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May 26, 2010

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Around a dozen people attended the Siskiyou Mountain Herb Walk at the Frog Farm in Takilma on Saturday, May 22. Debbie Lukas led the group through the gardens, pointing out medicinal herbs from figwort to black cohosh, and described their healing properties. Later in the day Lukas taught a class on making lotions and creams. (Photos by Zina Booth, Illinois Valley News)

  • JoCo unemployment rate down slightly

    Unemployment in Josephine County took a slight dip during April, according to the Oregon Employment Dept. (OED).

  • Monument concerns prompt meeting

    Tuesday afternoon, May 18, Josephine County Commissioner Sandi Cassanelli traveled to Yreka, Calif. to attend a five-hour meeting regarding a proposal to create the Siskiyou Crest National Monument.

  • County codifies resource coordination committee

    Josephine County commissioners have taken one more step toward compelling state and federal agencies to coordinate their land-use and natural resource utilization plans with those of the county.

  • Three Rivers SD budget set for adoption

    A 12-year trend of declining enrollment continues to batter the Three Rivers School District (TRSD) budget, which has been approved, with consideration of adoption set for June 21.

  • CJ Council OKs paving fund transfer

    A series of resolutions was passed by the Cave Junction City Council 5-0 during its 20-minute meeting on Monday night, May 24 at city hall.

  • Open government topic of DOJ Medford meeting

    Oregon Attorney General John Kroger has launched a systematic review of Oregon“s transparency laws to identify weak points and suggest improvements in time for the 2011 legislative session.

  • Swinney charged with multiple sex offenses

    Oregon State Police Criminal Investigations Division detectives have arrested a 53-year old Grants Pass-area man on numerous sex offenses following a six-month investigation.

  • Bear Camp Road open for season

    Bear Camp Road is now open to the coast, as the road is cleared and signs are updated and in place.




Community

  • Community Christian provides individualized, faith-based education

    Since 1974, Community Christian Academy (CCA) has offered faith-based education to students throughout Illinois Valley.

  • New thrift store offers “life line“; benefits area food bank

    Another lifeline is offered to aid those caught in the turbulence of the current economy.

  • Second careers shine for musicians at Oregon Caves Chateau

    The performers set for Friday and Saturday, May 28 and 29, at the Chateau at Oregon Caves National Monument come from vastly different backgrounds, but share a similarity in that music is a second avocation for both.

  • Rollins brings spoken word to Rogue Theatre

    He“s spent the past few years traveling the world on his “Frequent Flyer Tour“ — and now, Henry Rollins is bringing his observations to the Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass on Tuesday, June 1.

  • Saints visit valley; pull their weight

    Some 90 dogs made their marks, as the St. Bernard Club of Southern Oregon held a three-day show in the Cave Junction/Selma area on Friday through Sunday, May 21 through 23.

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    All the Valley's happenings in the Events Calendar







IVHS Sports

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IVHS junior Roger Hults participated in the Oregon State 4-A golf competition at Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell on Monday and Tuesday, May 17 & 18. Hults placed sixth in overall standings. (Photo provided)

  • I.V.“s Johnson earns state berth

    Blizzard conditions weren“t enough to stop Illinois Valley High School track stars from shining at the Skyline District meet Friday, May 21, at Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) in Klamath Falls.




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  • Index stresses importance of innovation as catalyst for Oregon“s economic growth
  • AAA has bicyclist safety advice
  • Fear of biting dogs can delay postal delivery
  • Memorial Day event set for Central Point park
  • RCC“s spring concert features American classics
  • Help available to pay to spay, neuter cats


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