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Sun By ANTONIO SIERRA East Oregonian 141st Year, No. 255 WINNER OF THE BOARDMAN Students test fi t of blue collar port jobs 2017 ONPA OCTOBE GENERAL EXCELLEN CE AWARD R 7-8, 201 7 $1.50 Morrow Coun ty students get glimpse 61/36 The Eastern Oregon Regional Airport is carrying $2.5 of local oppo million in debt, but action by the Pendleton City Council Watch a game rtunities could provide immediate relief and a path to total repay- on Manufactu ring Day ment. Staff photo by The city’s auditor, Rob Tremper, and Finance Director By JAYAT E.J. Harris vs. I RAMAKRISH Linda Carter explained to the city council Tuesday how NAN East Oregon ian the city could write off a significant amount of the loan’s interest and gave a general primer on the airport’s debt. There are to work in a number of ways Mountain View Here’s how it would work: vs. Pendleton manufacturin Friday What is the airport debt? Friday, 7 p.m., g. On , some Round-Up Arena students got Morrow County Decades ago, the city began taking loans from other of them up to see just a few city funds to subsidize airport operations. Since 1995, the close. For Nation airport’s debt on those al Manuf turing Day, loans has grown to more ac- the Port of hosted Morro than $2.5 million. w 15 studen By the numbers Heppner, ts from The city borrows from Riverside Ione, Irrigon and a multitude of internal ■ $2.5 million —Total airport debt to other to them high schools, talking sources, but the lion’s city funds programs about certifi cation share comes from the ■ $1.2 million — Total Community at Blue Mountain general fund, the city’s interest “repaid” on By ANTONIO SIERRA in data centers College, working only discretionary fund those loans since 1995 , and job oppor- East Oregonian tunities in that pays for services like ■ $1 million — County. and around Morrow police, fire and parks. Pendleton’s aquifer Amount of debt taken “Morrow Deepening wells ABOVE: storage and recovery system In accordance with a off the books if city A group County Patterson, third has rope swing of walke won plaudits ranks in Oregon whose work in from the state and state law, Carter said the retroactively reduces hangs from rs use the trail the development of annual-wage for the highest By CHRIS LEHMAN Pendleton’s ASR a tree over during a achievement for been a crowning airport fund pays back the interest rate to 0.5% system earned him Davis, the jobs,” said Kalie Walk Oregon Public Broadcastin the Umat works director, but the city’s public illa River Hermiston event g balance of the loans at the 2016 Top Ten Public a spot on the workforce Port of Morrow’s at Steelh it isn’t a silver development bullet. ead Park on Wednesday end of each fiscal year. by the American Works Leaders dinator. “We at Riverf outside of A task force coor- Public Works Despite the innovative created Hermiston. ront Park in But at the beginning of the new year, the airport takes out by Oregon Association, compared to know what’s want (students) Hermiston. Staff photo by E.J. Harris system that Secretary allows Pendleton extracting the loans again and re-establishes the debt. groundwater to straws BELOW: what the needs available and State Dennis Richardson of An old its drinking water to funnel most of is The city is paying back the interest on the loans each Pendleton has eight in a bowl. from the Umatilla Before headin are.” recommending that straws River in the rather than pumping g off to Lamb bowl — wells that year, but in name only. Weston for redistricting be done future it from the ground, the city’s groundwate by an gallons of water per pump 8.5 million spent time a tour, students According to a spreadsheet presented to the council, independent commission r supply day during peak has still dwindled over talking to . use. McMi the city has paid more than $1.2 million in interest since That would the years. Jerry chael, be The numbers fl chair of the the department The city eases 1995. Although that money repaid to the various funds cant change from a signifi - on whether it has uctuate depending the current consumption by its groundwater Technology Industrial Systems been a wet or dry is represented in the budget, it isn’t backed up by actual model, which tasks drawing winter, progra Oregon water but Public directly from the the differe m, about lawmakers with drawing cash. Bob Patterson said Works Director winter and spring, river during the up learn. He nt skills they can a plan. “What you’re forgiving is an IOU,” said City Manager treating it and walked studen levels have dropped groundwater storing throug it at the water fi ltration Robb Corbett. Redistricting is h a lab 1.4 feet per year for an average of plant with severa ts in east Pendleton. stations, of drawing new the process How does interest write-off affect the debt? l since the ASR went the past 14 years The water equipment each set up with Utilizing micro-turbi and congressional legislative online. pressure for the The loans’ interest rate has long been tied to the Oregon Staff photo by nes that districts to That’s better than of Pendleton’s well power fi ve wells E.J. in different they’d learn to use match shifts in population. the average 3.5 on a gauge at city well 14 city Local Government Investment Pool and has fluctuated and a fi rst-of-its- water system Harris jobs. feet per year decrease on the west side currently operates He walked of Pendleton. The reads kind siphon design used for eight wells for before. But between 1 and 7 percent over the past two decades. takes place every 10 years, It the new system them throug its drinking water water city fi ltration, the the pneum isn’t consistently city has stored billions system. Development h But as an alternative, state statute also allows the following city the U.S. Census. preventing groundwate of gallons of water air powere atics system, or of Oregon’s next redistricting r loss, much in Oregon, but cities across Umatilla River parks, trails and wildlife less recharging the See AIRPORT/6A plagued region that in a drought- air motors d pistons and Eastern Oregon landscape the arid prediction is dire. help more aquifer. will occur in 2021. members of habitats along the western Groundwater depletion rely on inches of rain per averages just 12 mechanical , hydraulics, and the same supply. the public access “At some point, The current method year. discussed in an agricultural is often the river. which include drive systems, of On balance, the city If the area can’t to go dry,” he said. someone’s going allowing lawmakers By JADE context 222-acre Oxbow now draws and stop drawing s to chains draw MCDO 100 heavily percent , pulleys the maps is “susceptible belts It’s just a matter from the aquifer, Patterson’s W. Elm Avenue reclamation East Oregon WELL of where and stored from of its supply from water examples . He showed them area when. ian to political manipulatio percent to the cooler months, of rigging survive. Some n,” systems, and and lifting Good ad As the Umatil Richardson wrote fare so well, pump system Shepherd p Ro See GROUNDWATER/8A la River but hundre species did not from the Blue Loo He encour letter announcing in a news- s. pines and Health Care la dle aged Mountains winds its way As the task cottonwoods ds of ponderosa Umatil Prin System to keep an River, the force report. “There to the the are open mind students is look an working to caretakers of its Columbia provid trees continue to still standing. as for a career. inherent confl ict of they grow they e cooling shade, banks are By ANDREW TAYLOR ration and strike a balance betwee “I bet will allowing legislators interest in ow Trail recreat The Associated Press n resto- send clearer water back attract wildlife and guys who you money that the Oxb Near Hermi ion. their own districts to draw Not all trees into the river. work with pumps they didn’t ranch known ston, a 220-ac their own voters.” and pick , re former said the biggest are good news. Sater WASHINGTON as the want to be start out saying, ‘I East Oregonian purchased vehicle and pointed Legislative his W. Orchard a pump tech,’” by the Bureau Oxbow site was is removal of the thing the property needs Trump administrat — The redistricting Avenue said. Riverfro 5.12-ac with gun at Morrow County invasive “But trees re nt habitat restora he of Reclam Wednesday asked ion on See REDISTRICTING:/8A Park Steelhead these system when they look at years ago tion in mind. ation someth and other non-native Russian olive Congress Morrow County District Sheriff’s Deputy Aaron 207 for $29 billion in disaster vegetation, Park Three undert ing he said would up. Somet s, their eyes light on the land volunteers planted W. Highland Attorney Justin Nelson will Haak, although he did not aid imes 7,000 aking.” to be a “massi to cover ongoing Avenue property that passion trees comes later.” and establi restore the natural hurricane ve bring charges against a man fire the gun. “About fl oodplain relief and recovery HERMISTON 56 percent sh more wildlife habitat While the some kind every other plant According who allegedly of those trees and to pay federal efforts college doesn’ . matill out of About teach invasiv here U a “We’ll is have fl ood to Nelson, electrical Invasive species e species,” he t pointed a gun Ri insurance claims. said. systems, here, but I see how they continu survived. prolife like Haak did not at a deputy and See JOBS/ The request 1,000 feet planting,” think it was a pretty e to do out life that rate quickly, chokin Russian olives 14A expect anyone was shot in late g out Bureau of successful the government is comes as is Sources: Bureau resources special Reclamation spending Full remov more suited to the other plant to be inside the of Reclamati September. almost $200 million ecosys al and replace on; City of After proble ist Chet Sater said. natural species could Hermiston a day ment with tem. vehicle, which A Morrow for emergency ms rangin Alan Kenaga run beaver to a native /EO Media he was tagging to particularly g from a hungry dollars, but every into the millions C o u n t y response and hurricane Group said the bureau little hot summe faces a of said be towed. But as grand jury surge in fl ood claims r, Sater edge the volunteer group bit can help. Sater expected for more like has been dedica Tour of he approached, federally insured recommended 50 homes LEFT: This Sept. 4 photo ted about Knowl- H u r t a d o and businesses slammed bringing the removing provided er Gorge east See RIVER by Hurricane of Portland. RIGHT: by Inciweb showed the /14A hurricanes Harvey, opened the rear charges based Eagle In Creek Associated wildfi re burning Irma, important Maria on Cayo Santiago, this Oct. 4 photo, a monkey and Maria. passenger door, on evidence in the Columbia Press known walks over the sites for research Riv- rubble left into how primates as Monkey Island, in Puerto White House looked out, and presented by the Hurtado think, socialize budget protect Rico, one of the in the wake of director Mick and evolve. pointed a gun at DA. world’s most low-income policy- disaster told lawmakers in Mulvaney holders from big relief Efren Hurtado, 26, will Haak. efforts. rate hikes, Federal offi cially allow submitting the request fi refi ghting accounts winds down and, once again, Haak quickly fired two be charged with unlawful request that drop the government to would receive the Forest Service the federal fl ood from the program needed to sition but signaled oppo- use of a weapon, menacing rounds, one of which struck $577 insurance properties to the administrat as well to replenish million rob money from important program “is not designed and carrying a concealed Hurtado in the side of the them fi re prevention proposed restrictions ion’s to repeatedly that have been after a disastrous handle catastrophic work to pay fl ood fl ooded, and on weapon. He is currently head, dropping him but not By CLAIR insurance. Western wildfi res. season of for fi ghting wildfi res,” like those caused by losses phasing out policies E WITHY lodged in the Umatilla penetrating his skull. Harvey, homes on new COMBE “This funding request said in a statement. he Rep. Irma, Capital Bureau and in Greg fl Maria. ood is 35-day legisla According to Nelson, a zones. “We County Jail. Walden must not The NFIP (R-Oregon) applauded is simply not fi scally only supplement good start, but those affected In the which is due tive session, Hurtado was shot in the Haak rushed back to meantime, funding the SALEM able in its current sustain- Wednesday’s to begin Feb. designated to recoup those accounts to pay for by Maria, Harvey, Irma and form.” early hours of Sept. 22 in a his car for cover, called — Oregon 2018. wildfi 1, the cost of this fi Gov. Kate proposal would request fi refi ghting costs, as well Mulvaney proposed re season, and res still have a long One propos parked Chevy Tahoe on the dispatch, and waited for provide the included as but a $16 a push to Brown renewed package of changes al, recommenda- how it’s past time that we fi x said diffi cult road ahead,” to the fl ood billion to pay those tion that westbound side of Inter- other police officers to restricting tighten state laws to the Governor’s according Minority we pay for fi res fl ood insurance forestry reform claims, along Leader would gun owners and Offi state 84 near the Boardman arrive. Officers arrived to Friday. that, among others, program billion for Federal with $13 pursued to help curb wildfi be treat them like the natural Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. hip purcha prevent a person ce, from would gency find Hurtado unconscious Emer- re disasters they “We should act exit. sing Days after are.” Management Agency borrowing going forward. on this and until” a fi rearm “unless supplement a Nelson said the grand with a revolver near his shootin The deadly “Another fi re al quickly, but it Senate’s top Demo- Oregon State g in Las season crat quickly Vegas that Police verify they jury heard testimony hand. Hurtado had been took 58 backed the aid are hundreds, lives and injured to do so. As it stands, eligible and video indicating that recovering at a Portland See WILDFIRE/8A Staff photo A woma Brown in people Oregon can by E.J. Harris Oregon lawma called on Hurtado leaned out of the hospital. foothills n takes a pair of still purcha horse of the Blue se politics aside” kers to “put a gun without backgr Mountains s out for a run and pass two check if OSP ound throug proposals on Friday doesn’ near Adam h a stubble fi eld 2017 legisla that failed in the them in 72 hours. t verify under the s. This often called the tive “Charl But it’s not session. apparent what hole,” after the eston loop- will change shooter in Charleston lawma the minds in the upcom kers’ was able to church killings purchase his ing gun See GUNS Task force: Independent commission should redistrict Drought-resistant Pendleton still sees dwindling grou ndwater Riverfront to $29B disaster package Government agencies bal on western ance prioritie stretch of s Umatilla Riv er View N.W. 11th Street Firefi ghting fund ing added Road Hurtado charged with crimes after being shot by officer Parks and reclamati on ve r Ri r ve S.W. 11th Street S.W. 17th S tree t Local investor in biodiesel project warns against getting ‘suckered’ City plan could slash $1 million in airport debt Harvest Festival Saturday in Boardman Free First Friday at Tamastslikt Live musical theater all weekend at BMCC For times and places see Coming Events, 6A MENTORS 6, 2017 AWARD Powerline wildfi re on air pollution from Lawmakers focus p fl uffy shee One dollar WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD get, and the older we chronic conditions, ions.” “We have more we get multiple chronic condit the more likely ds, Fluffy clou WINNER OF THE PENDLETON Every day 10,000 Americans turn 65, demand for care rises n Graduatio ceremony moved to k wic nne Ke lic going pub tion city from State bars na revenue informa with marijua LIFESTYLES/ 141st Year, No. 254 Your Weekend Army sets deadline to May as CDA waits for direction KILLS 59 GUNMAN VOLUNTEER Staff photo by Kathy Aney A team of seniors called the Gender Benders engages in a slimy tug of war Wednesday during Pendleton High School’s Mud Wars at the Happy Canyon Arena. The girls won the event. One dollar AWARD District a Morrow County Nelson said al Attorney Justin found no crimin grand jury in deputy Aaron wrongdoing 22 shooting of Haak’s Sept. an armed man. jury Monday police The grand watched the afternoon e from footag place video L that took near By JADE MCDOWEL shooting ate 84 jury East Oregonian along Interst The grand Boardman. testimony from to bring also heard Companies hoping to the former detective who the state police the case. After development projects Depot won’t be investigated the evidence, he Umatilla Chemical for at least eight reviewing jury if it the able to get started the Army pushed said he asked more months after for transferring the offi ce to pursue wanted his t Haak. the latest deadline to May. agains s was se charge respon land from December else we can “And their “I don’t know what director of the said. ris Carlson AP Photo/Ch no,” Nelson said the shooting do,” said Greg Smith, nt Authority. casino on E.J. Harris Nelson Hurtado Jr., 26, Staff photo by resort and Columbia Developme alay Bay 17,000 acres ring victim, Efren Nildia Resendiz the Mand Once the land — an, is recove with students Interstate 84 and festival near of Boardm d hospital, and an occupied bed at the junction of of Hermiston — at a music tes how to make . talk to at a Portlan shooting s, right, demonstra in Pendleton Interstate 82 outside the U.S. Army’s enough to of a mass Jessica Humphrey Tuesday at BMCC was well spite of taking a the scene is transferred from be divided up as an Nursing instructor and Cristina Hernandez on bodies from police, in head. Rios, lying down, ownership, it will truck with t training Vegas. bullet to the Heppner, parked s load a ay in Las Oregon Military Departmen of Investigator Strip Mond and industrial older Haak, an refuge base, a wildlife car behind west- the Las Vegas his police on the land. predecessor Chevy Tahoe of Interstate 84 In June 2013, Smith’s Staff photo by E.J. Harris the East Oregonian Senior Zachary Ferguson gets a hug from senior Felix Aparicio after Ferguson spoke about how much their friendship bound side for Boardman Don Chance told of the prop- near the exit morning hours meant to him during a “Breaking Down the Walls” session Wednesday at Riverside High School in Boardman. that transfer of a portion Military Depart- in the early 22. Nelson said erty to the Oregon happen within 60 in the of Sept. the day before from being together ment would likely of it transferred to sisterhood of sorts education. other offi cers rest , and Haak the with vehicle days, of nursing the for businesses noticed the to make sure state Aldean at experience is daunting. achs, dean of the trenches who has read local control in time in 2014. That’s Bakewell-Sachs, ng singer Jason music was going it for towing. By KATHY ANEY Susan Bakewell-S University School fans watchi 91 Harvest country dove along with a voluminous to open their doors since — transfer tagged article is Science & she Oregonian Atlantic said police Health East ics, data, couple Oregon ANEY the Route been the story ever happen “soon,” of nursing industry deny the demograph Pendleton TY/12A By KATHY ian ne else. of Nursing, doesn’t a deep, cleansing breath. amount panic mode. See DEPU festival. The of the property will with everyo at least East Oregon looming? announcement that cover along but suggests taking stopped at Blue Moun- not in off a cliff tomorrow,” re killed followed by an Realignment and Is a nursing shortage “We’re not racing don’t want is to foster to her for barrage of gunfi ed more than Bakewell-Sachs on her on’s posts the Army’s Base shifted the timeline Maybe. wound “What you nd The College recently g in become a nurse’ Elaine Anders t this weeke a 59 people and tain Community a white coat ceremony she said. mass shootin Closure offi ce has more months. Maybe not. need everybody to to accoun from situation seems dire. the worst . SWAT offi cers ne on HERMISTON The EOU a ‘we realistic. We need Facebook for transfer by a few point he’s highly for someo raphs 500 in At fi rst glance, the to the way back thinking. This isn’t capacity in our education can history Mandalay Bay aging. According every at Eastern Oregon University. Photog seemed typical Smith said at this deadline given, Our population is nearby the vacation. one of OHSU’s satellite The Ameri we have the people turn 65 nursing program is also have ensure Las Vegas ing in the hotel pool. of a swarmed the Casino and found Craig skeptical of any HO and AARP, about 10,000 May 2018 system.” and BMCC and OHSU are getting older too. By SALLY IA CANO achs switched to Resort and shooter, Stephen of swimm Fountain. Images including the newest single day. Nurses cusp of crisis as a 2016 campuses, . oor GARC The savvy Bakewell-S infants in have no choice but REGINA l. a partnership apparent 64, dead in his 32nd-fl Bellagio we on the Press Carla Hagen, caring for preterm from a timeline, but “we Are with festiva Between after and sat night, es achs music declared? academia Associated rifl k, Bakewell-S came to OHSU Paddoc country and Laurie a cache of to accept it.” on Sunday Amer- article in The Atlantic . issues such as By JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN ed photo a hospital setting. She in 2013. associate dean of nursing, said, the number of Her post anything but typical . hotel room with Contribut With a variety of worked out, East Oregonian Jersey S — The 2010 and 2030, it increase by 75 percent. EOU’s BMCC nursing program director, started ammunition. son (on spent the are college in New LAS VEGA g sounded worries somewhat however, was tonight,” it water rights already work centers ons had icans over 65 will services will soar. A third Post, tiny conference room. The three s Kevin Ander Kathleen poppin The administrator rst, The Anders “Very scary killed…” sister, camera rapid-fi re complexitie Elaine and much of the remaining ers at fi of Demand for health retirement age in the in a Though Rochelle Whellams had just Kevin’s Kevin acquainted with the TY/12A left) and smile for the back to “Many people her husband like fi recrack See NURSE/8A a nurses intimately nurses. They mentally fi nish See DEPU of nurses will reach met the teenagers at Riverside High in the crowd fans See DEPOT/8A Training enough She and their lives after Waters, before heading l on Sun- of training and many have formed a I y music next 10-15 years. School, she had them riveted. music faculty and enough each other’s sentences and By JAYAT shortly escaped with fi re on country 22,000 countr tand what was music festiva where 59 and fi nding enough “How many of you have had a time we were.” KRISHNAN to gain practical n opened a country in Las Vegas as students RAMA the ing. for gunma didn’t unders when the band sites ian lucky clinical where someone judged you and it hurt?” day night in a mass shoot not as East Oregon happening and singer Depot timeline agents, she asked the Boardman students, to an people died lies that were Harvest country music festival off the s of stopped playing fami Nerve : bolted month the 91 almost unanimous affirmative response. 2004-2011 for three ■ and at Route weapons are Jason Aldean After shooting research inue to pray a munitions and other of Nursing r of mass stage. Umatilla Chemi- Whellams is a speaker from discussion, surveys, the gunshots,” University School “Please cont Elaine Anderson, survivo destroyed at the “Breaking Down the Walls,” a program “That’s Health & Science saying community School Board — be heard cell- l-Sachs, Oregon cal Depot authority that aims to help students relate to one man could — Susan Bakewel Hermiston decision Monday on a ■ June 2013: Reuse says transfer another and better deal with issues that emphatically in the nearly made its ston High director Don Chance for business- cause them trouble in school. time phone video of silence and night: Hermi of 2018 will Staff photo by E.J. Harris could happen in on the depot in The session, which was founded half-minute that followed. A Toyota Rochelle Whellams, center, leads a group of Riverside High School School’s Class es to be running caps at the in 1984 as part of the “Learning for students in a exercise meant to show the students how much they have others: their confusion with toss d 2014 wick. Stay Crews begin Living” program, attempts to engage in common with each other during a “Breaking Down the Walls” session woman pleade Center in Kenne voted 6-1 to ■ August 2013: Get down! Umatilla Chemical students in several ways: get them Wednesday at Riverside High School in Boardman. “Get down! The board across dismantling the ceremony Facility down!” the pop-pop-pop comfortable with each other through move the in June 2018, and Agent Disposal Army Depot The House Committee , s Then Norton said his staff decided to host games and basic conversations, break that they don’t normally associate with,” the river ■ July 2014: Umatilla d. And pure By GEORGE PLAVEN local option becomes Co- on Energy and Commerce noise resume Walden them Reuse Authority nt Authority will revisit Board member in into smaller groups to get to know said Riverside principal David Norton. the event because they’re trying to help East Oregonian chaired by Rep. Greg hold a the terror set in. start screaming lumbia Developme developing each other, and have them discuss and “And second, to recognize that we all students who have adverse child experi- afterward. ton was (R-Oregon), will “People and we start preparation to start expected have baggage. Just because I may be ences, as well as learn more about how in about their own experiences. Jason Middle think re season may be hearing Wednesday exam- Wildfi vote. transfer yelling and depot after of large lone “no” has been a long creeping to a close in north- “The idea is that kids will start to coming to school upset, there may be a those events affect students’ success said Andrew ining the impacts chair running,” who provided the early 2015 “This at but the fallout is fi res on air quality, releasing other people within our school reason for that.” Final staff recognize said board See WALLS/6A in we east Oregon, ■ October 2014: Akiyoshi, video to The Asso- of partic- process,” laid off as demili- an. “But the just beginning to ramp up massive amounts disposal facility cellphone “You could feel is Karen Sherm offi cially end decision) Washington, D.C. ulate matter and greenhouse tarization operations Army says it feel like . ciated Press. know (the do for students You could gases into the atmosphere cata- ■ December 2014: the depot the panic. were fl ying above best we can s.” give P photo “Year after year, doesn’t want to Sanchez/A the bullets ody’s ducking for free after rage on and familie rcio Jose HERMISTON Vegas RIGHT:Ma /12A strophic wildfi res including back to local control ournal / us. Everyb g low to the on the Las in the agrees to a free Review-J See GRAD as Vegas situation all, but eventually federal lands, Stevens/L down, runnin and shooter and casino is seen LEFT: Chase an active transfer parts of my district, with ground.” some concertgoers Bay resort Greg Smith becomes choked ana during alay are 2015: July skies nt ■ Tropic Mand our While Developme at the the West,” w at the , others pushed woman director of Columbia extends time- smoke throughout a Sept. exits, hit the ground wounded : A broken windo crowded assist a Authority and Army from late RIGHT Walden said during hearing. ay. for the Sunday. LEFT: People line for depot transfer S/11A ing on Mond Las Vegas 13 House committee in my E.J. Harris 2016 See VEGA Strip in of a mass shoot Staff photo by 2015 to November for depot air “Air quality issues to rise aftermath By JADE MCDOWELL re smoke in the ■ April 2016: Deadline home state continue because from November “There are so many scams, I usually can red due to wildfi East Oregonian transfer moved n. to dangerous levels cancel- The setting sun glows outside of Pendleto 2016 to May 2017 Agreement see them, but this one I got suckered.” of these fi res, forcing events, Wednesday, Aug. 2., PENDLETON ■ December 2016: Everyone hopes to get n from division of water lations of community — Glenn Bradley, Hermiston investor for Comparing air pollutio and lost reached on the in on the ground floor of school closures day and “very unhealthy” rights for the depot Army’s Base the next Microsoft or Pepsi, sources dollars.” The tourism t one day. ■ April 2017: in wildfires to other but investing in a start-up wide investment scam” and his company has come into Closure offi ce eted The Oregon Departmen by wildfires in Oregon Thick smoke blanketed Realignment and acres were burned Quality for away have interpr equivalent company is always a gamble. fined Doughty for violating more money recently and is of Environmental particu- the area from fi res as far in More than 685,000 a draft agreement moves Service data. The Forest submits While cities differently, Carter U.S. to and “ready to go.” Last week he 2015, according Glenn Bradley, of Herm- Oregon securities law. ent A maintains 35 air statewide, as Montana and Canada, human activity: transfer of the depot IO SIERR 2017 to this agreem tanding is that she’s carbon footprint from “There are so many scams, called the state’s investiga- iston, can attest to that. After how By ANTON late monitors Pendleton. addition to a rash of infernos ian More than 3 million timeline from September said her unders as the talk about in such driven to East Oregon one d I usually can see them, but tion “one-sided” and said he cars state, 2017 investing $30,000 in the d the including passenger December has receive so Sept. 6, around not allowe Creek Total greenhouse The latest es- for one year. Inland Pacific Energy Center this one I got suckered,” plans to fight it in court. e Between July 1 and index 48,573-acre Eagle ton has much money the city ■ May 1, 2018: from Oregon on when the tax revenu of Pendle OR Eleven years after putting Cascade Locks in gases in 2006, he has yet to see a Bradley said. the local air quality near timate from BRAC 2015: ana sales from marijuana characterized the re fi The city wildfires, homes’ mariju r 1.3 million River Gorge. some Doughty maintains that in money, however, Bradley dime of profit. Last week depot will be transferred was listed as “moderate” year. although she for the Columbia wildfi res have 14.2 million tons received e, but Finance Directo energy use for one how far, t as “minimal.” the state called the operation the plan is not a scam and has his doubts he will ever see for 13 days, “unhealthy woman by E.J. Harris tax revenu will not disclose amoun for fi ve All together, Staff photo zyk, a spokes revenue, sensitive groups” for one — in which developer Bob he still fully intends to build a return on his investment, EO Media Group graphic Joy Krawc Linda Carter ent of See POLLUTION/8A days, “unhealthy” Doughty sold shares in a the plant. He says the project and he said he knows other in much. for the departm in place to protect yet. l infor- as they graze was merely delayed by the proposed biodiesel plant in At least not city contracted said the rule is nancia fi sheep of See SCAM/6A ment of businesses’ private or counties with When the Stanfield — a “community- 2008 financial crisis but over a herd 3 Oregon Depart cities sses, move slowly with the to collect the local mation. In marijuana busine e lus clouds east of Echo. share Cumu ue ay Reven 10 or fewer said, specifi c revenu y and the city’s a fi eld Mond identif zyk percent tax percent state tax, Carter be used to how Krawc of the 17 to publicly disclose ng fi gures could NUE/12A agreed not the city was receivi See REVE much money ana sales taxes. from mariju as 527 injured es gunfi re com y dala from Man Bay tower BUCKS CAN’T ESCAPE COUGARS SPORTS/1B R 3, 2017 2017 ONPA WHITE HOUSE, SUPPORT BUM NRA REGULATIONS P STOCK PLAYOFFS/1B VOLLEYBALL/1B 64/39 , OCTOBE TUESDAY OF THE WINNER ALTUVE GOES NUTS BUCKAROOS RALLY BACK IN FIFTH SET MORE INFO ON VEGAS SHOOTER Governor to close gu renews push loopholes n ownership in 2018 Running for the hills /14A Subscribe and get it all, five days a week. Get full online access with a print subscription. Call us! 1-800-522-0255 ext. 1
