THE SPOKESMAN • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2022 A11
RECORDS / COMMUNITY
PET OF THE WEEK
TRUCK OF THE WEEK
Meet Casper!
This adorable hunk of a pup
came to Brightside as a stray
and now is looking for his for-
ever home. Casper is an ador-
able one- to two-year-old Great
Pyrenees who weighs in at 84
pounds. While being with staff,
Casper has shown us that he
is an active and energetic job-
seeker who loves to be playing or
running around busy.
When it comes to Casper’s so-
ciability, he is a lover of all and
definitely shows us that he is ev-
eryone’s best friend while he is
here. As we don’t know his his-
tory, we are not sure how Casper
does with cats and require an
introduction with him and other
dogs to ensure an easy home transition after adoption. This bubbly love bug’s
personality can be described as affectionate, charming, confident and at times
very goofy. As Casper came to us as a stray, we don’t know anything about his
history and we will do our best to make updates about him as he spends time
here.
If you are looking for an outgoing and active boy ready for adventure, come
meet Casper today.
BY NICOLE ROGERS
For The Spokesman
Name of truck: Nonna’s Cucina
Owner: Ashley Dolinar
Location: General Duffy’s, 404 SW Forest Ave
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day
Opened: February 2020
Type of food: Italian
About the cart: Nonna’s Italian options range from ravioli to a
chicken pesto sandwich. They make their food from scratch and lo-
cally source many of their ingredients. Most of the recipes are from
Dolinar’s “nonna” Janet Dolinar, which were passed down through
the family for generations. Janet is a second generation Italian-immi-
grant and her granddaughter Ashley described her as a “typical Italian
lady, always asking if you’re hungry.” Ashley put her own spin on her
nonna’s recipes for the truck. They food is all organic and there are
gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options. Recipes are available for
Sungrounded Farm in Terrebonne, Deschutes Gourmet Mushroom,
The Village Baker in Bend, and Camas Country Mill in Eugene.
First order should be: Dolinar suggests spaghetti and meatballs.
She says the meatballs are her nonna’s recipe. The order comes with a
side salad and she recommends a side of garlic bread.
Fun Fact: Dolinar says that these are family recipes from the Parma
region of Northern Italy. There is a factory located there where they get
their parmigiano reggiano, a type of Italian cheese. She says that they can
only get it from Parma. Dolinar says that her “super extended” family in
Italy works in this factory.
Police Log
The Spokesman will update items in
the Police Log when such a request
is received. Any new information,
such as the dismissal of charges or
acquittal, must be verifiable.
Arrests
Fri., Oct. 7
4:49 a.m. HWY 97 Offramp 124.
Arrested: Nathan Wesley Stwyer, 26,
Redmond. Charge: Driving While
Suspended
11:45 a.m. S HWY 97. Arrested:
Travis Elmer Waterhouse, 52,
Redmond. Charge: Theft II —
Shoplifting
12:22 p.m. SW 8th St. Arrested:
Jennifer Lee Hoefler, 46, Redmond.
Charges: Criminal Mischief II
(damage occurred while committing
another crime), Theft III, Felony
Probation/Parole Violation
12:45 p.m. SW 33rd St. Arrested:
Juvenile female, 16, Bend. Reason:
Runaway Pickup
4:05 p.m. S HWY 97. Arrested: Kasha
Angelene Carper, 35, Terrebonne.
Charges: In-State Warrant, Theft II —
Shoplifting
4:57 p.m. SW Timber Ave. Arrested:
Deborah Jean Smith, 61, Redmond.
Charge: In-State Warrant
6:00 p.m. SW Veterans Way/ SW
Highland Ave. Arrested: Zachary
Daniel Mills, 22, Redmond. Charge:
Reckless Driving
Sat., Oct. 8
1:42 p.m. 2900 Block SW Obsidian
Ln. Arrested: Caleb Siaki Saulo, 28,
Redmond. Charge: Harassment
2:30 p.m. NW 6th St./NW Maple
Ave. Arrested: Christopher Reed
Dailey, 24, Culver. Charges: Hit and
Run Accident — Property Damage,
Driving While Suspended —
Misdemeanor
3:21 p.m. 2900 Block SW Canal Blvd.
Arrested: Joshua Michael Fischer,
31, Redmond. Charge: Violation of
Restraining Order (Contempt)
7:38 p.m. NW 5th St. Arrested: Macy
Miles Young, 56, Redmond. Charge:
DUII
9:10 p.m. SE Jesse Butler Cir.
Arrested: Damion Dallas Brewer, 29,
Centralia. Charge: In-State Warrant
6:54 a.m. NW Jackpine Pl. Arrested:
3 Juvenile males, 16, 16, 17,
Redmond, Terrebonne. Charges:
Unlawful Entry Vehicle, Theft I,
Unlawful Poss. Firearm
10:10 a.m. NW Rimrock Way.
Arrested: Juvenile male, 16,
Terrebonne. Charges: Criminal
Mischief I & II, Unlawful Entry
Vehicle, Unlawful Use Motor Vehicle
10:23 a.m. 700 Block Sw Rimrock
Way. Arrested: Juvenile male, 16,
Redmond. Charge: Telephonic
Harassment (Stalking)
3:56 p.m. SW Cascade Ave. Arrested:
Anthony Robert Boehm, 52,
Terrebonne. Charge: Driving While
Revoked — Felony
Tues., Oct. 11
8:37 p.m. SW Airport Way. Arrested:
Ofilia Michelle Rodriguez, 36,
Redmond. Charge: In-State Warrant
11:52 p.m. S HWY 97. Arrested: Shon
Daniel Evanhoff, 48, Redmond.
Charge: Unlawful Entry Vehicle
3:16 p.m. S HWY 97. Arrested:
Melinda Sue Caward, 20, Redmond.
Charges: Theft II — Shoplifting,
Resisting Arrest
3:58 p.m. SW Indian Ln. Arrested:
Juvenile male, 13, Redmond.
Charges: Criminal Mischief II (+$500
or Intentional), Menacing, Unlawful
Use/Carry Weapon
Mon., Oct. 10
Wed., Oct. 12
Sun., Oct. 9
12:54 a.m. S HWY 97. Arrested: Isais
Lee Mercado Sr., 29, Redmond and
Christopher Denver Castator, 30,
Redmond. Charges: Unlawful Entry
Vehicle, Criminal Tresspass II, Theft III
1:49 a.m. SW 6th St./SW Forest
Ave. Arrested: Juvenile males, 11,
13, Redmond. Charges: Drugs —
Marijuana (Minor in Possession),
Curfew Violation
8:00 a.m. SW Rimrock Way. Arrested:
Juvenile females, 14, 15, Redmond.
Charge: Minor in Possession —
Alcoholic Liquor
11:16 a.m. NW Maple Ave./NW
Rimrock Ct. Arrested: Steven Allen
Stahl, 32, Terrebonne. Charge:
Felony Probation/Parole Violation
11:18 a.m. 2300 Block SW Evergreen
Ave. Arrested: Justin Michael Rogers,
35, Astoria. Charge: Violation of
Restraining Order (Contempt)
Thurs., Oct. 13
12:45 a.m. NW 8th St./NW Maple
Ln. Arrested: Lance Damien Ashley,
36, Redmond. Charges: In-State
Warrant, Criminal Mischief II,
Criminal Tresspass II, Theft III (Motor
Vehicle Parts/Accessories)
8:18 a.m. SW Xero St. Arrested:
Juvenile male, 16, Redmond.
Charge: Criminal Mischief II (+$500
or Intentional)
10:38 a.m. NW Dogwood Ave./
NW 7th St. Arrested: Pamela Jean
Quintanilla, 53, Redmond. Charge:
In-State Warrant
Thefts
Reported from Oct. 7 to Oct. 13 on
the following blocks in Redmond:
SW DESCHUTES AVE
NW IVY AVE
NW 21ST ST
SW LAKE RD
PRESENTED BY
OCTOBER
20-22
2022
2022 COLUMBIA RIVER
CIRCUIT FINALS
DESCHUTES COUNTY FAIR & EXPO CENTER
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT RODEOTICKET.COM
NW OAK TREE LN
S HWY 97
SW CANYON DR
SW JUNIPER AVE
SW CAVALRY WAY/SE MCCAFFERY
RD
SW 35TH ST
W ANTLER AVE
SW PUMICE AVE
SW HIGHLAND AVE
NW 4TH ST
SW METOLIUS AVE
SW OBSIDIAN AVE
SW VETERANS WAY
Burglaries
Sat., Oct. 8
Reported at NE OAK PL. No Arrests.
Sun., Oct. 9
Reported at NW 7TH ST. No Arrests.
Mon., Oct. 10
Reported at SW INDIAN AVE. No
Arrests.
Tues., Oct. 11
Reported at SW 13TH ST. No Arrests.
Thurs., Oct. 13
Reported at SW 6TH ST. No Arrests.
Photo by Nicole Rogers
Ashley Dolinar
Redmond seat
open on Soil and
Water district
Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation
District has two board positions available
that need to be filled for the election in No-
vember 2022.
That includes zone 1, the Redmond area,
and zone 4, which is around Alfalfa. The
elections are are 4-year terms.
To run for these positions, candidates
must reside within the boundaries of the
conservation district, be a registered voter in
the district, be involved in the active manage-
ment of ten or more acres of land within the
district, reside within the zone that is repre-
sented, actively manage ten or more acres in
the district boundaries and reside within the
boundaries.
At this point, these positions are open for
write-in candidates. Individuals may file a
declaration of intent and request to write-in
votes cast on their behalf. Candidates must
file this form no later than 5 p.m. on Oct. 25.
If you need more information about the
process to run for these positions, contact
Erin Kilcullen at ekilcullen.dswcd@outlook.
com or (541) 550-6834.