Top Stories of February 14, 2007
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Cougar wrestlers take Skyline again; sending 11 to state
Qualifying for state competition (from left) Quayde Fisher, Matt Duran, Lance Tausaga, Dusty Culver, Adam Miller, Jacob Miller, Timothy Pope, Jesse Swift, Chris Culver, Jerrad Miller and Tony Miller. Story here. (Photo by Scott Jorgensen, ‘IVN’ staff reporter)
Six weeks after taking office, Josephine County Sheriff Gil Gilbertson is already making big changes.
CJ City Council
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An application for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater discharge permit for its wastewater treatment facility is sought by the city of Cave Junction from Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality (DEQ).
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A continuing parking issue between tenants of a downtown commercial building was brought before the Cave Junction City Council during its Monday night, Feb. 12 meeting in city hall.
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Rotating library staff viewed as way to keep sites open on limited basis
Josephine County officials plan to spend the next week with legislators to bring more attention to bear on the county’s pending funding crisis.
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From the print edition:
- IVFD aims at upgrading its emergency response units
- Dome School, Foresty Action combine in riparian efforts
- Five men cited in Medford prostitution ring
- ATV rulings big concern for riders
- 'Critical projects' funding via lottery include $35.4 million commuter line
Other Stories in the News
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Winter savings days are happening right now at Household Furniture & Appliance at the corner of Sixth and L Streets in Downtown Grants Pass.
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It is often said that good things come to those who wait.
Nobody knows this better than Illinois Valley residents Ross Welcome and Sam Kurz,
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Besides delighting the senses with visual arts, foods, and music, Second Friday ArtWalk in and around Downtown Cave Junction contributes substantially to the overall valley image and is a showcase for the entire community.
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SOG featured artist reception feb. 17
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ILLINOIS VALLEY BOYS varsity basketball team was dunned for 33 fouls during its game against Phoenix in Ken Mann Memorial Gym Friday night, Feb. 9. The Cougars were defeated 61-47. The Pirates’ Mike Shepherd led scorers with 21 points, and the visitors made 27 of 40 free throws. I.V. scoring was led by Kevin Snook, who tallied 9 points, 12 rebounds and six blocked shots. The loss took the Cougars to 0-12 in the Skyline Conference. I.V. was to play Rogue River Tuesday, Feb. 13 in an away game. The Cougar varsity girls have a 6-6 record in the Skyline and were to play Rogue River Feb. 13 in Cave Junction. (Photo by Dale & Elaine Sandberg for ‘Illinois Valley News’)
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If you want to live a healthier life get a dog, research suggests. BBC News
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