Myrtle Point School Board cuts 1965 66 budget by 48350
Myrtle Point school leaders reduced the 1965 66 budget by 48350 in a three hour session, bringing the total proposed levy to 646672 with bonds and exemptions, and setting a June 2 election at local schools. The cuts touched administration, MR class, summer reading, health exams, maintenance, and tuition.
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Myrtle Points
Hollis Mast
Joe Stewart
Arago
Bridge School
Broadbent School
Dora School
Myrtle Crest
Floyd Oys
Maple and Spruce schools budget cuts approved
Maple and Spruce elementary budgets were trimmed after discussions on blinds, cafeteria tables, and staffing. The board kept a full time principal at Maple and Spruce, rejected salary cuts for teachers and administrators, and final cuts totaled 48 360 dollars after two reviews.
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Maple School
John Menegat
Arago
Stewart
Police Nab Two 17-Year-Olds In String Of Thefts
City police held two 17-year-olds in custody and later handed them to state authorities amid inquiries into three thefts. An 18-year-old in jail disclosed a pistol was passed to a younger boy who aided in smuggling arms from Dora. Police linked items stolen at Raymond Cotton’s Dora home to the jailhouse discovery. Milk bottles and cases of beef were taken from Smith Dairy and Dee's Market with a younger boy involved. The group is also tied to a burglary and other looting reported in the area.
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City
Tole
Friends
Meek
Smart
Graces
Lewis Floyd
Jall
Dora
Raymond Cotton
Smith Dairy
Dee's Market
Smith
May 17 Deadline To Appeal Property Assessments In Oregon
Oregon taxpayers have until May 17 to appeal this year’s property assessments. County boards of equalization began May 10 and hearings allow in person or by attorney. Learn assessed value, then compute market value to decide on an appeal path.
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Oregon
Multnomah County
County Board of Equalization
State Tax Commission
Myrtle Leaf Receives Third Consecutive Excellent Rating
Myrtle Point High School’s Myrtle Leaf earned a first place or excellent rating from the National Scholastic Press Association for the third straight year. The judging panel commended the staff for editing, design, and feature coverage, highlighting Brent Nichols and team members including Brent Nichols and others.
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National Scholastic Press Association
Myrtle Leaf
Myrtle Point High School
Lemt
Editesinis
Fantares
Leon Brent Nichols
Pullen
Linéa Coffmad
Dinea Brewster
Pat Cunni
Donations Sought for Bridge Fire Victims
Community drive requests clothing and household goods for Bridge fire victims. Donations can be dropped off at the Bridge relief center, with workers coordinating distribution to affected families.
River Debris Tour Examines Coquille River Cleanup Efforts
A river debris tour today at 9 am will travel downstream from the East Fork Coquille headwaters in Douglas County to assess debris removal work in the box canyon. The organizers plan to inspect easements for debris removal as part of a project authorized under the Federal Natural Disaster Act.
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Douglas County
Coquille River
Box Canyon
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