An investigation underway for months into the Nyssa School District is continuing. The state recently revoked the district’s ability to run a money-making migrant education program.
An investigation underway for months into the Nyssa School District is continuing. The state recently revoked the district’s ability to run a money-making migrant education program.
EDITORIAL: Making a priority to pour more public money into the Nyssa rail project sends the wrong message about what’s most important in our community. Children, schools and working families…
EDITORIAL: Making a priority to pour more public money into the Nyssa rail project sends the wrong message about what’s most important in our community. Children, schools and working families…
Diesel Johnson and Colton Stepleton of Vale High School’s boys basketball team made the all-tournament team at the Truckstop Tournament in New Plymouth, Idaho. The Vikings beat Kamiah 59-49 in…
Diesel Johnson and Colton Stepleton of Vale High School’s boys basketball team made the all-tournament team at the Truckstop Tournament in New Plymouth, Idaho. The Vikings beat Kamiah 59-49 in…
Oregon is short thousands of homes and legislators may focus on building houses for workers when they convene in Salem for the 2023 legislative session.
Oregon is short thousands of homes and legislators may focus on building houses for workers when they convene in Salem for the 2023 legislative session.
Fourteen years ago The Department of Human Services employed 30 people in Ontario. As the agency looks to 12 new jobs at its Ontario office, the state district employs over…
Fourteen years ago The Department of Human Services employed 30 people in Ontario. As the agency looks to 12 new jobs at its Ontario office, the state district employs over…
ONTARIO – Antonio Sunseri believes in democracy.And he has an ambitious blueprint to ensure democracy continues to thrive and succeed in eastern Oregon.Sunseri plans to craft a ballot initiative designed…
ONTARIO – Antonio Sunseri believes in democracy.And he has an ambitious blueprint to ensure democracy continues to thrive and succeed in eastern Oregon.Sunseri plans to craft a ballot initiative designed…
29 Dec 2022
Kato is ready for a new home but for now lives at the Ontario Feral Cat Project shelter in Ontario. (Submitted photo)
Weekly feature: Can Kato come home?
Kato is a 2-year 8-month old male. He came to Ontario Feral Cat Project as an injured kitty. Ee required surgery and his entire tail was removed.
He’s a fantastic polydactyl and he can give you a double thumbs up…. if he wanted to!!
He’s a little shy, but once he trusts, he has a lot of love to share! He just needs a family willing to be patient with him and let him come around on his terms.
Kato has been at the shelter since March 1, 2021. He is neutered, UTD on vaccinations and tested negative for FeLV & FIV.
He is indoor only for his safety. No declawing is allowed..
Come meet Kato 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.
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