Elections have consequences so the importance of knowing
which candidate to vote for cannot be understated. Whether national, state, or
local elections, we must act as responsible hiring decision makers, set aside
whatever personal feelings we have

From: Paul Stewart, Dr. Rick
Zwartverwer, Bill Guest                          

We believe Cheryl Hukill grossly misrepresented the meeting
to which she referred in Tuesday’s meeting of the Klamath County Board of
Commissioners. We consider her statements to be not only incorrect

The Klamath County Board of Commissioners has the
responsibility of making a recommendation to the state of Oregon in support of
the organizations(s) we feel will best serve the most vulnerable Klamath
citizens, and manages the MEDICAID revenue in a manner that will provide
delivery of healthcare services

Klamath Online examined each of the
50 Letters Of Intent (LOI) submitted by organizations indicating an interest in
applying to become CCO’s, to determine
how many are seeking to be a CCO for Klamath County. Of the 50, we identified 4
organizations

Oregon State Medical Examiner Dr. Karen Gunson released
2011 drug-related death statistics reflecting an alarming increase from last
year and the highest number of total deaths since the beginning of 2000.

By Ryan Brown

The Klamath
Community College Board of Education has selected Dr. Roberto Gutierrez as the
college’s next president. In a call with KCC officials

Following a two week investigation, Oregon State Police
(OSP) detectives arrested a Henley High School junior ROTC instructor and
marksmanship coach on charges related to the sex abuse of a juvenile female
student.

So, how does it feel to be at goal? I really don’t know. It is different
than what I expected. Since I have never experienced this before, I
wasn’t sure just what I was supposed to feel. These past couple of days
have
been an emotional roller-coaster

At approximately 10:00 AM on March 28, 2012, the Oregon
State Police Southern Command Center started receiving reports from motorists
of a northbound motorhome, towing a car dolly with a sedan on it, that had been
traveling in the southbound lane of US 97, approximately 13 miles north of
Klamath Falls. (Approximately MP 259)

By Linda Smith, Klamath County Clerk             
To help election observers
get the most from their time spent at the Clerk’s Office and still maintain a
productive work environment for the election office staff, a mandatory
informational meeting for anyone wanting to be an election observer will be
held:

If you’ve never participated in a welcome home event
where members of our community gather at the Klamath Falls airport to greet our
brave service men and women as they arrive home from deployment to a war zone,
you will have an opportunity this Saturday at 5:20 PM.