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David Rupkalvis
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Executive Editor, The World Newspaper
Coos Bay
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By David Rupkalvis Verified| Curry Coastal Pilot Verified The Curry County Sheriff’s Office and the county’s juvenile department will soon be seeing improvements thanks to funding received as part of a nationwide opioid settlement. County Treasurer David Barnes told county commissioners that Curry County has received around $345,000 in opioid settlement payments and expects to receive just over $100,000 more in the next few years. The money is restricted and can only be spent on specific law enforcement activities.
By David Rupkalvis Verified| The World Newspaper Verified While Lakeside will not have a city council meeting for a few more months, the races to fill open seats on the council are well underway. Lakeside City Manager Rick Hohnbaum released a list of candidates who qualified for the ballot last week. In the race for mayor, two candidates will face off in the election. Mark Crouch, who currently serves as the chairman of the city’s Planning Commission, will face off against, Sara Coats. Coats owns and operates Coats Construction and Excavation in Lakeside.
By David Rupkalvis Verified| Curry Coastal Pilot Verified The Curry County Sheriff’s Office and the county’s juvenile department will soon be seeing improvements thanks to funding received as part of a nationwide opioid settlement. County Treasurer David Barnes told county commissioners that Curry County has received around $345,000 in opioid settlement payments and expects to receive just over $100,000 more in the next few years. The money is restricted and can only be spent on specific law enforcement activities.
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The World Newspaper
The World - A daily newspaper serving Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston, Coquille, Bandon and Reedsport.
Coos Bay, Oregon, United States
+1 541-266-6047