Good morning.
Ontario became the political center of eastern Oregon for a couple of hours on Friday, April 28.
Several hundred people showed up for the hearing conducted by the Joint Ways and Means Committee, the legislative committee with the prime role in deciding on state spending. The committee listened to witnesses for more than two hours at Four Rivers Cultural Center.
Malheur County was well represented, but speakers came from neighboring counties and then some – Baker, Wallowa, Union, Umatilla, Morrow, Grant, Jefferson and Crook among them.
Our team was there and we’ll have full coverage of who said what.
Meantime, here’s some of the latest news to get your week started. Thanks for reading the Malheur Enterprise.
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Colleagues and friends recall Joseph “JJ” Johnson as a man of warmth, good will and always willing to help others.
26 Apr 2023
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Colleagues and friends recall Joseph “JJ” Johnson as a man of warmth, good will and always willing to help others.
26 Apr 2023
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The Malheur County Court recently sent a letter to state Sen. Lynn Findley, R-Vale, and state Rep. Mark Owens, R-Crane, and pointed out several issues with the concept, including its…
27 Apr 2023
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The Malheur County Court recently sent a letter to state Sen. Lynn Findley, R-Vale, and state Rep. Mark Owens, R-Crane, and pointed out several issues with the concept, including its…
27 Apr 2023
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Obituaries from the April 26 Enterprise: Mary Recla, Jimmie Mizuta, Patricia Fugate, Louise Guerra
27 Apr 2023
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Obituaries from the April 26 Enterprise: Mary Recla, Jimmie Mizuta, Patricia Fugate, Louise Guerra
27 Apr 2023
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Public Notices from the Malheur Enterprise, April 26, 2023
27 Apr 2023
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Public Notices from the Malheur Enterprise, April 26, 2023
27 Apr 2023
STATE NEWS
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OSU researchers say expect a hot summer as weather extremes become the norm in Oregon.
27 Apr 2023
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OSU researchers say expect a hot summer as weather extremes become the norm in Oregon.
27 Apr 2023
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A bill in the Oregon Senate would devote $300,000 toward a suicide prevention hotline geared towards agricultural workers.
27 Apr 2023
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A bill in the Oregon Senate would devote $300,000 toward a suicide prevention hotline geared towards agricultural workers.
27 Apr 2023
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Secretary of State Shemia Fagan, a Democrat, is being paid by a cannabis company for consulting, which the agency says is legal though it appears to be rar
29 Apr 2023
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Secretary of State Shemia Fagan, a Democrat, is being paid by a cannabis company for consulting, which the agency says is legal though it appears to be rar
29 Apr 2023
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