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.
K. Falls Airport runway still damaged, still no plan in place to fix it
The renovated runway began showing pockmarks in March.
Jackson Co. considers construction fee hike
Local contractors say the increase comes at the worst possible time.
Witness in Seda trial: Al-Haramain charity followed harsh form of Islam
Pete Seda is accused of smuggling $150K to Muslim fighters in Chechnya.
Coos Bay siblings get 6 years, used child to rob woman
A third suspect was committed to the Ore. State Hospital.
Same woman suspected in 2 Eugene bank robberies
Both robberies occurred in August.