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Jamming the bus for holiday smiles - Vimarsana News

Jamming the bus for holiday smiles

Across Coos Bay, North Bend and Bandon last weekend, hundreds of people came together to make Christmas morning bright for scores of local children.

New winner takes golden cart in Supermarket Shopping Spree - Vimarsana News

New winner takes golden cart in Supermarket Shopping Spree

Wednesday morning, the Supermarket Shopping Spree kicked off the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Bus Jam and brought with it a new winner of the golden cart.That win

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New winner takes golden cart in Supermarket Shopping Spree - Vimarsana News

New winner takes golden cart in Supermarket Shopping Spree

Wednesday morning, the Supermarket Shopping Spree kicked off the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Bus Jam and brought with it a new winner of the golden cart.That win

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Even in pandemic, Cardinal Services finds a way to give back - Vimarsana News

Even in pandemic, Cardinal Services finds a way to give back

Not even 2020 can stop thestaff at Cardinal Services' Coos Bay office from upholding their annual Casual Friday Jean Fund tradition of donating to a local charity. This year, the determined employees decided to split the donation between two very worthy causes: CASA of Coos & Curry County and the Coos County area's annual December Toy/Food Drive event, Bus Jam Saturday.  Cardinal's Coos Bay office staff are allowed to wear jeans on Friday's as one of Cardinal's ongoing team-building traditions, but they must pay for that privilege. Employees are asked to donate $2 each Friday. At the end...

ARK Program spreads holiday joy - Vimarsana News

ARK Program spreads holiday joy

During a difficult holiday season, the ARK Project has been busy making wishes come true – even more than a normal year, in spite of the pandemic. A Coos Bay School District program offering basic needs support and other advocacy for homeless youth and families in the county, the ARK Project partnered with school staff and community organizations to provide holiday toys for nearly 150 children this winter. The 700-plus toys they distributed went to families who are doubled up with other families, living in trailers or experiencing housing challenges in another way, according to Melinda T...