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will eliminate a chronic freezing prob-
lem,” said Remily, a project engineer
for ODOT.
He explained bridges usually
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cause they are sandwiched between
cold air. The adjacent roadway by
contrast freezes later since only its
top surface is exposed to frigid air
and its bottom is insulated by soil.
Remily said the culvert to be add-
ed will not get icy as quickly because
it will have ground insulation.
Replacing the bridge with a culvert
➭➵➽➽ ➺➽➻➾ ➼➲ ➼➲➳➲➚➴➵➺➽ ➼➲➴➺✃➻➲ ➵➸ ➭➵➽➽
eliminate a cross slope on the free-
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ing the winter.
To accommodate demolition of the
bridge and construction of the culvert
box, the Ladd Creek westbound on-
ramp will be closed from 7 a.m. to noon
and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through
Friday, until the end of October. This
means people in the Ladd Creek area,
including those who have cabins, will
not be able to get on to I-84 during
these daytime closures. Exceptions will
be made for emergencies, Remily said.
Additional I-84 work planned for
this year includes widening the slow
lane shoulder over a 10-mile stretch
from milepost 260 to 270, which
runs approximately from La Grande
to Ladd Canyon.
“This will improve safety for con-
struction and maintenance crews per-
forming future work on that stretch of
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the freeway and help better accommo-
date wide loads,” Remily said.
Repaving the interchange ramps
at Exit 265 near the west entrance
into Ladd Canyon is also set for this
year as part of the ODOT project.
“This work will take place at
night,” said Remily, noting the date
has not yet been set for the start of
the repaving work.
ODOT will resume its Ladd Canyon
work in 2020 on April 8. The work
done will include the addition of a
1.5-mile eastbound third lane on I-84
from milepost 269.5 to milepost 271.
The expanded space should reduce the
number of times Ladd Canyon has to
be closed due to trucks blocking lanes.
Remily explained if a truck crash-
es in the future three-lane roadway,
➸➶➺Ô➴ ➭➵➽➽ ➼➲ ➺➼➽➲ ➸➾ ➹➾➘➲ ➺➶➾✃➳➷ ➵➸
while it is being cleared.
Trucks drivers will be allowed to
use only the inner and the middle
lanes while automobile drivers will
be permitted to drive in all three.
Remily said the three-lane stretch
will be similar to an eastbound one
on I-84 just east of Pendleton.
Additional work scheduled for
2020 includes the widening of the
fast lane shoulders running from
La Grande to Ladd Canyon. The fast
lane will be closed when this work is
being done.
The entire project is expected to
be completed by October of 2020,
Remily said.
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classes at her facility,
including
a
weekly
“Ladies Night.” It is a
drop-in style class for
women only. Weishaar
said the reason a class for
only women exists is to
empower the attendees.
“Women tend to be a
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comfortable around other
women,” she said.
She added that Ladies
Night tends to be a fun
time for women to chat
and talk about their lives
while working with their
horses. “It’s their time to
just relax, and honest-
ly, it’s almost more of a
therapy session than any-
thing else,” she said.
Weishaar is from Union
County. She graduated
from high school in Im-
bler and attended Eastern
Oregon University before
transferring to Oregon
State University. Horses
have always been an im-
portant part of her life.
“I started riding before
I was even born,” she
said. She started show-
ing horses when she was
8 and began teaching
horsemanship when she
was a teenager.
In college, she said, she
was considering teaching
again for extra money,
“but I was scared. I was
afraid to fail.”
But friend encouraged
her to give it a shot, so
she did. That was when
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own business. She said
her bachelor’s degree in
agricultural science with
minors in animal science
and business are useful
to her every day now that
she teaches horseman-
ship full-time at her Vic-
tory Acres facility.
Weishaar also teaches
six horsemanship classes
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a beginner level and an
advanced level. The EOU
classes are taught at Vic-
tory Acres, 62611 Fruit-
dale Lane, near River-
side Park.
Contact Francisca
Benitez at 541-963-3161
or email fbenitez@la-
grandeobserver.com.
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the InterMountain Educa-
tion Service District, which
serves all school districts
in Union County and sev-
eral in Baker, Umatilla and
Morrow counties, accord-
ing to Mark Mulvihill, su-
perintendent of IMESD.
Each of the six school
districts in Union County
currently have at least one
mental health counselor,
but that has not always been
the case, and a closer look at
the details reveals holes in
mental health care coverage
in the county’s schools.
Cove School District
lacked a full-time counselor
from the beginning of this
school year until March
➭➯➲➳ ➵➸ ➭➺➻ ➺➼➽➲ ➸➾ ➚➽➽ ➸➯➲
position. Union School
District’s counselor splits
her time between the CHD
school-based health centers
in Union School District and
La Grande High School, al-
though Union Superinten-
dent Carter Wells said CHD
is currently looking for a full-
time counselor for his dis-
trict. For this reason, CHD’s
school-based health centers
➾➪➲➶ ➹➲➳➸➺➽ ➯➲➺➽➸➯ ➻➲➶➘➵➴➲➻
only two days a week —
Mondays and Wednesdays
for Union, Tuesdays and
Thursdays for La Grande.
Elgin School District will
have a full-time counselor
at its high school beginning
May 1 after the position had
been vacant since November
2018. The district recently
hired a part-time mental
health counselor at its el-
ementary school, and Elgin
Superintendent Diane Greif
hopes the district can receive
additional funding to eventu-
ally turn the part-time posi-
tion into a full-time one.
“The high school coun-
selor position was a big
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and we hadn’t had a coun-
selor at the grade school
for years,” Greif said. “We
have a lot of kids who live
in crisis — we have to be
aware and mediate that.”
The superintendent also
pointed to the fact that not
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sional to properly care for
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➏➐➑➒
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➓↔➔➠➡➢➤➒➑➑
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students’ mental health
needs pushes the onus
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and faculty members.
“We’re not trained to be
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kids with mental health (as
a counselor),” Greif said.
“(Mental health care in
schools) is becoming more
of a necessity with changes
in our culture and society.”
The issue of why the need
for mental health services in
schools has increased arose
in a conversation The Ob-
server had with Mulvihill,
who said he has seen the
percentage of students with
mental health issues in rural
Oregon rise over the 30 years
he has worked in education.
“I think it’s the impact of
poverty,” he said. “We’re
seeing more poverty in ru-
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cantly more than what it
used to be. The impacts of
poverty on struggling fami-
lies means stress in the
home, inconsistency and
trauma, which leads to kids
dealing with it they best
they can, but that some-
times (leads to) behaviors
that aren’t appropriate.”
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health of metropolitan
zones in Oregon have re-
bounded from the Great
Recession, which lasted
from late 2007 to mid-
2012, rural areas have not
fared as well. A report pub-
lished in 2016 by Save The
Children, an organization
dedicated to supporting
“the most isolated and un-
derserved children in rural
America,” ranks Oregon as
24th in the nation for its
rural child poverty rate of
21.6 percent. In compari-
son, the state’s urban child
poverty rate that year was
only 16 percent.
As CHD’s mental health
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hand how the hardships of
poverty — especially the issue
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health of children and their
families, and CHD is doing
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to the community.
“It’s interesting how
much housing issues in
this area can impact men-
tal health. At least in La
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a real challenge,” he said.
“Even though we’ve seen an
uptick in behavioral health
needs, we’ve been investing
a lot more into community
based services to help sup-
port people. School is one
of the most poignant ways
we’re doing that.”
Grigg said one of the
largest obstacles to hur-
dle with providing men-
tal health care in Union
County schools isn’t a lack
of funds, but a lack of qual-
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to relocate to the area.
“I think especially in ru-
ral communities, being able
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health professionals is a
real struggle,” he said. “We
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with some connection to
the area so there is more of
a chance of them sticking
around here.”
Rust, who works closely
with community mental
health programs through
her position as a school-
based health coordinator
at GOBHI, said she “highly
agrees” with Grigg.
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ral Eastern Oregon areas
➸➾ ➬➲➸ ➱✃➺➽➵➚➲➷ ➹➲➳➸➺➽
health professionals,” she
said. “There’s a very high
turnover rate, which can
make it tough at the men-
tal health level when work-
ing in schools because
youth (need) consistency.”
Grigg said he hopes to see
more state and federal legis-
lation pass in the near future
to help strengthen mental
health and community re-
sources, especially in rural
areas like Union County.
Grigg said in mid-March,
➯➲ ❐➲➶➻➾➳➺➽➽Ð ➸➲➻➸➵➚➲➷ ❒➾➶
POP 402, a 2019 policy goal
pushed by Oregon Health
Authority to “expand men-
tal health access in schools”
and “invest in suicide inter-
vention and prevention,” ac-
cording to the agency’s 2019
budget presentation.
In Gov. Kate Brown’s No-
vember 2018 budget pro-
posal for the following two
years, she suggested $1.9
billion to be allocated for
education. This isn’t enough
for the 14 legislators of the
Joint Committee on Student
Success, however, as they
hope to outline a separate
funding plan for student
wellness and wraparound
services, according to policy
recommendations made in
early November 2018.
On the federal level, the
Mental Health in Schools Act
(HR 2319) would assist lo-
cal communities and schools
with mental health services
by revising grant eligibility
requirements and providing
for comprehensive school
mental health programs.
However, this bill has not
made any progress in the
legislature since June 2017
when it was referred to the
Subcommittee on Health.
Although it is unclear what
the next phases of mental
health care legislation look
like, Mulvihill said the lack
of mental health resources
in schools — and subsequent
student behavioral problems
— has been the dominant
topic of discussion at IMESD
for the past two years, and if
nothing changes, it will con-
tinue to be its focus.
“Even more than an is-
sue, it’s a crisis. We’re see-
ing more kids with serious
mental health issues and
it’s demonstrated a lot in
their behavior,” he said.
“The school has more and
more become the family
unit for the kids.”
Contact Amanda
Weisbrod at 541-963-3161
or email aweisbrod@
lagrandeobserver.com.
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➭➯➲ ➳➵➸➺➻
➉➊ ➋➌➍➎ ➏ ➐➑➒➒ ➓➔→➐➔ ➣↔↕➙➒➑ ➏ ➊ ➛➒➜➑ ➝➑➔➞➒ ➟↔➞➠
➝➑↔➙➒➞➙ ➛↔↕➑ ➡➢➒➤➙➔➙➥➦ ➧➒➨➔➞➒➎ ➩ ➐➔➫➒➎
✽✮✮✯✰✱✲✯✳✳✴✵
åæçèéêëì íîìïðñòæóéôçññéõæö÷
Þ Õ ➯➲ ➻ ➳ ➘ Ö ➵ Ó ➸➽ ➺ Ó➷ ➳ ×➹ ➸ ➘ ➳ ➵ ➚ ➻ ➾ ➼ ➸ ➼ ➻ ➺ ➵ ➳ ➸ ➚➘ Ó ➽ ➳ ➸ ➽ ➽ ➳ Þ ➵ ➺ ➘ ➻ ➾ ➴ ➺ ➚➼ ❮ ➻➳ ➸ ➘ ➪ ➺ ➻ ➻ ➳ ➮ ➵ ➪ ➚ ➺➘ ➼ ➳ ➶ ➵ ➻ ➚➸ ➺➹ ❐➚ ➸ Ó ➽ ❮ ➳ ➘➽ ➵ ➸ ➚➳ ➪ ➼ ➽ ➴➷➪ ➺➼ ➸ ➶ ➪ ➻ ➬ ➺➹ ➮➺ ➸ ➘ ➽ ➳ × ➵ Ó ➚➸➺ ➳➚ ➪ Ó ➘ ➷ ➸ Ó ➽➳ ➽ ➘ Ø ➵ ➱ ➸Ó ➻➺ ➻ ➸ ➳ Ù ➵ ➷ ➶ ➚➺ ➻ ➸ ➵ Ó ➶ ➸➳➵ ➽➸ ➻ ➺ ➳ ➾➚ ➪ ➼➸ ➘➵ ➱ ➶ ➚➴ ➸➺ ✃ ➵ ➸ ➺Ó ➺ ➽ ➘ ➻ ➺❐ ➳ ❒➺ ➪ ➸ ➼➘➳ ➺ ➪ ➷ ➚➵ ➳ ➘➳ ➵ ➽ ➸➺ ➻❮ ➷ ➴ ➵ Ø ➸ ➬ ➪ ❰ ➬ ➸ ❰ ➽ ➸ ➵Ú ➽➵ × ❮ ❰ ➺➘ ➸ ➪ ➽➵ ➷ Û ➼ ➸ ➵➽ ➻ Ï ➺ Ð ➳➚ ➪ ➹ ➚➵ Õ ➘ ➶ ➳ ➸ ➻ ➺Ó ➴Ñ ➘ Ò ➽➵➻ ➶ ➵ ➚ Ü ❮ × ➚➳ ❰ ➹ ➸➽ ❒ ➵ ➸ Ý➺ ❮ ➘ ➸ ➵ ➺ ➼ ❰ ➵Ü ➸➽ × ➵ ❰ ➪ ➸➽ ➾ ➵ ➚➼ Þ ➸ ➻ ➬ Ó ❰➸ Ü➻ ➽➵ ❮ ➳ ➺ ➪ ➘ ➵➶ ➷ ➸ ➼➵ ❰ ➽Ó ➸➽ ➷ ➵ ➽ ➴➘ ➵ ➹ ✃ ➘ ➸❮ ➻➺ ➷ ➸ ➼ ➵ ➶ ➺➻➪ ➽ ➸Ó ➪ ➻ ➱ ➺ ➚ ß ➵➶ ➽➘ ➳ ➺ ➸ ➽ ➱ ➸➺ ➲➳ ➾ ➵ ➚➼ ➸➺➳ Ó ➸➵ ➻➺ ➽ ß ➸➺ ➘ ➾➚➼ ❒ ➸ ❰ ➘➺ ➽➵ ➸ Û ➴➚ ➻ ➹ ✃ ➚ ➽× ➴➸ ➲➳ ➮ ➼ ➺ ➬ ➘ à ➳➵ á ➚ â ➸ ã ➺ ä Ô➸ ➮ ➼ ➺➘ ➷ ➳ ➺➸ ➵➚ ➽➸ ➺ ➾➚➼➸➽➬
➾➚➪➶➚ ➹➶➘➚➴➷ ➬➪➮➮ ➱✃❐➪➚ ➶➘❒ ❒➶❮❰Ï➪❰✃ ÏÐ❒❮➷
Ð❒➶❐❒❮Ñ ➴➶ Ò➶➚➴❒➶➮ Ó✃❐✃➴❮➴➪➶➚ ❮➚❰ ➚➶Ô➪➶➘Ï ➬✃✃❰Ï
➴Õ❮➴ ❮❒✃ ✃➚Ò❒➶❮ÒÕ➪➚❐ ➶➚ ❒➶❮❰ ÏÕ➶➘➮❰✃❒Ï ❮➚❰ ❒➪❐Õ➴
➶Ö ➬❮➷Ï× Ø➚ Ñ➶Ï➴ ➮➶Ò❮➴➪➶➚ÏÙ ÏÐ❒❮➷➪➚❐ ➬➪➮➮ ✃Ô➴✃➚❰
Ö➶➘❒ ➴➶ ✃➪❐Õ➴ Ö✃✃➴ Ö❒➶Ñ Ð❮Ó✃Ñ✃➚➴ ✃❰❐✃Ï× Ú❒➶Ð✃❒➴➷
➶➬➚✃❒Ï ➬Õ➶ ❰➶ ➚➶➴ ➬❮➚➴ Õ✃❒➱➪Ò➪❰✃Ï ❮ÐÐ➮➪✃❰ ➚✃❮❒
➴Õ✃➪❒ Ð❒➶Ð✃❒➴➷ Ñ➘Ï➴ Ï➪❐➚ ❮➚ ÛÜ➬➚✃❒ Ý➪➮➮ Þ❮➪➚➴❮➪➚ß
❮❐❒✃✃Ñ✃➚➴ ➬➪➴Õ ➴Õ✃ Ò➶➘➚➴➷ ➬Õ➪ÒÕ Ñ➘Ï➴ ➱✃ ➘Ðà
❰❮➴✃❰ ❮➚➚➘❮➮➮➷× áÕ✃ Ò➶➘➚➴➷ ➬➪➮➮ Ð❒➶Ó➪❰✃ Ï➪❐➚Ï Ö➶❒
➴Õ✃ ➶➬➚✃❒Ï Ð❮❒➴➪Ò➪Ð❮➴➪➚❐× Ú❒➶Ð✃❒➴➷ ➶➬➚✃❒Ï ➬➪ÏÕà
➪➚❐ ➴➶ Ð❮❒➴➪Ò➪Ð❮➴✃ Ò❮➚ Ï➪❐➚ ➘Ð Ö➶❒ ➴Õ✃ ÛÜ➬➚✃❒ Ý➪➮➮
Þ❮➪➚➴❮➪➚ß Ð❒➶❐❒❮Ñ ❮➴ ➴Õ✃ ➾➚➪➶➚ ➹➶➘➚➴➷ Ú➘➱➮➪Ò
Ý➶❒âÏ ã✃Ð❮❒➴Ñ✃➚➴ ➮➶Ò❮➴✃❰ ❮➴ äåæäç è× ÞÒé➮➪Ï➴✃❒
ê➶❮❰ ➪➚ ØÏ➮❮➚❰ ➹➪➴➷× é➚➷ ë➘✃Ï➴➪➶➚ÏÙ Ð➮✃❮Ï✃ Ò❮➮➮
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●✏❛✑✒✓ ✔♦✑✒✓ ✕♦✖✗✘✙❛✚
✤ ❈✛✜✢✣✛✥ ✦✧★✩✪✫✛ ✬ ✭✮✯✯✪✮✢✰✛ ❈✮✜✛ ✲✳★
✤ ✭✮✪P ✮P✥ ✴✵✷✩✸✧✷ ✷✮P✮✹✛✷✛P✸
✤ ✭✮✯✯✪✮✢✰✛✻ ✼✜✮P★✪✢✧P✮✯ ✬ ✲✛★✩✪✸✛ ❈✮✜✛
✤ ✴❙✪✯✯✛✥ ✳✽✜★✪P✹ ★✛✜✰✪✫✛★
✤ ✭✼✻ ✿✼ ✬ ✴✩✛✛✫❀ ✼❀✛✜✮✩✪✛★
✤ ▲✪✫✛P★✛✥ ❈✯✪P✪✫✮✯ ✴✧✫✪✮✯ ❁✧✜❙✛✜★
✤ ❈✳❂❃★ ❄✧✜ ✩✛✜★✧P✮✯ ✫✮✜✛
✤ ❈✮✜✛✹✪✰✛✜ ✸✛✮✫❀✪P✹ ✮P✥ ★✽✩✩✧✜✸
✤ ✴✩✪✜✪✸✽✮✯ ❈✮✜✛ ❈✧✧✜✥✪P✮✸✧✜
✤ ✦✧★✩✪✫✛ ❍✧✯✽P✸✛✛✜★
✤ ❇✛✜✛✮✰✛✷✛P✸ ✴✛✜✰✪✫✛★
✤ ❏✧✪P✸ ❈✧✷✷✪★★✪✧P✮✫✫✜✛✥✪✸✛✥
✤ ❅✛✥✪✫✮✜✛❉❅✛✥✪✫✮✪✥ ✫✛✜✢✣✛✥
❊❋■❑◆❑❖◗■❖ ❘❯❲❳❩❬❭◆■■◆■❪ ❘❪◗■❫❴❵
❜❝◗ ❞❡❢❣ ■❋❖❬❤❋❳ ✐❳❋❥❖ ◆■ ❖❝◗ ❲❳◗❲❵
❜❋ ❦◗❲❳■ ❧❋❳◗ ❲♠❋♥❖ ♣qr r❋❧◗ ❊❲❳◗ s◗❳t◆❫◗❑✉
✈✇①① ②③ ✇④ ⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩❶⑧❷❸❹❺ ❻❼❼❽❶❾