Top stories in our weekly issue dated
November 26, 2008
(From left) Guenter Ambron, Jim Frick, Jack Swift and Peggy Goodwin. Below, Roger Brandt makes his point with visual aids. (Photos by Michelle Binker, I.V. News)
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Economic recovery of Josephine County and its links to timber harvests and tourism was a major topic during a town hall meeting on forest practices on public land held Wednesday night, Nov. 19 at Anne G. Basker Auditorium in Grants Pass.
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A 10-year, 10,000-acre Master Stewardship Agreement with Takilma-based Siskiyou Regional Education Project (SREP), and Lomakatsi Restoration Project, of Ashland, was announced by the U.S. Forest Service’s Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest Friday, Nov. 21.
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Deputies are seeking a stocking-masked suspect in a Cave Junction case involving reported burglary and attempted rape, said Josephine County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO).
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A masked gunman made off with a bag containing some $80 cash and a fuel card from Cave Junction 76 Minimart late Friday night, Nov. 14, according to Josephine County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO).
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All three public schools in Cave Junction went into emergency “lock-down” mode with students confined to their rooms with lights out following a report that someone with what could be a gun was seen at Illinois Valley High School.
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The LBMS crew. (Photo by Linda Corey-Woodward for Illinois Valley News)
In years past, many would take Thanksgiving week to travel; to visit relatives or take vacations to warm, sunny places. This year, the challenge is to do something differently due to the poor economy and high travel costs.
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Art ranging from stained glass to wood-turnings will be for sale through Dec. 12 when the Rogue Community College Firehouse Gallery hosts its annual Holiday Art Gift Sale.
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The Heart Gallery of Oregon, a traveling exhibit featuring professional photographs of Oregon children waiting for families, is open in Grants Pass until Dec. 12.
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Cave Junction Lions Club recently admitted five new members to the club during a meeting at Michelle’s Family Restaurant.
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Phase 2 of a grass-roots clean-up project was held Nov. 18 at the former home of 103-year-old retired teacher Lorna Byrne in rural Cave Junction by 22 Lorna Byrne Middle School (LBMS) students.
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- More federal aid sought for Oregon
- Bicyclist deceased in head-on crash
- State finding more Oregonians seek assistance as world economy falters
- Winterizing tools recommended by Oregon Dept. of Agriculture
- ODFW fishing, hunting licenses available online
- Kerby big aspect of county’s history
- Vagos suit dismissed
- Don’t be a turkey when driving
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