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If you don’t subscribe, here’s what you missed: News, features, sports, crime reports, public notices, entertainment, comics, puzzles, classified ads, bargains and more ... , OC TUESDAY Bug up sleeve cause l driver to lose contro LOG/5A Y PUBLIC SAFET SPORTS/1B 64/46 RETURN OF MOLLY’S REVENGE THIS WEEK’S WINNERS AND LOSERS REGION/3A PIGSKIN PICKERS/2B CHARGES BROU AGAINST TEEN GHT IN GORGE FIRE SPORTS/1B BUGGING OUT s PENDLETON DEFEATS HERMISTON 7 201 TOBER 17, DODGERS HEAD TO WORLD SERIES NORTHWEST/2A WEEKEND EDITION 70/49 BER 18, 2017 WEDNESDAY, OCTO 142nd Year, No. 2 WINNER OF THE L EXCELLENCE 2017 ONPA GENERA PENDLETON in all parks Tobacco banned enforcement th grace period on Will have a six-mon properties in the Pend- to all 22 By ANTONIO SIERRA leton parks system. doesn’t just East Oregonian The ordinance but any “tobacco health ban cigarettes, or “lighted smoking Faced with public parks are products” or activated inhalant instrument concerns, Pendleton That means and going cold giving up smoking the next two delivery system.” tobacco, cigars, pipes, chewing turkey for at least pens e-cigarettes or vape years. an ordi- snuff, The council amended at Rudy are also forbidden. administra- Unlike a previous nance banning tobacco expanded it Rada Skatepark and One dollar AWARD could these kinds of policies smoking near said prevent tobacco addiction in tive rule that banned place carries help and provide a safe playgrounds, the ordinance struggling to who violate it minors for former smokers penalties for those and fi nes. including citations and Recre- kick their habit. Health Umatilla County Public Pendleton Parks Cook said Jim Setzer said people ation Director Donnie to protect Director on smoking in the ordinance was meant and reduce thought that a ban never hold, but restaurants would changed on the children from tobacco butts. has cigarette attitude littering from standpoint, public From a health the tobacco issue. Mariah Hinds, for coordinator See SMOKE/8A prevention Public Health, Umatilla County Local leaders bend federal ears on forest plan revision Grazing, restoration remain key issues By GEORGE PLAVEN East Oregonian BULLDOGS DOM INATE SPORTS/1B THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2017 142nd Year, No. 3 WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD One dollar 142nd Year, No. 4 WINNER OF THE Your Weekend PENDLETON Main Street plaza project downsized Initial plan of event center, food hub nixed by landowner Union Pacifi c By ANTONIO SIERRA East Oregonian The Pendleton Enhancement Program had ambitious designs for the 500 block of South Main Street, with the ultimate goal of building an event plaza on the old Webb’s Cold Storage at the property. But negotiations with the property owner — Union Pacifi c Railroad — has forced the commu- nity group to scale back its scope to focus on beautifying and enhancing a different space — a downtown parking lot. Chuck Wood, a project member, a retired city councilor, and the former chairman of the Pendleton Development Commission, went before the commission at a meeting Tuesday with a couple of requests. The enhancement project wanted the commission to release a $20,000 grant it had committed to the group in March and reaffi rm its support for the project. For the past year, the project has lined up support from promi- nent local offi cials and nonprofi ts including Wood, Umatilla County Commissioner George Murdock, the Community Action Project of East Central Oregon and the Pend- leton Downtown Association. The group divided its project into three phases: the installation of fencing around the railroad, moving old trusses from the Eighth Street Bridge to the 500 block of Main Street and creating a plaza just south of the railroad tracks. Wood said the fi rst phase — fencing on the north side of the train tracks from the Heritage Station Museum to behind the Trendsitions building across Main Street — is supposed to be completed by the end of the year. Echo Oktoberfes t • downtown Saturday Fall Festival at • Harris Jr. Academy Echo Corn Maze and • Pumpkin Patch For times and places see Coming Events, 3A Weekend Weather See PENDLETON/8A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2017 ONPA GENERA L EXCELLENCE BEAVER BELIEV ERS 20, 2017 Punishment soften ed for hard drugs LIFESTYLES/1C BLUE MOUNTA IN AWARD One dollar Local police chiefs, district attorney questio bill that turned possess n ion into a misdem eanor By JAYATI RAMAKRIS East Oregonian HNAN It is no longer to be in possession a felony in Oregon of hard drugs — of small amounts the fi rst time around. As per House Bill offenders found with 2355, fi rst-time usable amounts of heroin, methamphe tamines, cocaine and other hard drugs are charged with a misdemean or instead of the felony charge accompany possession. that used to The law went into passing 36 to 23 in effect Aug. 15, the House and 20 to 9 in the Senate. According to who voted for the state lawmakers was to stop fi lling bill, the purpose people who could up prisons with treatment for drug instead receive use. Several entities worked with legislators to craft the Oregon Chiefs the bill, including ciation and the of Police Asso- Oregon Sheriff’s Association. Local law enforcemen t offi cials said the impact of Black tar heroin Photo contributed the new law is not by the Hermiston (left) and methamph yet clear, but its divisive by the Blue Mountain etamine (right) Police Department Enforcement Narcotics nature is. confi scated Team. See DRUGS/12A “The stigma 142nd Year, FOLK MUSIC/3C No. 5 WINNER OF THE OCTOBE CLEARING A PR ESENT DANGER 2017 ONPA R 21-22, 201 GENERAL EXCELLEN CE AWARD Landowner s remove bru sh, fallen tree s to help pre The contra vent forest see driving st is easy to fi res throug 7 $1.50 ECHO City issues apology for councilor’s anti-gay comments Fri Sat Sun ers from across By GEOR County commission GE PLAVE Monday with the N East Oregon Eastern Oregon met and other federal ian U.S. Forest Service to discuss the agencies in Pendleton and key issues latest timeline, progress e Blue Moun- of a felony charge and Cindy h Tom facing the long-overdu 58/40 57/53 is gone.” One dollar — Justin Nelson, forest proper Beechinor’s 61/46 tains Forest Plan Revision. Rieth. Morrow County another step in district attorney ment Mount ty up Govern- The gathering was Watch a game process of Staff photo ain Road contentious and RD northe Harris grueling t in the rn Umati by E.J. CE AWA land managemen Fall colors lla County. approving three new EXCELLEN Wallowa- soggy woods decorated the GENERAL for the Umatilla, plans forests, ONPA vs. national where the Wednesday, PENDLETON Whitman and Malheur in 1990. OF THE 2017 showed their Beechinors WINNER which were last updated By JADE supposed to be thin overly latest work to MCDO Forest plans are years to account Redmond vs. Hermiston East Oregon WELL No. 1 trees. In one dense stands of ian updated every 10-15 and provide 142nd Year, PENDLETON Friday, 7 p.m., fl oor is clean area, the forest for the latest science, The city of clutter with a framework at Kennison Field open for and the Forest Service lands. The Blue issued an of Echo has thrive. In larger trees to apology for managing public Plan includes 4.9 statements other areas, By MARCY GORDON for brush is almost the Mountains Forest Eastern Oregon and councilor made by city AP Business Writer too thick to walk and million acres in on Facebo Lou Nakapalau and down loaded with dead ok calling . for Washington man fuel. forester a gay an rare WASHINGTON — Millions of “If we Jim Peña, regional , said the telling him anti-gay slur and Woman with after long Americans would lose a prized tax thing in don’t do some- Oregon and Washington of AIDS he that when he dies here, Mothe died in the home stretch break under President Donald Trump’s is Nature se will Service r spit on his Forest will,” Tom disea grave. revision, and a fi nal sweeping revamp of the tax code, but inor said, Beech- access to drug of completing the “The Echo statement will be the threat warning against corporations would get to keep it. battle for City Counc environmental impact 2018. would of February after like to extend il ANEY wildfi res, disease and The Republican proposal would released sometime remain concerned sincerest By KATHY ian insect infesta its tions. eliminate the federal deduction for state - Teen musicians react East Oregon But county offi cials will address issues who were apology to those and local taxes, a widely popular break This offended about how the plans comments year such as live- by with understanding another intense marke I saw Susie used by some 44 million Americans, vital to the local economy, member made by a council he last time in my mind. access, pace and fi re season d across the in a Facebo especially in high-tax, Democrat- after concerts canceled stock grazing, public dialog reporte West, includ Arroyo sticks in her ok land allocations and Oregon, where ing ic-leaning states like New York, New scale of restoration, Oregonian,” d by the East Susie sat ny swept over large blazes By KATHY ANEY Jersey, California and Illinois. But at St. Antho timber sales. reads. “Comm the statement an estima laid out to the Aney wheelchair that late-August day by Kathy ted East Oregonian Those concerns were corporations, which pay billions in of a vidual counci ents of indi- Staff photo Umatilla National stein Hospital on ing an IV infusion local property levies and state income kids’ bier feds Monday at the s. More than 30 their person l members on periodic during Okto- after receiv which al social headquarter “We Band ay taxes, wouldn’t be affected. Forest accoun director one of the including media ’re in glass Andy drug, ts do not meeting, pray Cary new etitors out at Saturd water-fi lled never canceled a ned have any people attended the congressman Greg endorsement Republicans are determined to over- and By JANIE HAR Two comp sts battle it concert in g their to God we ing she had petitio MICHAEL R. BLOOD his 14 years Pendleton Peña, Republican commissioners, all the counci or approval of haul the nation’s tax system by year’s lifting conte last person holdin EO fi le photo E.J. Harris High l as a whole the U.S. Food Associated Press Staff photo by School — until end up with never Walden, 12 county berfest. The they represe end, offering a plan that lowers the nor do and represen- Byron Wysocki, left, and Jordan McDonald began their partnership in 2001, creating the wireless broadband company Wtech- Umatilla. and Drug nt mystery infection a recent nt on Tuesday in n aloft won. three forest supervisors corporate tax rate from 36 percent to 20 SAN The statem city policy.” Marine Fisheries link. This photo was taken in 2011. brought Administratio Place housing developme up here. But a fi re Staff photo by him down. FRANCISCO — She E.J. Harris tatives of the National to say that ent goes on percent and reduces the number of tax on in the Virginia’s Fish and Wildlife The wildfi res to approve. drug you lots for constructi A few weeks not endors the city does Service and U.S. that have A blue heron sits brackets. Trump and the GOP cast the never know debris while clearing devastated believed the ally e any statem perched on the noticed a pain on the ago, he that dispara Service. An excavator moves banks of a pond n focused on .” plan as a boon to the middle class. fornia this Northern Cali- ent left side would eventu a at the Wildhorse of his chest and immediatel month caused at — Dale Much of the conversatio in the plan because of ges someone Golf Course on Meeting at the White House least on $1 billion Freeman, standards help her live l y Thursday in Mission. Kathy worried about a heart has never their identity and proposed grazing in damage warned president Wednesday with members of the issue. more norma could to insured property, taken an action of the that commissioners ranching Aney After noticing a adopte revision Langd offi cials the Susie lump d a or on Lake Associ tax-writing Senate Finance Committee, blow to near life. said Thursday, as his sternum, he fi Comment her “in any policy that was could deal a major ation gured the counties railed Trump said, “this is a once-in-a-lifetime PENDLETON barely lift fl ashed ties increased the authori- problem was muscular. or biased sense prejudicial industry. Specifi cally, count of height on stubble in opportunity, in my opinion.” arms, but smile 678,00 toward homes He increase and started an 0 acres other buildings group of people a class or icing down against her a statewide. 4 inches to 6 inches 6 a dazzling Some were Democratic members of destroyed the down to give and taking it easier. his chest to nearly public lands from City counci .” sparked Maybe when I leaned lighting, committee remained united in opposi- Both numbers 7,000. watersheds, and from by it was a torn pec muscle lor Robert functioning Harris hope in such “I impaired were or proposed hug. as the in at-risk expected to rise tion to the current plan, said Sen. Ron she said, cracked rib, he reasoned. or a 191,121-acre Chetco issuing the apology during inches to 8 inches as crews “Next time,” back.” fi re near Brook continued assessing Wyden of Oregon, the top Democrat. Bar With no improveme to hug you council meetin Thursday’s watersheds. areas a requirement that By PHIL WRIGHT to be able would never come. scorched by the nt, others were ings, while He said their message to the president “I’m out of it, I’m no longer working there. More online he fi nally saw a chiropracto Stubble height is though Wallowa since Nakap g — the fi rst blazes more East Oregonian at age 28. That hug carelessly allowing r ignited by was: “You fi x it (the tax system) killed with 42 people, a total that and then a doctor, community, , Susie died comments alau made the relates to water quality, To view some of the court docu- human L that the town where That’s no longer my problem.” On Friday hit me and other ner Susan Roberts on makes it the deadliest real tax relief that helps the middle By JADE MCDOWEL tests, X-rays and had blood as the 48,831-acre s, such workers to live in County Commissio ments visit eastoregonian.com “I think Oct. 7. In 2015 it e the The news Jordan McDonald’s legal allotments within the of fi res in state history. series Eagle East Oregonian class. You don’t give tax cuts to people therapy. Finally, he physical Creek fi re in the they are employed. 68 percent of hard. Despit least we can that’s the absolute — Jordan McDonald, co-founder of Wtechlink said some grazing 8 inches of grass, Columbia battles with his former business Susie fans woman’s severe health do,” State Insurance estimated that at the St. Anthony ended up River Gorge. like him (Trump).” By ANTONIO SIERRA to oust him from controlling the forests do not grow His motion Harris said. Aney be harder was of Morrow did partner over one of Eastern Pendleton we just fi gured she sioner Dave Jones Commis- by Kathy So-called emergency room Hospital Toward the end of the meeting, Finding housing can some parts workers at the Port East Oregonian several second was met with Staff photo even in a good year. certainly destroy said the er- “It was an ugly divorce, and oversees the company’s fi nances. company. “megafi res” problems, ue to beat the odds. in top internet service preliminary the Oktob night in unrelenting Thursday are burnin dollar valuation Trump issued a thinly veiled threat to from the rest s of silence “That will almost producers, Oregon’s than fi nding a job but there are not live in Boardman. to say how McDonald in that lawsuit and music at She is a certifi ed public pain. He and hotter g would contin d her cheat the providers have ended. Court both parties have moved on,” he of Sen. bigger losses came from of the counci Oregon, our smaller listens to “I just wanted this adven- was of Eastern promp Democratic senators, according to admitted few The watche of and a they alleged Wysocki mismanaged We if Pendleton that than claims had and ones ting beer l, Monday according We larger to solve before, records show McDonald a few said. “I wish Mr. McDonald well accountant in the Tri-Cities, fi led Aney ds. sips his r for so long. traveled by ambulance excited we are to have Library has more Public by Kathy audience an outcry from Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio. Most of the with the eight people working she greatly diminish our lands for grazing to Staff photo Pendleton, Round-Up Groun Grim Reape thinking she had to offer insurance companies largest weeks ago cut ties with Byron and have nothing buy admiration Washington, and said Wtechlink Wtechlink and siphoned off tens to due to change researchers, Oregon Health & Ford, of the ture starting in Boardman,” than books. looked like members as it orange beer problem. Democratic members of the tax-writing cannot use our public s in both at Joe on Saturday at groundbreaking Contracting had started Science climate remains healthy, but beyond that of thousands of company dollars in the past,” Roberts affected areas and in the Wysocki and Pendleton-based for him.” Beer” sports University Hospital Saturday On Tuesday, BC Partnership said during the die from a the motion might fest That’s the and landsc the as they have done Senate Finance Committee who include were did not for other endeavors and personal Play for superpowers. a diagnosis of a erfest on Wysocki said Wtechlink she did not want to comment. lack of a second in Paul Hessb Limited ape. (TOP) A Wtechlink, the company they Portland. er of “Will g at the Oktob conveyed by message Harris looked said. need invited are up for re-election next year uninsured property. recently Susie got ening disorder called and PROffutt on a new 240-unit ceremony. of Morrow manager . A memb would also landscape urg, research watershed Library Jade McDowell has around 4,000 customers in playin She also declined to say expenses. They settled the suit cleared area opened together in 2002. Grounds. Staff photo by Port Director Mary Finney “I was getting Jerry Gaunt, at councilor The Forest Service broke ground ecolog in states Trump won in 2016. Brown is See FIRE/12A est take on east of Milton socks while ton Round-Up Dystrophy of Tom muscle-weak Contracting in Boardman. Gary Neal thanked PROffutt, the and who told Harris “I’m out of it, I’m no longer Pendleton, Pilot Rock, Athena, if Byron Wysocki has treated in October 2015, with Wysocki and exponentially steadily the U.S. Forest ist with to the forest fl oor Muscular teacher the library’s 2017-2020 he didn’t Company, BC ess. It’s a Northw apartment complex -Freewater. and Cindy Beech the Pendle among them. of the R.D. Pettigrew See FORESTS/8A working there,” McDonald said. Adams, Helix and on the Wtechlink Duchenne worse,” recently Service, of R.D. Offutt a new 240 unit apartment in a wood garten He bittern as a personal agreeing to buy out McDonald’s inor’s forest (BOTTOM) Cary real estate division strategic plan, which but counci have to second it, on City Manager Karen Representatives of Prod- easily ed area nearb said Brown said Trump told them, “I Densely property after her kinder Prodigal Son. and a kolsch.” groggily to talk visited Pendleton land-urban er, owner and the companies Offutt company that owns RDO and Boardman break ground Umatilla Indian Reservation, and checking account, one of the 35 percent share of the company packed trees little girl was “That’s no longer my problem.” Wednesday morning y. in the recently completed. was said she lor Janie Enright about the brewer at Staff interface where . Tim Guenth a board member of couldn’t imagine being a Democrat noticed the disease strikes one said Boardman been working Rush Pilsner with ladder North Folk Walla photo by E.J. Harris in need development s from the this phone from his OHSU by for forest rehabi complex in Boardman Wysocki now is the sole he remains at the helm, while central reasons McDonald sued the motion had seconded “We have so much located there have Walla River used Gold fuel growi more beer vendor barley grown See WTECHLINK/8A igal Son and Pendleton, said of winded. The 3,500 boys, but few See HOUSING/8A litation whole new is adding a spearheading bed. to boost to while people See TAXES/8A his mother, Carol Wysocki, now Wysocki in late 2013 and tried ng all of one hard to fi nd ways to bring to the event drew and some out-of- toasted malt, with owner of Wtechlink. were offer,” Slowly rfest projec on was the fi every variety re she set he of the said she talking the its responded to especially ts trees Oktobe unique in resiliency, lenges for Thursday. out of chal- family’s way state, NAN . The counci y e” housing estimated — known antibiotics and he including proper fi refi where they was Among the around the s as well. in the wild- Enterprise. real easy drinking, light I RAMAKRISH l, as pre-com- hears he’ll girls. 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Pendleton my schedule Oregon a We’re neutral — “There’s a pressurized PEN BROOKINGS — Usually from programs six Citizenship waiting by go place,” author SALEM DLETON to the she said. recalled lawsuit against the Customs Enforcement, U.S. and U.S. results right now.” on lab per year, collaborate visits library. “That’s one of our 10 percent. the parking lot at Brookings’ water system that sprays all legs,” Arroyo she wore a full- other states in a federal “I know what I want strengths.” By ANTON of Homeland Security and Immigration Services, community partners with Cary’s signifi cant The goal is that She said months, and by harbor is fi lled with boat the contaminants (and) dirt,” to IO SIERR U.S. Department other, these go to, but to increased for public information The problem is Emily Callender, and Border Protection. 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