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Month: November 2016

Two quakes recorded off Oregon coast

BANDON, Ore. (AP) — Two earthquakes have been recorded off Oregon’s central coast. The U.S. Geological Survey said Monday the pair of earthquakes struck late Sunday and early Monday. The first quake was a magnitude 4.9 and was recorded at 7:30 p.m. Pacific about 145 miles west of Coos Bay. The USGS says it occurred

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Gift idea: Deschutes Co. SkidCar training

Searching for the perfect holiday gift? Deschutes County’s SkidCar training is the perfect present for people of all ages. Defensive winter driving skills training can keep your friends and loved ones safe on the roads this winter. Deschutes County offers SkidCar Training classes seven days a week, by appointment, with a maximum of three participants

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Harden has 38 as Rockets top Blazes 130-114

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — James Harden had 38 points and 10 assists for his seventh consecutive double-double, and the Houston Rockets beat the Portland Trail Blazers 130-114 on Sunday night. Eric Gordon added 26 points including six 3-pointers for the Rockets, who have made at least 10 3-pointers in 16 straight games to match the

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Coast Guard rescues injured cargo ship crewman

WARRENTON, Ore. (AP) — A Coast Guard aircrew evacuated an injured crew member from a cargo vessel more than 170 miles offshore from the Columbia River. An MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Warrenton, Oregon safely transported the 23-year-old man to the air station on Saturday. The injured man was transferred to emergency medical personnel, who

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Tumalo man killed in Thanksgiving Day crash

A 56-year-old Tumalo-area man was killed in the crash of his pickup into a tree on Thanksgiving Day, Oregon State Police reported Friday. Troopers and emergency personnel responded around 4:15 p.m. to the reported single-vehicle crash on Innes Market Road near Waldron Trail, west of Bend, said OSP Captain Bill Fugate. A preliminary investigation found

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Lawsuit filed in police killing of stabbing suspect

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The estate of a man who was killed by police officers after fatally stabbing a Linfield College student two years ago has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. The Oregonian/OregonLive (http://bit.ly/2ggKOvO ) reports that the federal lawsuit alleges that officers Brian McMullen, Justin James and Sgt. Rhonda Sandoval violated Juventino Bermudez-Arenas’ civil

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HSCO Giving Tuesday goal: X-ray machine

For those seeking a meaningful holiday season, #GivingTuesday , on Nov. 29 th is the unofficial start of the ‘philanthropic giving season.’ The Tuesday after the consumer-centered shopping days of Black Friday and Cyber Monday is a time to think about the importance of giving and how communities can transform lives. Throughout the year and

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