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MAYOR'S MESSAGE Community Invited to 4th Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk Our community is invited to come together tomorrow for the 4th Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk—an event that highlights inclusion, awareness, and support for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. This year’s walk will take place on Saturday, March 28 at 9 a.m., beginning at the Coos Bay Boardwalk and continuing through downtown, with participants finishing at Puerto Vallarta Restaurant. Community members of all ages are encouraged to attend and show their support. World Down Syndrome Day is observed each year on March 21—a date chosen to represent the three copies of chromosome 21—and serves as a global reminder of the importance of inclusion, awareness, and community support. Here in Coos Bay, this annual walk has become a meaningful tradition that brings together families, friends, and neighbors in a shared show of support. Recently, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Skye Rodriguez, a local student who selected me as part of a school project. She asked thoughtful questions about my role as Mayor and what it means to serve the Coos Bay community. Toward the end of our conversation, Skye shared that she hopes to become an influencer and performer one day and asked if I had any advice. In that moment, it was suggested that she is already doing just that—using her voice to connect with others and bring attention to something meaningful. By choosing to interview the mayor and help spread the word about the upcoming walk, she was already making an impact. You can watch the full interview here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/944298501441210 Whether you participate in the walk or take time to learn more, opportunities like this help build a more inclusive and connected community. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Community Invited to 4th Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk Our community is invited to come together tomorrow for the 4th Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk—an event that highlights inclusion, awareness, and support for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. This year’s walk will take place on Saturday, March 28 at 9 a.m., beginning at the Coos Bay Boardwalk and continuing through downtown, with participants finishing at Puerto Vallarta Restaurant. Community members of all ages are encouraged to attend and show their support. World Down Syndrome Day is observed each year on March 21—a date chosen to represent the three copies of chromosome 21—and serves as a global reminder of the importance of inclusion, awareness, and community support. Here in Coos Bay, this annual walk has become a meaningful tradition that brings together families, friends, and neighbors in a shared show of support. Recently, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Skye Rodriguez, a local student who selected me as part of a school project. She asked thoughtful questions about my role as Mayor and what it means to serve the Coos Bay community. Toward the end of our conversation, Skye shared that she hopes to become an influencer and performer one day and asked if I had any advice. In that moment, it was suggested that she is already doing just that—using her voice to connect with others and bring attention to something meaningful. By choosing to interview the mayor and help spread the word about the upcoming walk, she was already making an impact. You can watch the full interview here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/944298501441210 Whether you participate in the walk or take time to learn more, opportunities like this help build a more inclusive and connected community. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Community Invited to 4th Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk Our communit... More

03/27/2026

Semi-truck rollover scatters millions of bees across Oregon highway Featured News by Oregon Today News
Semi-truck rollover scatters millions of bees across Oregon highway
A semi-truck hauling millions of bees overturned near Crater Lake blocking the highway and... More

03/27/2026

Beaverton gets a new Black Rock Coffee site opening March 31 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beaverton gets a new Black Rock Coffee site opening March 31
Located at 3340 SW Cedar Hills Blvd the Beaverton shop adds to Black Rocks home-state foot... More

03/27/2026

Norris & Stevens Brokers $1.4M Sale of Retail Building in Portland, Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Norris & Stevens Brokers $1.4M Sale of Retail Building in Portland, Oregon
PORTLAND ORE Norris amp Stevens has arranged the sale of a retail building located at 434... More

03/27/2026

Sony raises PS5 prices by $100 worldwide Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sony raises PS5 prices by $100 worldwide
Sony is increasing PlayStation 5 prices worldwide with US consoles rising by up to 150 as ... More

03/27/2026

Where are No Kings protests happening in Portland metro this weekend Featured News by Oregon Today News
Where are No Kings protests happening in Portland metro this weekend
Protests are planned in cities nationwide as part of a growing series of rallies opposing ... More

03/27/2026

PlayFame Casino – This weekend’s best sweepstakes bonus you shouldn’t sleep on Featured News by Oregon Today News
PlayFame Casino – This weekend’s best sweepstakes bonus you shouldn’t sleep on
PlayFame Casino is making waves in the sweepstakes world by offering a massive welcome pac... More

03/27/2026

‘There’s just no words’: Two Oregon men facing life in prison walk free after murder convictions collapse Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘There’s just no words’: Two Oregon men facing life in prison walk free after murder convictions collapse
Nicholas Sias walked free this month after 17 years behind bars for a murder he says he di... More

03/27/2026

If you bought these products on Amazon, check this urgent recall affecting 122,000 units Featured News by Oregon Today News
If you bought these products on Amazon, check this urgent recall affecting 122,000 units
About 122000 portable bed rails are being recalled after two reported deaths according to ... More

03/27/2026

Drew Smith’s career year carries Oregon baseball to stellar start Featured News by Oregon Today News
Drew Smith’s career year carries Oregon baseball to stellar start
Drew Smiths love of Oregon began as a kid growing up deep in the woods of North Carolina More

03/27/2026

🐾🐾PET OF THE WEEK🐾🐾 Today we showcase beautiful DORY. Dory is a bit of a sad story. She came to SCHS in August 2025,... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
🐾🐾PET OF THE WEEK🐾🐾 Today we showcase beautiful DORY. Dory is a bit of a sad story. She came to SCHS in August 2025,...
PET OF THE WEEK Today we showcase beautiful DORY Dory is a bit of a sad story She came to ... More

03/27/2026

Wyden, Merkley slam 'baseless' federal investigation into Oregon abortion coverage requirement Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wyden, Merkley slam 'baseless' federal investigation into Oregon abortion coverage requirement
Oregons senior US senator is calling on the US Department of Health and Human Services to ... More

03/27/2026

Why Ken Wright Has Known For Decades That Yamhill Carlton Is Oregon’s Most Exciting Wine Appellation Featured News by Oregon Today News
Why Ken Wright Has Known For Decades That Yamhill Carlton Is Oregon’s Most Exciting Wine Appellation
The secret to Yamhill Carltons most compelling Pinot Noir isnt the winemaker Its 200-milli... More

03/27/2026

Five Guys gives employees $1.5 million in bonuses after birthday BOGO deal glitch Featured News by Oregon Today News
Five Guys gives employees $1.5 million in bonuses after birthday BOGO deal glitch
Our crews were put in an incredibly difficult position and the way they performed under pr... More

03/27/2026

Orphaned bobcat kittens rescued in Oregon return to the wild Featured News by Oregon Today News
Orphaned bobcat kittens rescued in Oregon return to the wild
When the bobcat kittens a brother and sister were found near a rest stop along the side ... More

03/27/2026

Rural Estacada house fire leaves 1 dead; sheriff’s investigation underway Featured News by Oregon Today News
Rural Estacada house fire leaves 1 dead; sheriff’s investigation underway
One person is dead after a fire ripped through a manufactured home in Estacada on Wednesda... More

03/27/2026

Oregon wine tops French rivals in a redo of a legendary blind taste test Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon wine tops French rivals in a redo of a legendary blind taste test
Two upstart California wines shocked the wine world by besting their French counterparts i... More

03/27/2026

OPB’s First Look: Hillsboro gets a new stadium Featured News by Oregon Today News
OPB’s First Look: Hillsboro gets a new stadium
Subscribe to OPBs First Look to receive Northwest news in your inbox six days a weekGood m... More

03/27/2026

Her dad's dementia inspired her to create a guide for family caregivers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Her dad's dementia inspired her to create a guide for family caregivers
When Wambi Karanjas friends gripe about the annoying habits of their fathers she feels out... More

03/27/2026

Today on ARC PDX | March 27, 2026 | The New York Times says Portland has turned a corner Featured News by Oregon Today News
Today on ARC PDX | March 27, 2026 | The New York Times says Portland has turned a corner
Here are some of the stories were looking at in our AM-edition of ARC PDX More

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