Thursday Nov 5 | Gold Beach, Oregon
Juvenile suspects arrested: No arson charges filed yet in case
During the week of October 5, multiple individuals committed acts of vandalism, theft, and arson at Pacific High School in Port Orford.
Court Report published Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009
Randy Joseph Gallardo, 25, Brookings, was convicted Oct. 30 of menacing and probation violation.
County Jail Log published Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009
The following information is taken from the daily logs of local law enforcement agencies.
Three arrested for high school vandalism
Sheriff's officers have arrested three young people for the crime spree at Pacific High School north of Port Orford earlier this month when a fire was started at the school and numerous crimes committed including burglary, arson, criminal mischief and theft of school property.
Public Health given a 'loan' from general fund
With so many Curry County indigents requiring health care with no conceivable way to pay for services, the Department of Public Health has found itself requiring a $30,000 'loan' from the general fund.
Vet memorial considered for Gold Beach
On September 30, Curry County Veterans from all branches of the service got together to discuss erecting a Veterans Memorial.
Reward fund grows for Pacific High arsonist: Sprinkler system saves school
State arson investigators and the Curry County Sheriff's Department are awaiting the analysis of evidence taken from Pacific High School, which may help them sort out who may have set fire to the school, damaged the plumbing and stole valuable laptop computers.
Cultural Coalition honors 2009 grant recipients
The state of Oregon declared October 7 'Oregon Day of Culture'. As part of a week-long celebration, the Curry County Cultural Coalition met to honor 2009 grant recipients from the county and hear how Oregon Cultural Trust money is being put to use to promote the Arts.
Marine reserves meeting is Tuesday in Salem
State officials have set up three meetings next week to take public comments on draft rules to set up, study, monitor and evaluate pilot marine reserves.
Roseburg man to become ordained deacon
A Roseburg man is one of three Oregonians set to be ordained as permanent deacons in the Roman Catholic Church.
OTC presents $10,000 check to South Coast
The Oregon Tourism Commission, dba Travel Oregon, presented a check for $10,000 to the South Coast Partnership group on Friday, October 9, at the Business & Tourism Town Hall Forum in Bandon, Oregon.
$4,000 reward offered in case of Pacific High fire, burglary
PORT ORFORD The reward has been increased to $4,000 for information leading to the conviction of the person or people who broke into Pacific High School north of Port Orford last week, setting a fire and committing numerous crimes, including burglary, arson, criminal mischief and theft of school property.
Vandals Strike Pacific High School
Pacific High School in Port Orford is closed Thursday, after vandals broke in Wednesday night, damaging the building and stealing of school property.
Law enforcement district BOC hears financing options
A 15-member blue ribbon committee came before the Curry County Commissioners on Tuesday, September 29, to present recommendations from their studies, placing emphasis on how to finance the county's law enforcement district.
Johnny Appleseed is alive and well in Curry County
Click this picture to view a larger image. Submitted photos Above: Members of the Ford Family Foundation Curry County leadership training class are shown diligently working to plant the new Gold Beach bioswale adjacent to the Visitor Center.
Court Report Published Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009
Stephen Burleigh, 46, Weed, Calif., was convicted by default on Sept. 28 of a wildlife law violation.
Group: - Yes' to public safety tax district, but omit new jail costs
GOLD BEACH A committee recommended Tuesday that the Curry County Board of Commissioners ask voters to approve a Public Safety taxing district as proposed by consultants, but to leave out costs of a new jail.
'Sustainable fish' bypasses wholesale straight to consumers
After nearly a decade of cooperation with scientists, government entities and conservation groups, Aaron Longton can bring his "sustainable" fish to market.
County surveyor will remain elected position
The Curry County Commissioners voted Monday to continue to make the Curry County Surveyor an elected position.
Quilt show was a kaleidoscope of color
More than 150 quilts of every size and shape turned Docia Sweet Hall into a kaleidoscope of color at the 25th Annual Festival of Quilts this past weekend.
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