Original sentence: Drain is located at the crossroads of Oregon Route 99 and Oregon Route 38, at a pass in the Coast Range, on the way west to the Pacific Ocean.Drain was named after a couple, Richard and Anna Drain, who were the first to settle there in the 1800s.Drain's economy was once based on logging.Drain, Oregon is the only community named "Drain" in North America.Half of Drain is owned by the "Wooley" family, who maintain a mill, gas station, and several other businesses in the city.Pass Creek, a tributary of the Umpqua River runs through Drain
Edited sentence: Drain Oregon is the only "Drain" in North America.Drain is a crossroad town, on one of the mountain passes leading to the sea.Drain is a facinating little town, whose claim to fame is "Gateway to the Pacific".Drain was named after a couple, Richard and Anna Drain, who were the first to settle in the 1800's.Half of Drain is owned by the "Wooley" family, who maintain a mill, gas station, and several other buisnesses in town.It was once a thriving lumber town, but has lost much of its esteem.Pass creek runs through Drain, on its way to join up to the Umpqua river.Says so right on the sign