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Fire Season Begins CFPA release - The Coos For- est Protective Association (CFPA) announced today that fire season will officially begin at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, June 11, 2019. The start of fire season activates restrictions on both Weather for the Week public and industrial forest use Wednesday - Mainly sunny. High on all public, private, county, around 70F. Winds W at 5 to 10 state, and Bureau of Land Man- mph. Wednesday night - A few agement (BLM) lands within CFPA’s District boundaries. The clouds from time to time. Low start of fire season means the end around 55F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 of unregulated, outside burning mph. Thursday - Partly cloudy for rural Coos, Curry and western skies. High around 65F. Winds Douglas County. The outside NNW at 10 to 20 mph. Thursday burning of debris piles and the use of burn barrels will be pro- night - Partly cloudy skies. Low hibited until fire season is termi- 51F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Fri- nated. Residents living within an One of three donkeys collected for safekeeping by the Coos Co. Animal Shelter. day - Intervals of clouds and sun- incorporated city need to contact The Coos Co. Sheriff's Posse is taking care of the animals, but they need assis- shine. High 64F. Winds N at 15 to their local fire department for tance with feed and more. burning restrictions and permit 25 mph. Friday night - Mostly details. Under law, the clear skies. Low around 50F. Winds use of tracer ammunition and N at 10 to 20 mph. Saturday - exploding targets is prohibited month, as tides permit. Reopen- the record and the Hearings Offi- Grant program’s tenth year. Over Sunny. High 64F. Winds N at 10 to during fire season, and the use of ing of an area requires two con- cer’s recommendation to make the past decade, the foundation sky lanterns is prohibited year 20 mph. Saturday night - A few secutive tests in the safe range. their decision." has given more than $3.5 million round. Regulated Use restrictions For more information, call Abandoned Animals in grants to organizations work- clouds from time to time. Low 51F. will also be implemented, putting ODA’s shellfish safety informa- ing in collaborative and innova- Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Sunday restrictions on public activities CCSO release - Location: tion hotline at (800) 448-2474, Coos County Animal Shelter - tive ways to improve health and - Generally sunny. High 66F. Winds based on daily fire danger levels the Food Safety Division at (503) quality of life on the south coast. for specific activities. Industrial The Coos County Sheriff’s Of- N at 10 to 20 mph. 986-4720 or visit the ODA shell- fice recently responded to a local “As the largest employer on the fire regulations will also go into fish closures Web page at http:// South Coast, we believe in giving effect. Industrial Fire Precaution residence after hearing of a group www.oregon.gov/ODA/ of animals that had been ne- back to the community, and Level (IFPL) 1 prohibits smoking programs/FoodSafety/Shellfish/ that’s why we do the grant pro- while working on or traveling glected. Subsequently, the ani- Tides at Charleston Pages/ShellfishClosures.aspx mals were collected for safekeep- gram,” Barbara Bauder, Bay through an industrial operation. Area Hospital’s Chief Develop- W 12 Low 3:00 AM 1.0 Specified fire tools and suppres- Pipeline Approval ing and rehabilitative purposes. The animals, consisting of 11 ment Officer says. This year, for 12 High 8:58 AM 5.5 sion equipment must be main- Appealed in North the first time, preference was 12 Low 2:44 PM 1.1 tained on all operations. A fire horses, 3 donkeys, 7 goats, 7 Bend cats, 4 dogs, 18 pigs and 3 tur- given to projects that address 12 High 9:20 PM 7.7 watch is also required on all in- An organization calling itself keys are currently being cared for needs identified in the Coos dustrial operation sites. As fire “Citizens for Renewables, and County Community Health As- season progresses, additional and housed by a volunteer mem- Th 13 Low 4:00 AM 0.2 Jody McCaffree” have appealed ber of the Coos County Sheriff’s sessment (CHA). The hospital 13 High 10:11 AM 5.6 closures and restrictions may be the City of North Bend Planning helps develop the CHA through a imposed as weather conditions Office Posse. Resources are lim- 13 Low 3:40 PM 1.6 Commission’s approval of the collaborative effort with commu- and fire danger becomes more ited and dwindling fast due to the 13 High 10:05 PM 8.0 Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline. large number of animals being nity stakeholders, collecting and severe. For further information analyzing local data in an effort According to the City’s Appeal cared for. The Sheriff’s Posse contact the CFPA Closure Infor- to determine the health status and F 14 Low 4:53 AM -0.6 Application, “The Appeal is and Coos County Animal Shelter mation Line at (541) 267-1789, based on the belief that certain needs of our community. Bay 14 High 11:16 AM 5.8 are asking for assistance with the visit the website at policies and/or procedures of the Area Hospital CEO Brian Moore 14 Low 4:32 PM 2.0 www.coosfpa.net, or follow us care of the animals, and would Comprehensive Plan and/or pro- appreciate any help that could be says that a community’s health is 14 High 10:49 PM 8.2 on Facebook and Twitter. visions of the North Bend City provided. Monetary donations determined by much more that its Razor Clamming Code were not properly adminis- can be through PayPal. A link healthcare system. Socioeco- Sa 15 Low 5:40 AM -1.1 Closure tered or followed.” The appeal, can be found on the Facebook nomic factors; physical environ- 15 High 12:12 PM 6.0 authored by Counsel Tonia L. page for the Coos County Animal ment; and individuals’ lifestyle, The Oregon Department of diet, and exercise choices are 15 Low 5:22 PM 2.3 Agriculture (ODA) and the Ore- Moro, of Medford, alleges eight Shelter, the Animal Shelters Part- 15 High 11:30 PM 8.2 errors by the Planning Commis- ners and the Coos County Sher- major drivers of health. “In terms gon Department of Fish and of our mission, to be a part of sion in reaching their earlier ap- iff’s Office. Alternatively, mate- Willdlife (ODFW) announce the improving the health of our com- Su 16 Low 6:24 AM -1.5 closure of razor clam harvesting proval, “Misconstrued and other- rial donations and volunteer wise failed to made adequate and munity every day, we recognize 16 High 1:03 PM 6.2 from the south jetty of the hours can be dropped off or coor- substantiated findings regarding that we’re going to have to go 16 Low 6:08 PM 2.5 Siuslaw River to . dinated through the Coos County the criterion applicable to the Animal Control Office, located at after some of the big driving fac- Recent shellfish samples taken city’s decision that the proposed 92690 South Port Road in Coos tors of health,” Moore says. “Bay M 17 High 12:10 AM 8.2 from the area indicate levels of Area Hospital does have some the marine biotoxin domoic acid use is a ‘utility operation and Bay, or at telephone number 541- 17 Low 7:05 AM -1.6 programs and activities that get risen above the alert level. This facility,’ or ‘Similar public ser- 751-2480. The Coos County 17 High 1:48 PM 6.3 vice structure.’” The appeal also Sheriff’s Office is working in outside of just hospital work, but means razor clamming is now the bulk of that work is done by 17 Low 6:53 PM 2.7 closed from the south jetty of the involved “criterion related to conjunction with legal council to limitations of uses;” “relevant determine the eligibility of adop- partners in our community.” The Siuslaw River to the thirty-one local partners selected Tu 18 High 12:50 AM 8.0 management units do not allow tion for the animals. At this time, border. Razor clamming remains as this year’s grant recipients are 18 Low 7:45 AM -1.5 open from the Columbia River to fill or dredge removal;” “related we are unable to adopt the ani- to the limitations on uses and doing impressive work, like en- 18 High 2:31 PM 6.3 the south jetty of the Siuslaw mals to the public, but hope to development in the floodplain couraging healthy lifestyles by 18 Low 7:36 PM 2.8 River. Mussel harvesting, crab- find them Forever Homes in the zone;” “the character, use and near future. If interested in providing free swim lessons to bing and bay claming is open impacts of the HDD development adopting, please occasionally elementary school students, less- along the entire . ening socio-economic disparities Coastal scallops are not affected activity.” “requiring, explicitly or check with the Animal Shelter, implicitly, that there are no feasi- who will be advised ASAP when by providing transitional housing by this closure when only the to homeless families, and im- JCnews.us adductor muscle is eaten. The ble alternative sites available;” “ adoption is possible. related to the allowed uses and proving public safety by purchas- All of our publications are now on consumption of whole recreation- BAH Community ing emergency/disaster supplies ally harvested scallops is not impacts to historical sites and our website. Click on the tabs for cultural resources;” “that are ap- Foundation Awards for an easily isolated area of Bay Area Weekly or Oregon Coast recommended. Crab, bay clams town. By sharpening the focus of and oysters are also not affected plicable because the uses are not $413,575 in Grants Cops. You can also read daily currently identified in the code or the Community Grant Program, by any closure and are safe to Bay Area Hospital release - Bay Area Hospital hopes to bet- news Monday—Friday. eat. Commercial shellfish prod- they are otherwise applicable.” Coos Bay, June 4, 2019: Bay "Pursuant to NBCC 18.92.020, ter address our community’s spe- ucts remain safe for consumers. Area Hospital Community Foun- cific needs. The deadline to apply www.jcnews.us Domoic acid is produced by al- the City Council may designate a dation recently awarded for next year’s grant cycle is Hearings Officer to conduct the gae and usually originate in the $413,575 to local non-profits and public hearing on appeal; in that March 1, 2020. Applications are ocean. ODA will continue to test organizations. The award cere- a v a i l a b l e a t for shellfish toxins twice per case, City Council shall review mony marked the Community

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Coos Bay North Bend Coquille Reedsport 267-3163 756-2091 396-3145 271-3601 Bay Area Weekly June 12, 2019 Pg. 2 www.bayareahospital.org. 2019 2. The vessel was able to pull itself BAH Community Foundation Grant off the bar early Monday morning Recipients - Bob Belloni Ranch, at high-tide, with no injuries or Inc.; Boys & Girls Club of South- pollution reported. Coast Guard western Oregon; Charleston watchstanders at Sector Columbia Salmon Run; Community Presbyte- River received the call Sunday af- rian Church; Coos Bay Area Zonta ternoon, that the Gorgoypikoos had Service Foundation; Coos Bay run soft-aground, while transiting at North Bend Rotary; Coos Bay Pub- 10 knots, due to a steering control lic Library; Coos Bay School Foun- malfunction. The vessel had a crew dation; Coos Cares; Coos County of 21 and was reported to be carry- Area Transit District; Coos County ing grain and approximately CERT; Coos County Friends of 318,000 gallons of fuel-oil. The Public Health; Coos County Sher- Coast Guard dispatched a federal iff’s Office; Emmanuel Episcopal investigator aboard a 47-foot Motor Preschool; Growing Together; Life Boat from Cape Disappoint- Habitat for Humanity; Healing ment, as well as an aircrew aboard Sounds Project/Seven Fires Foun- an MH-60 Jayhawk Helicopter dation. from Air Station Astoria. The Co- Shakespeare in lumbia River Pilots and Columbia River Bar Pilots, monitored traffic Mingus this and issued restricted movements Summer due to the stern of the vessel par- Coos Bay Shakespeare is excited to tially obstructing the channel. Three announce our 2019 show: Satur- tugboats arrived to assist the Gor- days and Sundays July 20th, 21st, goypikoos, however the vessel was 27th, and 28th at 2:00 pm at Min- able to re-float itself and continued gus Park, we will be presenting the to its original destination in Long- comedy “As You Like It”. Escape view, Wash. to Arden! Revel in the ridiculous- An MH-65 Dolphin helicopter aircrew, from Coast Guard Sector North Bend, flies over Cra- Central Coast K9 ness that is "As You Like It". One ter Lake National Park, June 10, 2019. The aircrew was in the area to assist National Park Captures Burglar of the silliest of the Bard's silly Service personnel rescue a man who fell 800 feet down into the caldera of Crater Lake. U.S. On Monday, June 3rd, 2019 at plays, this story plays with the Coast Guard photo courtesy of Sector North Bend. many ways love can go awry. A about 9:34 PM, 21 year-old Billy- banished princess disguised as a ray Benson Branum of the Lincoln boy draws the affection of a shep- event on your calendar and bring ties have joined on. In the next about the Roosevelt elk that roam City/Otis area was arrested after he herdess who very definitively does the whole family to watch the silli- year, plans are underway to expand the meadows at Dean Creek Elk was caught burglarizing a Lincoln not love the young shepherd who ness. The popular director’s talks further into Oregon as well as Viewing Area. Participants should City residence. On June 3, 2019 at loves her. A neglected third son is from last year will also go on again Northern California. To meet mini- meet Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area about 8:06 PM, Lincoln City Police infatuated with the same princess this summer, discussing Shake- mum qualifications, applicants pavilion, located three miles east of Officers responded to a citizens and makes friends with her alter- speare’s language and giving an must be 18 years or older, and have Reedsport along Highway 38. report of seeing a suspicious male ego, totally unaware they are same insider’s preview of the play: Satur- a high school diploma, GED, or Fishing 101 - July 6 at 10 a.m. - wearing dark clothing milling person. A witty court jester loves a day, July 6th at the North Bend certificate of high school equiva- New River Nature Center - Junior around an unoccupied residence in simple goatherd, a deposed Duke Library at 3:00 pm and Saturday, lency. Employers require that ap- Rangers will embark on a fun day the 3700 block of SW Anchor Ct. loves his merry men, and a melan- July 13th at the Coos Bay Library plicants pass a pre-employment of fishing on New River, while Officers responded to the area and choly philosopher loves the deer he at 4:00pm. Come hear about the drug screening, undergo a criminal learning about the unique estuary. began searching for the male and has to eat. Crammed with word- story, plot, characters and jokes so background check, and are also Participants will meet at the New while searching they located a resi- play and jokes, nothing is safe from you can impress your friends with subject to other employer related River Nature Center. New River dence that had the glass of one of mockery in Arden. Femininity, your Shakespearean savvy during policies specific to each training Nature Center is located 9 miles its entry doors broken out. Officers masculinity, nobility, lovers, hunt- the show! This free show is brought site. Successful candidates gener- south of Bandon on U.S. Highway began checking around the resi- ing, marriage, and horns are all to you by donations from our com- ally have experience/education in 101, 86342 Croft Lake Lane, Ban- dence and saw a male subject flee skewered with equal energy in this munity. Courtier level sponsors allied health or administrative don, Oregon. Fun, Fit Nature Hike - out the back door carrying items free-to-the-public romp. Under the include The Mill Casino; Banner work, are strong multi-taskers and July 20 and August 10 at 10 a.m. - from the residence as he fled down direction Jane Stebbins, the Forest Bank; The Confederated Tribes of maintain excellent customer service Blue Ridge Trails - Junior Rangers onto the beach. The officers chased of Arden is a colorful cartoon en- Coos, Lower Umpqua, and skills. will hike sections of the forested the suspect as he fled southbound chanted wood. Zoe Shields is Siuslaw; and Stebbins & Coffey, 5th Street & Blue Ridge Trails, east of Coos on the beach while other officers Rosalind, the banished princess Attorneys at Law. Bay, and will learn about the plants began arriving in the area. Just Highland Avenue north of Spanish Head the male disguised as a boy. Kevin Gowry- Allied Health West and animals of the area, and the low, who appeared as Henry V in Construction history of Blue Ridge. Hikers suspect ran up the steep cliff side the 2017 Shakespeare in the Park (AHW) The City of Coos Bay contracted should meet at the BLM Coos Bay embankment and began climbing production, plays Orlando, the out- Apprenticeship with Billeter Marine to perform the District Office at 1300 Airport up through the thick brush towards cast nobleman who loves her and SOWIB release - Coos Bay, OR – repair of the sanitary sewer line Lane, North Bend, Oregon. For Highway 101. Arriving officers set writes bad poetry. Whirling around Southwestern Oregon Workforce located near the intersection of N. additional information on the Junior up a perimeter at the top of the em- them is a tight cast of versatile ac- Investment Board (SOWIB) is 5th Street and Highland Avenue. Ranger programs, contact Leslie bankment, and to the north and tors, including Coos Bay Shakes pleased to announce the graduation Construction will begin in the up- Peters at (541) 756-0100. Addi- south sides of where the suspect veterans Alex Dresser and Alyssa of the first round of registered coming weeks. Traffic may be de- tional information on the BLM’s went up, but eventually lost sight of Rejcek, experienced local perform- Medical Assistant apprentices. This toured around the work zone and Coos Bay District is available at him due to the thick brush on the ers Levi Goodman and Serena Wa- innovative program has registered flaggers, as required, will be onsite blm.gov/office/coos-bay-district- cliff. A Lincoln County Sheriff’s ters-Collier; and exciting newcom- over 40 apprentices in Coos, Curry, to direct traffic. Drivers and pedes- office sergeant and an Oregon State Police ers Brad Keith, Michael Burton and Douglas, and Lincoln Counties. To trians are advised to please exercise trooper responded to the area to Kaitlyn Heitman. As always, a date, 92% of the apprentices are on caution within the construction assist with holding a perimeter Green Show of music and dancing track to complete, and 96% of test zone and detour area. The City Coastal while waiting for the Lincoln will precede the play, and the enter- takers have passed the certification thanks you in advance for your co- County Sheriff’s K-9 Nix to re- tainment is free to all! Put this fun exam. Healthcare apprenticeship is operation and patience during the News spond. While waiting for the K-9 to a unique “earn and learn” model completion of this project. Any arrive, security personnel from The that includes paid on-the-job train- questions can be directed to Public Inn at Spanish Head contacted on Columbia River scene police officers and advised Pacific Crest ing (2000 hours; one year of full- Works Engineering Division at 541 time work) coupled with related -269-8918. Grounding them where, from the hotel, he had Public Bus Service instruction (156 hours; on-line after The Coast Guard responded to a seen someone on the cliff side in BLM Offers Free the thick brush north of the hotel hours). The Oregon State Appren- 738-foot motor vessel which ran TAC ticeship & Training Council ap- Junior Ranger aground on the Miller Sands Bar, smoking a cigarette. Once the Sher- proved the program in April of Programs This east of Tongue Point, Sunday, June iff’s K-9 Nix arrived on scene, she Transportation 2018, offering an additional avenue for workers to become trained and Summer (541) 269-7183 The Bureau of Land Management Sometimes it’s eligible to sit for the Certified (BLM) is offering free Junior Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) more than just Sun.—Fri. depart Coos Bay 7 a.m., Reedsport exam. This nationally recognized Ranger programs for kids at various 7:30 a.m., Florence 8 a.m. arrive Eugene 9:35 locations on the southwest Oregon a.m. credential is portable and can be Flossing used anywhere in the United States coast on Saturdays beginning June Mon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Florence to qualify for Medical Assistant 8. BLM park rangers will present Dental Care for the 11:20 a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive Coos fun programs that explore nature Bay 12:20 p.m. openings. The program can be Entire Family and wildlife. These activities are completed in half the time of tradi- tional two-year community college best for children 5 to 13 years old, (541) 267-3447 Call for fare information or programs while allowing students but all ages are welcome. Those http:// participating in the programs www.pacificcrestbusline.com to work as they learn. Allied Health West is the local sponsor for the should bring sunscreen, a hat, Sam Scott DMD apprenticeship program, and snack, and water. Each program Bringing Back Smiles with Quality, through partnership with local and lasts approximately one hour, and Vend West the nature hikes will be about one Experienced, Professional Care regional healthcare employers, thir- Services teen training sites within Coos, mile long. What Elk? June 22 at 10 Curry, Douglas, and Lincoln Coun- a.m. - Dean Creek Elk Viewing 833 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay Fresh Water for You! Area - Junior Rangers will learn all Also, Coffee & Vending 1175 So. 7th, Coos Bay

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Visit our Website: vendwestservices.com Bay Area Weekly June 12, 2019 Pg. 3 and her handler were advised of the into the entrance of a tavern last known general location of the Wednesday night, June 5. Accord- suspect and the K-9 began to track ing to reports, Alexander Price, of through the brush. The cliff side Newport, was not injured, but where the K-9 and her handler, stated he had fallen asleep while along with another deputy and a driving north on the Coastal Route. Lincoln City Police Officer were No one was injured in Hoover’s tracking the suspect was very steep Bar & Grill. and treacherous terrain. K-9 Nix picked up the scent of the suspect during the track and located him hiding in thick brush about 75 feet Regional News up the embankment. Deputies be- gan challenging the suspect and once the suspect realized that he had been found and that a K-9 was Wildfire Season, on scene, he finally complied with Know Your verbal commands and surrendered without further incident. The sus- Evacuation Levels pect, later identified as Billyray Parts of Oregon are already heading Benson Branum, was escorted by a into wildfire season and given the Lincoln City Police Officer back serious season that Oregon, and down the cliff side to the beach other parts of the West Coast, ex- where he was transported by the perienced last year, Oregon’s Of- Lincoln City Police beach rig to a fice of Emergency Management beach access location where he was offers an important reminder about secured in a Lincoln City Police evacuation levels. The statewide patrol vehicle. From there Barnum “Ready, Set, Go” system is used to was transported back to the original notify communities that they are burglary location before being facing a threat and are used for transported back to the Lincoln City floods, fires and other hazards. “An Police Department and placed in a important part of wildfire prepared- holding cell while booking paper- ness is familiarity with statewide work was completed. Billyray Ben- evacuation levels,” says OEM Di- son Branum was subsequently rector Andrew Phelps. “Wildfires transported to the Lincoln County can come without warning and Jail and lodged there on the charges move quickly, so residents need to of Burglary I, Theft III, Criminal prepare now in case they have to Mischief II and Escape III. One leave their home.” Level 1 Lincoln City Police Officer sus- Guiding the LCAC to the beach - Boatswain’s Mate 2nd Class Trevor Hebert with Beach- Evacuation means “BE READY” tained a minor injury while climb- master Unit 1 from Coronado, Calif., directs Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC) 75 onto the for potential evacuation. Residents ing on the cliff side. beach at Warrenton, Oregon, during a Defense Support of Civil Authorities awareness and should be aware of the danger that training exercise June 3, 2019. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. John Farmer). exists in their area, monitor emer- Hwy. 101 Fatal gency services websites and local On Sunday, June 2, 2019 at ap- Logsden Road in Siletz. The pre- believed to be linked to a laceration students encounter boaters and media outlets for information. This proximately 3:52 P.M. Oregon is the time for preparation and pre- State Police and emergency person- liminary investigation revealed suffered 2 days prior that was not guides who are not in compliance three juvenile occupants (driver and treated for Tetanus. The ship was with existing laws,” Persichetti cautionary movement of persons nel responded to the report of a two with special needs, mobile property vehicle crash on Hwy 101 near two passengers) were west bound approximately 100 miles southwest adds. “Oregon’s waterways seem on Logsden road when the driver of the Columbia River entrance at to become more crowded every and (under certain circumstances) milepost 134. Preliminary investi- pets and livestock. If conditions gation reveals that a red Chrysler lost control of the pickup truck the time of the request. The aircrew year and it's imperative that law while negotiating a curve. The ve- was launched and rendezvoused enforcement focuses on those boat- worsen, emergency services per- Sebring, operated by Jackie Dean sonnel may contact you via an (53) of Depoe Bay, was northbound hicle left the roadway and one male with the Nordic Stavanger 72 miles ers who are not in compliance.” juvenile was ejected from the truck. offshore and hoisted the seaman Persichetti adds, “When the law emergency notification system. when it hit the highway guardrail, Level 2 Evacuation means “BE crossed the centerline, and struck a Lifesaving efforts were attempted into the helicopter. The seaman was enforcement students leave this by first responders and EMS how- then transferred to EMS and deliv- training, they have a new respect SET” to evacuate. You should be southbound gray Chevrolet Silver- ready to leave at a moment’s notice ado, operated by Pedro Segura (42) ever the juvenile was pronounced ered to Columbia Memorial Hospi- and understanding for safety on the deceased at the scene. The deceased tal in Astoria for treatment. Sector river, the people who run it and as this level indicates there is sig- of Salem. Dean sustained fatal inju- nificant danger to your area, and ries and was pronounced deceased. juvenile was not wearing his seat- Columbia River watchstanders noti- playing by the rules.” Recreational belt at the time of the crash. The fied the vessel’s agent and Customs boaters can expect to see law en- residents should either voluntarily Segura and his four passengers (two relocate to a shelter or with family/ adults / two juveniles) were trans- driver and passenger (who reported and Border Protection. At 9:15 forcement students drifting on the they were wearing their seatbelts) p.m., watchstanders at Sector North Upper Rogue from Lost Creek Res- friends outside of the affected area. ported to area hospitals with inju- Residents may have time to gather ries. were taken to Samaritan Pacific Bend received and agency assist ervoir to Touvelle Park from June Community Hospital for minor from Curry County for helicopter 10 through June 13 and the Middle necessary items, but doing so is at Paraglider Death injuries related to the crash. Logs- support in rescuing a stranded hiker Rogue from Ennis Riffle to Argo their own risk. Level 3 Evacuation den Road was closed intermittently stuck on a ledge 200 feet above the Canyon on June 14. For more in- means “GO” Evacuate NOW – North Coast leave immediately! Danger to your On Sunday June 2, 2019 at approxi- for approximately 5 hours during shoreline in Humbug Mountain formation about boating laws and this time. The crash remains under State Park, which is just south of regulations, visit area is current or imminent, and mately 5:00 PM, Oregon State Po- you should evacuate immediately. lice was notified of a water rescue investigation. The Lincoln County Port Orford. On scene local re- www.boatoregon.com. Sheriff's Office was assisted by sponders requested helicopter sup- If you choose to ignore this advise- in the Pacific Ocean near Cape Tavern Crash ment, you must understand that Lookout State Park. The prelimi- Siletz Fire Department, Newport port after determining there was no A 26-year old Central Coast male Police Department and Toledo Po- safe land access to conduct the res- emergency services may not be nary investigation revealed Gary B was cited for Careless Driving after available to assist you further. DO Mudrow, 44, from Beaverton, Ore- lice Department. cue. The North Bend aircrew con- his pickup truck left Hwy. 101 at ducted the hoist and delivered the NOT delay leaving to gather any gon had been paragliding from the USCG Medevacs South Beach, jumped a curb, belongings or make efforts to pro- . Wit- Two separate Coast Guard aircrews stranded hiker to authorities safely. missed several vehicles and crashed nesses (and Mudrow's friend) indi- conducted rescue missions Wednes- Marine Law cated when Mudrow took off he day night, June 5, one medically Enforcement Annual appeared to be too low and tried to evacuated an injured seaman off the Chinook radio Mudrow. The witness ob- coast of Oregon and the other res- Drift Boat Training served Mudrow’s paraglide crash cued a stranded hiker south of Port Set Charters into the ocean. Mudrow was seen Orford. An MH-60 Jayhawk heli- During the week of June 10-14, attempting to use the paraglide as a copter crew, from Coast Guard Sec- Marine Law Enforcement personnel floatation device. The witness tor Columbia River, hoisted an in- from around the state will be learn- Bottom Fishing—Halibut landed on the beach but could no jured and ill seaman reportedly ing and perfecting their drift boat- longer see Mudrow. Netarts Ocean- suffering from upper-body spasms ing skills on the Rogue River. Stu- Tuna—Crabbing side Fire District and the US Coast and transported him to emergency dents will learn to swim in white- Big Ling Cod Guard were called to assist with the medical services in Warrenton, and water, practice rescue techniques, water rescue. Mudrow was located in a separate case an MH-65 Dol- navigate Class III whitewater, and and brought to shore by Netarts phin aircrew, from Coast Guard operate in remote environments Bob Baumann Oceanside Fire. Mudrow was not Sector North Bend, assisted a Curry from drift boats, rafts, and catarafts. Charleston, OR breathing and unconscious. CPR County rescue team in rescuing a Running whitewater takes training Skipper/Owner (541) 662-0964 was started and Mudrow was trans- hiker, who was hoisted off the and practice so law enforcement [email protected] ported to the local hospital where ledge and delivered to on-scene can respond to emergencies quickly “An intelligent alternative to the Big Boats.” he was pronounced deceased at authorities in good condition. At and confidently. “There’s no train- approximately 7:00PM. 8:07 p.m., watchstanders at Sector ing like it anywhere else in the Fatal near Siletz Columbia River received the country, says Eddie Persichetti, On June 5, 2019 at 5:48 PM the medevac request from the motor Law Enforcement Coordinator for Lincoln County Sheriff's Office vessel Nordic Stavanger reporting a the Marine Board. Experienced was notified of a single vehicle 26-year-old male Ukrainian crew- instructors from around the state traffic crash near mile post 3 on member suffering from spasms help guide the way for the less ex- perienced students.” Each day the students drift various river sections, beginning with Class I rapids. “Day one we build on rescue tech- niques and focus students’ attention on reading white water. It’s incredi- bly important to see the whole run vs. the next ten feet in front of the boat,” says Persichetti. "Day two, instructors build on the skills from the day before and then progress onto more difficult skills with more difficult rapids throughout the Coney week. The key is to develop the skill and confidence in officers so Station they can safely patrol Oregon’s waterways and apply those skills to Downtown Coos Bay assist boaters in distress. The safety Curtis & Broadway of everyone recreating on the water Relaxed Atmosphere is our top priority,” Persichetti ex- plains. The skills the officers gain 1/2 lb. Charbroiled Burgers -Steaks - Seafood will give them a strong foundation Pool Tables– PGA Golf– TV’s– Music in their law enforcement roles when Salads & Pastas - Daily Lunch Specials they return to their patrol area. 20 Micro & Domestic Beers & Cocktails “We also practice scenarios where Bay Area Weekly June 12, 2019 Pg. 4 tect your home. OEM partners with realize their flowers were never the Department of Forestry, the delivered.” BBB has received 191 Office of the State Fire Marshal, complaints against Troys Florist, Keep Oregon Green and other state reporting the company delivered agencies each year to promote wild- incorrect arrangements, charged for fire awareness and preparedness, flowers that never arrived and did and urges all Oregon communities not honor refunds. The company to always follow directions of has failed to respond to BBB. “It’s emergency officials during evacua- always a good idea to use bbb.org tions. "We want to make sure every to research online companies before Oregonian is safe this fire season doing business with them,” advises and that you are prepared for any Dawn Johnson, Better Business hazard we face,” says Phelps. Bureau Northwest +Pacific Spokes- NW Natural Local person. Here are a few additional steps you can take to help protect Education Grants to yourself online. Shop with a credit exceed $100,000 card. In case of fraud, a credit card PORTLAND, Ore. —NW Natural, provides additional protections. a subsidiary of Northwest Natural Keep documentation of your order. Holding Company (NYSE: NWN), Save confirmation email until item will donate nearly $110,000 to is received. Keep a clean machine. more than 25 nonprofit organiza- Install a firewall and anti-virus soft- tions focused on education during ware. Run virus scans regularly on the first half of 2019. The contribu- smart devices. tions come from NW Natural’s Commission adopts Corporate Philanthropy Fund. Giv- ing close to $1 million annually, it revised Wolf Plan in supports a variety of local nonprofit 6-1 vote causes including arts and culture, ODFW release - SALEM, Ore.— children and families, education The Commission adopted a Wolf and the environment. “Education Plan today at its meeting in Salem provides hope, empowers individu- in a 6-1 vote after hearing from 44 als and strengthens the fabric of our The Oregon Country Fair at Veneta has achieved historical status. This year's Fair is people who came to testify and communities,” said Von Summers, scheduled for July 12-14. reviewing thousands of public com- NW Natural’s community relations ments. Allowing controlled take manager. “Our goal is to help all teachers free classroom supplies. native energy and sustainable prac- berg sustained fatal injuries and (limited regulated hunting and trap- students – regardless of their cir- The Library Foundation: $5,000 | tices, and a networking opportunity was pronounced deceased. ping of wolves) was one of the cumstances – gain equal access to The Library Foundation is commit- for people interested in living alter- Hwy. 20 Fatal Eastern most controversial topics in the new quality education.” Portland Com- ted to nurturing a lifelong relation- native lifestyles and social justice. Wolf Plan. The original Plan munity College Foundation: ship with learning and libraries for With over 300 juried craft booths, Oregon adopted in 2005 allowed for con- $10,000 | The PCC Foundation each person in our community. 50 food booths, 20 stages of vary- On Monday, June 3, 2019 at ap- trolled take only in Phase 3 strives to be sure all students in the Wind & Oar Boat School: $5,000 | ing sizes, and a variety of educa- proximately 2:50 P.M. (Mountain (currently eastern Oregon), in in- region have access to an excellent Wind & Oar Boat School is an Ore- tional and artistic opportunities, the Time) Oregon State Police and stances of recurring depredations or education at the college and the gon nonprofit youth education or- public is invited to participate and emergency personnel responded to when wolves are a major cause of support needed to succeed, regard- ganization dedicated to engaging create. “What sets the Fair apart a three vehicle crash on Hwy 20 ungulate populations not meeting less of their ability to pay. Stand for and inspiring young people through from other events is the degree of milepost 244 near Vale, OR. Pre- established management objectives Children: $10,000 | The mission of the art, science, and craft of build- ownership and autonomy the volun- liminary investigation reveals that a or herd management goals. While Stand for Children is to ensure that ing wooden boats. Find more infor- teers have, the feeling of being an Nissan Rogue, operated by Timothy ODFW believed it needed to re- all children, regardless of their mation about NW Natural’s Corpo- alternative to mainstream society, Eviston (57) of Winnsboro, SC, main a tool available for wolf man- background, graduate from high rate Philanthropy Fund, and the and a fantastic array of artistic and was eastbound when he attempted agement, the department has not school prepared for, and with ac- company’s nonprofit Programs of performance disciplines,” said Fair to pass a motor home. He struck a proposed any controlled take of cess to, college or career training. Focus at https:// representatives. “Often people take westbound Ford F350, operated by wolves and has no plans to at this SMART: $6,500 | Each year, www.nwnatural.com/ what they have learned or felt from Jacob Price (30) of Ontario, OR. time. Commissioners made some SMART reaches thousands of Ore- AboutNWNatural/Community/ their Country Fair experience back The Ford F350 then collided with a changes related to “controlled take” gon children with vital one-on-one CorporateContributions and view to their own communities.” The Ford Expedition - pulling a travel from the proposed Plan. An adden- reading support and books for those our Community Sustainability Re- Oregon Country Fair wouldn’t be trailer, operated by Guillermo dum was added clearly stating that who need them most. All Hands port. possible without countless volun- Fonseca (33) from Eagle, ID. The “Use of controlled take as a man- Raised: $5,000 | Serving Portland Status for Oregon teer crews who maintain the Fair’s Ford F350 and the Ford Expedition agement tool requires Commission and Multnomah county, All Hands site and run the event. The event and travel trailer caught fire after approval through a separate public Raised works to ensure the sus- Country Fair adds to the impact of heritage tour- the impact. Eviston sustained fatal rulemaking process” and the defini- tained success of every child from The Oregon Country Fair, a long- ism in Oregon and is estimated to injuries and was pronounced de- tion of controlled take was modi- cradle to career. The organization standing Oregon event, marks its generate $3 million a day for Lane ceased. Price was transported by fied. Additional minor changes brings together local community upcoming 50th year with an Oregon County’s economy. Data from 2018 ambulance for injuries. Fonseca were made to emphasize the impor- stakeholders to transform children Heritage Tradition designation by shows tickets were sold in all 50 was transported by ambulance for tance of non-lethal tools to address into independent, educated adults. the Oregon Heritage Commission. states as well as multiple interna- injuries. Passengers in the Expedi- wolf-livestock conflict and easy Cascadia Tech Academy: $5,000 | Other Oregon Heritage Traditions tional locations. The Oregon Coun- tion, Amy Dancer (40) of Eagle, ID access to this information. Non- Formerly known as the Clark include the Oregon State Fair, Med- try Fair will be held July 12, 13 & was transported by ambulance for lethal measures to prevent wolf- County Skills Center, Cascadia ford’s Pear Blossom Festival, the 14, 2019. More information can be injuries. There were also three ju- livestock conflict continue to be Tech Academy serves more than 29 Pendleton Round-Up, and the f o u n d a t : veniles transported two by ambu- emphasized in all phases of the high schools, private schools and Woodburn Fiesta Mexicana. “The www.oregoncountryfair.org. The lance and one by Life Flight. Plan, and required before any lethal home schools to offer career and designation recognizes those tradi- Heritage Commission will present BBB Gives Online control is considered. After some tions that have helped define the technical education where jobs are the designation on Saturday, June 8 Florist an ‘F’ Rating discussion, Commissioners revised in high demand and pay well. In- character of the state,” said Todd at the Lane County Museum in con- the definition of chronic depreda- cight: $5,000 | Incight serves indi- Kepple, the commission’s chair. junction with the exhibit opening of for Pattern of tion (which can lead to lethal con- viduals who are living with barriers “The Oregon Country Fair helps us “Fifty Years of the Oregon Country Complaints trol of wolves if non-lethals are in or facing obstacles that are prevent- celebrate Oregon’s counter culture, Fair.” An Oregon Heritage Tradi- use and not working) in Phase 2 deeply rooted in the cultural and Eugene, OR – Graduation season is ing them from reaching their full tion must have been in continuous here and sending flowers to your and 3 from two confirmed depreda- potential. Junior Achievement: political movements of the 1960s operation for more than 50 years, tions with no specific time frame to and 70s.” The Oregon Country Fair graduate can be a great way to cele- $5,000 | The Oregon and Southwest demonstrate a public profile and brate when you can’t be there in two confirmed depredations in nine Washington chapter of Junior began in 1969 as a fundraiser for an reputation that distinguishes it from months. The Wolf Plan will be filed alternative school. In 1970 the Fair person. But Better Business Bureau Achievement inspires and prepares more routine events, and add to the Northwest + Pacific is warning with the Secretary of State and young people to succeed in a global relocated to its current site in Ve- livability and identity of the state. A neta, and in 1982 the OCF board of consumers about a growing number economy. Oregon Ballet Theatre: list of Tradition designations is of complaints against one online $5,000 | Oregon Ballet Theatre directors established a nonprofit available at http://www.oregon.gov/ organization. Over the years the florist. Troys Florist , based out of (OBT) endeavors to provide dance oprd/HCD/OHC/pages/oht.aspx . , operates the website, education that is both excellent and Oregon Country Fair became a The Oregon Heritage Commission popular festival attended by tens of http://www.troysflorist.com. The exciting. OBT’s Education & Out- coordinates efforts to solve state- company pays to boost its presence reach programs include field trips, thousands of people annually, but wide heritage issues through grants, still remains connected to its phil- in online searches across the coun- teaching in schools and perform- education, and advocacy, and also try making it appear to be a local ance in schools. Schoolhouse Sup- anthropic history by raising and promotes heritage tourism efforts. distributing funds to the commu- florist. BBB consumer complaints plies: $5,000 | Schoolhouse Sup- Motorcycle Fatality indicate they were billed for flow- plies is an award-winning nonprofit nity. Today the Oregon Country Fair continues to serve as a market- On Sunday, June 2, 2019 at ap- ers that never arrived. Emily Keizer that supports public education in proximately 3:21 P.M. Oregon of Florence, Oregon filed a com- Portland by giving students and place for an alternative hand-made economy, a “trade-show” of alter- State Police Troopers responded to plaint with BBB after ordering a report of an injury traffic collision flowers for her grandparents’ anni- Doug Woolsey Insurance on Hwy 224 milepost 37 near Esta- versary. “I was rushing to get some- cada, Oregon. 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Approved funding worked 30 hours of overtime for a for Access and Habitat projects that high visibility seatbelt blitz with provide hunting access or improve funding provided by ODOT. The wildlife habitat on private land. emphasis area for this blitz is night Heard a briefing on proposed time/daytime belts, and minors in changes to 2020 big game hunting open pickup beds. We also partici- regulations as part of efforts to im- pated in the National Highway prove and simplify the Big Game Traffic Safety Administration Hunting Regulations. The Fish and (NHTSA) kickoff event, Border to Wildlife Commission is the policy- Border (B2B), which is a one day national seat-belt awareness event making body for fish and wildlife Illicit actitivies at the Elkhorn Wildlife Area has prompted state officials to implement man- coordinated by participating State issues in Oregon. Its next meeting agement actions to deal with safety. The area is popular with hunters. is Aug. 2 in Salem. highway safety offices and their Elkhorn Wildlife Area respective law enforcement liai- hunters. wildlife rehabilitators. Wildlife the nest. Beware of cavity nesters. sons. The B2B event took place on Campground facing Don’t kidnap young rehabilitators have the training and Barn owls and other birds could be May 20th and served as a kickoff to access issues facilities to properly care for young nesting in hollowed-out trees or the Click it or ticket mobilization. ODFW release - SALEM, Ore. – wildlife: Leave wildlife and eventually return them logs and in haystacks. What if a 58 total citations and 48 warnings. The Oregon Department of Fish wildlife in the wild to the wild. You can also call your bird flies into a window and ap- During this blitz, Deputies issued and Wildlife is implementing man- ODFW release - SALEM, Ore.— nearest ODFW office during regu- pears hurt? Birds can be confused the following citations: 7 citations agement actions to deal with safety Put it back. That’s the advice lar business hours, or Oregon State by reflective surfaces and mistak- for speeding; 3 driving while sus- concerns arising from illicit activi- you’re likely to hear if you bring a Police dispatch if an animal is in enly fly into windows. If you find a pended citations; 1 DUII arrest; 10 ties and disturbances by campers at young wild animal home to “take distress. Follow these tips if you bird that has been stunned as a re- seatbelt citations; 3 arrests; 6 equip- the Elkhorn Wildlife Area camp- care of it”—and you might get a encounter young animals in the sult of a window strike, put the bird ment citations; 28 “other” citations. ground. The campground is de- warning or citation from Oregon wild: Deer, elk and other mammals: in an uncovered box with a towel Deputies issued the following signed for hunters during hunting State Police, too. Oregon’s deer and Never assume an animal is or- on the bottom. Keep it in a quiet warnings: 8 warnings for speed; 7 seasons but has been open to the elk give birth from May through phaned. Don’t remove it from the place away from pets and check warnings for seatbelt; 1 warning for general public with the purchase of July and many other wildlife spe- forest, including your backyard. back in a couple of hours. If the child restraint; 1 warning for dis- a wildlife area parking permit. This cies also bear their young at this Female deer and elk and other bird has recovered, it will have tracted driving; 32 “other” warn- open access policy is in jeopardy time of year. It’s natural for mother mammals will often leave their flown off. If not, contact a local ings. due to illicit activities and distur- animals to leave their young alone young temporarily for safety rea- ODFW office or your local wildlife bances that the wildlife area man- for extended periods of time while sons or to feed elsewhere. They rehabilitator. Let turtles cross the ager reports as an on-going issue. they go off to feed, so never assume will return when it is safe to do so road. In May and June, females ODFW has blocked access to se- a young animal is orphaned when (when people, dogs, or predators begin searching for suitable nesting Meetings & cluded campsites on the northwest you see it alone. The mother will are not present). Call your local grounds to lay their eggs. If you see end of the campground which are return when it’s safe to do so— ODFW office, Oregon State Police a turtle on the ground, the best Events nearest to the wildlife area office, when people, pets or predators office, or a local licensed wildlife thing to do is leave it alone and let facilities and manager’s residence. aren’t around. Unfortunately, every rehabilitation center when: 1) you it continue on its path. It’s fine to WBC Forum This will help distribute campers to year around this time, ODFW of- see an animal that you know is or- move it off a road (if it is safe for The Bay Area Chamber of Com- areas that are more visible to staff fices, licensed wildlife rehabilita- phaned because you observed the you to do so,) but put it on the other merce Wednesday Business Con- and law enforcement if problems tors and even Oregon State Police dead parent animal, or 2) the parent side, where it was headed. nection (WBC) Forums are held at occur. Other management actions are flooded with calls from people hasn’t returned for several hours or Hwy. 199 Fatal 11:30am, Salmon Room, Mill Ca- include increased signage to better who picked up a deer fawn, elk even up to a day, or 3) if the animal On Friday, June 7, 2019 at approxi- sino, Hotel, RV Park in North communicate a standard for visitor calf, fledgling bird learning to fly, is clearly inured or in distress. Bun- mately 7:08 A.M. Oregon State Bend. behavior, expectations and a moni- or other young animal they as- nies are rarely orphaned; mother Police and emergency personnel Jams & Jellies & toring presence. A gate along the sumed was orphaned because it was rabbits only visit den sites at dusk responded to the report of a two driveway to the wildlife area head- alone. Animals taken away from and dawn to feed their young. Keep vehicle crash on Hwy 199 near Boiling Water quarters will be added this summer their natural environment miss the your dog or cat away from young milepost 8.5. Preliminary investiga- Canning Workshop and will be closed after business chance to learn important survival wildlife, especially in the spring. tion revealed that a black Toyota The Master Food Preservers of hours to prevent driving access skills from their parents like where Young marine mammals are also Prius, operated by Keith Jones (69) Coos County will hold a Jams & beyond the campground. This will to feed, what to eat, how to behave rarely orphaned and it is common of Crescent City, CA , was travel- Jellies workshop on Saturday, June help provide security for the area’s as part of a group and how to es- to see them alone on the beach in ing southbound on Hwy 199 when 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This headquarters and manager’s family cape from predators. Usually this early spring and summer. Marine it collided with a red Toyota Prius, workshop will teach the fundamen- by closing access to ATVs and ve- leads to a shortened life span for mammals in distress should be re- operated by Carol Worden (64) of tals of boiling water canning with hicles during non-business hours. the animal. Removing or capturing ported to OSP’s hotline at 1-800- Grants Pass, which was traveling the making of jelly. Participants ODFW is working with Oregon an animal from the wild is a viola- 452-7888. Birds: Leave fledgling northbound on Hwy 199. Both driv- will get hands-on experience with State Police and local law enforce- tion of state law (OAR 635-044- birds alone. It is natural for fledg- ment to increase the frequency of 0440 “Wildlife may not be captured ling (mostly feathered) birds to be communication and reporting of from the wild and/or held...”) Do- awkward while learning how to fly. incidents. ODFW presented this ing so is considered a Class A Mis- If you see one on the ground, leave information to the Union County demeanor and a court could impose it alone and keep your distance. Commissioners on June 5 along a maximum fine of $6,250 fine and/ Bring your pets under control and with alternative actions including or one year in jail. Last year, Ore- indoors if possible. The mother bird the possibility of a closure of the gon State Police issued several will feed it for several days on the campground to overnight stays. warnings and at least one No Wild- ground until it “gets its wings. Re- Several nearby campgrounds life Holding Permit citation to peo- turn nestling birds to the nest. Nes- (Pilcher Creek, Wolf Creek, and ple who had picked up deer fawns, tlings (baby birds not fully feath- National Forest dispersed camping) baby raccoons, coyote pups and ered) found on the ground can be offer opportunities for the public as other young animals and brought gently and quickly returned to the alternatives to camping at Elkhorn. them home. If you are certain a nest. If the nest is out of reach, ODFW operates the campground young animal is orphaned because place the bird on an elevated branch under its jurisdiction with aid from you saw its mother die, or if you or fence, or in a nest made from a Pittman-Robertson Funds which are see an injured animal or one in dis- small box, out of the reach of chil- a tax on hunting equipment paid by tress, call one of Oregon’s licensed dren and pets. Leave the area so the parent birds can return. Bring your pets indoors. Cats are a major cause of injury and death for all birds, killing millions of birds in the US annually. 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The tion of the Banks-Vernonia State workshop will be held at the OSU Trail, passing through rural farm- Extension Service, 631 Alder Street land to the edge of L.L. Stub Stew- in Myrtle Point. Cost of the class is art State Park and back agin to the $10. Class size is limited so prereg- Manning Trailhead. Riders will istration is recommended by calling pass over the Buxton trestle, a spec- 541-572-5263, ext. 25292. tacular repurposed bridge that was Coos Co. once part of a working railroad. Event organizers ask that riders Commissioners please RSVP for the ride event The Coos Co. Board of Commis- online: bit.ly/June14Manning Rep- sioners will meet on Wednesday, resentatives from the Salmonberry June 12, 11 a.m., for a work ses- Trail Foundation and Washington sion with South Slough, Room 121, June 12th is a State Holiday in Oregon honoring Women's Veteran's Day. County Visitors Association will Courthouse at Coquille. lead the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Women's Veteran's Coos Bay School flaggers. The $712,000 project will to enhancing and protecting the After riders return to the trailhead, also repair damaged concrete, re- quality of life for all older Orego- everyone is invited to continue Day District Meetings place the rails and make other im- nians. Anyone with a passion for celebrations at Hop Cycle Brewing, For the first time in Oregon history, Coos Bay School District public provements. All work is scheduled these issues is encouraged to join a local brewery and eatery in Gov. has declared a meeting schedule for June 2019. to be completed by August 30. For the meeting. Those who can’t at- Banks. The Manning Trailhead state holiday recognizing women All meetings are held at Milner more information, visit the project tend in person may call into the marks the easternmost point of the veterans. Women Veterans Day Crest Education Center, 1255 Hem- w e b s i t e a t meeting using this conference line proposed 84 contiguous miles of will take place on June 12. That lock Ave., Coos Bay, unless other- www.LookingglassBridge42.com and access code: 1-888-808-6929, the Salmonberry Trail. Improve- date also marks the 71st anniver- wise noted. The schedule and or contact Dan Latham, ODOT 4517555. The meeting location is ments to the parking lot include sary of the Women’s Armed Ser- agenda are subject to change. Public Information Officer, at 541- accessible to people with disabili- safety enhancements, tripling ca- vices Integration Act, which ac- Budget Meetings – June 12, (and 957-3601. ties. For questions about accessibil- pacity to accommodate more than knowledged the great contributions June 19 if necessary), at 5:30 PM. Committee for Family ity or to request an accommodation, 30 vehicles and installing perma- made by women in the military and Agenda and packet will be posted please contact Lori Watt at nent restroom facilities. The trail- finally enabled them to serve as at http://www.cbd9.net/apps/pages/ Forestlands [email protected]. Requests head also provides access to the regular members of the United i n d e x . j s p ? The Committee for Family Forest- should be made at least 48 hours in Banks-Vernonia State Trail. The States Armed Forces and Reserves. uREC_ID=1514271&type=d&pRE lands will meet Thursday, June 13 advance of the meeting. For ques- completed Salmonberry rail-to-trail “As a proud veteran of the U.S. C_ID=1664885 the Monday before from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Salem. The tions about the meeting, please con- project will link Washington and Army, this historic proclamation is the meeting. Negotiations Commit- meeting will be in the Santiam tact: Deb McCuin, program analyst Tillamook counties, providing Ore- something that is obviously very tee - With the licensed team – June Room of Building D on the campus at [email protected]. gonians and visitors with an acces- personal for me,” said Kelly Fitz- 17 at 10:30 AM. Held at Milner of the Oregon Department of For- 2019 Southwestern sible, scenic way to enjoy non- patrick, director of the Oregon De- Crest Education Center. For more estry, 2600 State Street. Among motorized, outdoor recreation be- partment of Veterans’ Affairs. “I information, contact Adrian updates the committee will receive Oregon Community tween the Portland Metro area and am proud that here at ODVA, DeLeon at adriand@coos - are ones about: 2019 fire season College the Oregon Coast. The trail’s first women veterans are represented at bay.k12.or.us Special School outlook; Values and Beliefs Survey western mile, in Tillamook, was every level of our agency, including Board Meeting & Workshop – from the Oregon Forest Resources Commencement completed May 4 this year. Learn the very top. “We are proud of all June 24 at 5:30 PM at Milner Crest Institute (OFRI); Review of draft Coos Bay, OR – Southwestern Ore- more about the Salmonberry Trail women veterans in the state of Ore- Education Center. Agenda and rules for wildlife food plots; Farm gon Community College’s 2019 project online: https:// gon. You are a vital part of the Ore- packet will be posted at http:// and Forest Report; 2019-2020 Commencement Ceremony www.salmonberrytrail.org/ Man- gon veteran community, and we www.cbd9.net/apps/pages/ work plan; Annual report review. (Graduation) will take place on ning Trailhead improvements were will continue to work to anticipate i n d e x . j s p ? The meeting is open to the public. Friday, June 14, 2019 at 12 noon in made possible by a unique collabo- your needs and help you thrive in uREC_ID=1525830&type=d&pRE Public comments will be accepted Prosper Hall on the Coos Bay cam- ration between the Tillamook For- our state. Thank you for your ser- C_ID=1660699 the Friday before near the start of the meeting after pus, 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos est Heritage Trust, Salmonberry vice to our country.” Women have the meeting. Policy Committee approval of the minutes. The meet- Bay. Additional information can be Trail Foundation, Washington served in our nation’s wars and Meetings – June 27 at 4:00 PM at ing space is accessible to persons found on the Graduation webpage County and the Washington County conflicts since the American Revo- Milner Crest Education Center. For with disabilities. Requests for an located at https://www.socc.edu/ Visitors Association, Oregon Parks lution, traditionally serving as more information, contact Mary interpreter for the hearing impaired graduation. Guest attendance will and Recreation Department nurses, cooks, spies and in adminis- Fields at maryf@coos - or other accommodations for per- be by ticket only. For more infor- (OPRD), Travel Oregon and the trative support roles. During World bay.k12.or.us or 541-404-6750. All sons with disabilities should be mation about Southwestern and Tillamook Forest Heritage Trust. War I, women were allowed to Coos Bay School District Board made at least 48 hours before the graduation please contact the Ad- View a map of the Manning Trail- enlist as yeomen in the Navy and Meetings are subject to the Public meeting by calling Susan Domi- missions Office at 541-888-7636. head location here: https://goo.gl/ reservists in the Marine Corps, fill- Meetings Law (ORS 192.610- nique at 503-945-7502. The 13- Free Guided Bike maps/UV6XaPN3y8mSHMsf6 For ing in for men who were deployed 192.710). The public is welcome to member committee researches poli- more information about the event, to the battlefields of Europe. Spe- attend. The meeting location is ac- cies that affect family forests, natu- Ride on Salmonberry cial units were formed in World cessible to persons with disabilities. ral resources and forestry benefits. Trail Bay Area Local News War II, such as the Women Ac- Request for other accommodations Based on its findings, the commit- BANKS, Ore. - Bike enthusiasts are cepted for Volunteer Emergency should be made to Peggy Ahlgrim tee recommends actions to the Ore- invited to celebrate the Salmon- Monday through Service (WAVES), Women’s Army at 541-267-1310, 541-269-5366 gon Board of Forestry and the State berry Trail taking one step closer to Friday by 6 a.m. at Corps (WACs), Coast Guard ( f a x ) o r peggya@coos - Forester. You can find more infor- completion 2 p.m. June 14 at the www.jcnews.us Women’s Reserve (SPARs), bay.k12.or.us mation at https://www.oregon.gov/ trail’s Manning Trailhead, near Women Airforce Service Pilots ODF/Board/Pages/CFF.aspx (WASPs), and the Marine Corps Coos Co. Complete Women’s Reserve (WRs), allowing Count Committee Governor's women to begin serving in posi- The Coos Co. Complete Count Commission on We would like to invite you tions previously reserved for men. Committee will meet on Thursday, Senior Services Today, women comprise more than June 12, 10 a.m., Room 121, The Governor’s Commission on this Sunday morning... 16 percent of the country’s military Courthouse at Coquille. Senior Services (GCSS) will meet forces, with more than 25,000 Douglas County from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thurs- Sundays at 10:30 a.m. women veterans currently living in Coastal Museum day, June 13, 2019, at West Linn Oregon. They are also the fastest Adult Community Center, 1180 131 N 3rd, Hall bldg, growing segment of the veteran Advisory Board Rosemont Road, West Linn, OR, entrance on 3rd population. Oregon joins three (Douglas County, OR) The next 97068. The meeting is open to the other states — California, New meeting of the Douglas County public. Agenda items include regu- Where the gospel is still York and — that have offi- Coastal Museum Advisory Board lar and new commission business, cially designated June 12 as will take place on Thursday, June insights from the Forum on Aging the good news! Women Veterans Day. 13, 2019 at 10:00 am at the Um- in Rural Oregon, keynote and guest pqua River Lighthouse Museum speakers, panel of local elected Pastors David & located at 1020 Lighthouse Road in officials, and a public listening ses- Bridgette Whinery Licensed Tax Winchester Bay, Oregon. The sion. GCSS seeks public attendance meeting agenda can be found on the and participation in its role as the PO Box 477, Coos Bay, Douglas County eGovernment web- official state commission dedicated (541)266-0613 Consultant site at www.co.douglas.or.us. & Bookkeeping Oregon 42 will be Service closed at Colleen Barbee Lookingglass Creek Bridge in Winston for 267-0922 three weeks 2nd St., Coos Bay ODOT release - WINSTON – The

Lower Lookingglass Creek Bridge, located on Oregon 42 near Douglas High School in Winston, is sched- Pacific Crest uled to be closed from Thursday morning, June 13, to Wednesday, Bus Line July 3, for repairs. During the three Public Bus Service -week closure, Oregon 42 traffic (No Saturday Service) will detour through Dillard along TAC Brockway Road and Old Highway 99. The 3½-mile detour will add Transportation about five minutes in travel time for (541) 269-7183 motorists. The closure will allow prime contractor Oregon State Sun.—Fri. depart Coos Bay 7:15 a.m., Reeds- Bridge Construction to resurface port 7:40 a.m., Florence 8:15 a.m. arrive Eugene 9:35 a.m. and strengthen the bridge by pour- ing four inches of concrete on top Mon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Flor- ence 11:20 a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive of the deck. Due to the narrow Coos Bay 12:20 p.m. deck, there is not enough room to

Afternoon bus departs Coos Bay at 12:35 perform the work while allowing p.m. traffic to cross the bridge. After the Evening bus departs Eugene at 4:05 p.m. bridge re-opens, motorists can ex-

Call for fare information pect intermittent lane closure with Bay Area Weekly June 12, 2019 Pg. 7 contact Alana Kambury with the College on Monday, June 24, 2019 Salmonberry Trail Foundation at with any questions or issues you’ve 541- 3 2 6 - 9 3 8 3 o r experienced during the disruption. [email protected]. Call the Student First Stop Center Correction Deputies at 541-888-7352.

& Officers Graduate The Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Police Reports (DPSST) is pleased to announce the graduation of Basic Corrections Local #BCL037 on Friday June 14, 2019 at the Oregon Public Safety Burglary Arrest Academy, 4190 Aumsville Hwy Laird Ln., MP, CCSO release - On SE, Salem, Oregon. We would like June 2, 2019 at 4:53 p.m., the Coos to invite you to join us in observing County Sheriff’s Office initiated a the ceremony and congratulating burglary and vehicle theft case at Basic Corrections #BCL037 on 98924 Laird Lane, in Myrtle Point. their successful completion of basic The homeowner advised a subject training. The event will begin at 2 known to them had unlawfully en- p.m. with a reception to follow after tered their home and removed keys the ceremony. Jail Commander, Lt. to a 2014 passenger car while they Joshua Aldrich of the Jackson were sleeping. Upon awakening it County Sheriff’s Office, will be the was determined the automobile had guest speaker. The graduating stu- been removed. The caller had spo- dents appreciate the family, friends ken to others prior to calling the and guests who make graduation an Sheriff’s Office. The Dispatch cen- appropriate conclusion to their ba- ter learned 58 year old David Den- sic training at the Oregon Public nis Steinhoff Myrtle Point had been Safety Academy. Members of seen in custody and control of the Graduating Class BCL037 assigned Sign up time for this year's Otter Rock & Roll youth surfing event on the Central Oregon automobile in Coquille, around to the South Oregon Coast: Deputy Coast at Otter Rock. 0900 hours. After taking the report, Sheriff Tanner Barrett, Coos a Sheriff’s Deputy located the vehi- County Sheriff's Office; Deputy cle in question parked on a rural Sunday, June 16th at 4:00. This The second June lab will be on follows: June 19, 2019 10 pm to 6 road within a mile of the victim’s Sheriff Brennan Bishop, Coos month’s feature is Anatole Litvak’s Wednesday, June 19 from 1:00pm- am June 20, 2019 (up to 8 hours) - County Sheriff's Office. home. David Dennis Steinhoff was 1948 film adaptation of Lucille 3:00pm in the Coos Bay Library's Wednesday night through Thursday located asleep in the driver’s seat of Otter Rock and Roll Fletcher’ radio play “SORRY Cedar Room. Labs are for computer morning there will be extended the vehicle and was taken into cus- is June 15. It’s Time WRONG NUMBER”. Barbara owners who have general comput- periods of time when various ser- tody. Mr. Steinhoff was transported Stanwyck stars as Leona Stevenson, ing questions. These labs are open vices, including myLakerLink and to the Coos County Jail and lodged, to Sign Up the rich heiress to a drug store em- to questions regarding apple de- Jenzabar, may be unavailable while no bail was listed. Parents: Go to http:// pire. Alone and bedridden in her vices, windows devices, eBook we preform internal server updates. otterrockandroll.com/ to get your Manhattan townhouse, Leona is questions, smartphones, and other June 20, 2019 10 pm to 6 am June Traffic Stop kids signed up before the heats are getting impatient waiting for her mobile gadgets. Attendees are 21, 2019 (up to 8 hours) - Thursday According to an entry on the Co- full. Volunteers: Go to the same husband Henry (Burt Lancaster) to strongly encouraged to bring their night through Friday morning there quille Police log for May 30, 4:25 nd website to see how you can help at come home from work. After re- own laptops or mobile devices, but will be extended periods of time p.m., “traffic stop,” 2 St. & Ad- the event. Come join the Newport peated attempts to contact his office a couple additional laptops will be when the entire campus network ams St., Ron Eugene Wescott Chapter of Surfrider and the local go nowhere, Leona finally has the available on a first-come, first- cannot be reached from outside the charged with Identity Theft, False surf community at the Otter Rock operator dial for her. When she is served basis. There will be no for- local area network (LAN) while the Info to Officer and transported to and Roll Surf Contest at Otter Rock cut into another phone call due to mal lecture, but we will be here to main network fiber cables are re- the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. -Devil’s Punch Bowl Sate Park. In crossed wires, Leona overhears answer your questions! Please call routed around the site of construc- Resisting Arrest the spirit of International Surfing plans for a murder to be carried out (541) 269-1101 for further informa- tion of our new building. Anyone According to an entry on the CQPD Day it’s an 18 and under surf con- at 11:15 that night. With the police tion on this program. These labs are off campus will not have access to log for May 31, 10:02 p.m., GP test to welcome in summer. This proving no help at all and Leona FREE of charge and registration is our network. June 20, 2019 10 pm Lot, Scott Hawkins charged with 11th annual event has something unable to leave her bed, the wealthy not required. through 6 pm June 22, 2019 (up to Driving While Suspended Misde- for kids of all ages. Divisions in- invalid proceeds to do everything Scenic Bikeways 44 hours) - Thursday night through meanor, Attempt Elude – Felony, clude girls and boys in three differ- she can to stop the murder from Saturday evening there will be ex- Escape, Resisting Arrest and trans- ent age groups, kids with parents, taking place with only a telephone Meeting tended periods of time when South- ported to CCJ. and Best Beginner, where we pro- as her aid. The Film Noir series is The Scenic Bikeways Committee western’s telephones will not be vide board, wetsuit, and one-on-one held on the third Sunday of the will hold its quarterly meeting 10 available while main phone line Disorderly coaching for kids new to surfing. month. Everyone is welcome at this a.m. – 2 p.m. June 19 in the North cables are rerouted around the site According to an entry on the CQPD Mall Office Building, room 124A, log for June 1, 7:08 a.m., 900 block Also on the agenda is a beach free program sponsored by The of construction of our new building. th cleanup. This is a fun family event Friends of Coos Bay Public Li- 725 Summer St. NE, Salem. The The Newmark Center and Family E. 5 St., “Subject left AMA/ promoting stewardship of our brary. The Library is located at 525 meeting is open to the public. On Center can expect longer periods of causing problems,” Christopher oceans, waves, and beaches. Regis- Anderson Avenue. Please call 269- the agenda: a review of the new outage as the network and phone Cruise Phillips, 24, charged with tration is open. Sign up and get 1101 or visit coosbaylibrary.org for draft Scenic Bikeways Program cables are rerouted from campus to Criminal Mischief I & Disorderly more info at http:// further information about this pro- strategic plan and updates from the utility companies. These disrup- Conduct. Transported to CCJ. otterrockandroll.com/ . This is a big gram. program staff and committee mem- tions are temporary and necessary. Dumping Trash event and we always need volunteer Drop-In Computer bers. View the full meeting agenda We apologize for any inconven- According to an entry on the CQPD help. Sign up at the same website. online: https://www.oregon.gov/ ience caused. Please contact the log for June 1, 8:02 p.m., 200 block Be there on June 15, and bring Lab at CBPL oprd/BIKE/Pages/info.aspx The W. Hwy. 42, “result of out with Coos Bay Public Library will be Scenic Bikeways Committee is an your stoke. Visit our website subject dumping trash on the side- offering FREE Drop-in Computer advisory group for the designation walk,” Jedediah Hardy Parks Film Noir at CBPL Labs for users with general ques- and management of Scenic Bike- The FILM NOIR series at Coos www.jcnews.us charged with Offensive Littering tions about computers and devices. ways in Oregon. The committee’s and transported to CCJ. Bay Public Library continues on 11 members include citizen repre- For daily local news sentatives, tourism organizations, Monday through Friday Disorderly local governments and state agen- According to an entry on the CQPD cies involved in bicycling recrea- log for June 1, 11:03 p.m., N. Cen- tion or transportation. The commit- tee is managed by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD). More information about existing scenic bikeways in the state is online. Individuals that re- quire special accommodations to attend the meeting should contact Kitty Weisman, scenic bikeways program coordinator, at 503-986- 0 6 3 1 o r (541) 269-5263 [email protected]. Southwestern Residential Commercial schedules planned technology Development Consultation disruption SWOCC release - Coos Bay, OR – www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com Southwestern Oregon Community College has scheduled some neces- Hall Ave. & S. Broadway, sary technology disruptions in order (Hwy. 101) Coos Bay to install and upgrade infrastructure on campus. The disruptions are as Bay Area Weekly June 12, 2019 Pg. 8 tral Blvd., “result of disorderly sub- ject in business,” Brian Jay Moore Angel's Rest charged with Disorderly Conduct and transported to the CCJ. Trailhead Re-opens CORBETT, Ore. -- The Angel's Hauser Burglary Rest Trailhead in the western Co- An all out effort to locate a person lumbia River Gorge has reopened. responsible for a home burglary in The trailhead was closed Thursday, the Hauser area of Coos County June 6 in cooperation with the According to releases from the Multnomah County Sheriff, Oregon Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, this is Department of Fish and Wildlife how the investigation proceeded (ODFW) and other partners to aid beginning Saturday morning, June in the search for a cougar in the 8: "the Coos County Sheriff’s Of- area and due to concerns about pub- fice responded to a Burglary in the lic safety. Information about the Hauser area. A large amount of response to the cougar incident is cash was taken, a significant por- available from ODFW; contact tion of the cash was $2 bills. The Rick Swart, 971-673-6038, suspect is described as follows: [email protected] or Michelle White male, 6 feet tall, approxi- Dennehy, 503-947-6022, Mi- mately 200 lbs, last seen wearing an [email protected]. OD green baseball hat, light blue Trail visitors are reminded Angel's shirt, blue jeans and boots. He was Rest can get very congested, espe- also wearing sunglasses appeared to cially on weekends. If there's no be 35-40 years of age, also had a room to park legally and safely, tight cut beard. He paid someone either move to a different park or $10 in $2 bills shortly after the bur- reschedule your visit. A mass tran- glary for a ride." Photos of the sus- sit option is available; see https:// pect were released in the early af- columbiagorgeexpress.com for de- ternoon. Two hours later, "We tails. Information on taking care of have identified the pictured per- the Gorge and yourself as a visitor son." By early evening, "At this is online at http:// time, officers have located the sus- readysetgorge.com. Visitors can pect. Many thanks to the public also use the who assisted with the investiga- Visitor Guide brochure to help plan tion." their trip. Most Oregon trails are in Probation Violation a natural setting. While cougar According to an entry on the North sightings are rare, hikers can take Bend Police log for June 7, 2:02 simple precautions to reduce the p.m., 2000 block Broadway Ave., chance of a surprise encounter: 23-year old Brice Taylor Martin, Stay aware of your surroundings. North Bend, charged with Proba- Keep those headphones and ear- tion Violation and transported to buds stowed until you get home. the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Travel with a friend. Keep small DUII children nearby. Keep pets leashed. According to an entry on the NBPD Hike after dawn and return before log for June 7, 10:20 p.m., dusk to avoid the times when cou- “accident,” Lewis & Myrtle streets, gars are the most active. Carry a non-injury, 63-year old Dorothy deterrent device within quick reach. Moon, Hawaii cited and released Respect park warning signs or no- for DUII (0.13%), and Reckless Contact Jolene Krossman 541 266-0868 or Spencer Gordon 541 267-3165 for more tices of cougar activity. And if you Driving. information. do encounter a cougar: Stop. Stay calm. Don't run. Keep a hold of Warrant Area Kiwanis Club’s 9th annual will also be held for various gift bers. HOLE sponsorships provide your pets and children. Appear According to an entry on the North “Kiwanis Klubs for Kids” golf certificates and other deals donated our business members both oppor- large. Make noise. Fight back if Bend Police log for June 8, 1:29 scramble at Bandon Crossings on by local merchants. Funds from the tunities. Last year over 135 golfers, attacked. Visitors should promptly p.m., CCSO served NBPD valid Saturday, June 15th at 9:00 a.m. scramble will be used to support 40 sponsors and countless volun- report any cougar sightings to park warrant on 44-year old James Individuals and teams are welcome local Kiwanis Projects. These pro- teers joined us. All eighteen holes officials. More information about Ernest Fitzpatrick, North Bend, to play. Registration for 4-person jects include an annual shoe give- were sponsored by Chamber busi- the animals is on the ODFW web- charging Possession of Meth. team is $350. Individuals can reg- away for underprivileged kids, nesses, each set up challenges and site: dfw.state.or.us/wildlife/ ister for $90 and will be placed on a scholarships for local high school games for the golfers as they made living_with/cougars.asp team. Carts, practice balls, and graduates, Grandma’s Closet - pro- their way around the course. This Poor run prompts morning refreshments are included viding clothing, shoes & school proved to be a great networking Sports with the registration, plus play on supplies for needy kids, support for opportunity for both the golfer and ODFW to close Trask this unique 18-hole course. This the Children's Cancer Program at the business sponsor. A Hole in River Hatchery Hole Kiwanis Golf year’s prizes include play and stay Doernbecher Children's Hospital, One Prize featured a new car pro- ODFW release - TILLAMOOK, golf packages at several Oregon sponsorship of the OSAA annual vided by KenWare Super Store. Ore. -- Poor returns of spring Chi- Scramble courses. After the scramble, there Boys and Girls 3A Championship Our community was so generous in nook salmon, combined with low Seeking Golfers!! Golfers are in- will be a BBQ and auction of terri- Basketball Tournament and many providing wonderful GIFTS. Each flows, and potentially elevated wa- vited to register now for the Bay fic stay and play packages. Raffles other projects that benefit youth in ITEM was displayed with the do- ter temperatures has prompted the our community. For more informa- nors’ LOGO and a description of Oregon Department of Fish and tion about the “Golf Scramble” or the item. The raffle ticket purchaser Wildlife to close the Trask River Kiwanis, please call John Lemos at was given the opportunity to shop Hatchery Hole to all fishing, effec- People’s Choice 541-756-1769. the items and place their ticket in tive June 13 -Oct. 15, 2019. The Awards BACC 6th Annual the “jar” of the prize they wanted to Hatchery Hole is a popular section Winners win. This was great exposure for of the Trask River. The closure area ‘Bite of the Bay’ Golf Scramble the donor and the attendees loved extends 200 feet above and 900 feet September 21st at Coos Golf Club. having the opportunity to see what below the confluence with Gold “Best in Show” The BACC Annual Golf tourna- prizes were available to win. Ques- Creek at Trask Hatchery, approxi- “Best Bite” ment purpose is to raise funds and tions: Jolene Krossman 541 266- mately six miles southeast of Tilla- bring added networking and adver- 0868 or Spencer Gordon 541 267- mook. The closure is necessary to tising opportunities to our mem- 3165. protect hatchery brood stock needed to provide the next genera- tion of hatchery spring Chinook, The Beverage according to Robert Bradley, dis- Miller's at the Cove Barn trict fish biologist for ODFW’s Sports Bar & Grill Large selection of Wines, North Coast Watershed District. Craft Beers, Growlers, “The hatchery spring Chinook run Oyster Cove Square is reduced this year based on fish- 63346 Boat Basin Road , Charleston, Oregon 97420 Liquor, Espresso + Oregon Products. ery performance and our observa- (541) 808-2404 tions of fish holding in the river, OPEN DAILY AT 11 AM - Child Friendly ‘til 9 p.m. Wine and Craft Beer and it appears we may not make Case discounts. 4,000 sf brood for the hatchery without the DAILY SPECIALS: 541-347-2106 fishing closure,” said Bradley. In Hand-Dipped Fish & Chips; Fish Tacos; Hand-Pattied Burgers addition, low flows and potentially Free WI-FI access during business hours 1225 Oregon Ave (Hwy 101) warmer temperatures are expected HAPPY HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 4PM - 6PM to make for less than ideal holding Bandon, OR 97411 www.millersatthecove.rocks conditions over the summer. This could reduce survival of salmon prior to spawning in the fall. For more information about upcoming North Coast fishing seasons, in- cluding regulation updates, visit ODFW’s online fishing reports at www.myodfw.com.

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