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Reward in local post office burglary
Cherry Hill Courier Post PEMBERTON – The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the weekend burglary of a downtown post office. Postal inspector Alex Sylvester said the postal service and the state police are jointly … |
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Steve Van Ryswyk of Van Ryswyk Plumbing and Heating has spent the last couple of days demolishing the house at 302 S. Third Ave. E. The demolition was part of the city’s program to remove dilapidated buildings around town. More: continued here
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. – Cave Junction residents are getting their mail again after a fire destroys the town post office. Residents lined up at the county building today to get their mail. They say it isn’t a perfect substitute, but it will do for the time being. “It’s kind of a tough situation but… we…
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