Top stories in our weekly issue dated
December 23, 2009

Photo: Chris Coultas

Chris Coultas (Photo by Michelle Binker, Illinois Valley News)

  • Solutions sought for burgled businesses

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    A recent rash of burglaries has hit some Cave Junction businesses hard, during a time when many are struggling to simply stay open.

  • I.V. Airport fence plan prompts lawsuit threat

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    A Grants Pass attorney is threatening legal action against Josephine County if a planned perimeter fence is put into place around Illinois Valley Airport.

  • City social gaming rules vary

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    Early next year, the Cave Junction City Council might consider allowing citizens to vote on allowing social gaming — bingo, lotto, raffles or Monte Carlo events — to occur within city limits.

  • Rep. Maurer talks taxes with Zonta

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    Two parallel tax measures were discussed by Rep. Ron Maurer (R-Grants Pass) during the Thursday, Dec. 17 meeting of the Zonta Club of Grants Pass, a chapter of Zonta International service club, at a cafe in Grants Pass.




Community News

Photo: Snowshooe hikes

Ranger-guided snowshoe hikes are fun for the entire family. (Photo provided by David Grimes, National Park Service)

  • Whale watching sites listed

    Two possible experiences await Winter Whale Watch week sight-seers on the Oregon coast, and either one, observes Oregon State Park Ranger Morris Grover, “is exciting.”

  • Guided hikes unique Crater Lake experience

    Crater Lake National Park announced that its popular free ranger-guided snowshoe walks with snowshoes provided at no charge will continue through April 25.

  • Events calendar

    Events Calendar

    All the Valley's happenings in the Events Calendar





Other News

Photo: Illinois Valley High School Concert Choir

Illinois Valley High School music groups, under the direction of Sean McKee, heralded the holiday season with a concert on Thursday, Dec. 17. The showcase featured orchestra, concert band, choir, chamber singers and a pair of solo performances. The performance drew an overflow audience. (Photos by Michelle Binker, Illinois Valley News)

  • Illinois Valley High School

    • Cougars win one on the road vs. Rogue River

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      A short trip to Rogue River proved fruitful for the Illinois Valley High School boys varsity basketball team, which netted its second win for the season.

    • Grapplers fourth in NV tournament

      New

      he Illinois Valley High School (IVHS) wrestling team placed fourth in a tournament held at North Valley High School in Merlin.



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