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During a campus emergency, Flash ALERTS will send you a message delivering critical information. Flash ALERTS are an enhancement to the several existing communications tools used by the university to reach students, faculty and staff, including the Kent State home page, alert monitor system, broadcast email alerts, broadcast voicemail messages and notifications to public media outlets.
All members of the university community are added to our Flash ALERTS system. No action is needed. If no action is taken, each university community member will receive critical texts that are distributed for each campus.
I recommend to temporarily turn off LED Flash for Alerts in Settings > Accessibility, then select Audio/Visual. Then, restart your iPhone and turn the feature back on. From there, please test and see if the LED flash is working without any issues. If needed, here's an article with the steps to access LED flash alerts: Adjust audio and visual settings on iPhone
Thank you for responding. After doing a reset and not resolving my LED issue, My Sister in law noticed her battery was was at 20% and Charged it over night. Surprisingly, the next morning she received a call and not only did her iPhone ring, but the LED light flashed. I would also like to thank you for providing the link to the Apple reference Document:Adjust and visual settings on iPhone
In fact, I have an iPhone6s and my flash has stopped working also. I do not know if the LEDflash works in conjunction with a ringtone, but my 6s WOULD be in my pocket and an incoming call audibly ring , vibrate and visually flash and incoming text Messages would alert me with a text alert tone and an LED visual flashes.
Held in a new fire station for the first time, this long-time tradition continues today at the Salmon Creek Fire Station, 1303 NE 136th Street (Not Avenue, that's the DMV). Featuring fun activities for the kids and visual demonstration for adults, the Open House runs from Noon to 3 p.m. today. Check out the attachment for schedule of events, and we hope to see you there!
Investigators are asking anyone who may have information about the incident to contact Detective Jessica Van Horn at 503-584-6211. The case is featured on Crime Stoppers of Oregon. Crime Stoppers of Oregon offers cash rewards of up to $2,500 for information reported to Crime Stoppers of Oregon that leads to an arrest in any unsolved felony crime, and tipsters can remain anonymous. Secure and anonymous tips can be left at www.crimestoppersoforegon.com, or you can visit the app store and download P3 tips for smartphones or tablets.
Information about the location of the suspect can be submitted directly through Crime Stoppers or by calling Detective Jessica Van Horn and 503-584-6211. Anonymous tips can be sent by texting the words TIPMCSO and your tip to 847411.
Information learned from social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter or YouTube should be shared as these tips may lead to the identification of a suspect or suspects. Links can be shared anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
Investigators are asking anyone who may have information about the incident to contact Detective Jessica Van Horn and 503-584-6211. Anonymous tips can be sent by texting the words TIPMCSO and your tip to 847411.
(Portland, Ore.) - Doctors, nurses, physician associates, nurse midwives and other Providence employees came together for a joint press conference on Thursday, May 30 demanding that Providence executives come to the table and bargain fair contracts that put patients before profits. Caregivers from Providence hospitals and clinics in Oregon are also asking for a say in scheduling, retirement and health benefits and market-rate wages.
The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) represents a diverse community of 18,000 nurses, and healthcare professionals throughout Oregon. Together, we use our collective power to advocate for critical issues impacting patients, nurses, and healthcare professionals including a more effective, affordable and accessible healthcare system; better working conditions for all healthcare professionals; and healthier communities. For more information visit www.OregonRN.org.
To view the agenda and accompanying documents, click or paste this link into your browser: The meeting agenda may be updated as needed. Additional board meeting documents will be added as they become available.
On Thursday, May 30, 2024, at 8:16 p.m., Linn County Deputies were dispatched to 29380 Speasl Rd, near Lebanon, in response to a reported domestic dispute- which involved a firearm. While on their way to the residence, a firearm was reportedly discharged at the residence. Deputies arrived and located the reported suspect, Gino Anthony Marcoccia (49) of Lebanon, outside the residence. Marcoccia was armed with a rifle and advanced aggressively towards one of the responding deputies. Marcoccia did not comply with any commands given by the deputies to drop his rifle. Marcoccia with the gun in hand, advanced directly towards one of the deputies, closing the distance with him. That deputy discharged his firearm and Marcoccia fell to the ground and dropped the rifle.
Pursuant to Linn County Use of Deadly Force (SB 111) protocols, the Oregon State Police is investigating the officer-involved shooting, and any involved law enforcement members have been placed on paid administrative leave by their respective agencies. Any further information will be released by the Linn County District Attorney or the Oregon State Police.
CORRECTION: The release has been updated to reflect a conviction of 31 total counts - 30 counts of Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree and one count of Attempted Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree. In addition, one count of Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree was dismissed. MCDA regrets the errot.
Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt today announced that a Multnomah County jury delivered a guilty verdict for Jared Weston Walter, 37, for multiple incidents last year where Walter filmed women using the restroom.
The trial took place in front of Judge Andrew Lavin from May 28-30, with Deputy District Attorney Julian Samuels as the prosecutor. The 12-person jury delivered the verdict on May 30 after less than 30 minutes of deliberation, finding Walter guilty of 30 counts of Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree and one count of Attempted Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree. In addition, one count of Invasion of Personal Privacy in the First Degree was dismissed, and the two theft charges from the indictment will be addressed separately from this case.
Sentencing will be scheduled at a later date in front of Judge Lavin. At sentencing, MCDA will seek the possibility of multiple upward departures, which could enhance the possible sentence for Mr. Walter.
Packing the Ten Essentials whenever you step into the wilderness, even on day hikes, is good practice. On a routine trip, you may not use any items, but when something goes awry, having the Ten Essentials could be essential to your survival.
The Oregon State Marine Board will be mailing reminder notices to boaters whose motorboat registrations are expired and electronically to boat owners with emails on file. Each renewal notice is unique to the owner and their boat and are encouraged to take advantage of the online renewal option. As in years past, the agency is partnering with the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation where a random sampling of boaters with lapsed registrations will receive a reminder notice mailed directly from RBFF.
Any watercraft with a motor or sailboats 12 feet or longer are required to title and register with the Marine Board. Motorboat registration fees are $5 plus $5.95 per foot and are issued on a 2-year calendar basis.
Revenue from motorboat registrations goes back to boaters. The Marine Board is directly funded by boaters in the form of registration, title, and permit fees, as well as marine fuel taxes. No lottery, general fund tax dollars or local facility parking fees support the agency or its programs. Revenue goes back to boaters in the form of grants for boating facility access, grants for on-water opportunities for paddlers, contracts for marine law enforcement services, safety education, and environmental stewardship.
Summer Connections is a free event and is open to the public. Clackamas Community College is located at 19600 Molalla Ave., Oregon City. Parking is free. For more information, visit www.clackamas.edu/summer-connections.
The commencement ceremony begins at 4 p.m. and takes place outdoors (rain or shine) by the Holden Industrial Technology Center on the Oregon City Campus, 19600 Molalla Ave. For more information, visit CCC's Graduation webpage.
This project is a continuation of planned construction work along the Union Pacific Railroad Line within the City of Salem limits. Future closures at the intersections of the Union Pacific Rail Road and D Street NE, and Market Street NE are expected in May and June of 2024.
Jemtegaard Middle School (JMS) students created a mural this spring to represent school pride at the middle school. The mural is now on display inside of the school building near the gymnasium and features a design by Aubrey Gale, 7th grade student at JMS.
Student leadership worked with school Principal David Cooke and Associate Principal Tiffany McCormick to form a mural committee with representatives from each grade level. Students worked with Cooke and McCormick to hold a schoolwide mural design contest, seeking designs to represent Husky Pride. From a pool of eight entries, the committee selected a design by JMS student Aubrey Gale. Gale was awarded with a collection of art supplies for submitting the winning entry.
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