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Lovelin campaign addresses commissioner salary
The Lovelin Campaign for Tillamook County Commission, Position 1, recently addressed the issue of Commissioner Erin Skaar’s salary, revealing that it is costing taxpayers $126,197.27 per year. Moreover, the forecast indicates a further increase of $5,966.78, effective July 1. Bruce Lovelin, the candidate spearheading the campaign, emphasized that while this may not be the primary focus of his platform, it is a matter that deserves attention and debate. “County residents are often unaware of the true financial implications of our County Commissioners’ compensation,” stated Lovelin. ...
Several Taft High school students recognized
Taft High School Career and Technical Education program (CTE) students achieved several honors at the recent SkillsUSA Oregon Championships, demonstrating their expertise in technical and vocational disciplines, according to a release from the Lincoln County School District. In the public speaking competition, senior Cheyenne Pullin represented the school’s Speech and Debate Club and captured first place in Extemporaneous Speaking. Participants in this event are tasked with delivering a structured and persuasive speech on a topic provided on the spot, showcasing their ability to think and...
Lincoln City mayor looks to the future
Lincoln City Mayor Susan Wahlke looked to the past to illustrate how the city is moving forward into the future. In her State of the City address April 23, Wahlke outlined the progress the city has made in developing new affordable housing through the city’s planning and development department. She highlighted Innovative Housing Inc., 107 affordable housing units across Highway 101 from Oceanlake Fire Station; and Wecoma Place, 44 affordable units by Lincoln County Housing Authority at Northeast 29th and Highway 101. ...
Lincoln City Council meeting discusses Mayor Berglund
LINCOLN, ND (KXNET) — The Lincoln City Council meeting got heated on May 9 as they discussed the reported unprofessionalism of Mayor Berglund from a previous special meeting. This discussion lasted about 2 hours and citizens were not happy with the mayor, calling her actions an embarrassment to the community of Lincoln. Berglund defended herself […]
EPA, DEQ investigating unknown red substance in ditches following Perrydale barn fire
An unknown red substance has been flowing through drainage ditches in the Perrydale area since a barn fire May 2, and residents are being warned to keep themselves, pets and livestock away. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took samples Monday morning, and should have results later in the week, said Dylan Darling, a...
Tillamook Fire seeks levy
The Tillamook Fire District is asking voters to approve a five-year levy to support district operations on the May primary ballot. If approved, the levy would add 84 cents per thousand dollars of assessed value to tax bills in the district to support equipment maintenance and the hiring of new staff. Currently, the district relies mainly on a property tax rate of 69 cents per thousand dollars of assessed property...
Tillamook YMCA introduces new free diabetes prevention and self-management programs
The Tillamook YMCA is excited to announce the launch of two vital programs aimed at combating diabetes: the Diabetes Prevention Program and the Diabetes Self-Management Program. Both programs are offered free of charge, thanks to the support of Northwest Senior and Disability Services. Diabetes Prevention Program The Diabetes Prevention Program is a structured lifestyle change program designed for individuals at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Led by certified health...
County dialing in emergency radio bond specifics
A group of Tillamook County staff is working to finalize the details of a bond question to support the replacement of the county’s emergency radio system that they plan to bring to voters in November. The new system would bring Tillamook’s emergency radio communications into the digital age and carries a projected price tag of $27 million. “Now, we need to come into the 21st century and we need to...
Javadi looks to build on first term successes
With two legislative sessions under his belt, State Representative Cyrus Javadi hopes voters will give him a chance to continue promoting solutions for north coast issues in Salem. In a recent interview with the Headlight Herald, Javadi touted his work securing funding for projects in his district and building relationships, which he said he believes will boost his efficacy going forward. “You realize right away that being loud isn’t very...
Tillamook School District 9 Board of Directors vacancy
A vacancy exists on the Tillamook School District 9 Board of Directors, Position #3. The Board of Directors seeks qualified applicants to fill the position. Interested parties should contact Gail Levesque at the District Administration Office, 503.842.4414 ext 1015, or by email at gaill@tillamook.k12.or.us to request candidate application materials. A letter of interest and the completed application must be returned by email or US mail to the Tillamook School District Board of Directors, 2510 First Street, Tillamook, OR 97141, not later than May 31, 2024. A director will be appointed to fill the unexpired term for Position #3 and will be announced at the June 10, 2024, board meeting which will be held at the District Office.
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