Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, December 19, 2018
CITY ...
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In other news, city recorder Rebecca
Patton, reported that she was successful
in negotiating a new stream of revenue
for the city through an amendment to
the city’s Ground Lease Agreement
with Cingular Wireless who is adding
T-Mobile and Verizon to their tower.
The two additions to Cingular’s tower
will generate $1,400 in monthly rent for
the city’s coffers. In addition, Cingular
has agreed to pay a conditional signing
bonus of $55,000, which will be used
for the purchase of property adjacent to
the Jubilee Park for expansion, as well
as funding part of the cost of replacing
lighting in the ballfield at the park.
Councilors Miles and Bosch
expressed dismay over a mid-day live
news report from KDRV12 which cast
Cave Junction in a negative light (high
crime), with Miles stating that “our job as
leaders in the community is to ensure that
we’re branding our community accurately.
People misrepresenting our city have gone
on for far too long. We have a sheriff’s
department who is moving forward, a
chamber of commerce that is moving
forward, and a lot of really positive things
happening in the Valley. We can’t allow
the media to continue to broadcast the
negativity about our Valley where none
exists.”
Mayor Dalegowski agreed and
said the reporting had been sloppy,
news stories need to be grounded in
fact. Residents of the Illinois Valley are
encouraged to call the KDRV news desk
to let them know how unhappy they are
with the reporting. The number to call is
541-773-1212.
Dalegowski’s closing comments
reflected that he really appreciated being
given the chance to be in the position of
mayor. He thanked the city councilors and
staff for their input, help and integrity.
The massive talents and responsibility
will go forward.
A workshop to prepare the final draft
proposal for the MOU will be held Friday,
Dec. 21, from 4-6 p.m.; and the next city
council meeting will be held Jan. 7, 2019,
to swear in the new mayor, Meadow
Martell and elect a council president.
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(Photo by Scott Kern, Illinois Valley News)
No. 0 senior Bryce Bruner shoots a layup during the 63-75 home loss to
Phoenix Thursday, Nov. 29. The Cougars’ next home game will be Saturday,
Jan. 5 against Butte Falls.
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