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Relay For Life Of Coos County
As the holiday approaches, The Relay For Life of Coos County reminds everyone to remember the loved ones who are fighting their battle with cancer, the ones that who have lost their fight and the ones that have survived to have more birthdays–and more holidays! Consider making a New Year’s resolution to become involved [...]
Another Section Of Coast Reopened To Recreational Crabbing
The Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announce that recreational crabbing is now open from Cape Blanco, north of Port Orford, to the Columbia River. Samples of crab taken from that area indicate that levels of domoic acid–the marine biotoxin–have decreased below the alert level. This re-opening of the [...]
Two Women Die In Two Vehicle Crash On Highway 38
Two women have died in a vehicle crash. Oregon State Police and emergency personnel responded to a two vehicle crash on Highway 38 on early Monday morning, December 11th. The investigation revealed that a Jeep Cherokee crossed the center line and crashed head-on into a Kia Rio driven by 48-year-old Lisa Oswill of Tigard. The [...]
Highway 38 One Lane Now Open Near Reedsport
One lane on Highway 38 is now open near Luder Creek Road, approximately 12 miles east of Reedsport. The Oregon Department of Transportation reports that the other lane remains closed for a crash investigation and reconstruction. Expect delays and use caution. Watch for workers and equipment.
Coquille Man Arrested On DUI And Other Charges
A man from Coquille has been arrested on DUI and other charges. A Coos County Deputy responded to a reported two vehicle crash at Fishtrap Road and Arago Fishtrap Road in Coquille on December 6th. The Deputy found the female driver of a pickup truck with injuries and the truck had substantial front end damage. [...]
Myrtle Point Waste Water Treatment Plant Disrupted
The city of Myrtle Point’s waste water treatment plant has received waste water containing a visible amount of milk, resulting from a spill at a local processor. The milk clouds the waste water and disrupts the treatment process. As a result, the ultraviolet disinfection system is not able to achieve proper inactivation of [...]
Recreational Crab Harvesting Reopens On Portion Of OR Coast
The Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announce that recreational crabbing is now open from the north jetty of the Coquille River to the Columbia River. An area from Tahkenitch Creek (north of Winchester Bay) to Cape Foulweather (north of Newport) was previously closed because of the elevated levels [...]
Air Stagnation Advisory For Southern Oregon
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is issuing an air stagnation advisory for much of southern Oregon beginning Tuesday, December 5th. Forecasters expect air quality to deteriorate due to an extended period of stagnant air. During such conditions, smoke can be trapped at ground level. The DEQ asks people in those affected areas to limit outdoor [...]
BLM Sells Three Million Board Feet Of Timber
The Coos Bay District of the Bureau of Land Management sold 3.2 million board feet of timber, worth $450,242.70 at a recent oral auction. Southport Forest Products of Coos Bay was the high bidder for the Rooster Fish commercial thin timber sale. The timber is on Coos Bay Wagon Road lands in Coos County. [...]
United Way Campaign Ends November 30th
The local United Way is raising money in Coos and Curry Counties to support services provided by local non-profit programs. The goal this year’s campaign is $150,000, which has a deadline of November 30th. This year’s theme is “LIVE UNITED: Give where you live”. Since 1961, money raised in Coos and Curry Counties helps local people [...]
