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Fire Season
Its official, the fire season in Southwest Oregon has ended. Tom Fields, spokesperson for the Coos Forest Protective Association, says they officially ended it at 5 p.m., Oct. 10th. Significant recent rainfall and cooler weather prompted the decision. Industrial fire precautions are no longer in effect and outdoor debris burning is allowed without permit outside the incorporated cities within the district. Residents should contact their local fire department before conducting any burning, however. The CFPA suppressed 73 fires that burned 19-acres this year within the district.
Timber funds
The federal reauthorizing of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self Determination Act of 2000 was good news to Oregon’s counties hit hard by the loss of funds four years ago. However, the money coming to the state’s timber dependant communities will be less than what they received previously. Former Curry County Commissioner Rocky McVay, now with the Association of O&C Counties, says the counties can expect to receive 90-percent this year of the amount they received in 2006 when the Act was extended by Congress. In 2009, they will get 81-percent, followed by 73-percent in 2010 and 40 to 50-percent during the final year. U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, who championed the legislation through Congress, says he wants to form a coalition of federal, state and county officials to start working on the future of the Act now.
Marine Reserves
Now that the process of identifying potential Marine Reserves sites off the Coast of Oregon has begun, a grassroots effort involving local fishermen to become active in the process is underway. The Oregon Anglers have sent an email out to members asking them to write members of the Ocean Policy Advisory Council, or O-PAC, to protect traditional fishing grounds. An email from Dennis Richey & Fred VanNatta asks the members to write about their objections to the Cape Arago/Coos Bay proposal that will end fishing within a designated Marine Reserve boundary. “It amounts to a fatal economic blow to the area. It takes the most productive reef area in the state, and puts it permanently out of use by fishermen, scientists, and educators (many classes use it for field trips.).” They also ask the members to support the Depoe Bay proposal off the Central Oregon Coast.
Residency
Those seeking hunting and fishing licenses in Oregon will no longer have to show identification to establish residency. The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission last Friday changed the proof-of-residency requirements. “By signing a license document, the applicant attests the residency information provided is true and correct.” The Commission also approved nearly $230,000 in funding for eight Restoration and Enhancement projects that improve fishing opportunities or enhance fisheries in Oregon.
Big Game
Dates for next year’s Big Game hunts have been established by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission. General season dates for Coast buck deer season: Oct. 3-Nov. 6; Coast Elk: first season Nov. 14-17; second season Nov. 21-27; Archery: Aug. 29-Sept. 27; Black Bear: Aug. 1-Nov. 30 in Eastern Oregon and through Dec. 31 in Western Oregon. The SW Oregon Spring Bear Hunt was changed from a controlled hunt to a “Limited,” first-come, first-served season with a limit on the number of tags that will be authorized for sale.
Flights
Out with the old, and in with the new. Horizon Air ended it 26-years of air service to the Southwest Oregon Coast Friday, but SkyWest Airlines has moved into the void and started its flights to Portland on Sunday. Horizon opted out of North Bend earlier this summer when the Southwest Oregon Regional Airport announced new daily flights to San Francisco. Airport officials worked out an agreement with Utah-based SkyWest to pickup the northerly routes as well.
Quake
A small 2.3-mganitude earthquake shook in the Pacific Ocean just west of Florence on Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake hit at 2:32 p.m., 18-miles west of Florence. It did not produce a tsunami.
CBSD
The Board of Directors for the Coos Bay School District will meet tonight, 6 p.m., at the Milner Crest Education Center on Hemlock Ave.
Coquille Police
New Coquille Police Chief Mark Dannels and his staff will attend a community meeting at the Coquille Community Center tonight, 7 p.m., to introduce them and to address a variety of topics regarding the police dept., leadership culture, expectations, community programs and updates within the police dept.
Unwanted
He was allegedly in his daughter’s room four nights earlier, was chased out leaving his pants behind, now he was allegedly making threats. According to an entry on the Coos County Sheriff’s log for Saturday, 8:29 p.m., a 56-year old male was filing a complaint Harassment complaint from Shorepine Drive.
Assault
According to an entry on the Coos County Sheriff’s log for Saturday, 7:25 p.m., W. Mill, 38-year old Terry Godden was arrested on a charge of Criminal Mistreatment I and Menacing. He was transported to the county jail at Coquille. Earlier, at 12:05 a.m., 40-year old Tonya Godden was arrested and transported to the county jail on a charge of Harassment Domestic. At that time, Terry Godden was given Domestic Violence information.
Assault II
A 31-year old male was arrested on a charge of Assault IV Domestic Felony, and Burglary I after he returned home on Wildwood Drive allegedly intoxicated. According to an entry on the Coos County Sheriff’s log for Saturday, 5:10 p.m., Edmond R. Dennis was transported to the county jail at Coquille.
Cow
According to an entry on the Coos County Sheriff’s log for Saturday, 1:44 p.m., Hwy. 42-South, “cow in water in distress.” The owner was notified and would respond. There was also a report of a 3-4 year old female cow at large on Matheny Creek Lane at 1:07 p.m.
Dog
A dog was reportedly destroyed by its owner Saturday morning, 9:53 a.m., after it bit a one year old male child. According to an entry on the Coos County Sheriff’s log, the call came in from Cherry Ridge Ln. The dog was up to date on its shots, “all parties cooperative, and no further action.”
Trespass
A 27-year old male was cited in lieu of arrest after security at the Mill Casino contacted North Bend Police at 4:53 a.m., Friday morning. According to an entry on the police log. Kevin Mikel Larsen was cited for Criminal Trespass II and released.
Eggs
A complaint last Friday morning, 12:27 a.m., about three girls egging a residence on the 3400 block of Spruce St. led to the arrest of one. According to an entry on the North Bend Police log, 18-year old Aleena Michelle Morphis was charged with Assault IV Domestic and cited for MIP with a BAC of .05%.
DUII?
The driver allegedly ran three stop signs and was “all over the roadway” Saturday night on Broadway in North Bend. However, according to an entry on the police log for 11:52 p.m., the driver was stopped by an officer and was found to not be intoxicated, “just not attentive to driving.” A warning was issued.
Too fast
According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Thursday, 8:25 p.m., Sherman and Washington avenues, 24-year old Amanda Jane Landers were cited for allegedly going 50 mph in a 30 mph zone.
Parole
A passing North Bend Police officer recognized a male alongside of Hwy. 42 and stopped to arrest him. According to an entry on the police log for Thursday, 3:54 p.m., 39-year old Lance M. Edwards was taken into custody at milepost 11 on a Probation Violation.
Impounded
A Kawasaki motorcycle was impounded following a traffic stop at Crocker St. and Virginia Ave. in North Bend last Thursday, 3:43 p.m. According to an entry on the police log, 25-year old Felipe C. Gondim was cited for DWS Violation and Unsafe Passing on the Left.
Helmet
An individual was cited in Coquille last Thursday night, 11:41 p.m., at the Community Building downtown “for failure to wear helmet while skateboarding.” According to an entry on the police log.
DOC
A 19-year old male was charged with Disorderly Conduct at Coquille High School Thursday night, 9:10 p.m., according to an entry on the police log. Dale Ashenfelter was transported to the Coos County Jail at Coquille.
MIP
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for Thursday, 12:18 a.m., SOCC, Student Way, Desdemona Sands, “Multiple cites for MIPC.”
Fight
A Coquille Police officer requested cover from other officers following a report of a physical fight at Mr. Zacks on West 1st St. early Sunday morning, 1:44 a.m., according to an entry on the police log.
Dispute
A 33-year old male was arrested and charged with Assault IV Domestic after Coos Bay Police were summoned to Gooney’s on Ocean Blvd. at 1:19 a.m. Sunday morning. According to an entry on the police log, Ronald Haywood was transported to the Coos County Jail at Coquille. A 26-year old female was listed as the victim.
Cover
A Coos County Sheriff’s deputy requested cover at the Basetendorff Beach jetty at 11:29 p.m., Saturday night according to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log.
Stolen property
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for Saturday, 9:44 p.m., Walmart, 2000 block of Newmark Ave., “reports that she sees someone wearing some stolen property.” Forty-two year old Nancy Crager was taken into custody on a CBPD warrant for Unlawful Possession of Meth and DUII. She was transported to the Coos County Jail at Coquille.
Fighting
A complaint by a 41-year old female led to a referral to the Coos County Juvenile Dept. for one male on a MIP charge. According to an entry on the police log for Saturday, 9:40 p.m., 700 block of Hemlock Ave., Coos Bay, “reports two young males fighting in the parking lot.”
Dogs
A complaint about dogs running loose at the Empire Boat Ramp led to a citation for possession of less than an ounce of marijuana Saturday afternoon, 4:30 p.m. According to an entry on the police log, 31-year old Louis Faulkner was cited.
Robbed
A 28-year old male complained to Coos Bay Police early Saturday morning, 5:12 a.m. that he “was just robbed of his wallet, coat and hat. Is injured but does not want medical.” Call came in from South Morrison and Webster Ave.
Drinking
The driver who struck and killed a couple walking alongside Hwy. 101 back on August 9th near Pacific City, was under the influence according to Tillamook County Sheriff Todd Anderson. Twenty-two year old James Hernandez, of Hebo, was also called in the accident. The Longview, WA couple left behind a year old son.
Punched
The victim reportedly suffered a concussion and stitches after being allegedly punched outside a tavern in Yachats on the Central Oregon Coast Oct. 8th. According to a news release from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, 29-year old Dennis Joe Metrolis, aka Jody Metrolis, of Yachats, was arrested later that evening on one count of Assault IV. He was transported and lodged in the county jail at Newport with bail set at $15,000.
Arrested
A 34-year old female, who allegedly struck her mother, was charged with Assault IV – Felony because the attack took place in front of minor children last Friday morning. According to a news release from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Rebecca L. Morrison, of Rose Lodge, was involved in a physical altercation at 3 a.m. She was transported to the county jail at Newport with bail set at $50,000.
Elude
When a Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy activated his overhead lights, a small red 1986 Honda Civic sped away early Friday morning in Waldport. According to a news release from the Sheriff’s Office, 48-year old Phillip G. Norton, of Waldport stopped after a half-mile pursuit and was taken into custody at 1:43 a.m. He was charged with Attempting to Elude and cited for Driving While Suspended. Norton was transported and lodged in the county jail at Newport with bail set at $50,000.
MIP
While conducting an OLCC compliance check at a restaurant and bar in Depoe Bay Saturday, a Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy noticed a patron who appeared to be under 21-years of age. According to a news release, 20-year old Sarah Elizabeth Sparks-Dodrill, of Depoe Bay, had originally given a false name and date of birth. She was later identified and charged with Minor In Possession of Alcohol. The investigation was forwarded to the OLCC for review.
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SPORTS
Pac-10 vb
Round one in this year’s Civil War volleyball series goes to 7th ranked Oregon. The Ducks won in three-straight Sunday over Oregon State at McArthur Court in Eugene, 25-20, 25-23, & 25-14, to improve to 14-3 on the season and 3-2 in the Pac-10. The Beavers fall to 12-6, 1-4. The Ducks are at Washington Friday, while OSU travels to Pullman to face Washington State. They’ll switch opponents over the weekend.
NFL - Seahawks
Seattle fell 27-17 at home Sunday afternoon in a National Football League game at Qwest Field to the Green Bay Packers. The Seahawks fall to 1-4 on the season and next travel to Tampa Bay this Sunday, Oct. 19th. Tonight’s Monday Night Game has the New York Giants at Cleveland and former Oregon State quarterback Derek Anderson, who prepped at Scappoose High School on the Columbia River northwest of Portland, starting at QB for the Browns.
Pac-10 fb
Oregon will have an extra week to prepare for its next Pac-10 football game at Arizona State Oct. 25th. The Ducks (3-1) have a bye week following a 31-24 win over visiting UCLA (1-2) last Saturday at Autzen Stadium in Eugene. Oregon State thumped up on visiting Washington State (0-4) 66-13 last Saturday at Reser Stadium in Corvallis. The Beavers (2-1) are at Washington this Saturday.
Pac-10 soccer
Oregon State men’s soccer team fell at home to visiting Washington, 2-1 in Pac-10 soccer play last Friday. The Beavers play at San Diego State this Friday and then UCLA on Sunday. Oregon State’s women’s soccer team lost at Cal 1-0, Friday and then 3-0 at Stanford on Sunday to fall to 5-7-1 on the season, 0-2 in the Pac-10. Oregon lost 3-0 at Stanford Friday and 5-1 at Cal on Sunday to also start at 0-2. This Friday, the Beavers play at Oregon, 7 p.m.
Dr. Balderston
He came out of Wilson High School in Portland and played basketball for the University of Oregon Ducks. Keith Balderston, who graduated from Oregon in 1988, is now Dr. Keith Balderson and the current director of perinatology for the Center for the Genetics and Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Sacred Hearth Medical Center in Eugene. Saturday night prior to Oregon’s football game with UCLA, Dr. Balderston was honored with the Leo Harris Award depicting a former Duck athlete who has excelled in achievement and community service since leaving the university a minimum of 20-years ago. Dr. Balderston was a three-year starter for Oregon.
Duck bb
The first pitch hasn’t even been thrown out, and yet the rejuvenated Oregon baseball program is already reaching expectation levels. George Horton’s first team at Oregon was already ranked earlier by one collegiate baseball magazine as having the second best recruiting class in the nation, and now Baseball America comes along and says the Ducks have the 10th best recruiting class for 2009. Arizona State sits on top of that ranking with fellow Pac-10 challenger UCLA ranked seventh. Stanford came in 18th and USC 22nd. The Ducks will play their first game in 28-years Feb. 20th at St. Marys. The first home game will be Feb. 27th against defending NCAA champion Fresno State.
Blazers
A short-handed Portland Trailblazer team fell 93-80 in the Rose Garden last night to a visiting Utah Jazz team in NBA preseason play.
Marshfield football
8/29 Marshfield 31, North Bend 9
9/5 at Marist (lost at Central 56-42)
9/12 Ashland (won at Henley 28-22) – next - Phoenix
9/19 Grants Pass (beat Hood River 43-7) – next - at Centennial
9/26 Jefferson (beat Grant 36-28 ot) – next – West Albany
10/3 at Churchill (lost to visiting Sheldon 50-7) – next - at Summit
10/9 at North Eugene (lost at Crescent Valley 54-7) – next – Crook County
10/17 Willamette (beat visiting Cottage Grove 33-17) – next - open
10/24 Springfield (beat Dallas 42-14) – next - Silverton
10/31 Thurston (beat visiting Corvallis 60-13) – next – at So. Albany
North Bend football
8/29 lost to Marshfield 31-9
9/5 Newport (beat Junction City, 20-0)
9/12 No. Eugene (lost at Crescent Valley, 54-7) – next – Crook County
9/19 Phoenix (beat Douglas, 7-0) – next – at Ashland
9/26 at Sweet Home (lost to Sisters, 21-18) – next - Estacada
10/3 Sutherlin (lost to Pleasant Hill, 14-12) – next – at Cascade Christian (9/6)
10/10 Siuslaw - next – at LaSalle
10/17 at So. Umpqua (lost to Hidden Valley, 33-7) – next – Myrtle Point
10/24 at Brookings-Harbor – next – Hidden Valley
10/31 Douglas (lost to Phoenix, 7-0) – next - Elmira
Can Cancer Be Caused By A Fungus Called Candida?
By Walt "dr health" Edwards
Conventional medicine likes to focus on the impact of genetics as a causative agent in
developing cancer, despite the fact that research indicates that genetics is not the main
cause of this widespread phenomenon, even though it may play a small role in some people.
Unfortunately, little attention is paid to the impact of plain and simple infections.
Dr. Simoncini's research has led him to believe that something as simple as a fungus, Candida,
is the leading cause of cancer; that cancer itself is in fact a fungus. What we refer to as a
tumor, is nothing more than your body's attempt at protecting itself from that fungus.
He brings up an analogy between psoriasis - an "incurable" disease of the skin that many treat
as a fungus - and tumors, which are also an "incurable" disease of your body have linked the
presence of Candida with cancer, showing that anywhere between 79 to 97 percent of all cancer
patients also have Candida. For more information about this interesting connection between
fungus and cancer check out
www.cancerisafungus.com.
If Cancer is a Fungus, Then What is the Cure? In the video, Dr. Simoncini shows actual
before-and-after footage of both bronchial cancer and colon cancer. Four days after his
revolutionary and mind-blowingly simple treatment for bronchial cancer with a sodium
bicarbonate and water flush, the tumors are gone!
Sodium bicarbonate, a.k.a baking soda, is the most potent anti-fungal substance there is. The
problem with anti-fungal drugs, however, is that fungi are extremely adaptive, and can adapt to
a new environment in three to four days. This renders anti-fungal drugs largely ineffective.
The fungi do not adapt to the baking soda, but it is far more difficult to use as it needs to
be injected directly into the tumor; swallowing the baking soda would not work at all.
Another Explanation About Cancer! Rogue cancer cells have the ability to become invisible and
therefore overcome our immune system defenses. This superpower helps it invade other regions
of the body. Internally, we become a playground for cancerous infection and disease.
Fortunately, anyone can overcome it.
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