Daffodil day continues in Cloverdale
In a normal year, Cloverdale’s annual Day of Remembrance leaves Cloverdale high schoolers walking away from their lunch period with a bouquet of 16 daffodils and a tag with the names of the people the daffodils are meant to honor — young people, former Cloverdale High School (CHS) students, who lost their lives to cancer. This year, the annual daffodil day looked different. With CHS students learning at a distance, no students were there to receive the bouquets. Merle Reuser and a devoted group of volunteers adapted, splitting up and walking throughout Cloverdale, handing bunches of daffodils to people downtown and dropping them off on door steps.
Windsor wastewater plans with Lytton Tribe fall apart
End of negotiations means tribe will build its own plant adjacent to Deer Creek neighborhood, take back its $20 million in community funds
