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The Malheur County Court is scheduled to hear from those managing the Treasure Valley Reload Center on Wednesday morning. They are asking for an emergency infusion of $2 million. The item is scheduled for 10:30 a.m.
The meeting is open to the public at the Malheur County Courthouse or you can watch and speak up from your home or office. You can watch the court session live (the link to do so is HERE with access code 299-510-653).
Election update by the numbers as of Nov. 1:
Voting update – Nov. 1 numbers
Statewide ballot returns – 19.1%
Malheur County returns: 18.4% (3,290 out of 17,848 eligible)
Other counties: Grant 30.1%; Harney, 25.5%; Baker 25.4%
Malheur County by major voting block:
Unaffiliated – 8% (652 out of 8,274)
Republican – 30% (1,928 out of 6,367)
Democrat – 22% (529 out of 2,381)
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EDITORIAL: A new plan is needed to finish the Treasure Valley Reload Center to preserve millions already sunk into the project. Money from the Legislature and a new leadership appear…
2 Nov 2022
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EDITORIAL: A new plan is needed to finish the Treasure Valley Reload Center to preserve millions already sunk into the project. Money from the Legislature and a new leadership appear…
2 Nov 2022
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The plan, designed by the Oregon Mayors Association, will earmark at least $50,000 to each city in the county to help solve the homeless challenge.
2 Nov 2022
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The plan, designed by the Oregon Mayors Association, will earmark at least $50,000 to each city in the county to help solve the homeless challenge.
2 Nov 2022
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Malheur County’s state senator insisted $3 million would make the Treasure Valley Reload Center usable. At the time, he had in his own files reports showing far more was needed,…
1 Nov 2022
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Malheur County’s state senator insisted $3 million would make the Treasure Valley Reload Center usable. At the time, he had in his own files reports showing far more was needed,…
1 Nov 2022
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The cost of the Treasure Valley Reload Center shot up $2 million as project leaders say they were surprised by railroad demand it be installed. But the rail spur was…
31 Oct 2022
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The cost of the Treasure Valley Reload Center shot up $2 million as project leaders say they were surprised by railroad demand it be installed. But the rail spur was…
31 Oct 2022
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Soccer teams from Four Rivers Community School and Ontario HIgh School are in the state playoffs. The Ontario boys host a match at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1.
1 Nov 2022
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Soccer teams from Four Rivers Community School and Ontario HIgh School are in the state playoffs. The Ontario boys host a match at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1.
1 Nov 2022
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Adrian’s football team will host Dufur in the opening round of the state 1A playoffs. The game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4. Adrian beat Union 66-20 to…
31 Oct 2022
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Adrian’s football team will host Dufur in the opening round of the state 1A playoffs. The game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4. Adrian beat Union 66-20 to…
31 Oct 2022
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The Adrian School District Parent Teacher Organization and the Adrian 2040 program sponsored Halloween events in town, Saturday, Oct. 29.
31 Oct 2022
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The Adrian School District Parent Teacher Organization and the Adrian 2040 program sponsored Halloween events in town, Saturday, Oct. 29.
31 Oct 2022
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