While other news organizations enjoyed the holiday break, your news team at the Enterprise worked through the weekend, night and day, to keep you informed about weather conditions.
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The Malheur County Planning Commission will consider another permit application Jan. 25 by local contractor Darren Lee to open a rock quarry near Jasmine Slope, north of Ontario.
The Malheur County Planning Commission will consider another permit application Jan. 25 by local contractor Darren Lee to open a rock quarry near Jasmine Slope, north of Ontario.
COMMENTARY: Officials with the Ontario School District have been less than candid about plans to close two schools. A change in tactics is needed, including more listening to parents and…
COMMENTARY: Officials with the Ontario School District have been less than candid about plans to close two schools. A change in tactics is needed, including more listening to parents and…
Community in Action Director Jody Warnock says the local rental market isn’t robust enough to accommodate the growing need for housing and that often translates into those in need staying…
Community in Action Director Jody Warnock says the local rental market isn’t robust enough to accommodate the growing need for housing and that often translates into those in need staying…
Andrea Testi, the director of the Treasure Valley Community College’s Small Business Center retired this month after a 24-year career helping local people start a business or assisting existing merchants…
Andrea Testi, the director of the Treasure Valley Community College’s Small Business Center retired this month after a 24-year career helping local people start a business or assisting existing merchants…
Ontario School District administrators will host a series of public meetings to discuss the closures of two rural elementary schools and a shift among the district’s other elementary schools.
Ontario School District administrators will host a series of public meetings to discuss the closures of two rural elementary schools and a shift among the district’s other elementary schools.
15 Jan 2024
NEED HELP IN THE KITCHEN?
Brownie is a 2-year-old beautiful tabby. She is very sweet with a splash of sass!!
She is one of our free roam kitties and she is very helpful in the kitchen, sampling everyone’s food to make sure it will make them happy. She is FULL of personality!!
She is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations and tested negative for FeLV & FIV. She is an indoor cat only for safety and no declawing is allowed.
All of the kitties go home with a “welcome home” gift of a blanket, litter box, poop scooper, two dishes and a toy.
Adoption event: Every Saturday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. or by appointment at the Constance McCullough House, 84 N.W. 2nd St., Ontario. You can message our Facebook page to set up an appointment or call our message phone 541-823-2427.
–Information from Ontario Feral Cat Society
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