Missing Myrtle Point man still not found
The 70-year-old Myrtle Point man who took his dog for a walk in early January and never returned home has eluded a number of search teams over the ensuing weeks. Sgt. Pat Downing of the Coos County Sheriff's Office said searchers recently scoured the...
0.9K - Mar. 20, 2009; scored 209.0

Man still missing
Police agencies still are searching for a man with Alzheimer s who walked away from an adult foster home last week. Stirling Morris, 70, was last seen walking his dog, Bud, outside the Baker Adult Foster Care Facility located at 93831 Pleasant Valley...
0.6K - Jan. 16, 2009; scored 266.0

Search for missing man continuing
There are no new leads in the search for Stirling Morris and his dog, Bud. Morris wandered away from a Myrtle Point adult foster care home last Wednesday. Coos County sheriff s Sgt. Pat Downing said officers will be checking places where he might ha...
0.9K - Jan. 15, 2009; scored 296.0

Family still holds out hope for missing man
Family and friends of a man with Alzheimer s disease who has been missing for a week still are hoping he is alive and someone will find him. Stirling Morris and his white, gray and tan terrier mix, Bud, have been missing since the morning of Jan. 7....
3.7K - Jan. 14, 2009; scored 290.0

Search begins for missing MP man
The Coos County Sheriff s Office is searching for a missing elderly man from Myrtle Point. Stirling B. Morris wandered off from the Baker Adult Foster Care facility at about 10:54 a.m. in Myrtle Point, according to a press release. His family said th...
1.9K - Jan. 9, 2009; scored 1000.0

New advocates answer call to help children
COQUILLE - In the Coos County court system, foster care children are considered the most vulnerable - voiceless, defenseless, alone. A program that helps them move toward a more stable future became stronger Monday, when Judge Martin Stone swore in a...
4.9K - Dec. 10, 2008; scored 327.0

New advocates answer call to help children
COQUILLE ” In the Coos County court system, foster care children are considered the most vulnerable ” voiceless, defenseless, alone. A program that helps them move toward a more stable future became stronger Monday, when Judge M...
4.8K - Dec. 9, 2008; scored 327.0