Myrtle Point considers police chief decision amid resignations
City Manager Ben Micho will decide Monday whether to reinstate suspended Myrtle Point police chief Ed Summers as five officers resign during a tense meeting. Summers faced allegations of poor administration and unprofessional conduct as Nichols notes managers will review hiring and firing, with two officers stepping in temporarily.
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Seti Nichols
LeRoy Lawson
Ron Lawson
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Erwin Whilberger
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Kunkle to Head Coos Wool Pool Meeting
Gene Kunkle assistant director of the Oregon Department of Agriculture will be guest speaker at the Coos County Wool Pool annual meeting on Saturday January 17 in the Myrtle Point High School vocational agriculture room. Activities include wool spinning demonstrations lamb barbecue dinner and talks on forage production and environment and agriculture. County winners of Make It Yourself With Wool will model fashions sponsored by local banks and businesses.
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University of Oregon
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Myrtle Point School Board outlines long range building plan
At its January 12 meeting the Myrtle Point School District outlined a long range building program assessing needs across seven schools. The board approved various educational and support services, vetoed outdoor education, and held data processing pending LED budget details. A five year bus lease plan was set while petitions planned street paving and future housing projects. Local chair Amelia Adams led the Mothers' March drive and crime notes included petty thefts and a 38 lb pig incident as floods closed schools.
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Oregon educators appeal Myrtle Point district labor ruling
The Oregon Education Association and Myrtle Point Education Association filed an appeal after a state employee relations board decision found Myrtle Point School District 41 violated no bargain rights but had communicated with teachers. They seek a full board review, arguing district actions breached bargaining processes.
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Employee Relations Board
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Population trends discussed by Myrtle Point Advisory Committee
The Myrtle Point Citizens Advisory Committee met to review population projections. They expect at most a 10 percent growth in ten years with slower growth per year, a decline in ages 1 to 13, and an uptick in residents over 55. Mrs Linden Smith presented housing survey and land use materials for future discussion.
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Linden Smith
CCCOG
Coos County officials Johnson Waldrop file for posts
Irene Johnson and Eddie Waldrop filed for two political seats on the Coos County commission on Monday January 12. Both described prior public service and focus areas for the coming year include economy, county services, solid waste and road policy, with Waldrop highlighting land conservation and sanitation inspections.
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Robison
Coos Bay
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City of Bandon
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Krantz Files for Coos County Clerk Post
Myrtle Point resident Evelyn Krantz filed for the Coos County clerk position on Friday. Krantz is a graduate of and has prior local government experience.
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Evelyn Krantz
Coos County
Ars. Krantz
Judge Robert E Jones seeks District Judge seat in Coos County
Judge Robert E Jones files to election for District Judge in Coos County where he has served by appointment since 1975. The Oregon native and WWII veteran has a long local legal career including North Bend Municipal Judge and U.S. Magistrate duties, with leadership roles in local bar associations and civic groups. He and his family reside in Coos County, with a son in the Navy aboard USS Midway.
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Coos County
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North Bend
U.S
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Coos Curry
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Midway
Pacific
Coos County Board backs offshore fishing limit proposal
The Coos County Board of Commissioners urged Congress to approve an offshore fishing limit. The resolution supports a 200 mile fisheries protection zone now before the Senate after House approval. Commissioner Johnson joined Waldrop in backing the measure and urged sending the document to the Oregon delegation.
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Coos County
Irene Johnson
Waldrop
Johnson
Oregon
Woodrow Robison
Joe Ney Slough
Aquille
Fairview Road
County faces higher landfill costs with 24 hour sites
Officials warn current refuse site upkeep could rise by about 960 000 to 980 000 yearly with deputized dump monitors and 24 hour operations at Joe Ney site near Charleston. DEQ requires new watchman buildings and enhanced sorting of refuse while four residents join the Coquille Valley Citizens Advisory Committee.
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Charleston
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