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Established
in 1937

 

Ray's Food Place coming to Selma; CJ Select to close
C&K Markets Inc. has purchased
both I.V. stores. cont ...

Assisted-living plan returned to city; developer refiles
amended proposal

Maurer tosses hat into District 3 representative race
Incumbent Anderson backs JoCo native.

Owens campaigning
for Ore. House seat

Tree removal at smokejumper base no obstacle
to historic preservation
"No adverse effect" to eligibility after cutting. cont ...

Three-alarm blaze destroys rural CJ home

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Artist in Residence colors
life for Evergreen students

 

Curves' bottom line -- shaping up

 

Women's health screening offered

 

'Final Edition' of the 'News
a memento for Johnson kin

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IVHS student accomplishments honored
Atheletes, Brain Bowlers cited at Winter Awards Ceremony.

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Historic quake proof
of present danger
Damage felt region-wide from
estimated 7.3 magnitude trembler ... cont ...
Another in a series celebrating Josephine County's sesquicentennial, by Roger Brandt.
Also - Josephine County sesquicentennial celebration on near horizon;

Josephine Creek a gold nugget of history;

Cold Springs Mountain Trail:
Josephine County's lifeline to the coast;

Artifacts clue to valley visit by Spanish 200 years ago;

Legacy of hydraulic mining leaves lasting imprint on Illinois Valley;

Oregon Cavemen herald JoCo tourism industry;

Early 'Road to the Sea' marked efforts to open valley-coastal trade; and

Desperate winter gives meaning to phrase 'worth his salt'

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Awakening that place of awe; tolerating
the squirrelly in public school
Letters to the Editor, your community forum. cont ...

Were you talking to me, Moby?
Whales may miss their cues in an incresingly noisy ocean. -- LiveScience.com

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