Rogue Appellation Garagiste Society (RAGS) had Dinner in the Vineyard Saturday, Sept. 6. Participating wineries were Daisy Creek, Trium, Bendock Estate, Red Lily and Madrone Mountain. Some 65 people attended. Music was provided by pianist Pat Bendock, and Celtic musicians George & Anwyn Leverett. Slide show available here. (Photos by Michelle Binker, Illinois Valley News)
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Appeals can be made regarding an amendment to include a 33.86-acre parcel on Holland Loop in rural Cave Junction for a potential gravel-removal site.
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To increase the clout of its contract lawman, the Cave Junction City Council is considering amendments to its municipal code so that violators can be cited into the city’s Municipal Court.
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The public-use fire danger level on land protected by the Oregon Dept. of Forestry (ODF) Southwest Oregon District dropped to “high” (yellow) on Tuesday, Sept. 9.
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A Public Lands Day event focusing on improving the Eight Dollar Mountain Botanical Site will be held by the Bureau of Land Management on Saturday, Sept. 27.
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The 1,062-acre Horse Mountain Fire, approximately 15 miles northwest of Illinois Valley, is fully contained as of early last week, according to an interagency report.
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Arson Task force efforts have resulted in six arrests related to numerous suspicious fires throughout the city during the past two years, Grants Pass Dept. of Public Safety reported last week.
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Kris Pindar originally opened Amazon Queen on Valentine’s Day 2008, fulfilling a dream and a promise to her mother to open a queen-sized women’s clothing store. Despite some advertising efforts though, business didn’t pick up as she planned.
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For the many skilled and gifted artists who call this part of Southwestern Oregon home, having access to the right tools and material is crucial.
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The start of the school year will be celebrated in a variety of ways during Second Friday Art Walk on Sept. 12 in and around Downtown Cave Junction.
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- Kerby Ditch meeting set
- Evergreen students get new playground equipment
- Mental aid due
- BLM solicits comments about Cascade Siskiyou Mounment plan
- OSP notes fewer deaths in Labor Day accidents
- Recycling nondigital TVs urged
- Cops killed on roads honored
- Former Cave Junction couple get 20, 10 years in pot case
- Semitruck accidents reduced
- SAR, CAP prepare for emergencies
- Understanding fat key to healthy diet
- Hang up and drive
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