Though their scores were close at times, the Illinois Valley High School boys and girls varsity basketball teams struggled to keep up when they played against the Gold Beach Panthers Friday, Jan. 6.The boys game was first, and although the Cougars’ guard was strong in the beginning it was no[Read More…]
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What to do when Cascadia hits
It’s not that simple, according to Chris Goldfinger, a professor of marine geology at Oregon State University, who is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on earthquakes.Goldfinger was interviewed for the PBS Terra program “Weathered,” hosted by weather expert Maiya May, which, according to the show’s synopsis, “helps explain[Read More…]
Save the Date
Jan. 16Monday, Jan 16 at 10:30 a.m., Tony Armida. Come hear God’s word at: Bridgeview Church, 5181 Holland Loop Rd., Cave Junction Tuesdays**Food Pantry Tuesdays 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Cave Junction Adventist/Community Services Food Distribution, 265 S. Old Stage Rd. Volunteers are needed to help stock, date check, sort[Read More…]
Crawlies with Cri: Bristletail (Order Microcoryphia)
Don’t panic. This week’s crawly is not a silverfish. This week we revisit the bristletail (Order Microcoryphia) who we briefly met in 2016. It’s time to take a deeper look at these awesome, ancient critters.At about one inch in length, bristletails look like silverfish on steroids (silverfish are about one[Read More…]
Tee Tattler
Happy New Year from the Illinois Valley Country Club golf course!Wee, this one started out with a bang for sure! The 3 ½ inches of rain and 50 mph winds really did some impressive damage to the course. A total of 8 trees were blown over from the soggy soil[Read More…]
Oregon’s new governor sworn in, declares homeless emergency
By CLAIRE RUSHAssociated Press/Report for America SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s newly sworn-in Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek said Monday at her inauguration that her first order of business will be tackling homelessness, as she unveiled several measures intended to address one of the state’s most pressing issues.In her inaugural address[Read More…]
Another year; another impressive Gingerbread Burn!
A unique tradition that’s taken hold in Takilma is the annual New Year’s Eve Gingerbread Burn. Come rain, snow or moonshine, community members and visitors gather at the Dome School for live music, dancing and the year’s imaginative gingerbread displays.At midnight each year the gingerbread creations are taken outside, lovingly[Read More…]
Janice L. “Jan” Rodriguez
Janice L. “Jan” Rodriguez March 17, 1944 – Dec. 26, 2022 Cherished wife and mother, Janice L. “Jan” Rodriguez, 78, died at home in Clark, Wyo., where she had lived for 12 years, on Tuesday morning, Dec. 26, with her loving husband, Bob, at her bedside. She had dealt with[Read More…]
Recap of 2022’s highs and lows
January *Earth Peoples Park, a 4-acre parcel of land at the corner of Rockydale Road and Redwood Highway that at one point housed dozens of rent-free tenants, was served with a receivership lawsuit late last year. “We’re receiving basically daily complaints from neighbors… Burning garbage, dumping sewage into the river,[Read More…]