Seven candidates discuss district facilities and education needs
Myrtle Point Herald interviews seven school board hopefuls from Broadbent Bright Bay and Myrtle Crest areas. They discuss experience, budgeting, curriculum, counseling, and facility improvements while stressing taxpayer concerns and community input.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Scheol Board
An. Ansewers
Glenn Gulstrom
Tim Hoffman
John Whitlatch
Deb Leep
Tom Coffman
Arage
R.T. Green
Doug Sinke
Coffman
Green
Guletrem
Broadbent
Hoffmenn
Arge
Gerald Panties
Coos County to spray tansy ragwort May with state crews
State will provide two spray trucks and crews to target hot spots in Coos County beginning around May to control tansy ragwort. ranchers must supply 24D chemical, with costs near eight dollars and sixty nine cents per gallon. Local advisory group urges quick action and outlines cattle removal during spraying.
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Dennis Austin
Coos County
Statement of Agriculture
Dennis Isaacson
Isaacson
Lynn Cannon
Coot County
Cannon
Lee Guelette
J.J
Bob” Geaney
Sam Dement
Jack Schutte
Bureau of Land Management
Bill Picard
Weyerhaeuser
Lyle Killan
Cove-Curry Electric
Dement
Rct
Geaney
BLM
Tve
Interior
Department of
Schutte
Killan
Picard
Myrtle Point to Enforce Downtown Parking Rules This Week
Police Chief Jim Overhuls announced Myrtle Point will actively enforce downtown parking ordinances this week. Aimed at two hour limits and yellow zones, surveillance will deter violations with patrols at various times. Fines include two hour limits from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 17 for blocking a fire lane.
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Myrtle Point
Jim Overall
Overhuls
Chie
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