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There was standing room only at Wednesday’s Town Hall in Vale concerning Pioneer Place, the only nursing home in the area.
More than 200 people braved the heat to hear from Pioneer Place officials about the dire state of the Vale facility. They shared financial details showing costs out overrunning income and a need for more than $1 million in repairs and upgrades for the building.
Among those absorbing the news were U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz, state Sen. Lynn Findley, Commissioners Jim Mendiola and Ron Jacobs, Vale Mayor Tom Vialpando and Ontario City Councilor Ken Hart.
Reporter Pat Caldwell will work up a detailed report about the session that we’ll share soon as it’s ready.
Here’s a look at some of the more recent other news to bring you up to speed on life in Malheur County.
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Fry Foods is set to add another fryer line to its Ontario food processing plant by the end of the year. The $6 million long-term project was made possible partly…
15 Aug 2023
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Fry Foods is set to add another fryer line to its Ontario food processing plant by the end of the year. The $6 million long-term project was made possible partly…
15 Aug 2023
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A Nyssa animal shelter will host a dog adoption Saturday, Aug. 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
16 Aug 2023
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A Nyssa animal shelter will host a dog adoption Saturday, Aug. 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
16 Aug 2023
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A local entrepreneur says a mandate from the state to build more homes to address Oregon’s housing shortage and homelessness crisis, coupled with a challenging labor market to find construction…
16 Aug 2023
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A local entrepreneur says a mandate from the state to build more homes to address Oregon’s housing shortage and homelessness crisis, coupled with a challenging labor market to find construction…
16 Aug 2023
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Officials who oversee Vale’s Pioneer Place, a skilled nursing, assisted living and rehabilitation center, hope the public show up in force Wednesday, Aug. 16 to help them find answers to…
15 Aug 2023
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Officials who oversee Vale’s Pioneer Place, a skilled nursing, assisted living and rehabilitation center, hope the public show up in force Wednesday, Aug. 16 to help them find answers to…
15 Aug 2023
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The Kiwanis Club’s annual Chicken Barbecue fundraiser kicks off at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 17 to benefit local youth programs.
14 Aug 2023
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The Kiwanis Club’s annual Chicken Barbecue fundraiser kicks off at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 17 to benefit local youth programs.
14 Aug 2023
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Students returning to area schools this fall will experience speedier internet connections as high-speed broadband service continues to expand across Malheur County. According to Randy Seals, director of technology with…
11 Aug 2023
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Students returning to area schools this fall will experience speedier internet connections as high-speed broadband service continues to expand across Malheur County. According to Randy Seals, director of technology with…
11 Aug 2023
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Euvalcree, a nonprofit community organization, is nearing the completion of a child care facility that aims to serve 30 children. It is also looking to train aspiring child care operators…
11 Aug 2023
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Euvalcree, a nonprofit community organization, is nearing the completion of a child care facility that aims to serve 30 children. It is also looking to train aspiring child care operators…
11 Aug 2023
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The Ontario Feral Cat Project is struggling with an increasing number of cats that require a home. The project’s Ontario shelter is running out of space, causing volunteers to take…
15 Aug 2023
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The Ontario Feral Cat Project is struggling with an increasing number of cats that require a home. The project’s Ontario shelter is running out of space, causing volunteers to take…
15 Aug 2023
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