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Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle Columbia River Fire & Rescue is holding a special Board meeting at 7 p.m. Thurs- day, June 25, at which time the Board intends to appoint an interim fire chief for the district. Photo courtesy of Gary Killens Columbia County Sheriff’s deputies JEREMY C. RUARK stand with St. Helens police in front of [email protected] a business along Columbia Boulevard during the St. Helens Black Lives Matter Transition is taking place at Co- lumbia River Fire & Rescue. march. Since early May, the fire district has been without a fire chief follow- JEREMY C. RUARK ing the resignation of Dennis Hoke. [email protected] This week, the CRFR Board of Directors is expected to name an The Oregon Legislature is set interim chief and launch a recruiting to meet in a special session begin- process for a new chief. ning Wednesday, June 24, to review CRFR Board President Hans statewide police reform. Feige and CRFR public information The special session has been or- officer Jennifer Motherway told The dered by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. Chronicle that the search process “The public’s call for significant will be managed by an outside police reform is too urgent to wait organization which will recruit for until the next regular legislative ses- CRFR. sion,” Brown said. “It’s imperative “The process to fill the full time that the legislature take action on role should start in July and we these issues right away.” hope to complete that by the end There have been reports that the of the year,” Feige and Motherway legislators will be asked to outlaw said. “The interim chief will likely the use of police choke holds and be one of our current District Chiefs, tear gas by police. but the Board is still discussing State Rep. Brad Witt said there that.” are three areas of reform that will Tribute to local veteran likely be discussed during the spe- Chief position Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle cial session. Witt said the legislation You may have seen the long line of motorcycle riders cruising through St. Helens Monday afternoon, June 22. They are members may include provisions that would The CRFR chief position has of the Patriot Guard Riders in town to honor resident Martin Scheer, a 94-year old World War II Naval veteran on his birthday. They reduce the ability of an arbitrator honored the veteran by traveling down 18th Street past Scheer’s house with a convoy parade. The Patriot Guard Riders are veter- ­­­­ ans, or family members of veterans, who said they are honored to pay tribute to Scheer and other veterans. See more information ­­­­ See CRFR Page A7 about the group at www.patriotguard.org. See POLICE Page A7 Bells to ring on Independence Day rung at 2 p.m. on July 4 include, the activities to celebrate Independence JEREMY C. RUARK Columbia County Courthouse Clock Day and to follow the state’s practic- [email protected] Tower, Columbia County Courthouse ing social distancing requirements, St. Steps, Warrior Rock Replica, the Co- Helens Economic Development Cor- St. Helens 6th annual ‘Let Free- lumbia River Fire & Rescue bell, St. poration (SHEDCO) and collaborat- dom Bells Ring’ celebration is set for Frederic Catholic Church, Methodist ing local partners are planning several 2 p.m. Saturday, July 4. Church, Christ Episcopal Church, events on Independence Day. Each year since it began, the Plymouth Presbyterian Church, and Those events including, a Patriotic Independence Day celebration has Olde School, John Gumm. Car Decorating Contest, Merchant members of the American Legion President John F. Kennedy signed Window Decorating Contest, and The Post 0042 ringing several large bells Columbia County Historical Society throughout the community to mark and Museum Association will be America’s independence and free- “It gives you a moment to offering virtual tours of the histori- doms. Organizer Judy Thompson said consciously reflect on our free- cal downtown district via museum’s about 12 legion members ring the dom. Our freedom is not free.” Facebook page. The QR code for a bells each Fourth of July. This year, ~ Judy Thompson, self-guided tour is available on most the Boy Scout Troop 106 members organizer smart phones. have been invited to assist the bell Thompson said participating ringers. local merchants will set the tone for ‘Let Freedom Bells Ring’ are to a proclamation in 1963 to bring back Independence Day with a Decorated honor those who protect our freedom, National Bell Ringing at 2 p.m., the Window Display Contest. A $250 including veterans, service members, time the Declaration of Independence cash prize for best display will be pre- law enforcement, and firefighters,” was signed and bells were rung sented by SHEDCO. Thompson said. “Recognizing free- 13 times for each of the American At 1:45 p.m. on July 4 at the old dom is not free.” Colonies. Courthouse steps, words of reflection Due to the state’s social distanc- Because of the COVID-19 will be spoken and the singing of The ing requirements, one person and one pandemic and social distancing National Anthem will be conducted big bell will synchronized to ring the limitations, the traditional fireworks Courtesy photo bells at 2 p.m. at different locations in displays in St. Helens and other cities ­­­­ This is the Big Bell at the Columbia River Fire & Rescue Station at 105 S. 12th Street in the community. have been canceled. To offer other St. Helens. It is one of several large community bells that will ring on Independence Day. 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Christine Menges / The Chronicle Christine Menges / The Chronicle St. Helens residents hold signs as they stand along Columbia Boule- The St. Helens marchers traveled down Columbia Boulevard to the city’s Plaza Square in front of Columbia County Courthouse for a silent vigil. vard in St. Helens during the Juneteenth rally and celebration.

holiday celebrating the anni- the original organizers for who moved to the area in people joined directly at the donated back to the Black CHRISTINE MENGES versary of the end of slavery the St. Helens Black Lives February, said she was out to courthouse. Lives Matter movement. The [email protected] and recognizing Black Matter march. He is also a show her support as well. “Juneteenth is a holi- flags included Pride flags, American achievements. It is black man. “It’s something that day and it’s not really well American flags and Black A small band of local the oldest nationally cel- “I think people need to as I grew up and I don’t known, especially in rural Lives Matter flags. residents and others are ebrated commemoration of know more about June- remember learning about,” America,” Cavanaugh said. Several children involved hopeful their voices are the ending of slavery in the teenth,” Willaby said. “And I Schumann said. “I’ve learned “We thought we wanted to in the march made crafts, heard following a Juneteenth United States, according to think that this is a perfect op- about this recently and really have a celebration event bracelets, posters and fans march and silent vigil in St. the website, juneteenth.com. portunity for everyone that’s want to be a little bit more in recognition of that. We to give out to other kids and Helens. Shana Cavanaugh and her here to show their support.” vocal about supporting, wanted to bring that to atten- adults. The march began at NW 11-member political action Willaby said he hoped and just really getting the tion that there’s this really The Juneteenth march 21st and traveled down Co- committee, Moving Forward the protest would bring a word out, of this muted part important holiday in black ended with a vigil at Plaza lumbia Boulevard to the Co- Columbia County, organized peaceful atmosphere to the of history that hasn’t been America that really gets Square. lumbia County Courthouse, the local march and rally. town, due to threats that have explained.” overlooked a lot in areas like Friday night, June 19. The action followed the St. happened over the past few The June 19 march fol- ours.” See video of the June- Approximately 30 people Helens Black Lives Matter weeks. lowed the same route as the Cavanaugh added that the teenth march in St. Helens began the march carrying march and rally conducted “And I think that with Black Lives Matter march, holiday itself is a celebratory at The Chronicle’s Facebook signs with slogans such as by the group. these events happening, that meeting at the same origin holiday, not a memorial type page. Read more and see “Black Lives Matter” and St. Helens resident Caden they can bring peace to the point, marching down to of holiday. For that reason, photos and video at the- flags for different causes, Willaby took park in the Fri- community and help there be Plaza Square and the old she said, the event itself chronicleonline.com from such as Pride, or Trans day event. Willaby recently change,” Willaby said. courthouse. Others people included flags to that were the St. Helens Black Lives Rights. graduated from St. Helens Local resident from Scap- joined from Lewis and Clark to be raffled off, with money Matter march and rally held Juneteenth is a national High School and was one of poose Alaina Schumann, Elementary School and some made from the raffle sales earlier this month. Black Lives Matter Billboard

Jeremy C. Ruark / The Chronicle The Wells Fargo Bank is located inside the St. Helens Safeway Grocery Story at 795 S. Columbia River Highway. It is slated to close permanently in October. Wells Fargo Bank closing in St. Helens “This change will not af- The company is encourag- CHRISTINE MENGES Photo courtesy of Lamar Advertising Company fect bank accounts and we are ing customers to continue to An artist’s rendition shows what the Black Lives Matter billboard will look like on the edge of Highway 30 in [email protected] inviting our customers to visit use other nearby Wells Fargo St. Helens. other locations as well as take branches, which can be found The Wells Fargo Bank advantage of additional con- online using the Wells Fargo an additional month. and Canada. branch located at 795 S. venient ways to bank with us, branch and ATM locator at CHRISTINE MENGES The new goal will extend According to O’Hanlon, Columbia River Highway [email protected] including Wells Fargo Online https://www.wellsfargo.com/ the billboard display for an Lamar will be helping with in St. Helens, closed since banking and the Wells Fargo locator. additional month, allowing the design, print and installa- March 18 because of the Mobile,” Robles said. There are numerous A billboard dedicated to the billboard to be up for three tion of the billboard. To create COVID-19 pandemic, will be the Black Lives Matter move- Before the pandemic, the other banks and credit unions months. the design, O’Hanlon sent the officially ending operations St. Helens branch of Wells within St. Helens. They ment could soon be placed in advertising company a mock- at 12 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. St. Helens. Fargo had been identified as a include Bank of the West, up of the billboard and the 14, according to the bank’s location under consideration Chase Bank, U.S. Bank, St. Thomas O’Hanlon, a St. “I was inspired to company’s design team will assistant vice president of Helens resident and founder show a way to keep that for closing in 2020, Robles Helens Wauna Credit Union finalize the graphic. corporate communications said. Due to the COVID-19 and St. Helens Community of the Progressive Alliance message of support and O’Hanlon said he did not Edith Robles. of Columbia County and his pandemic, the branch was Credit Union. solidarity going.” have to get any additional ap- “As part of our ongoing temporarily closed in March There are also numerous wife Kimberly O’Hanlon, ~ Thomas O’Hanlon provals in order to install the evaluation of our branch net- have launched a fundraiser because of an enterprise-wide ATMs throughout St. Helens billboard. work, we regularly make ad- decision to temporarily re- and Columbia County, but no through the website GoFund- A note in the GoFundMe Overall, O’Hanlon said he justments based on customer Me to raise money for the duce the number of branches other Wells Fargo ATMs de- page states that the campaign hopes the billboard will send use, market factors, economic Wells Fargo operated. tached from the bank branch. billboard. will be extended for as long as a message of support and trends and competitor ac- The billboard will be 10’ funding permits. Any excess solidarity to those within the tions,” Robles said about the by 30’ and will be constructed donations for however long community that support the closure. alongside Highway 30 in St. the billboard can be kept Black Lives Matter cause. The branch currently has Helens within the next few up will be donated to Black “Hopefully it will encour- five employees. weeks, according to an esti- Lives Matter, according to age others to stand up and Customers who use the mate that O’Hanlon received SUMMER O’Hanlon. fight for the change that is branch will receive a letter from advertising company, SPECIALS As of press time, the goal needed,” O’Hanlon said. “I notifying them of the branch Lamar, which will design and was approximately $400 away think it’s important to show closure, according to Robles. install the billboard. from having the billboard up solidarity in places where She said customers with safe O’Hanlon said he was through the month of October. people might not expect it.” deposit boxes located at the inspired to do this after the Lamar Advertising Com- branch will be notified in George Floyd protests and pany is an outdoor advertising For more information, visit advance of the closing, and Black Lives Matter protest in company which operates bill- the Progressive Alliance of will be allowed to make an St. Helens. boards, logo signs and transit Columbia County Facebook appointment to access their “I was inspired to show a displays in the United States page. safe box. way to keep that message of support and solidarity going,” O’Hanlon said, who added he has seen other communities also put up billboards bearing the Black Lives Matter slogan. 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Photo courtesy of Columbia River Fire & Rescue The CRFR B shift crew enjoying the dinner provied by Avamere at St. Helens. Fire crew honored with dinner their free spaghetti meal as mission to enhance the life JEREMY C. RUARK a sincere “thank you” for of every person they serve. [email protected] their service during a time of For them, this includes rec- crisis. ognizing local first respond- Avamere at St. Helens, an “Our first responders ers. independent living, assisted are heroes every day of the In a post on the CRFR living, and memory care year, and this is our way Facebook page, the B crew community, treated the B of showing our immense thanked Avamere. shift crew at Columbia River gratitude for their continued “We are very appreciative Fire & Rescue to a spaghetti service during a time when of this thoughtful gesture. dinner. our local community needs Our bellies are full - thank The Avamere at St. Helens them most,” Avamere at St. you.” staff served the dinner from Helens Director of Sales and noon to 5:30 p.m. Wednes- Outreach Jenny Hicks said. Read more about other day, June 17. First respond- In a release, Avamere said Avamere at St. Helens com- ers were able to drive by as part of The Avamere Fam- munity projects honoring the main entrance of the ily of Companies, Avamere first responders at thechroni- senior living community for at St. Helens staff live their cleonline.com.

Courtesy photo Let’s talk horse stuff St. Helens residents Gary and Shirley Eaton are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary this week. element has kept the two You have to work at it. It LAKEN GORTLER JEREMY C. RUARK together for so many years. doesn’t always come easy. Sponsored content [email protected] “Probably love mostly,” You can work it all out after she said. “And we think awhile.” Well, we’re well into Gary and Shirley Eaton Phase II of reopening, and so alike and like the same The couple have three agreed that simply talking things.” sons, a daughter, five far, so good. It’s been kind together is one key element of rainy and we’ve actually Gary agreed and added, grandchildren and two great FREE YARD DEBRIES of their long-lasting 70 year “We just took it easy and it grandchildren. slowed down a little after marriage. being non-stop since this just happened.” Gary established Eaton’s This week the two are Gary’s advice to new Tire and Service Center on COVID-19RECYCLING thing started. But SAT., APRIL 20! celebrating their wedding now people are getting some married couples is brief and Columbia Boulevard in St. day Tuesday, June 23. to the point. Helens in 1977. Their son projects done and things are They grew up together opening up. “Be patient and behave Rick took over the business in the St. Helens area, yourself,” he said. in 1995. 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C11071 A4 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, June 24, 2020 Opinion Garden Plots: Bees you night never see Flowering blocks needed to be The OSU Extension office CHIP BUBL about three feet by three feet closed to face-to-face public Chronicle Guest Column or more to see this effect. contact but you can still Not surprisingly, native reach us. On Bees bees preferred native plants, though there were some We are developing plans There are hundreds of significant exceptions. There for re-opening that will have to native bees that live in the are lots of options for taking be approved by the University ground and aren’t even recog- waste ground and making and ultimately, the Governor. nized as bees. These solitary very attractive bee habitat. For Our target is mid-June. In the insects come out to pollinate more information, go to urban meantime, all of us (faculty and return to their nests so bee gardens : http://nature. and staff) will still be work- quickly most people never see berkeley.edu/urbanbeegardens ing (mostly out of the office), them. or the Xerxes Society, http:// answering phone calls left on There are a lot of bees www.xerces.org. our answering machines, email in the city that are solitary. messages (chip.bubl@oregon- They have radically different Tidy isn’t always best state.edu), writing newspaper lifestyles than honeybees. I’m columns and newsletters, and struck by people who want to working to develop programs save the bees who don’t know that can reach you online. this. They’ll see an insect that We are really committed looks like a fly and not realize to helping our communities it needs your help, too. in any way we can, especially Bumble bees – one of in our areas of subject matter the largest-sized bees in the expertise (farming, gardening, country – are a group to be forestry, food, food safety, and concerned about. Not as much Photo courtesy of beewatchin blog nutrition, healthy decision- research has been done com- making, and youth education) pared to honey bees, but there Many living things count and any other way we can is evidence of decline of some on the disorder of life and enrich your life and/or make species, and one bumblebee in death to survive. For example, you safer in these challenging the Midwest is endangered. a significant number of tiny times. Please do not hesitate We have about 500 spe- bees use dead stems to lay to contact us. And please, take cies of bees in Oregon and their eggs in. I first noticed all steps necessary to ensure we know that, of 30 or so this years ago when a potted that you and your loved ones bumblebee species, a handful outdoor Brugmansia died are safe. are experiencing declines. But in a very cold winter. There Weekly Online Poll Last Week’s Results that may just be the tip of the were some remaining flat-cut Free online OSU vegetable iceberg since we have even semi-woody stems that were gardening class: poorer information on the quickly bored and occupied remaining 470 or so species. by little bees. Carpenter bees https://workspace.or- Should the police use Do you believe wearing Home gardeners, whether will make holes into the soft egonstate.edu/course/master- they know it or not, provide pith of dead cut rose stems gardener-series-vegetable- of choke holds and tear a face mask helps slow pollen and nectar for pol- to lay their eggs. They can’t gardening linators simply by planting a bore into living wood and do gas be outlawed? the pandemic? mixture of flowering plants. no damage at all to the rose. In fact, it’s been shown that Many other plants in your gar- Free online beginning OSU/ Yes No 64% Yes 36% No cities provide better forage den have semi-woody stems Food Bank vegetable garden- than bordering agricultural that could be attractive to pol- ing class (“Seed to Supper”: land that tends to be planted in linators. Gardeners have been large, one-crop fields that may https://www.oregonfood- Vote online at thechronicleonline.com attract only one or a few types bank.org/our-work/programs/ of bees. If you have diversity education/gardening/ as in many cities, there’s an opportunity to feed many Pressure gauge testing mouths. You lay out a oices of the ommunity smorgasbord for every- We have, for years, V C one. The more things tested the pressure you plant, the better. gauges of home tion. There is no national, who would help. There are three canning equipment. What Consti- or International ANTIFA Rep. Witt’s office called general principals They should be organization. An ANTIFA and asked me how I was to attracting bees to checked periodically tutes a Patriot? organization only exists in doing and if they could be to make sure food the garden: I love to read my local the imaginations of white of any help during this dif- that needs to be pres- nationalists, racists, and the ficult time. I was completely sured canned to avoid newspaper. Choose plants My favorite portion is the followers of reactionary web surprised when they actually attractive to bees botulism gets the right sites and possibly foreign did help. Caleb, from his of- treatment. We plan to Opinion page. I always enjoy reading the guest columns propaganda sites. fice, tracked down someone Walk through the set up a series of days to ANTIFA isn’t a terrorist who could connect me with neighborhood to see do the testing. If you are and letters to the editor. interested, contact Jenny An article by Sarah Hep- organization because it isn’t someone, who connected me what they’re visiting. an organization. No one has with someone who fixed the Many nurseries have areas Rudolph at our office and she pner caught my eye. It had will email you the date(s) and her name and “sponsored lost their lives because of this issues on my account. where they display pollinator- organization; an organization I received a check within friendly plants. Check the time when we will be doing content” in italics. I asked the known to the testing. Her email is Jenny. paper what “Sponsored Con- called ANTIFA doesn’t exist. a week of connecting with many lists available, including harvest suitable dead stems What does exist are white the last person. As someone https://today.oregonstate.edu/ [email protected] tent” meant and I was told and put them in sheltered that it meant that someone militias, white power groups, who is self employed and had news/25-plants-attracting- containers to be found by the groups like Patriot Prayer, most of my business disap- native-bees-garden, as well as National Pollinator Week paid to place this letter in the bees in the spring. paper Proud boys, Ku Klux Klan, pear, this was a complete in newspaper and magazine There is some serious re- Neo Nazi’s, and Christian miracle. articles. Keep in mind, not all June 22-28, 2020 has been The letter carried the search going on to identify all designated National Pollinator headline; “A Letter from the Identity, some of whom were The bottom line for me is flowers provide food for bees. the wild bees we have. Many here in St. Helens, armed and that I didn’t actually expect Some plants have been bred Week. It is a time to celebrate Concerned Patriots of Colum- have very specific require- pollinators and spread the bia County.” watching the Black Lives any help from any politicians. that don’t provide nectar or ments. One wild be enthusiast Matters march. In fact, some of my least fa- pollen. The rule of thumb is word about what you can do I am not sure what in Washington County has to protect them. Here are some constitutes a “Patriot.” Did I and all the men in my vorite people are politicians, that natives tend to be better created blocks with holes of articles that might interest you. the writer believe that these family have served in the but Brad Witt seems to be dif- sources, but that doesn’t mean many diameters and Plexiglas military. My brothers fought ferent. His office reached out, there aren’t exotic plants that patriots were the people viewing ports to watch them. Free newsletter in the last war to stem Fas- made a commitment to help offer food, also. Rosemary is a He has discovered a number armed with assault rifles, good example. and displayed white power cism. America used to be and kept that commitment. of species not known to be in The Oregon State Uni- Anti-Fascist. Has something No other politician reached Oregon. For those of you with signs and slogans like “The versity Extension office in Constitution sucks”? Or did changed? out and offered to help even Plant in swaths an interest in bee identification Columbia County publishes a she believe that they were the though there are several in and attention to detail, there monthly newsletter on garden- Bill Eagle my area. Planting something is will be a wild bee pollina- ing and farming topics (called six or seven hundred old and better than nothing, but you’ll young people peacefully say- St. Helens I encourage other Colum- tor one-day workshop either County Living) written/edited bia County residents to reach notice that a single plant rarely this November or next spring by yours truly. All you need ing that “Black lives matter.” has pollinators visiting. Bees I was appalled when I read out to Brad Witt’s office for to train people to contribute to do is ask for it and it will be help if needed. These guys are economical. They want samples to the state bee atlas. mailed or emailed to you. 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Violence? for helping me navigate Valley, there’s a big burst from east to west and then publications available online ANTIFA isn’t a group or the Oregon unemployment Brad Witt and his office. of cherries, maples, Oregon rotate back east at night. This an organization. ANTIFA system. Like everyone else, I grape and then ceanothus and is called heliotropic movement Are you putting up salsa, Stands for Anti-Fascist it is was having serious issues, but Terri Voshell lupine come on, but after that for you botany fans and/or saving seeds, or thinking about a concept not an organiza- couldn’t seem to find anyone Scappoose there are gaps. Pay attention crossword puzzle enthusiasts. planting grapes? OSU has and fill in those lulls with All this comes to a halt when a large number of its pub- flowers. the flower buds form. Then, lications available for free From Andony Melathopou- the plants quit rotating and download. 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Obituaries Paycheck Protection loans There is one week left for has approved more than 4.6 ish, Arabic, Chinese (Man- Gail Marie (Carpenter) Engen small businesses, nonprof- million PPP loans valued at darin/Cantonese), French, its, independent contractors nearly $515 billion. German, Gujarati, Haitian Dec. 4, 1939 ~ June 14, 2020 and other eligible borrowers That includes 60,060 Creole, Hindi, Italian, Japa- Gail was born to Earl Engen of Warren, Oregon; to access a forgivable loan loans in Oregon with a loan nese, Korean, Polish, Portu- Robert and Lena Byrdene siblings, Larry (Karen) through the Paycheck Protec- volume of at $6.8 billion. guese, Russian, Tagalog and (Franklin) Carpenter in New Carpenter of Hayden Lake, tion Program (PPP). Vietnamese. Plymouth, Idaho on Dec. 4, Idaho, Dianne (Frank) June 30, 2020 is the last Support to smaller 1939. She passed at Good Roberge of Soap Lake, day the U.S. Small Business businesses More flexibility Samaritan Hospital on June Washington, Sue Lancaster Administration (SBA) can 14, 2020 at 3:30 p.m. of Maple Valley, Washington, approve PPP loan applica- Most PPP loans are going With the enactment of In 1956, Gail married and Scott (Verna) Carpenter tions. More than $128 billion to smaller firms. The average the PPP Flexibility Act, it Vincent Dale Engen in Coeur of Spokane, Washington; in PPP funds are still avail- loan size is $110,000; and, extends the covered period d’ Alene, Idaho. They started five grandchildren; five able. two-thirds of PPP loans are for loan forgiveness from a family the following year great-grandchildren; two The PPP is a loan de- for $50,000 and under. eight weeks after the date of and had three children. Gail great-great grandchildren; signed to provide a direct disbursement to 24 weeks, lived in Idaho, Washington, and numerous nieces and incentive for small businesses Support to underserved providing substantially North Dakota, and Oregon nephews. and nonprofits to keep their businesses greater flexibility for bor- during her life. In 1967, she Gail was proceeded in workers on the payroll. The rowers to qualify for loan moved with her family to death by her husband Vincent SBA will forgive loans if all The SBA has also placed forgiveness. Scappoose, Oregon and lived in Post Falls, Idaho. Gail was Dale Engen; daughter Kim employees are kept on the special focus on reaching It also adjusts the the rest of her life in Colum- also a working Share Holder Marie Engen; and her parents payroll for eight weeks and underserved small businesses minimum amount of loan bia County. At the time of in Multnomah Plywood for Earl & Byrdene Carpenter. the money is used for pay- to ensure accessibility to all proceeds borrowers use for her death she was living in a few years prior to the plant A service is planned for roll, rent, mortgage interest, firms that can benefit from payroll costs to qualify for Warren, Oregon. closing. Gail owned and July 3, 2020 at St. Fredric or utilities. the PPP. forgiveness from 75% down Gail was a homemaker operated a Persian cat breed- Parish in St. Helens. The PPP loans are made by More than one million to 60%. and provided a home for her ing business (Stormy Glen Rosary will start at 10:30 more than 4,500 participat- loans have been disbursed And, it gives safe harbor family until the time of her Catery) from her home for 37 a.m. The Funeral Mass will ing PPP lenders nationwide; by lenders who specialize in from reduction in loan death. Gail was once a wait- years. start at 11:00 a.m. Interment and, guaranteed by the SBA. helping underserved com- forgiveness as it relates to ress in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho. Gail is survived by sons, at St. Wenceslaus Cemetery Interested borrowers apply munities; and, 45% of PPP the inability of a business to Later she helped her husband Kerry (Glendra) Engen of in Scappoose following the with local lenders who then loans have been made in low- return to previous business run a meat cutting business Clatskanie Oregon and Ken service. submit the application to the income counties. levels that operations were SBA for approval. Additionally, the SBA before February 15, 2020. The SBA has streamlined launched a dedicated online This can be due to require- many of its lending processes tool for small businesses and ments and guidance from Judy Evelyn Bigsby to accommodate the high non-profits to be matched HHS, CDC and OSHA. Oct. 22, 1949 ~ May 15, 2020 volume of PPP loans, SBA with Community Develop- Or, it can be due to demon- Pacific Northwest Regional ment Financial Institutions strated difficulty in rehiring With sadness, we share her smile, her laugh – and so Administrator Jeremy Field (CDFIs), Minority Deposito- or finding new qualified the passing of Judy Evelyn much more – will be greatly said. ry Institutions (MDIs), Certi- employees to match employ- Bigsby, who died on Friday missed by those left behind. “Yet compiling paperwork fied Development Companies ment levels on February 15. evening, May 15, 2020 at the Judy is preceded in death for a commercial loan still (CDCs), Farm Credit System This safe harbor is through age of 70, following a well- by her husband Dean Bigsby; takes time,” he said. “That’s lenders, Microlenders, as December 31, 2020. fought battle with cancer. father and mother, Wayne and why we urge small business well as traditional smaller as- Judy passed away peace- Jeanne Neff; grandparents, and eligible organizations set size lenders in the PPP. Resources fully, in her care home in Mil- Harold and Gladys Neff; and who can benefit from this Lender Match is an addi- waukie, Oregon, surrounded a step-grandmother, Ethyl forgivable loan to apply tional resource for pandemic- More information about by her son and daughters. Pursley Neff. now. If you wait to start the affected small businesses the PPP – including how to Born in St. Louis, Mis- She leaves behind an older process June 30, it will be who have not applied for or find a PPP lender, applica- souri to Wayne and Jeanne brother Robert Neff of Allen, too late. I don’t want to see received an approved PPP tion forms, and the new Neff, Judy was the second of Texas (wife, Sandi); two any of our valuable local loan to connect with lenders. simplified forgiveness and four children and the Neff’s younger sisters, Laura Russell businesses leave money on PPP information and EZ forgiveness applications first daughter. Her smile was of Boise, Idaho (husband, the table.” forms are translated into 17 – is available at www.sba. contagious, and her helpful Robert), and Lucille Crnkov- As of June 20 the SBA languages including Span- gov/paycheckprotection. nature a gift to her family. In things, we often find the ich of Oregon; son Brandon her early teens, Judy was di- greatest impact in the lives of Bigsby of Newport, Oregon; agnosed with epilepsy. The ef- others. Those who befriended daughters, Sandy Nicholson fect of frequent and prolonged Judy found a true friend. of Milwaukie, Oregon, and seizures diminished Judy’s Those who loved her received Lori Sloan (husband, John) of cognitive abilities. In spite of unconditional love in return. Halsey, Oregon; 12 grandchil- these challenges, following Judy found great joy in living dren; 15 great-grandchildren; intensive treatments, Judy was near her daughter and two 1 great-great-grandchild; and able to resume her life as a grandchildren, who regularly many others who are blessed high-functioning young adult. spent time with her playing to have called her a friend. She worked at the Sheltered board games, eating ice cream Per her wishes, Judy was Workshop in Union, Mis- or visiting favorite restaurants. cremated and will be laid to souri, where she was given Despite her life’s challenges, rest at Gales Creek Cemetery opportunities to gain diverse Judy was a wonderful exam- with her husband. Due to work experience and build ple of what it means to have a current COVID-19 gathering relationships with others grateful heart, and to see the restrictions, a family grave- who had similar challenges. glass half full. Her childlike side service will be held as Judy quickly increased in her view of the world was evident soon as travel restrictions are capacity to function indepen- in her frequently expressed lifted. A memorial service and dently, and in her mid-20’s, appreciation for small and celebration-of-life gathering left home to carve out a life of simple things. Judy loved is planned for late summer, Courtesy photo her own. Judy’s travels took little children. She loved ani- when we hope to be able to This photo from the 2019 ‘Let Freedom Bells Ring’ celebration is a combination of American Legion Post 0042 her to Oregon, where she met mals. She loved all the beau- come together safely as fam- members, the Boy Scout Troop 106 and on the very right end is Steve Topaz, one of the main organizers. her husband, Dean Bigsby. ties of the earth – the flow- ily and friends to properly Dean and Judy were blessed ers, birds and especially the celebrate Judy’s life. While Freedom Bells Ring” any- engage the entire commu- with two children – a daugh- butterflies. She saw the beauty we are unable to physically where we are, just stop and nity in celebrating America’s ter and son – and resided in in so many of the things gather at this time, together, take a moment of gratitude Independence Day. St. Helens, Oregon where many of us take for granted. we share our sorrows and for those of past, present, “It is more of a com- they were married for 12 gratitude, as we offer our col- BELL and future who protect our munity event because there Judy had faith in God, her From Page A1 years before Dean’s passing Heavenly Father, and in her lective prayers of thanks for freedom.” was nothing else planned in 1991. Savior, Jesus Christ. Near her the opportunity to have been a before the bells ring at 2 (due to the pandemic),” she While some may pass death, when comforted by part of Judy’s life. p.m. History said. “We are still going to from this life having acquired family, Judy reaffirmed her In recognition of Judy’s “It takes less than a do to bell ringing, no matter a long list of personal and faith when she said, “I am love of children and animals, minute for all the bells to be Thompson said the bell what. We wanted to design professional achievements, not afraid - I know Jesus, and the family requests that in lieu rung,” Thompson said. ringing celebration began a celebration that would not in contrast, Judy’s life was I love Him.” Heaven gained of flowers, memorial dona- The Columbia Theatre six years ago as a way to have large crowds gather- a simple one. Yet, in these a beautiful soul with Judy’s tions be made in her name to will offer popcorn sales involve the community in an ing and where people would seemingly small and simple passing, but her simple faith, St. Jude or the ASPCA. commencing after the bell Independence Day celebra- feel safe and be secure and ringing. Thompson said this tion. that we could have a com- will give people the op- “My friend Steve Topaz munity activity to honor our portunity to participate in and I were talking about country.” Robert “Bob” Dean Tysdal the Patriotic Car Decorating how Independence Day Thompson said anyone Contest that will be part of should be more than drink- can join in the bell ring- Aug. 19, 1940 ~ June 18, 2020 the drive-up sales at the the- ing beer, potato salad and ing and they don’t need to On Thursday, June 18, cific Northwest. He was also atre on 1st Street in the Old fireworks,” she said. “So attend the specific large bell Robert D. Tysdal, 79, passed Town District of St. Helens. I looked online at other locations. a private pilot and a ham radio celebrations around the na- “The beauty is that you away peacefully in Couer operator, call sign K7AZF. Participates are asked to d’Alene, Idaho. Bob was born arrive with their vehicles tion and I thought we should can ring a bell on your own, Bob was preceded in death include our large bell tower or honk your car horn, you August 17, 1940 in Lewis- by his father Lloyd; and his already decorated to join town, MT to Lloyd F. and in line for popcorn and ice at the courthouse with what- don’t have go anywhere to mother Helen. ever we do.” participate,” Thompson said. Helen M. (Brown) Tysdal. He He is survived by his wife cream sales. A bucket of lived in several Oregon and popcorn is $5 and soft whip Thompson and Topaz “One year the boats that tie Mavis; children, Laurie (Karl) solicited members of the up at the dock honked their Montana towns growing up Hulse and David (Beth) ice cream is $4. There will and graduated high school in be tickets randomly handed American Legion in the horns during the bell ring- Tysdal; grandchildren, Nora, project. ing. It is important for our Dillon, Montana. Lachlan, and Oliver Hulse; out for one free item. Bob joined the Navy as a All decorated cars will “We asked the American community and our country sister Barbara Pedersen; and Legion if we could honor to have this celebration.” Communications Technician brother Russell (Connie) receive a participation rib- and was stationed in Guam. bon and prizes for creativity. them by having them ring Thompson said the bell Tysdal. the bells and they agreed to ringing also should be an After the Navy, Bob attended A small family service “The line currently passes in front of the Court- do so,” she said. inspiration. Western Montana College for with internment at Riverview house, as you pass by the Each year as the bells “Maybe it will make a teaching degree. He taught and Mavis moved to Couer Cemetery was held on June in Hawthorne, Nevada and Courthouse you will be en- ring, Thompson said it be- others think that they can 22, 2020 in Couer d’Alene, Wapato, Washington before d’Alene to be near their son. tertained by live music and comes an emotional moment do something like this,” she moving to St. Helens to teach Bob loved to spend time Idaho. Donations in Bob’s an assortment of characters,” for her. said. “It is to get people to for 22 years. Bob married on the water fishing and sail- name can be sent to the St. Thompson said. “Be alert, “It moves me,” she said. do things together. It’s com- Mavis Haarsager in 1971 and ing. Most vacations involved Helens Student Foundation at Rosie the Riveter may be “It gives you a moment to munity engagement.” they raised a daughter and son fishing of some kind and PO Box 1608, St. Helens, OR judging your patriotic auto.” consciously reflect on our in St. Helens. In 2004, Bob camping throughout the Pa- 97051. “The uncertainty of Co- freedom. Our freedom is not If you’d like to be a lumbia County’s COVID-19 free.” donor, or a character in status may change by July 4 According to Thomp- the celebration, check the Place an obituary in The Chronicle and some activities may not son, the bell ringing isn’t SHEDCO and Keep it Local happen,” Thompson said. to replace the traditional Facebook for details and Printed every week in The Chronicle and thechronicleonline.com “However, we can still “Let Fourth of July fireworks, but contact, Judy Thompson Email [email protected] or call 503-397-0116 rather an event designed to at 503-397-6056.

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CH20-1441 CH20-1429 PUBLIC NOTICE - INVITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE TO BID - UNDERGROUND WIRE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT PULLER COLUMBIA RIVER PUD In the Matter of the are required to present proceedings may obtain Notice is hereby given that public inspection at the org or by calling (503) 366- Estate of MARGARET their claims, with vouchers additional information Columbia River People’s PUD office after the bid 3241. Columbia River PUD ALLEN, Deceased. Case attached, within four from the records of the Utility District (PUD) will opening. The bid documents reserves the right to reject No. 20PB03163 NOTICE months after the date of Court, the co-personal receive sealed bids for an may be examined at the any and all bids that are not TO INTERESTED the first publication of this representatives, or the Underground Wire Puller. office of the PUD, 64001 in compliance with the bid PERSONS. NOTICE IS notice to the co-personal attorney for the co-personal Bids will be received by Columbia River Highway, documents and prescribed HEREBY GIVEN that the representatives at 52490 representatives. DATED the PUD, 64001 Columbia Deer Island, Oregon 97054. public bidding procedures undersigned have been SE 2nd Street, Suite 100, and first published, June River Highway, Deer Island, Paper or electronic copies and to reject, for good appointed as co-personal Scappoose, OR 97056, or 10, 2020. Kim Allen, Co- Oregon 97054 until 3:30 of the bid documents may cause, any or all bids upon representatives of this the claims may be barred. Personal Representative p.m., pacific prevailing be obtained by sending a a finding by the PUD that estate. All persons having All persons whose rights and Marcie Allen, Co- time, on July 29, 2020, at written request to Columbia it is in the public interest to claims against the estate may be affected by the Personal Representative. which time the bids will River PUD. P.O. Box 1193, do so. Dated: June 17, 2020 be publicly opened. The St. Helens, Oregon, 97051, at Columbia River People’s CH20-1430 bids will be available for email to knasshahn@crpud. Utility District. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF

CH20-1440 OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA In the Matter of the Estate vouchers attached, to the personal representative REQUEST FOR QUOTES: PORT OF COLUMBIA of GLORIA ANNETTE Albert O. Wutzke, personal or the attorney for the COUNTY SCAPPOOSE BAY MARINE PARK TILLOTSON, Deceased. representative, at 2005 personal representative, Case No. 20PB03130 Saint Helens Street, St. Mark J. Lang, 2005 Saint PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE PROJECT NOTICE TO INTERESTED Helens, Oregon 97051, Helens St, St. Helens, PERSONS NOTICE IS within four months after Oregon 97051. Dated and The Port of Columbia project may be found on on Thursday, July 2, HEREBY GIVEN that the date of first publication first published: June 10, County is seeking quotes the Port’s website, www. 2020. Bid packets may Albert O. Wutzke has of this notice or the 2020. /s/ Mark J. Lang, for pavement maintenance portofcolumbiacounty. be submitted via mail, been appointed and has claims may be barred. Mark J. Lang, OSB#973116 work for parking lot areas at org; or requested via delivered to our Port office, qualified as the personal All persons whose rights Attorney for Personal the Scappoose Bay Marine e-mail at house@ or emailed to house@ representative. All persons may be affected by the Representative P. O. Box Park in Warren, OR. Bid portofcolumbiacounty. portofcolumbiacounty.org. having claims against the proceedings may obtain 1611, St. Helens, OR 97051 packets containing the RFQ org . Submissions must For questions, please call estate are hereby required additional information from (503) 410-5238 Published: and attachments for this be received by 5:00 PM 503- 397-2888. to present them, with the records of the court, June 10, 17, and 24, 2020

CH20-1435 NOTICE OF BOARD WORKSHOP The Columbia County Fair Saulser Rd St Helens, OR. The Public Notice deadline is Fridays by noon. Board Workshop will be The public is invited via held on Thursday, July 2nd phone. A number and access and will take place at the code will be posted to the Late submissions are not guaranteed to make it into the paper. fair office at 6:30pm, 58892 website by 3pm day of. Multiple agencies issue fireworks advisory in July, risks for wildfire in five years through 2019, Oregon consumer legal fire- STAFF REPORT many parts of Oregon will be there were 1,173 reported works and use them careful- [email protected] high. Fireworks can also start fireworks-related fires in -Or ly,” Walker said. “Please also structural fires that threaten egon, resulting in more than consider your neighbors and The Office of State Fire lives and property, as we $4.9 million in property loss their pets before deciding on Marshal (OSFM), the Oregon have seen in past years.” and contents damage. During when and where you choose Fire Service, natural resource Residents who plan to that same period, fires result- to light legal fireworks.” agencies, Oregon licensed visit public lands and parks ing from fireworks resulted in The OSFM has published fireworks wholesalers, and for the July Fourth holiday one death and 36 injuries. FAQs for commonly an- safety experts are asking are asked to leave all fire- The data from structural swered questions about the Oregonians to “keep it legal works at home. The use of fire agencies do not include sale and legal use of con- and keep it safe” when using fireworks is prohibited in incidents that occurred on sumer fireworks, permits for all fireworks. national parks and forests, federal and other state lands. the retail sale of fireworks, The 2020 Oregon fire- on Bureau of Land Manage- Officials may seize illegal and state rules for their use works retail sales season ment lands, on U.S. Fish and fireworks and charge offend- and enforcement activities. opened June 23 and runs Wildlife properties, on state ers with a class B misde- OSFM’s fireworks education through July 6. The OSFM beaches, in state parks, and meanor, which could result materials for sharing on so- and its partners want every- in state campgrounds. in a fine of up to $2,500 per cial media also can be found one to know what fireworks For residents who pur- violation and a civil penalty on the agency’s website. are legal to use in Oregon chase legal fireworks, the • Be responsible after any firework that flies into of up to $500. Those who without a permit, where they lighting fireworks: never the air, explodes, or travels OSFM encourages everyone misuse fireworks or allow Fast Fact are allowed to be used, and to practice the four Bs of safe relight a dud. Wait 15 to more than 12 feet horizon- fireworks to cause dam- how to use fireworks safely. 20 minutes then soak it in tally on the ground, with- For the last reported fireworks use: age are liable and may be five years through 2019, “In Oregon, consumer • Be prepared before light- a bucket of water before out a permit issued by the required to pay fire suppres- legal fireworks can only disposal. OSFM. Fireworks commonly there were 1,173 re- ing fireworks: keep water sion costs or other damage. ported fireworks-related be purchased from permit- available by using a garden • Be aware: use only legal called bottle rockets, Roman Parents are also liable for ted fireworks retailers and fireworks and use them only candles, and firecrackers are fires in Oregon. Fires hose or bucket. fireworks damage caused by resulting from fireworks stands,” State Fire Marshal • Be safe when lighting in legal places. illegal in Oregon, without a their children. resulted in one death Jim Walker said. “State regu- fireworks: keep children and Oregon law prohibits the permit. “All of us share the lations limit where those fire- pets away from fireworks. possession, use, or sale of For the last reported responsibility to use only and 36 injuries. works may be used. Starting

and proposed legislative Chronicle his insight into law Greenway: Everyone now in place designed for The Chronicle: What amendments would be con- enforcement accountability needs to keep an open mind the safety of the public? should be the next steps? sidered in the 2021 Oregon and reform. and have an open, honest POLICE Legislative Session, accord- dialogue. We need bipartisan Greenway: Prior to Greenway: Law enforce- From Page A1 ing to Witt. Brian Greenway: I be- cooperation that will bring lawmakers shifting funds to ment agencies need to im- Other legislation that lieve police reform is needed improvements to police agen- other social agencies, I think mediately revisit their use of to lessen disciplinary action could be considered at next across the nation. Having cies and solutions that will it is important that a sus- force policies to determine any against a law enforcement week’s special session would standardization of police prac- work for all law enforcement tainable plan is in place for areas that need improvement officer who has committed be requiring the Oregon At- tices and policies, including agencies of various sizes. I other social services to take to coincide with best practices misconduct. torney General to investigate hiring, training, and termina- ask the Oregon Legislature on the additional workload. as outlined by the Oregon “There has been opposi- and prosecute any death or tion, is an essential change and Governor to make edu- Responding to mental Association Chiefs of Police tion when this has been serious physical injury at the that will bring transparency, cated and impactful changes health calls is challenging (OACP). The community and proposed in the past but there hands of police. accountability, and legitimiza- that are sustainable in the and allowing mental health legislators then need to work is now bipartisan support for “Some people think that tion to our profession. long-term. professionals to address together with law enforcement its passage in both Oregon the Oregon Department of individuals experiencing to bring about meaningful chambers,” Witt said. “Law- Justice is the most appropri- The Chronicle: As St. The Chronicle: If more a crisis is beneficial to the reform on a national level. makers are also interested in ate agency for these indepen- Helens Police Chief, what cities and counties move to community so that trained forming a bipartisan work- dent legal examinations into is your recommendation defund law enforcement to mental health workers are Take The Chronicle’s on- group to evaluate and suggest cases where law enforcement to members of the Oregon answer the call of protest- the individuals who are as- line poll about police reform changes to state law regard- kills or seriously injures civil- Legislature and to the Gover- ers, what is your fear about sisting people in need. This and follow this developing sto- ing the use of physical force ians,” Witt said. nor as they open the special the long-term impact to then allows police officers to ry at thechronicleonline.com by law enforcement.” St. Helens Police Chief legislative session on June 24 protections, protocols and focus on responding and pre- and in the Wednesday print The workgroup’s report Brian Greenway gives The to review police reform? law enforcement procedures venting criminal activity. editions of The Chronicle.

able work, compliance with mental Agreement (IGA) on Additionally, planning has the transition, the district has permanent Fire Chief before district policy and procedures June 30, 2020. The vote to taken place during monthly been reaching out to career the end of 2020. and ability to operate as a terminate the agreement took board meetings, including staff, district volunteers and Columbia River Fire member of a team, accord- place at the March 12, 2020 a board workshop on May former staff members with & Rescue will continue to FromCRFR Page A1 ing to the CRFR chief job joint board meeting. 30, 2020, to determine the specific skill sets, such as Fire operate by mutual aid service description. Since July 1, 2016, under attributes needed for the next Inspector, that the district can agreement with Scappoose a maximum annual salary CRFR serves 185 square the IGA, both organizations fire chief and how best to utilize as it prepares to move Fire District which has been budgeted at $143,000. The miles in Columbia County have shared senior staff transition moving forward. forward. It has been quite in place for many years prior position of chief is a con- and operates with 36 career members including the fire The District transitional humbling to see the willing- to the current IGA. As a result tracted position and the firefighters, four emergency chief, division chiefs, and plans completed this spring ness of so many people to of the termination of the CRFR Board will negotiate medical services (EMS) recruitment and retention co- by district staff have been help our district through this intergovernmental agreement, the actual salary with the members only, one communi- ordination/public information incorporated into the 2020-21 important transition and to Columbia River Fire & Res- cue will no longer be shar- candidate, according to Feige ty paramedic, one recruitment officer positions. fiscal year budget for imple- make sure the needs of our and retention/public informa- According to a CRFR mentation over the course of community are always met. ing positions and resources and Motherway. with Scappoose Rural Fire The CRFR chief supervis- tion officer, three division release issued this week, the coming year. Columbia River Fire chiefs, two EMS billing, one beginning in April 2020, the & Rescue has scheduled a District. While this news is an es all aspects of the district’s announcement of change, the operations, planning, logistics finance director, one compli- CRFR Board of Directors and Next steps special board meeting at 7 ance officer, two mechanics fire district administrative per- p.m. Thursday, June 25, to district sees many potential and finances. The chief is also and 27 volunteers. sonnel have been working on The release also sates, appoint an interim fire chief positive improvements for required to have a high level plans to manage the transition as Columbia River Fire & for the district. The recruit- Columbia River Fire & Res- of delegation in assigning IGA terminated of duties for staff beginning Rescue moves through this ment process will start in July cue in the future. work and responsibility to July 1, 2020. The CRFR transition, district staff will to hire a permanent fire chief all divisions and departments Columbia River Fire & Board of Directors has been continue to provide the high for Columbia River Fire & Follow this developing sto- and reviews their work for Rescue and Scappoose Rural engaging in discussions with level of service to the com- Rescue. The process is ex- ry at thechronicleonline.com technical competency, quality Fire District will be officially career and volunteer staff dur- munity that we have seen for pected to take several months. and in the Wednesday print of work, column of accept- terminating an Intergovern- ing this process. many years. In preparation for The board hopes to appoint a editions of The Chronicle. Columbia County’s trusted local news source A8 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, June 24, 2020 WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 24, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ KATU News at 6 (N) (Live) Jeopardy! 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Police Reports Rainier man charged in kidnapping case Gregory R. Nyhus, Assistant STAFF REPORT U.S. Attorneys for the District The police blotter degree at the 700 block of S. • June 9, 2020, at about [email protected] of Oregon, is the prosecuting relates to the public Columbia River Highway in St. 1149 hours, David Roberts attorney. record of incidents as Helens. was issued a criminal citation New details have emerged A criminal complaint is reported by law en- • June 7, 2020, Andre Lee for Driving While Suspended - in a violent kidnapping case only an accusation of a crime, forcement agencies. All Adalpa was criminally cited Misdemeanor at the 300 block involving a Rainier man. and a defendant is presumed individuals arrested or for Criminal Trespass 1 at St. of North 7th Street, St. Helens, James Donald Cooley, 59, innocent unless and until had originally been arrested in charged with a crime Helens Market Fresh at 1111 Oregon 97051. proven guilty. late May and faced multiple are presumed inno- Columbia Blvd., St. Helens, • June 9, 2020, at approxi- Domestic violence is a cent until proven guilty. Oregon. mately 2101 hours, Angela criminal charges in what au- thorities called an abduction. serious violent crime that Information printed is • June 7, 2020, at about Nunes was taken into custody includes both physical and 1632 hours, Louis Skolfield on an outstanding misdemean- According to court docu- preliminary and subject ments released Friday, June emotional abuse, according to change. went to Legacy Urgent Care, lo- or warrant. This occurred at to a release from the U.S. cated at 475 S. Columbia River the 400 block of N 11th Street, 19, Cooley is alleged to have traveled from his home in Attorney’s office in Portland. St. Helens Police Highway in St. Helens with a St. Helens, OR 97051. It is frequently hidden from self-inflicted gunshot wound to • June 10, 2020, at about Rainier to his ex-girlfriend’s home in Ilwalco without notice James Cooley public view. Many survivors • June 1, 2020, at approxi- his left hand. 0701 hours, Rebecca Law- suffer in silence, afraid to seek mately 0459 hours, St. Helens • June 7, 2020, at ap- son was arrested on multiple or invitation early May 18. He parked his vehicle on the his residence. Cooley’s sister help or not knowing where to Police were dispatched to a proximately 2146 hours, Scott outstanding misdemeanor side of Highway 101 near her confronted them and the ex- turn. The traumatic effects of dumpster fire at the 500 block Sherrill was arrested for Driving warrants at the 300 block of home. Cooley approached his girlfriend told her that Cooley domestic violence also extend of Milton Way St. Helens, OR While Revoked - Misdemeanor North 16th Street, St. Helens, ex-girlfriend and a confronta- was going to kill her. Cooley’s beyond the abused person, 97051. and Felon in Possession of Oregon 97051. tion ensued. sister contacted the Columbia impacting family members • June 1, 2020, at approxi- a Restricted Weapon. This • June 10, 2020, at about He grabbed her by her County Sheriff’s Office and and communities. mately 0904 hours Zachary occurred on S 16th Street near 0759 hours, Erin Ramage was arms, tied her hands together reported the incident. Sheriff If you or someone you Hendrickson was found to be Columbia Boulevard in St. arrested on multiple outstand- with zip ties, and began pull- deputies responded and later know are in immediate danger, in possession of methamphet- Helens, OR 97051. ing misdemeanor warrants at ing her toward the highway. arrested Cooley. please call 911. amine at the 300 block of South • June 8, 2020, at ap- the 200 block of St. Helens Cooley drug his ex-girlfriend a Cooley made his initial If you need assistance or 9th Street, St. Helens, OR. proximately 0320 hours, Paige Street, St. Helens, Oregon couple hundred feet to his ve- appearance in federal court know someone who needs • June 2, 2020, at approxi- Chapman was arrested on 97051. hicle, put a knife to her throat, Friday, June 19, before U.S. help, please contact the mately 0751 hours, Patrick Gray an outstanding misdemeanor • June 10, 2020, at about shoved her into the backseat, Magistrate Judge Stacie F. National Domestic Violence II was arrested for Unlawful warrant. This occurred on S 3rd 0903 hours, Hunter Blank was and began driving back to Beckerman. Cooley was or- Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE Possession of Methamphet- Street near St. Helens Street in arrested on multiple outstand- Rainier. dered detained pending further (7233). Many communities amine at Deer Island Road and St. Helens, OR 97051. ing misdemeanor warrants When Cooley arrived at proceedings. throughout the country have N. 9th Street in St. Helens OR. • June 8, 2020, at about at the 100 block of Melvin his residence, his sister, who The case was investi- developed support networks to • June 2, 2020, at approxi- 0850 hours, Zachary Hen- Avenue, St. Helens, Oregon also lives in Rainier, spot- gated by the Columbia County assist survivors in the process mately 0800 hours Tarence Wil- drickson was arrested on an 97051. ted Cooley’s ex-girlfriend at Sheriff’s Office and the FBI. of recovery. liams reported that he had been outstanding Columbia County • June 10, 2020, at ap- assaulted and robbed near the probation violation detainer proximately 0857 hours St. 58000 block of Old Portland at the 100 block of South 6th Helens Officers responded to Road, St. Helens, OR. Street, St. Helens, Oregon a reported burglary in progress Inmate walks away from custody • June 2, 2020, at about 97051. at the 300 block of S. 9th St., Oregon State Police are 2214 hours, Stephen Sher- • June 8, 2020, at about St. Helens, OR. STAFF REPORT investigating. rill was arrested for Criminal 1212 hours, Jon Wilke was • June 10, 2020, Andre Al- [email protected] Anyone with information Trespass I at the 200 block of issued a criminal citation for a dapa was arrested for Theft II regarding the whereabouts Strand Street. Clackamas County Circuit Court from Walmart, located at 2295 An inmate from Colum- of Sykes should contact • June 4, 2020, Carson L. misdemeanor warrant at the Gable Rd., St. Helens, OR. bia County in custody at a the Oregon State Police at Bader was arrested for Disor- 1000 block of Deer Island Road, • June 11, 2020, following prison forest camp walked 1-800-452-7888, the non- derly Conduct in the second St. Helens, Oregon 97051. an investigation by the St. Hel- away from the camp on emergency number of their ens Police, Christian Daly was Monday, June 22, according local police department, or cited and released for Criminal to state prison officials. the Oregon Department of Trespass I and Theft III from Brandon Sykes walked Corrections Fugitive Ap- Walmart located at 2295 Gable away from a work crew near prehension Unit at 503-569- Rd., St. Helens, OR. the summit of Highway 6 at 0734. • June 12, 2020, Edward approximately 11:35 a.m. SFFC is minimum-secu- He had been in custody of Hellerman was issued a rity work camp that houses the South Fork Forest Camp citation-in-lieu of arrest for approximately 200 adults (SFFC) in Tillamook. driving while revoked- misde- in custody who are within Sykes, 35, is a white Brandon Sykes meanor, in the area of Highway four years of release. Part male, 5 ft. 9 in., weighing 30 and Columbia Boulevard, custody on June 13, 2016, of SFFC’s mission is to sup- 195 lbs. with green eyes and ply a ready work force to St. Helens, Oregon. brown hair. He was last seen on several counts of assault and kidnapping out of Co- combat forest or wild fires • June 12, 2020, at approxi- wearing blue jeans with the mately 2100 hours, a wallet lumbia County. His earliest throughout the state. word “inmate” stenciled on release date was October SFFC is located approxi- was stolen from Royal Quick the knee in orange, a blue Clean Laundromat at 1835 St. 18, 2021. mately 28 miles east of T-shirt, sweatshirt, and coat The Oregon Department Tillamook, off of Highway Helens Street, St. Helens, OR similarly stenciled. 97051. of Corrections Fugitive 6 along the Wilson River in Sykes entered DOC Apprehension Unit and the the Tillamook Forest.

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