Savage Rapids Dam Fish Passage Upgrade Aims to Boost Oregon Economy
In Oregon the federal government owns over half the land, prompting a duty to invest. The Savage Rapids Dam project on the Rogue seeks improved fish passage at a cost of 351000 dollars, funded by federal dollars, to protect salmon and boost regional economic activity. The plan aligns with broader public works efforts in Coos Bay Brookings and Eugene, supporting tourism and agriculture while fulfilling federal obligations.
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Obituary for Edward Albert Burghart and Taylor in Oregon
Edward Albert Burghart age 66 died in Myrtle Point on December 16 born in Stayton September 4 1909 he lived in Myrtle Point 18 years and Powers before that employed as a truck driver for Haley and Haley arrival details note rosary December 30 at Rigdon-Ransom Funeral Home Salem mass December 21 at 10 am at Edwards Catholic Church interment at Marys Cemetery Stayton he is survived by son Michael and daughters Maureen Hemmer Arlene Edwards sisters and siblings plus two grandchildren. William Harrison Taylor longtime Springfield resident died December 14 lived in Myrtle Point 25 years born April 19 1906 survived by wife Maude son Jack Taylor Kenseth Taylor two grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a sister A Joplin Missouri graveside services December 16 at Springfield Memorial Cemetery conducted by Rev. Jack Stuart. The notice closes with a quip.
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Second Coming Foretold Amid Yuletide Reflections
The article examines Christian beliefs on Jesus Christ’s return, noting biblical forecasts from Acts and Thessalonians, and discusses how end times prophecies intersect with modern Middle East tensions and Israel’s state. It invites readers to ponder these themes during Christmas.
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Be cautious with contests and sweepstakes tips
Frances Torbeck cautions Coos County residents about sweepstakes offers. Many promises of reduced prices or free entries are questionable, with inflated initial prices, low quality products, or obligations to pay for travel and lodging. Reading terms helps avoid unwanted mail and hidden costs.
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Tax forms to be mailed in Oregon packets
Oregon's individual income tax forms will go into the mall shortly after Christmas. About 900 000 packets will include Form 4 Form 40 S simplified form Form 10 R C Home owner and Renter Property Tax Refund Claim and completion instructions. On Dec 20 requests for quantities will be filled from professional tax preparers on a first come first served basis. Prepare rs should mail requests to Department of Revenue Roger the State Office Building Salem 97310.
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Myrtle Point Public Bodies Schedule and Meeting Times
Public notices list regular meetings for Myrtle Point City Council on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m in city hall council chambers 424 Fith Port of Coquille River Commission on the third Tuesday monthly Myrtle Point School District Board on the second and fourth Mondays at 6 p m at the administration building 12 Spruce St Myrtle Point City Planning Commission on the second Monday at 7 30 p m in council chambers city hall 4 Fifth Myrtle Point City Library Board meets Tuesday before the last Friday of each month at 4 p m Flora M Laird Memorial Library Fifth and Willow
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May Day Rain Believed to Cure Headaches for a Year
Local folklore claims soaking the head in rain on May Day can prevent headaches for a full year. Believers say ritual water exposure brings long lasting relief, while skeptics urge caution and note lack of scientific evidence.
Brudos Real Estate Firm in Coquille Oregon
Prominent Coquille real estate firm at 743 N Central Ave, phone 396 4011, offers city farm and country properties plus income listings. REX Brude provides dependable service, selling and renting properties, with editorials from the 1974 Review praising their growth support.
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