Myrtle Point Names New City Manager Undecided On Job
The Myrtle Point City Council selected Anneth Ceretsky as city manager candidate after 11 applicants. Ceretsky said he would decide after visiting the area with his wife and reviewing housing and schools. A public hearing for former chief Ed Summers was denied due to space limits. The hearing is set for February 24-25 at the high school cafeteria.
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Myrtle Point
Ed Summers
Ervin Wilberger
Myr Je Point High School
Anneth Ceretsky
Ben Nichols
Ceretsky
Deschutes County
Bend
Oregon State University
OSU
Crrotsky
Deretsky
Leo Schmidt
Dennis Anatine
Jim Overhuls
Eastside
Summers
Tate
Harold Hartley
Carlos Capps
Overhull
Earl McMulle
Florence
Bill Gillock
Coos County
Overhuls
Over.all
Capps
Myrtle Point council considers public hearing location
Schmidt weighs Deretsky move with a $14500 annual salary if he accepts. Summers hearing expands to an executive session amid party lines. Council members debate venue, with Wilberger urging a larger room and a 200-person capacity, while Isberger and Walker fear limited access harms the community. The council votes unanimously to hold the hearing outside chambers and minimize costs.
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Schmidt
Deretsky
Frank Meldrum
Mert Miller
Dan Woolley
Movin
Wilberger
Council
Pesan
Isberger
Les Walker
Myrtle Point
Walker
Woolley
Bers
Iller
Band Directors to Solo in Myrtle Point Fund-Raiser
Band directors Lester Simons and John Kendall will headline a Myrtle Point High School Band benefit concert on Thursday Feb. 26 at 7 30 p m Proceeds go to the travel fund for the band Simons performs Mozart Clarinet Concerto in E and a Serenade Kendall plays Dante and Allegro and Reflective Mood Admission 1 00 for adults 75 cents for high school students 60 cents for junior high and grade school students and 2 50 for a family ticket.
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Lester Simons
John Kendall
Myrtle Point High School
Sammy Nestico
Running Foxe Seeks Fourth District Congress Seat
Former Myrtle Point resident Jerry Running Foxe files to run against incumbent Jim Weaver as a Temocrat. At 49, Foxe backs revamping highways Winnemucca to Coos Bay and boosting imports and exports for the district while criticizing Weaver’s economic record. He has led Indian tribal groups and worked in Manpower and CETA programs.
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Myrtle Point
Jerry Running Foxe
Congress
Running Foxe
Jim Weaver
Eugene
CETA
Coquille
Winnemuca
Coos Bay
Foxe
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New Myrtle Point police chief vows slow, steady upgrades
Overhuls, new police chief, promises a competitive department after replacing fired ex-chief Summers. He plans certification of officers, a written manual, budget fixes, new equipment, crime prevention clinics, reserves, and possible district court use. Rebuild aims for professional, community-friendly policing.
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Overhuls
Myrtle Point
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LCOC
Les Simons
Myrtle Pelat High School
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