Illinois Valley News

Major News

• Restaurateur to fight city“s grease trap rule

  The aroma of fresh-baked bread and cookies greets customers as they enter any Subway restaurant. Absent are other odors that can be associated with some fast-food establishments.

• Frustrated I.V. Airport users seek new direction

  Illinois Valley resident Edward Russell has a particular passion for aviation.

• Cassanelli gains experience in commissioner role

  During the past 12 months, Josephine County Commissioner Sandi Cassanelli has been getting used to her new job.

• Tax measures 66 & 67 set for Jan. 26 ballot

  Voter Pamphlets for Oregon“s Jan. 26 special election were mailed last week, as both sides of the tax debate prepare for the final stretch of the campaign.

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• Sweetwater Meadows delivers healthy, farm-fresh produce

  Many people choose a healthy diet as one of their New Year“s Resolutions, but not everyone has a green thumb “ or the land, time and energy to garden.

Other News

• Cougars win big in Glendale tourney

  The Illinois Valley High School boys varsity basketball team is riding an impressive wave of momentum after winning a tournament in Glendale last week and bringing home a trophy.

• Girls B-Ball team wins in Glendale

  For the first time in recent memory, the Illinois Valley High School girls varsity basketball team won a game.

• I.V. grapplers fall short

  A pair of recent tournaments found the Illinois Valley High School varsity wrestling team struggling to find its footing.

• Solo I.V. swimmer earns respect for dedication

  Taylor Harris, the lone member of the Illinois Valley High School swim team, competed in three meets to end 2009, and another to get 2010 under way.

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• Bradbury seeks nomination for Oregon top office
• FEMA: Be prepared now for natural disaster
• Insurance subsidy available for some
• Campus Achiever — Edwin Ball

Top stories from last week: Dec 30, 2009

• BCC grant paves way for $3.2 million allocation
  Merlin-based Recoil Suppression Systems lands helicopter tank Dept. of Defense contract
• CJ mayor proud of first year successes
• Mining association submits coordination plan to county
• Lawsuit contends Oregon law violates employers“ free speech rights
• I.V. schools to gain from renewable energy funds
• New rules for Oregon OHV use
• JCSO cuts jail mail costs
• Beck banned

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