Councilors Consider City Public Safety Levy Options
City Councilors were given a three tiered presentation during the Monday Workshop, on the Grants Pass Public Safety levy renewal slated for the November ballot.
Jo-Gro Revitalization Discussed by Councilors
City Councilors were again briefed during their workshop on the Jo-Gro revitalization effort and asked for a direction for staff to proceed. Jo-Gro is working at capacity now and will need some capital improvements.
Cave Junction crash sends three to the hospital
A crash at the intersection of Redwood Highway and E. River Street in Cave Junction sent three people to the hospital at approximately 4:08 p.m. Sunday.
Oregon State Police report holiday weekend DUII arrests
The Oregon State Police report that 29 DUII arrests occurred statewide during the St. Patrick’s Day holiday weekend.
Family member backs over 5-year-old child with car
A family member backed over a 5-year-old child with their car in the 1300 block of Willow Lane at approximately 5:19 p.m. Sunday.
Car strikes and injures bicyclist
A car struck a bicyclist at the intersection of N.W. 6th and N.W. E streets in Grants Pass at roughly 1:21 p.m. Sunday.
One Fatal in Pedestrian/Vehicle Crash
The Department of Public Safety responded to multiple 911 calls early Monday morning to the intersection of Redwood and Kellenbeck Avenues regarding a motor vehicle crash with one person trapped and another unconscious on the side of the road.
Mt. Ashland Takes Expansion Plans to Council
The Mt. Ashland Association will present a limited expansion plan earmarked to take place this summer to the Ashland City Council at their Tuesday night Council Meeting.
Ashland Tree Thinning Project Closes Wilderness Trails.
Eight trails and several roads in the Ashland Creek Watershed are closed beginning today as tree thinning and helicopter work resumes in the Ashland Forest Resiliency Project.
OR-7 Returns to Oregon
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OR-7, the GPS collared errant lone wolf, seems to be retracing his mate seeking path after leaving Jackson County for California last April. No other wolf sightings have been reported locally since his border crossing, so he is likely to remain a bachelor.
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