Mischief
12/15-02:12: 93000 Elk River,
Protective Order Violation
12/15-16:22: 42000 Block P.O.
Loop, Animal Complaint
12/15-19:36: Iron Mtn./Elk River
Road, Overdue Subject
12/16-14:58: 42000 Block P.O.
Loop, Criminal Trespass
12/17-16:33: 1500 Block
Lakeshore, Mental Subject
12/17-21:51: 42000 Block P.O.
Loop, Dispute in Progress
12/18-11:28: 94000 Block Elk
River Road, Fraud
12/19-12:32: Floras Lake, Outside
Assist
12/19-16:24: Humbug/101,
Accident, no injury
12/19-19:39: 44000 Blk Finch
Lane, Dispute in Progress
Miscellaneous Recap: Follow Up
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Construction
Site Prep,
Underground Utilities,
Water Systems
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Contractor
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