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(6 p.m., April 5) GARAGE DEMOLISHED: A parked landscaping truck rolled down Leroy Street and into Bridget Swetland's garage today at 1147 Pacific Terrace. In the process, her daughters' nanny's Jeep Grand Cherokee was totaled and the garage demolished. If not for the Jeep deflecting it, the truck would have hit the house. As it happened, no one was hurt. (Complete story in Friday's Herald and News.
(NOON, April 5) EASTER PREPARATIONS: Churches are preparing spiritually and logistically for Easter Sunday, traditionally one of the days of highest church attendance. The Klamath Basin is also acknowledging the spring holiday, with Easter egg hunts, breakfasts and shopping. (Egg hunt schedules and more in Friday's Herald and News.)
(NOON, April 5) KLETI PAYBACK: A local employment training and placement agency may be required to pay back about $300,000 of federal funding. The Oregon Department of Justice and The Oregon Consortium/Oregon Workforce Alliance began investigating Klamath-Lake Employment Training Institute more than a year ago because of reports of financial mismanagement. (Complete story in Friday's H&N.)
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(NOON, April 5) EASTER PREPARATIONS: Churches are preparing spiritually and logistically for Easter Sunday, traditionally one of the days of highest church attendance. The Klamath Basin is also acknowledging the spring holiday, with Easter egg hunts, breakfasts and shopping. (Egg hunt schedules and more in Friday's Herald and News.)
(NOON, April 5) KLETI PAYBACK: A local employment training and placement agency may be required to pay back about $300,000 of federal funding. The Oregon Department of Justice and The Oregon Consortium/Oregon Workforce Alliance began investigating Klamath-Lake Employment Training Institute more than a year ago because of reports of financial mismanagement. (Complete story in Friday's H&N.)
(Web Updates is a free service from the Herald and News Newsroom. Currently we are updating at least once per day; and as often as three times daily -- at noon, 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. For full stories and a comprehensive menu of local, state, national, world and sports news, as well as our opinion features, please pick up a copy of the Herald and News.)
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skii v. wrote on Jun 26, 2009 12:51 AM:
" Steven Vannarath is my cousin and he is a really good guy.ive been talking to him for the last couple months.After that night happend,i could not sleep for days thinging about him.He has a beautyful daughter that he miss.he will be a free man im acouple of months.GOD LET YOU BE WITH EVERYONE AMEN "
phillip wrote on Feb 1, 2009 1:43 AM:
" I'm looking for 100+ acreas of land with anual running water, stream, etc, with tree's, as forested as posible, am going to build a cabin for me to retire, thank you. "
Stephanie Patterson Southwell wrote on Oct 4, 2008 6:19 PM:
" I came across this article and find it very interesting. My grandad was the "Southwell" in Southwell & Stilwell :) My dad and uncles were raised in Klamath Falls until they moved to the Portland area. "
Margaret wrote on Apr 29, 2008 11:19 AM:
" It appears the two negative reader comments are associated with the wrong article, as they do not seem to relate. It's unfortunate they are appearing after reading such a nice article about this concert. "
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Rebecca T wrote on Jul 10, 2009 9:16 PM: