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And another top law enforcement official is putting away the badge.
Lt. Mark Duncan, commander of the Ontario station of Oregon State Police, is finishing his career soon. We’ll have more about his time soon.
Last week, Malheur County Sheriff Brian Wolfe announced he was leaving office early, retiring in April.
Both men have been determined for years to make Malheur County safer for us all.
Here is other local news from your team at the Enterprise:
 malheurenterprise.com Former Ontario Mayor Riley Hill was named to the Housing Production Advisory Council by Gov. Tina Kotek recently. 7 Mar 2023 |
 malheurenterprise.com The popular Vale Community Steak & Crab feed kicks off Saturday, March 25, at the Vale Fire Hall. 8 Mar 2023 |
 malheurenterprise.com The Nyssa library, in cooperation with the OHSU nursing school, is starting a walking group that will participate in a health study. 8 Mar 2023 |
 malheurenterprise.com Greg Smith repeatedly said under oath that his company had a contract for his work on the Treasure Valley Reload Center. But no such contract exists and Malheur County Development… 8 Mar 2023 |
 malheurenterprise.com Malheur County officials are taking the leading in asking the state for more money to finish the Treasure Valley Reload Center. The timing of resuming construction at the Nyssa site… 7 Mar 2023 |
STATE NEWS
 malheurenterprise.com Lower commodity prices are expected to cause a drop in farm profits and income levels in 2023, U.S. agriculture officials say. 3 Mar 2023 |
CATS: Double the fun…
What is the best way to start out your morning?
With your coffee kitties…. Latte and Mocha are 9-month-old brothers. These two are full of personality, playfulness and love. What a couple of great kitties!!
They are neutered, UTD on vaccinations and tested negative for FeLV & FIV.
They are indoor cats only for their safety. No declawing is allowed.
Come meet the boys on Saturday to see if you have found your newest family member.
SATURDAY ADOPTION EVENT: Every Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Constance McCullough House, 84 N.W. 2nd St. in Ontario.
–Information provided by the Ontario Feral Cat Project.
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