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Registration and dinner/social time starts at 5:30pm Short business meeting at 6:15pm followed by lecture presentation. Information Source: Fred Bremner, DMD | eventbrite

When: Day 1: April 24th | 8 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (6.5-hour Lecture (class) with 30 min. lunch) Day 2: April 25th | 8 a.m. -4:00 p.m. (7.5-hour Field Practicum with 30 min. lunch) *Rain Date : April 28th, 2025 (Mon.) In the event of adverse weather, the rain date of April 28th will be used to make up for the practicum portion of the class. Please block off Monday, April 28th in your calendar in case rescheduling is necessary. Locations: Lecture: Lakeside Hall at Environmental Learning Center, Clackamas Community College, Oregon City Campus, 19600 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, OR 97045 Field Practicum: Full-day field trip sites: Timber Park: 30878 NW Evergreen Way, Estacada. Sandy Fish Hatchery – Cedar Creek Screw Trap (39800 SE Fish Hatchery Rd, Sandy) Field sampling location (TBD) Professional Credit: Clackamas Community College, 1.4 CEU (14 PDH), Award of Completion will be provided. Workshop Description: 2-Day lecture/field experience This hands-on workshop is designed to improve the ability of field staff to identify local species of fish, and to use the resulting data for assessment of waterway health. Participants will learn to identify species commonly encountered in this region, practice using various sampling gear and techniques, and determine best approaches to analyzing the data. Day 2 of class will be spent in the field collecting and identifying fish in a local waterway. Lunch is provided for the Day 1. Please pack a lunch for the field day. Format: April 24th (day one), will be held at the ELC, and includes a sampling gear overview and prep for the next day. Day two is a full-day field trip to a PGE facility and/or juvenile salmon screw trap. In the afternoon we will head to an off-site location to practice collection & identification using electroshocking and/or seining (for warm water species). Specific locations will be determined closer to the workshop date. Instructors: John Cox | Hydro Program Biologist, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Clackamas Kevin Stertz | Assistant District Fish Biologist, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Clackamas Buddy Phibbs | Salmon and Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) Biologist, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Clackamas District Tickets: Lecture + Field Practicum: Standard $375, Student/AmeriCorps $185 Reduced Pricing: Thanks to sponsorship support, we have a limited amount of funds available that can reduce the cost of your registration by 30% for those eligible. These dollars are for those with limited resources. If you are interested in applying, please select the "Apply for Reduced Pricing" ticket and we will follow up with you. Learning Outcomes : Upon completion of this workshop, students should be able to: Accurately identify about 45 local fish species by using key morphological characteristics. Use standard techniques and equipment to properly collect, identify & count specimens. Explain how the goal might influence the approach to sampling fish populations in local waterways. Major Topics : Why do this anyway How goal influences approach Identifying features of key genera/species Sampling gear/techniques (snorkeling, in-place traps, seining, electrofishing, nets, spawning surveys) Collection methods (passive & active) Approaches to data analysis Field Practicum Refund Policy: Cancellations are allowed up to 1-day prior to the start of class, however, refund amounts vary based on when you notify us of your cancellation. >14 days prior to event: Full refund, excluding Eventbrite fees • 1-14 days prior to event: 50% refund, excluding Eventbrite fees Please contact bethany.wray@clackamas.edu if the cancellation is due to illness or family emergency. We will work with you on a case by case basis, and may be able to apply your registration fee toward a future workshop. Information Source: Environmental Learning Center | eventbrite

Rules: Weigh-In Starts At 9:00 AM Competition Starts At 10:00 AM Competition Ends Before 5:00 PM Each registered athlete will weigh in upon arrival. The Grip Games will begin with the farmer-carry, and the weight will increase “rising bar” style until there is only 1 athlete remaining. All athletes will complete their bonus game attempt as they are eliminated from the first game. There will be a roughly 10 minute intermission and then the same process will be used to for the second game which is the pinch-hold, and then the third game which is the dead-lift. Grip Games will conclude when there is only 1 athlete remaining in the 3rd game. Final scores will be calculated as a ratio of your weight, to the highest amount of weight reached in each of the games (Ex. If you weigh 200 lbs and you carry/hold/lift 150 lbs, your ratio is 0.75). SPECTATORS ARE ENCOURAGED! Weight Classes (Pounds): Sign up for the weight class you wish to compete in. Must come in under the cutoff weight on the day of competition or you will be moved to the correct weight class. Youth Division (Ages 7 through 12) Female Division (Less Than 165) Female Athena (Greater Than 165) Male Division (Less Than 220) Male Clydesdale (Greater Than 220) Non-Binary Division (No Weight Class) Age Limit: Grip Games, is for ages 7+ with parental consent. Prizes: At the end of each Game the following prizes will be awarded: Farmer Carry Trophy (Male With Overall Heaviest Farmer Carry) Pinch Hold Trophy (Female With Overall Heaviest Pinch Hold) Dead Lift Trophy (Non-Binary With Overall Heaviest Deadlift) At the end of All 3 Games the following prizes will be awarded: Female Division Prize Pot (Currently @ $0) Female Athena Prize Pot (Currently @ $0) Male Division Prize Pot (Currently @ $0) Male Clydesdale Prize Pot (Currently @ $0) Non-Binary Prize Pot (Currently @ $0) All Event Details Including Rules For Each Of The Games Are Posted Here; corefitnesspdx.com/gripgames Information Source: Core Events | eventbrite

Led by experienced instructors with a deep understanding of firearms and self-defense, our class covers essential topics such as firearm safety, proper handling techniques, situational awareness, and the legal aspects of carrying a concealed weapon. We ensure that you gain a thorough understanding of your rights, responsibilities, and the legal limitations that come with concealed carry. Information Source: Blackstone Gun Safety | eventbrite

Delicious food, spring flowers... and the company of Edwardian friends. This is a potluck tea, so plan to bring a dish to share. Fun activities and a beautiful setting in a private home will be provided. As always, costumes are admired, but not required. Information Source: Edwardian Society of Oregon Steering Committee | eventbrite

OREGON BACKFLOW TRAINING For students seeking to earn credit toward a CCC degree, please visit www.clackamas.edu/wet for program and registration information. Two-Day Tester Retrain/Renewal Course - 1.4 CEUs Approved by OESAC for 1.4 Drinking Water Relevant CEUs The two-day tester renewal course will provide ample time to practice your assembly testing skills on all approved backflow assemblies. Practice assemblies (both vertical and horizontal) with gauges and simulators will be available. Interactive clicker lecture with 10th edition assembly testing and trouble shooting procedures, followed by a written exam. Ample time provided for hands-on assembly practice. On day two hands-on testing will commence. Schedule Class meets in-person Thursday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Location Clackamas Community College, Training Center B, Room T150 19600 Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR 97045 YOUR INSTRUCTOR RECOMMENDS LOOKING THESE BACKFLOW TESTING VIDEOS AND PROCEDURES BEFORE ATTENDING https://www.wetrc.org/backflow-testing-videos-and-procedu Student Expectations: These workshops are Clackamas Community College courses. All participants of this workshop will be campus students and expected to comply with the Clackamas Community College Student Code of Conduct guidelines to maintain a professional and respectful environment. Classroom Environment: This course is held in a classroom with an open-plan setting and no heating . Please dress appropriately for cold or wet weather conditions as necessary. Required materials: Students should bring written utensils and a notepad, notebook, or paper for note-taking. Prerequisites: A High School Diploma or GED is not required to participate in this workshop. However, it is required when applying for a Backflow/Cross Connection license with the State of Oregon. REFUND & CANCELATION POLICIES: CCC provides full refunds if you drop your classes on time. We do not provide partial refunds. To receive a full refund , you must drop this workshop or request a refund at least 48 Hours Before the class begins. Special Circumstances Refunds may be considered for emergencies or extenuating circumstances at the discretion of the organizers. CCC Course Cancelations: Workshops may be canceled due to insufficient registration, unforeseen events, or other factors. If this workshop does get canceled, participants will be notified (through e-mail) and full refunds will be provided. For further questions, please contact Amber Steele, the Administrative Assistant at amber.steele@clackamas.edu OR Matt La Force, our instructor, at laforce@clackamas.edu Click to view/save map. Connect wet@clackamas.edu or www.clackamas.edu/wet Information Source: Water and Environmental Technology at CCC | eventbrite

Oooh yeah, ol' raging abe invites you to the one and only hometown screening of Oregon City's own RAGING MIDLIFE at Regal Hilltop Cinemas on May 29 @ 7:30pm ! Come join the cast and crew as we screen the film, answer those pressing questions, and screen never-before-seen deleted scenes from the film, dig it?!! Synopsis: Two friends embark on a series of thrilling and comical heists to retrieve a tank top worn by their 80s wrestling hero, "Raging Abraham Lincoln," after a grieving daughter outbids them to satisfy her father's final wish. Stars pop icon Paula Abdul, comedy legend Eddie Griffin, Star Trek's Walter Koenig and literally all your friends from Oregon City High School ('99-'00) Information Source: Raging Midlife | eventbrite

Nature Spy Explorer Kits: Summer 2025 The ELC’s Nature Spy Explorer Kits are sent right to your door and have all the supplies your budding naturalist will need to learn, create, and play. Engaging crafts, fun facts, and playful activities will help them discover the natural world that surrounds them – from the comfort of home and neighborhood! Kits are designed for children ages 4-8 (we hear that older children enjoy them too!). Each kit includes: Easy to follow instructions Materials for creating one nature-themed craft Nature journal page with fun facts Activities to keep them exploring all week long A nature guide or storybook Nature-themed memory card game Kits contain natural materials. To ensure freshness and quality, please open immediately upon receipt! Summer Explorer Kit: Water Wizard Kit Purchase now to secure your kit! Kits ship every Thursday starting June 5th, 2025. Have your kit (s) delivered to your door or choose to pick up in person and come explore the wonders of the wetland here at the ELC! Cost $50 per kit Scholarships A limited number of scholarships are available to families with a demonstrated need. To apply, select the scholarship ticket. One kit per family. Water Wizard Kit Be a water wizard and experiment with items that sink or float, watch seeds come to life, and watch water work its magic in nature. Go on a wetland safari, play a water babies matching game and help Sammy the Salmon Race to the River! Explorer Kit Testimonials "Your programs for children & explorer kits are so awesome!" - Carol "This kit is cute and wonderful! So well done!" - Matisse "We are loving these kits!" - Alice Order Form Instructions If the Submit button is not available to you, it probably means that one of the required fields has been left empty. Please be sure to fill in a response to all questions marked with a red *, then try submitting again. If that doesn't work, please e-mail us at: elcatccc@clackamas.edu Refund/Cancellation Policy If you are not completely satisfied with your Nature Spy Explorer kit, we would like to know about it! We will accept return requests within 48 hours of opening the kit, with written explanation of why you would like to return it. If something is damaged, please include a photograph. We will fully refund you, if you are not satisfied. If you would like to cancel your explorer kit order, we can issue a full refund, less a 10% processing fee, up to 4 days prior to the scheduled shipping/pick-up date. Questions? Please e-mail Jessie Mulcahy at jessie.mulcahy@clackamas.edu In the News.... T he ELC's Nature Spy Explorer Kits were featured in a KGW story in June 2021. Click here to read the story and watch the 2-minute video. Information Source: Environmental Learning Center | eventbrite

Thank you for your interest in support Sherwood Girls and Boys Golf at this year's fundraiser scramble golf tournament. We are looking forward to another great event! This year we are returning to Stone Creek Golf Course on Sunday, June 1st with a shotgun start at 8:00. Check in begins at 7:00am. The entry fee is $125 per player with a grab-and-go breakfast before the round, and a BBQ lunch afterwards included. Additional food and drinks will be available for purchase at the course, as well as on course games. Information Source: Sherwood High School Boys and Girls Golf | eventbrite

OREGON BACKFLOW TRAINING Become certified as a Backflow Assembly Tester CCC offers five-day backflow tester certification courses approved by the Oregon Health Division. Only certified testers can perform the annual backflow assembly test required by the Oregon Plumbing Code and Water Purveyors. The Department of Human Services requires proof of high school diploma or GED certificate in order to complete the certification process. For students seeking to earn credit toward a CCC degree, please visit www.clackamas.edu/wet for program and registration information. Five-Day Backflow Tester Course - 3.0 CEUs Approved by OESAC for 3.0 Drinking Water Relevant CEUs 1.5 Wastewater CEUs Approved Landscape Construction Professionals CEH: 40 Technical Hours Successful completion of this course qualifies you to apply to the State of Oregon for certification as a Certified Backflow Assembly Tester. During the class, you will learn to test all approved backflow assemblies. In addition, you will learn proper installation, troubleshooting, and basic repair methods. Schedule Class meets in-person M-F, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Location Clackamas Community College, Training Center B, Room T150 19600 Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR 97045 YOUR INSTRUCTOR RECOMMENDS LOOKING THESE BACKFLOW TESTING VIDEOS AND PROCEDURES BEFORE ATTENDING https://www.wetrc.org/backflow-testing-videos-and-procedu Student Expectations: These workshops are Clackamas Community College courses. All participants of this workshop will be campus students and expected to comply with the Clackamas Community College Student Code of Conduct guidelines to maintain a professional and respectful environment. Classroom Environment: This course is held in a classroom with an open-plan setting and no heating . Please dress appropriately for cold or wet weather conditions as necessary. Required materials: Students should bring written utensils and a notepad, notebook, or paper for note-taking. Prerequisites: A High School Diploma or GED is not required to participate in this workshop. However, it is required when applying for a Backflow/Cross Connection license with the State of Oregon. REFUND & CANCELATION POLICIES: CCC provides full refunds if you drop your classes on time. We do not provide partial refunds. To receive a full refund , you must drop this workshop or request a refund at least 48 Hours Before the class begins. Special Circumstances Refunds may be considered for emergencies or extenuating circumstances at the discretion of the organizers. CCC Course Cancelations: Workshops may be canceled due to insufficient registration, unforeseen events, or other factors. If this workshop does get canceled, participants will be notified (through e-mail) and full refunds will be provided. For further questions, please contact Amber Steele, the Administrative Assistant at amber.steele@clackamas.edu OR Matt La Force, our instructor, at laforce@clackamas.edu Click to view/save map. Course Overview Click to view the course overview. Connect wet@clackamas.edu or www.clackamas.edu/wet Information Source: Water and Environmental Technology at CCC | eventbrite

OVERVIEW Join us for the 49th Annual ORWEF Water Environment School hosted via Zoom and on campus by Clackamas Community College. The Oregon Water Education Foundation (ORWEF) 2025 Water Environment School (WES) is a comprehensive learning and networking opportunity for water quality professionals. Subject-matter experts within the field will join us to facilitate occupational development for those in both the municipal and industrial sectors. Topics discussed this year include: · Wastewater Treatment Operations and Maintenance · Collection Systems Operations and Maintenance · Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment · Biosolids and Reuse · Asset Management · Safety · Technology · Stormwater Management · Activated Sludge This short school will be held over three days, with the first day being virtual-only and the last two days offering both virtual and in-person options . Attendees can choose to participate virtually or in person on the final two days, but must select their preferred modality (virtual or in-person) at the time of registration. Sessions will be available live and can be attended from anywhere, with in-person attendees joining us on-campus for an interactive experience to gain up to 2.1 CEUs. Admission Pricing Virtual-only Admission ( $110 per day) One day: $110 Two days: $220 Three days: $330 In-person Admission $140 per day (Wednesday and Thursday) One day (Wednesday or Thursday): $140 Two days (Wednesday & Thursday): $280 Hybrid Admission Choose a combination of virtual and in-person attendance Two-day hybrid (1 online, 1 in-person): $250 Three-day hybrid (1 online, 2 in-person): $390 Three-day hybrid (2 online, 1 in-person): $360 Key Details: Day 1: Virtual-only (No in-person option) Day 2 & 3: Choose to attend virtually or in person Registration: You must select your preferred modality (virtual or in-person) in advance at the time of registration. VENDOR FAIR: We are hosting a vendor fair during our school lunch hour with a minimal fee of $150. Please contact us if you are interested in being a part of our school! Please contact us if you are interested in being a part of our school! If you would like your logo mentioned in the Welcome Program, you have until June 7th to register. PARTICIPANT GUIDELINES: REMINDER: Each attendee will need to use their own individual Zoom account/e-mail to acquire CEUs. No sharing screens for credit! In-person registration includes lunch, printed welcome packet, ORWEF swag, and use of our facilities/classrooms. TICKET REFUND DATE: Friday, June 20th, 2025 After the registration deadline has passed, if you need to change your type of registration for Thursday, we will not be able to add any in-person attendance but we can provide Zoom link access if changing from in-person to virtual (no refund will be issued). For more information, contact Amber Steele at 503-594-3345 or amber.steele@clackamas.edu . Please note : Attendees must register separately before the event to access/attend the sessions. Upon reservation checkout, attendees will receive a confirmation email with the link to register for Zoom sessions. Please check out https://orwefwes.com/wes-2025/ for more information about this years school, the class schedule when it is finalized, historical school programs, and more! Participant Expectations: These sessions are on Clackamas Community College campus and those who attend will be considered students. All participants of this workshop will be Clackamas Community College CEU registered students and expected to comply with the Clackamas Community College Student Code of Conduct guidelines to maintain a professional and respectful environment. SCHEDULE: Our schedule for the 2025 49th Annual ORWEF Water Environment School will be available April 1st. For more information, contact Amber Steele at 503-594-3345 or amber.steele@clackamas.edu. Information Source: Water and Environmental Technology at CCC | eventbrite

High school and college-bound musicians, join us for a jam-packed week of instrumental instruction, rehearsals, and performances this summer at Clackamas Community College! Spots are limited, so register early! OVERVIEW Clackamas Summer Band Camp is a week-long summer music program that's perfect for instrumental musicians of all levels who want to improve their skills, play fun and challenging wind ensemble repertoire, and learn about music theory. Held at the beautiful Niemeyer Center for Performing Arts on the Oregon City campus, students learn from renowned Portland-area musicians in a fun college-campus setting, with plenty of rehearsal time. Camp runs from 9 am - 4 pm daily with a Friday afternoon concert. Conducted by Lars Campbell, CCC's Director of Instrumental Music. WHO CAN ATTEND? Registration is open to students entering grades 9-13 with at least two years of experience in a school ensemble. Students who play flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, oboe, bassoon, saxophone, horn, trumpet, trombone, euphonium, tuba, double bass, piano, and percussion are encouraged to register! Don't see your instrument on the list? Let us know! Email ami.collofello@clackamas.edu to request a spot. DAILY SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE) 8:30 a.m. - Doors open for check-in and warm-up. 9:00 a.m. - Rehearsal 10:45 a.m. - Break 11:00 a.m. - Sectionals 12:00 p.m. - Lunch (see below for options) 12:45 p.m. - Music Theory 1:45 p.m - Break 2:00 p.m. - Rehearsal 4:00 p.m. - Students are dismissed Friday 4:30 p.m. - Concert. Doors open to audience at 4:15. STAFF Conductor - Lars Campbell, CCC Director of Instrumental Music Lars Campbell has been the Director of Instrumental Music at Clackamas Community College since 2013. He directs the CCC Wind Ensemble and the CCC Jazz Ensemble, as well as currently serving as the chair of the Music Department. He conducts a variety of ensembles outside the college setting, in performance and recordings. He conducts at Clackamas Repertory Theater each year, leading a group of area professionals in the orchestra pit to excellent reviews. In 2021 he conducted the world premiere of Darrell Grant’s jazz opera Sanctuaries for Third Angle New Music. In addition to his conducting duties, he maintains an extremely active trombone performance career in the evenings, performing frequently with the orchestras of the Oregon Symphony, Oregon Ballet Theater, and Portland Opera, as well as many jazz performance groups. Associate Conductor - Cynthia Plank, Oregon Symphonic Band Associate Conductor Sectional Instructors - TBD Administrative Support - Ami Collofello, ami.collofello@clackamas.edu REGISTRATION/PAYMENT To register, simply pick your instrument from the list and complete the form. We accept credit/debit cards. Refunds available by request through Friday June 20, 2025 at 11:59 pm. If registration for your selected instrument is sold out, please add your name to the waitlist. We may be able to open more spots. Sibling discount and need-based scholarship may be available. Please inquire at ami.collofello@clackamas.edu. WHAT TO BRING Instruments - students should expect to bring their own instruments. Piano and percussion will be provided. Loaner instruments may be available upon request. Equipment - students should come prepared with extra reeds, valve oil, rosin, neck straps, tuners, and anything else necessary for a full day of playing. Stands and chairs are provided. Food/Drink - students should bring refillable water bottles and snacks. Bag lunch is encouraged. Students with parent/guardian permission may leave campus for lunch. Clothing - students should wear comfortable clothing and bring a light jacket or sweatshirt, as building temperature may vary. WHERE TO GO 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045 Camp will be held at Clackamas Community College in the Niemeyer Center. Free parking is available in Yellow Lot 2. Additionally, students may be dropped off/picked up at the loop directly in front of the Niemeyer Center. Students will meet and rehearse in the band room (N119) each day. Please see campus map for more information. QUESTIONS? Please direct any questions to the Clackamas Community College Music Department: Ami Collofello, ami.collofello@clackamas.edu or Lars Campbell, lars.campbell@clackamas.edu SOCIAL Follow us on Facebook , Instagram , and YouTube for news, events, performances! Information Source: Music at Clackamas Community College | eventbrite

Registration Now Open! Join us for the Pacific Northwest Section of the American Waterworks Association (PNWS-AWWA) Short Schoo l , happening in-person from July 15-17, 2025 at Clackamas Community College , Oregon City, OR. We’re excited to welcome water professionals for this valuable learning opportunity! Training Focus: Supervision & Leadership Water Quality Water Operations Earn up to 2.0 CEUs to fulfill your two-year continuing education requirement! Event Details: Dates: Tuesday, July 15 – Thursday, July 17, 2025 Location: Clackamas Community College, 19600 S Molalla Ave, Gregory Forum, Oregon City, OR 97045 Format: In-Person Only Three-Day Pass MEMBER : $400 (Up to 2.0 CEUs) NON-MEMBER : $800 (Up to 2.0 CEUs) RETIREE OR STUDENT : Free SPEAKER : $200 (Includes two additional days) Two-Day Pass MEMBER : $300 (Up to 1.3 CEUs) NON-MEMBER : $540 (Up to 1.3 CEUs) RETIREE OR STUDENT : Free SPEAKER : $100 (Includes one additional day) One-Day Pass MEMBER : $150 (Up to 0.6 CEUs) NON-MEMBER : $270 (Up to 0.6 CEUs) RETIREE OR STUDENT : Free SPEAKER : Free (Only for presentation day) Additional Notes: Member Tickets are for those affiliated with the Pacific Northwest Section of the American Water Works Association. We verify membership to ensure compliance. CEUs (Continuing Education Units) are awarded based on your attendance at the conference. Note: Waterworks committee members and presenters attend for free on presentation day. Vendor Fair Info: We will have a Vendor's Day on the Wednesday, July 10th. The cost of Vendor Registration is $350 (+$35 minimum door prize). You can sign up as a vendor through our registration process with the VENDOR FEE- NOT CEU ELIGIBLE ticket. If you need any accommodation to present products, please notify us PRIOR to showing up to the event. The Vendor event will be held in Gregory Forum, on CCC campus. Location: Clackamas Community College--Gregory Forum, 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045 Date and time: Wed, Jul 16, 2025 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Vendor Organizer: Cindy Wolff, cwolff@sunrisewater.com Participant Expectations: These sessions are on Clackamas Community College campus and those who attend will be considered students. All participants of this workshop will be Clackamas Community College CEU registered students and expected to comply with the Clackamas Community College Student Code of Conduct guidelines to maintain a professional and respectful environment. For more information, contact Amber Steele at 503-594-3345 or amber.steele@clackamas.edu. SCHEDULE: Our schedule for the 2025 Waterworks School will be available April 25th. For more information, contact Amber Steele at 503-594-3345 or amber.steele@clackamas.edu. Information Source: Water and Environmental Technology at CCC | eventbrite

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