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AZALEA MAN JAILED FOLLOWING WRONG WAY FREEWAY DUII INCIDENT

An Azalea man was jailed following a wrong way freeway DUII incident early Saturday. An Oregon State Police report said just after 12:35 a.m. troopers responded to Interstate 5 southbound near Milepost 86 in the Quines Creek Road and Barton Road area, after the incident was called in. Deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office located the vehicle near Milepost 90 at the Canyon Creek Summit.

Azalea, OR · 20h

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Oregon Bookkeeper Used Boss’s Signature Stamp and Fake Payroll Profile to Steal Nearly $1 Million

RIDDLE, Ore. — A 53-year-old woman from Riddle could spend up to 30 years in federal prison on a bank fraud charge after pleading guilty to stealing nearly $1 million from her former employer. Christina Klauda pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud and two counts of making...

Riddle, OR · 2d
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Southern Oregon’s Week Brings Veterans Day Parades, Holiday Markets and Opening Night

In Selma, the invitation Tuesday is to spend an afternoon clearing brush. In Eagle Point on Wednesday, anyone who wants to walk in the Veterans Day parade can fall in behind the honor guard. And on Friday night in Grants Pass, the high school theater department will hand the stage to a princess with a very small problem. Across Josephine, Jackson and Klamath counties, the week of Nov. 9–13 offers as many chances to join in as it does to pull up a chair.

Grants Pass, OR · 2d
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Waves Up to 27 Feet Expected on Southern Oregon and Northern California Beaches Today

Waves reaching up to 27 feet are expected along parts of the Oregon coast on Sunday, November 8, while Northern California beaches could see breaking waves of up to 24 feet. High surf advisories from the National Weather Service warn of dangerous conditions and possible beach erosion in coastal areas of both states.

Oregon · 2d
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Some Oregon wells have elevated arsenic, even when the water looks and tastes normal

That makes formula prepared with nitrate-contaminated well water particularly dangerous for babies.

Douglas County, OR · 21h

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Local Tractor Supply donates funds to Grants Pass K9 Unit

GRANTS PASS, Ore. - Tractor Supply Co. donated $250.00 to the Grants Pass Police K9 unit, which relies heavily on community donations for protective and training equipment, along with veterinary care. "The Grants Pass Police K9 Unit would like to thank Tractor Supply for their generous donation to the K9...

Grants Pass, OR · 23h

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This Oregon Golf Course Sits On An Old Gravel Mine And Hides The State’s Biggest Lazy River

A lazy river with giant fake logs, faux tree stumps, and an underground tunnel sits right next to an 18-hole golf course in Oregon. Yes, it belongs to an RV park. The whole pool area leans into a mining theme. That fits, since the property shares its neighborhood with a working gravel operation.

Roseburg, OR · 20h

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Rain Returns to Roseburg Monday Before Warmer Weather Arrives, Wetter Pattern Possible This Weekend

ROSEBURG, Ore. - Roseburg residents can expect a rainy start to the workweek before several days of warmer and mostly dry weather arrive across the Umpqua Valley. However, forecasters are keeping an eye on a potentially more active weather pattern that could bring heavier rain and stronger winds to Southern Oregon by the weekend.

Roseburg, OR · 1d

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A Fall Guide to Dog Leash Rules in Josephine County

At Tom Pearce Park, a dog walking along the Rogue River has to be on a leash no longer than six feet. A few miles away at Dollar Mountain, Grants Pass allows up to eight feet. At Cathedral Hills, the federal rule for developed recreation sites brings the limit back to six. Three popular places to walk a dog on a cool fall afternoon, and the rules can change with the trailhead.

Josephine County, OR · 2d

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ADAPT ANNOUNCES DIAMOND LAKE RECOVERY CAMPUS AS NAME FOR NEW RECOVERY FACILITY

Adapt Integrated Health Care has officially named its new regional recovery campus the Diamond Lake Recovery Campus, with the residential treatment facility on the campus to be known as Crossroads Lodge. An Adapt release said the names reflect both the continued legacy of Adapt’s Crossroads residential treatment program and the...

Southern Oregon, OR · 1d

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Poor ventilation rules out yard-debris burning on final day of Grants Pass window

Grants Pass will close its fall burn window Sunday, Nov. 8, with yard-debris fires prohibited. Josephine County declared Sunday a no-burn day across the Rogue Basin Open Burn Control Area, which includes the city, after forecasters determined that conditions would leave too little ventilation to disperse smoke. The advisory applies...

Grants Pass, OR · 2d

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Myrtle Creek fifth-graders learn stewardship at Oregon Dunes

The Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative thanked the Myrtle Crest fifth graders for joining them on a stewardship field trip last week at the Sandtracks Picnic Area on Horsfall Road. Forty-five students, two teachers, and ten chaperones attended. ODRC also thanked the staff from the Siuslaw National Forest, Coos Watershed Association, and Siuslaw Watershed Council who helped with the field trip. Myrtle Crest students removed both large and small invasive Scotch broom plants, clearing one third of an acre. The students have been learning about the history, geology, and native plants and wildlife of the Oregon dunes. They also learned about the invasive species that were planted there, and what can be done to protect and restore the open sand habitat of the dunes. The field trip gave the students an opportunity to personally experience the dunes and do hands-on restoration. ODRC led stewardship field trips for 19 classes from Coos Bay, Reedsport, Siuslaw, and Mapleton School Districts during the last school year. Jim Grano and Laurie Green with ODRC said, “This fall we have had five classes, and we were glad to add Myrtle Crest to our list of schools who help remove the invasive plants. We really enjoy the

Myrtle Creek, OR · 21h