Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 31st of May.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Emergency crews in Josephine County stressed the importance of life jackets after a child self-rescued on Thursday on the Rogue River near Griffin Park—an off-duty sheriff’s deputy found the child safely after 911 calls led to a search.
Active Home Furnishing on 6th Street offers both new and used appliances to help Grants Pass households save money as prices rise.
The locally owned store provides delivery and setup and uses a friendly team — ensuring customers find the right appliance for their needs.
A Josephine County judge modified a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit filed by Disability Rights Oregon against the city of Grants Pass — the change allows officials to enforce overnight resting laws in seven city parks.
The city has improved camping sites and increased capacity while Disability Rights Oregon remains confident in reaching a settlement.
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