Top stories in our weekly issue dated
December 24, 2008
The Christmas holiday season is upon the valley: CJ city deputy George Gasperson hosting lunch for Chaz on his birthday, and buddy Neil at Wild River. Click pic for more.
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A plan to increase staffing levels at the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) was discussed at the county commission conference room at the courthouse in Grants Pass.
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Amid hope-filled expressions of economic recovery during the next year or so, Josephine County Board of Commissioners last week unveiled proposed fee increases and new fees requested by several county departments.
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A recount of ballots requested by unsuccessful candidate Jack Brown for Position 3 on the Josephine County Board of Commissioners shows essentially the same results.
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Outgoing Josephine County Commissioner Jim Raffenburg (center) received a plaque and two certificates honoring his various services to the county during the last 12 years. Commission Chairman Dave Toler and Vice Chairman Dwight Ellis presented an award on behalf of the Association of Oregon Counties. (Photo by Michelle Binker, I.V. News)
County board vacancies
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Applications to fill vacancies on the Library Board of Trustees are being accepted by the Josephine County Board of Commissioners.
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The Josephine County Farm Board also announced that it is accepting applications to fill vacancies on the five-person panel.
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A Grants Pass-area man was arrested Wednesday, Dec. 17 by detectives from the Rogue Area Drug Enforcement Team (RADE) on marijuana-related charges after a search warrant led to the discovery of an indoor marijuana-growing operation.
Ferrell Sullivant, 71, of Cave Junction, was transported by American Medical Response after he was struck by a pickup truck on Hwy. 199 in front of Taylor’s County Store at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, said Josephine County Sheriff’s Office. The driver of the pickup truck that struck Sullivant was identified as Randy Lee Cumberworth, 48. A report by Deputy George Gasperson was pending. (Photo by Illinois Valley News) Click pic for more
Suri Futures, an alpaca farm in Cave Junction, held an open farm event the weekend of Dec. 20 and 21. Visitors got to pet live animals. Various alpaca-fiber products were available for purchase, and hot, spiced cider was provided. (I.V. News photos)
John Gardiner & Christine Perala-Gardiner showed visitors how to clean alpaca fleece (I.V. News photos)
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