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MIDWEEK EDITION Tuesday February 25, Inside 2020 Trash Dogs keeping area clean See page 3 www.currypilot.com SERVING CURRY COUNTY SINCE 1946 Brookings, Oregon Curry County Commissioners oppose SB 1530 Vote to send proclamation to state was 2-1 Brian Williams voted in favor of a proclama- not an expert on this, but I of a workshop as well, but Curry County’s proclama- house gas emissions from Pilot Editor tion opposing the bill at their am certainly willing to listen I will say the way the bill is tion that will be sent to the the transportation, utility regular meeting on Wednes- to both sides of an issue and currently written I am not state says the bill will have and manufacturing sectors, t was not unanimous, day, Feb. 19. I wouldn’t mind having a in favor of the bill,” Paasch punitive impacts on Curry and lower allowed emis- but Curry County’s of- “I strongly oppose bill workshop on this,” Gold said. “I think there is a lot of County and its residents, stat- sions over time. Nearly 100 ficialI stance is clear — it is 1530, as it is currently writ- said. Before voting, she work to be done on the bill ing that increases in fuel and entities would be required to against proposed Senate Bill ten because I know the costs said more information was and I am hopeful that coming utility costs related to provid- obtain permits for each ton of 1530, the state’s controver- to the county are too great for needed. out of the short session it ing critically needed services emissions. sial cap-and-trade plan. us to bear,” Boice said. All three commission- will not make it through … will be a further burden on SB 1530 would cre- Commissioners Chris Commissioner Sue Gold ers were OK with having a I think for rural Oregonians county residents. Paasch and Court Boice voted no. workshop. there is a lot of damage go- In simple terms, SB 1530 More Oppose on Page A5 “I am going to say I am “I personally am in favor ing to be done.” would set a cap on green- MEET THE FINALIST County takes back public health program urry County will tor,” said Ward. “Working re-establish a Public through the transition will HealthC Department after take some time, but we are contractor Curry Commu- committed to a smooth as nity Health transfers public possible transition.” health services back to the Ward also noted the county effective Friday, county website will be Feb. 28. updated in a few weeks, as The county will continue more information during the to offer some of the same transition period is avail- essential public health able. The web page will be services provided by Curry found on the county web- Community Health, with site, www.co.curry.or.us. plans to add services over The Curry County Public the coming months. Servic- Health Department will es to become immediately not provide direct medical available by the county Feb. services and encourages 28 include: the public to seek care from local primary health care • WIC (Women, Infants providers in the community. and Children) Over the coming weeks and • Safe Drinking Water months, the county will be • Food, Pool and Lodging working with local partners Inspection services and providers to assure • Communicable Disease immunization, reproductive Reporting and Investigation health, disease screening David Marshall answers questions at a community forum on Feb. 18 at Azalea Middle School in Brook- • Public Health Emer- and treatment services are ings. The forum was part of the Brookings-Harbor School District’s superintendent search. gency Preparedness available in the community. Photo by Brian Williams. • Indoor Clean Air Act “We appreciate Curry complaints Community Health provid- ing public health services UPERINTENDENT CANDIDATE ARSHALL The Curry County Board to people in Curry County S M of Commissioners ap- over the past seven years,” pointed Sherrié Ward as said Julie Schmelzer, ANSWERED QUESTIONS FROM COmmUNITY the Local Public Health County Director of Opera- Administrator. Ward has tions. “We look forward to Brian Williams attended the event. been working closely with building a strong public Pilot Editor Steve Kelley, Director of Board Development for the State other county leadership to health department in the School Board Association, was the emcee of the forum that prepare for the transition. community.” he community met the last man standing so to speak in took 40 minutes. Several other public health The Curry County Public the Brookings-Harbor School District superintendent The district invited three finalists to meet with the commu- staff from Curry Communi- Health Department will be searchT on Feb. 18. nity, but two withdrew from the process. ty Health will be joining the located at 94235 Moore St., David Marshall answered 17 community-generated ques- Marshall is excited to still be in the mix for the Brookings- new County Public Health Suite 121, in Gold Beach. tions from the nearly 30 people inside the library of Azalea Harbor superintendent position. He was professionally Department. Satellite offices in Brook- Middle School in Brookings. Current school board members, “I am excited to be join- ings and Port Orford will be ing the county as their Local announced at a later date. district teachers and students and members of the community More Page A5 Candidate on Public Health Administra- Former Brookings resident receives Certified Consulting Meteorologist designation Linda Pinkham Air Patrol cadet squadron in Brookings, management services in his community Staff Writer where he learned aviation and leader- for weather events, whether hurricanes ship skills. He also learned search and or hail storms. ormer Brookings resident Daniel rescue, as well as survival skills. In col- “Basically, they don’t sound the L. Schreiber, now of Del Rio, lege, he received an annual scholarship sirens until I tell them to,” Schreiber Texas,F has earned the nationally recog- from the Brookings Flying Club. He said. “Locally, I am the de facto, go-to- nized Certified Consulting Meteorolo- wrote his college thesis on the Brook- weather expert.” gist (CCM) designation by the Ameri- ings Chetco Effect. The CCM designation means that he can Meteorology Society (AMS). Schreiber currently owns his own is “board certified as a meteorological Schreiber moved to Brookings in business, STWX Strategic Weather practitioner. I can practice without this 2005 with his parents when he was 15 Consulting, which specializes in foren- certification as a meteorologist,” he years old and lived here through 2010, sic meteorology consulting, servicing said. “The certification gives credence when he left to attend Embry-Riddle the entire United States. to my expert witness status.” Aeronautical University in Daytona, “Forensic meteorology is expert “The CCM designation is issued by Fla. Schreiber served in the Air Force witness type work,” Schreiber said. the AMS to highly qualified meteorolo- for six years. He married his wife He testifies in cases where weather gists providing research and services Shauna in 2015 and has a 3-year-old is involved in a car or airplane crash, to a wide variety of users of weather daughter, Addy. or other disputes related to insurance information, including agriculture, During high school, Schreiber at- claims involving weather. He testifies in business, industry, and various sectors tended military school back east, but cases on behalf of both those insured or of government,” according to an AMS spent his summers in Brookings, where the insurance company. “Either way, the press release. “These services extend he worked as a lifeguard at the pool facts don’t change,” he said. Schreiber volunteers locally as an on- More on Page A5 and delivered newspapers for the Curry Former Dan Schreiber. Photo courtesy of STWX Facebook Coastal Pilot. He belonged to the Civil air meteorologist and with emergency page. Index Weather Past four days Tides Sunrise/Sunset Classifieds.................A7-9 Mon Sun Sat Fri Tues Wed Thurs Crosswords...............A4 Tues Wed Thurs Fri HIGH 59 52 52 58 HIGH 12:53 AM 1:20 AM 1:46 AM Calendar....................A10 RISE 6:57 6:55 6:54 6:52 Comics......................A4 LOW 6:39 AM 7:16 AM 7:55 AM LOW 43 40 40 39 SET 6:02 6:04 6:05 6:06 HIGH 12:27 PM 1:05 PM 1:46 PM 5-day forecast, tides and complete weather: Page A LOW 6:58 PM 7:27 PM 7:55 PM $1.50 Call us 541-813-1717 Fax 541-813-1931 Online www.currypilot.com Page A2 – Tuesday, February 25 – Curry Coastal Pilot Coronavirus confirmed in Humboldt County Staff Report affected to the point of requiring hospitaliza- usually those who are most likely to get pneu- when sick. tion. monia, such as the elderly and chronically ill. All of these are common-sense measures Del Norte County Public Health and Of- The COVID-19 virus is a respiratory dis- Even among that group, those infected are that work to prevent or delay transfer of fice of Emergency Services are aware of a ease and a member of the coronavirus family likely to recover completely, according to Dr. germs of all kinds. Flu season is not over and confirmed case and one suspected case of that was first found in Wuhan City, Hubei Warren Rehwaldt, a DNPH officer. Type A flu is on the rise in many parts of the COVID-19, otherwise known as the Wuhan Province, China. Symptoms include a fever, The overall risk of dying from this infec- country. coronavirus, in Humboldt County. coughing, difficulty breathing and, in serious tion is low, currently estimated at 2 to 3%.
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