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SUMMARY:Yaquina Pacific Railroad and Historic Society and Operation Lifesaver –– Alan Holzapfel and Lisa Watson\, Presenters
DESCRIPTION:Alan Holzapfel\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBiographical sketches:\n\n\nAlan Holzapfel is a retired Navy pilot with 26 years of service\, former OCLI presenter and member\, YPRHS member since 2014\, current president & docent of YPRHS\, and model railroad and history enthusiast.\n\n\nLisa Watson was born and raised in HI\, received a BA from the University of Oregon in 2016\, moved to the coast and found employment at the YPRHS in 2020\, and has been exploring and learning about railroad and local history since…and absolutely loving it!!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Toledo Branch: 1864 to 2026\,” and a “What is it? Artifact Spotlight.”\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAn Empire of Dreams features the key depots along the original 142-mile long Oregon Pacific Railroad Company. The exhibit backs up to the post office building along the west side of our platform. The mile posts are placed at a scale of one foot equals one mile.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOur caboose has historic photographs about logging\, the industry most responsible for Lincoln County having a railroad heritage. We also have documents from the original railroad companies that operated in Lincoln County. \nThe exhibit in the north end of the RPO car is a reconstructed RPO car interior. The other end of the RPO car features a baggage car exhibit\, artifacts from passenger rail service along the Pacific coast\, and our extensive library of historic railroad books and magazines.
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/yaquina-pacific-railroad-and-historic-society-and-operation-lifesaver-alan-holzapfel-presenter/
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SUMMARY:Keeping Families Housed\, One Family at a Time ––  Jessica Duranceau-Meyer\, Presenter
DESCRIPTION:Jessica Duranceau-Meyer\n \nFamily Promise of Lincoln County is working to address one of our community’s most pressing challenges: family homelessness and housing instability. Through shelter\, homelessness prevention\, diversion\, housing assistance\, and stabilization services\, Family Promise helps local families find a path toward safe\, stable housing.\nDuring this presentation\, Executive Director Jessica Duranceau-Meyer will share how Family Promise has grown to meet the increasing needs of Lincoln County families\, the unique housing challenges facing our coastal communities\, and the importance of partnerships in creating lasting solutions. Attendees will learn about the organization’s accomplishments\, current programs\, and vision for expanding housing opportunities for families and children throughout Lincoln County.\n\nJessica Duranceau-Meyer\nhas served as the Executive Director of Family Promise of Lincoln County since November 2024 and has worked in homeless services since 2008. Her experience includes developing shelter programs in King County\, helping establish Tacoma’s Tent City through partnerships between local government and nonprofit organizations\, and leading housing navigation and homeless service programs along the Oregon Coast.\nJessica brings both hands-on experience and a strong commitment to building community partnerships that create real solutions. She believes that addressing family homelessness takes more than providing temporary shelter; it requires collaboration\, compassion\, and a commitment to helping families achieve long-term stability.
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/family-promise-of-lincoln-county-jessica-duranceau-meyer-presneter/
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