By Erin Maxson
October 29, 2009
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. - Hundreds of people lined up in Cave Junction to get the coveted H1N1 vaccine Thursday.
300 doses were set aside from Josephine County's recent delivery, but because of the way they are administered, nurses were able to inoculate more than 300 people.
The Josephine County Health Department has taken some heat for holding the clinic in Cave Junction instead of Grants Pass.
S. Oregon Humane Society receives rescued dogs from California
All 79 dogs came from the Fresno area.
2 Bend homeless camps removed
Shelters in Bend say they are at capacity.
Suspect sought in Medford jewelry store burglary
Police say several thousand dollars were taken.
14-year-old pleads guilty to manslaughter in Medford gang fight
He is facing more than 20 years behind bars.
31 Ore. workplace deaths reported in 2009
There were 3 in Jackson County.