In Oregon a tansy ragwort beetle release expands
Flea beetle colonies from Fort Bragg were released in Curry and Coos counties to biologically control tansy ragwort. The program, run by the Oregon Department of Agriculture with Lynn Cannon Cool Extension agent and Ed DeVenson, distributes starter colonies to eight western counties while linking with cinnabar moth efforts to prevent seed spread.
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Coos
Curry
Fort Bragg
California
Oregon Department of Agriculture
Lynn Cannon
Ed Devenson
J.J. ‘Bob’ Geaney
Europe
Oregon
Cme
West Coast
Curry and
Coos Counties
Dennis Isaacson
Oregon Department of Agriculture and
Cannon
Isaacson
Jos Capizzi
Oregon State University
Capital
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Italy
USDA
Curry Counties
Coos County
J.J
Bob’ Geaney
Coquille
Jack Jones
Lee Valley
Yellow Creek
Gaylord
Harold Goss
Two Mile
Tom Guerin
Myrtle Point
Elliot State Forest
Alleghany
Coos County Grants Plan for Land Use Review
The Coos County Board of Commissioners authorize applying for a nine thousand dollar LCDC grant matched by federal funds to aid land use planning. The plan includes evaluating zoning and subdivision ordinances for eight cities and a citizen involvement plan, with potential hiring of a fulltime coordinator, though staff effort preferred.
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County Board of Commissioners
Bob Gerdes
LCDC
Astate
Land Conservation and Development Commission
Feders
Gerdes
Coos County
League of Women Voters
SWOCC bond plan seeks 98.8 million Phase V for campus rebuild
College district voters head to the polls on November 4 to approve a Phase V bond package of about 98.8 million to fund roughly half of an $18.7 million master construction program. District officials cite enrollment growth and a need for a compact campus with new facilities including classrooms, a student services center, nursing program space, a TV studio, art gallery, and remodeling for accessibility. President Jack Brookins calls the plan a public investment and an engine to keep Coos County workers employed through construction.
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College District
SWOCC
Swncc
Jack Brookins
Coos
Brephine 2
AFS Plans Fund Raising Dessert Evening
American Field Service will hold a dessert coffee time on December 4 at 7 30 p.m. at Myrtle Crest. The event is the major fundraiser for the local chapter and supports student exchange programs. Laura Isenhart will organize hostesses for tables of eight. contact her at 572 2717 or 572 2404.
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American Field Service
Dean Mason
Laura Isenhart
Myrtle Point Schools Receive CETA Funds Amount
The Myrtle Point school district announced it has received 21 416 in continued funds from the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.
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Myrtle Point
New MPHS Princesses Highlight Board Meeting
The Monday board session approved funds to retain three full time positions including a cluster supervisor bus mechanic and maintenance person through the school year. The district also received 5354 from a federal agency for the first two months and 7200 in federal money to hire Paul Lenz as teacher's aide assisting forestry instructor Ken Ernest and building instructor Bob Steele. Funds approved under Title 6 montes from CETA were written by Jim King for special programs and will hire an audio visual aide with no carpenters expiring Dec 6. The district has pending federal approval for additional funding.
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Jim Olson
Bandon
Gerdes
Harold Simes
Forester
Powers
Jim Berry
Marsha Jones
Maurita Burkelo
Coos Bey
Paul Lenz
Fairview
Ken Ernest
Bob Steele
Jim King
Ceta
Logger Dies as Log Rolls Onto Him in Coos County Woods
Ronald Delmar Handsacher, 34, of Myrtle Point, was killed Tuesday late morning when a five foot diameter log rolled over him at Cherry Creek east of Myrtle Point. He worked for Mose Mills of Sandee Mills. Services set for Oct 18 at Mills Bryan Sherwood Funeral Home Coos Bay with Rev. Glen Russell. South Coast ACLD meets Oct 30 at 1 p.m. at Herth Dent Sery Meh tobeat room.
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Myrtle Point
Cherry Creek
Ronald Delmar Handsacher
Maple Street
Cups County Sheriff's Office
Tweeday
Headsacker
Mills-Bryan-Sherwood Funeral Home
Coos Bay
Glen Russell
Missionary Baptist of
South Coast
The
Association For Children
ACLD
Herth Dent Sery
Meh Tobeat
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Jj, Geaney
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Rtle Point
Ore
Commission
Irene Johnson
Johnson
Coquille Rural
Arago
Roy Becker
Woodrow Robison
Bandon Cranberry
Roy Peters
County Planning Commission
Ella Jorgenson
Board of Educatin Ie
Empire Lake
AR Industrial Mechanics
Trpetere
Exs Pathe
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AFS
Dyrtle Point High School
Anne-Marie Bonin
Denise Olson
Wendy Patterson
Karen Wench
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