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Harris SIDE, SHOW FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT YOUR S PRIDE INSIDE AND CAR CARE POSTER ASTROS’ PATIENCE PAYS OFF REGION/3A SANCHEZ EAR DISTRICT TITL NS E RESCUED AFTER FIV MONTHS E AT SEA SPORTS/1B SPORTS/1B COM BER 25, 2017 WEDNESDAY, OCTO 63/41 R 24, , OCTOBE TUESDAY No. 6 One dollar AWARD LLENCE ERAL EXCE ONPA GEN 2017 a ed to recruit ny manag by Oct. if the compa to build next door rsed for some grocery store to be reimbu company 1, 2018. original deal, the ments needed costs. t less approved 10 percen In the development had previously & Home reimbursed for each month it The city would be Ranch s. 0 — ent with development — about $11,00 e, for up to six month an agreem hit up a to reimburse system fees and some missed the deadlin has had diffi culty e ny permit ts hoping to g causing as compa packag er, residen buildin ve The charges, Hermiston Home store for Christm rse- ians, howev an incenti 00 — if the & year after costs — fi nding electric t that the full reimbu new Ranch be out of luck this open its sewer ted $107,8 1. After Highway 395 to March Dress to reques worth an estima shopping will told the city it won’t 1. built on south by Jan. 1, ment be extended ncy permit the company original goal of Jan. l voted store being /8A its occupa ent also stated that HERMISTON ny doors by its ston city counci June gained See agreem compa the es until 2018. The The Hermi reimburse costs extend deadlin retailer after the city would road development Monday to r lifestyle in a new for the outdoo Dress asked for require- $185,000 by E.J. Harris 1 to fulfi ll owner George Staff photo and Home deadline of March MCDOWELL By JADE ian East Oregon ues on the n contin ston. Constructio ay in Hermi site on Mond 2017 line HERMISTON new dead Home gets Ranch & OF THE WINNER 142nd Year, new Ranch WEEKEND EDITION WORLD/8A WINNER OF THE 142nd Year, No. 7 L EXCELLENCE 2017 ONPA GENERA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017 142nd Year, No. 9 One dollar Your Weekend ate settles Transgender inm al care lawsuit over medic deemed medically in January if it’s to the agreement. $167K in damages necessary, according announced by the The agreement was Union of Oregon Civil Liberties her to the state’s only consider transferring as part of a settlement American rmed by the Oregon Department and confi all-women’s prison Tuesday. in a brief statement. I was agreement announced also pay Michalle of Corrections for help, “She was begging nothing was The state will in damages, waive begging for help — but The state prison three with PORTLAND — will provide a Wright $167,500 fees associated and See TRANSGENDER/8A system in Oregon Rivers Correctional medical provide counseling transgender Two with hormone therapy, suicide attempts, for gender surgery her referring Institution inmate underwear and will consider bras and women’s Michalle Wright to UMATILLA PENDLETON City’s third marijuana es grow appli for permit FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2017 ONPA GENERA L EXCELLENCE LIFESTYLES/1C 142nd Year, Oregon via AP Hermiston to partake in national drug take- back day WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Bean bag shotgun dare leaves one injured HNAN By JAYATI RAMAKRIS East Oregonian Fri Sat Sun 60/39 63/41 61/39 One dollar By JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN East Oregonian No. 10 WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA OCTOBE THE FIN AL SHOW Weekend Weather 142nd Year, No. 8 AKFAST BOW LS RECIPE/4C One dollar • • • Santos/ACLU of Mat Dos ACLU of Oregon provided by the Wright at the This July 2017 photo er inmate Michalle in Salem. shows transgend al Institution Oregon State Correction PUMPKIN BRE 27, 2017 AWARD Echo Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch Friends of Weston Library Book Sale Haunted House at White Eagle Grange For times and places see Coming Events, 5A receive hormone therapy, By GILLIAN FLACCUS Associated Press WINNER OF THE AWARD R 28-29, 201 GENERAL EXCELLEN CE AWARD 7 $1.50 DOWN Watch a game vs. Pendleton vs. Hermiston Friday, 7 p.m., at the Round-Up Arena Coalition to gather support for ‘cap and invest’ bill Pendleton building inspector Ty Woolsey Pendleton High Schoo rects fi lls out paperwork his music l band directo photo by Kathy ians Friday Aney the nation- at a job site on Hermiston. A Nevada man is in the hospital after a Terrace Drive on One way to combat is to get Cary return at the rivalry r Andy Cary di- mystery Wednesday in Staff photo by dare at a Umatilla County campground left game ed to E.J. Harris infection Pendleton. wide opioid epidemic Science Unive sent him school this week against drugs off the him with a gunshot wound. to the Orego after rsity Hospi unused prescription n Health a get into the hands tal in Portla According to reports from the Umatilla & street before they them. nd. County Sheriff’s Department, two men of people who abuse Drug Enforce- — part of a group of about a dozen other On Saturday, the 14th National ion’s people drinking and celebrating at Frazier Administrat New ment building Day, ian offi cial Take-Back Campground outside Ukiah on Tuesday — East Oregon has to go through Prescription Drug County resi- unconventional path takes fi built agreed to shoot each other with bean bag nished and occupied. him before it is Umatilla and Morrow to pills at the job S.E. Fourth unused 504 off drop at rounds from a shotgun on a dare. According A unique set of circumstanc g auto dents can Department, 330 The buildin ton used to be an has By GEOR es put By ANTONIO SIERRA Woolsey in an important to sheriff’s reports, one man who was shot Hermiston Police a.m. to 2 p.m. GE now and ANTON PLAVEN role in the Street in Pendle from 10 its owner city’s St., East Oregonian received a serious wound on his thigh. First but community S. IO By SIERR national GEORGE development depart- such PLAVEN A East Oregon repair shop, ions. ment, but the city has Umatilla County Undersheriff Jim During the last East Oregonian ian dropped off higher aspirat n of Notus, Idaho Ty Woolsey has adding to his ranks. is having trouble Pendleton Littlefi eld said the incident was still being collection, Oregonians use permit unused drugs, High School Ron Harriso few years pursuing spent only the past arrived at Auto investigated. a conditional 12,120 pounds of Oregon law band directo Supporters ——— applied for shop, Harrison’s ana inspection, having a career in building to lead the the Round-Up Stadiu r Andy Woolsey grew up which reminded “I think what happened, is there were carbon cap and of a proposed prescrip- on a farm in reinvestment to turn his into an indoor mariju attempts at being already exhausted Tumalo, a small with rival Buckaroos pep band m shortly after 5:30 Cary be enforcement how prevalent a group of people camping, highly intox- program in Oregon tion will Enhancer, diesel mechanic a rodeo cowboy, north of Bend. town seven miles the street, Hermiston High for one more showd p.m. n’s applica ton Planning tion opiates had become. icated,” he said. “They decided they were ning to kick off their are plan- E.J. Harris His family had deep own Chief Stuart Staff photo by grow. Harriso worker. But those and construction roots in the construction featured a fans began to gather on the gridiron. Across Pendleton Police ay. by the Pendle campaign Nov. 4 in statewide Staff photo by E.J. Harris going to shoot each other with bean bag drug use Westward Ho! industry, his considered at a meeting Thursd resi- good to Woolsey, years have been grandfather a Pendleton, cord basket rock climbing wall, infl for a tailgate party at the end of the Roberts said prescription BMCC recruiter J.J. Hill speaks to a classroom of senior high school students on Wednesday in Echo. pushing for lawmakers contractor and his rounds to see how they felt.” ball. that on the rise atable slide Round-Up Arena Commission ty is zoned light and become the city who has risen to Chuck Woolsey, father, to pass A few weeks and bungee and abuse have been several years. grow the bill during the Umatilla and Union County Sheriff’s across the Pendleton an assistant building The proper the last building offi cial. of Pendleton’s top offi cial for Deschutes 2018 short marijuana 1,000-foot fi ghting a serious ago, Cary was makes its way Sept., 17, 2010. a over ags fl as locally U.S. legislative and on Deputies responded to the scene around department County. session. riders carrying bone infectio laid up in a hospita dential, there was no It’s Woolsey’s not The younger ry of the Round-Up r, the city’s Roberts said his police A serpentine of n in in their l bed 9:21 p.m., and found a medic that had been The so-called “cap by E.J. Harris parks does feet the 100th Anniversa not a retaile thousands of pages job to interpret the breaks from school Woolsey spent his Staff photo “I’ve had way he could miss this his chest. But he knew Parade during has a secure MedReturn schools and illa. invest” bill would place and of building codes drop off nearby treating the 29-year-old victim. helping my can game. in Umat Starbu his buffer for facility is within 1,000 residents and grand- now,” ay a limit laws and explain father with construction Cary said with cks. I’m ignorin lobby, where Mond on greenhouse gas A private party took the man to Grande s at all times. A projects, apply. The g team on contractors and citizens them to the one of his fi rst with the kids.” g the a smile. “It’s the unused prescription law enforcement charge companies emissions, loves was rodeo. but USA runnin South Hill, just a relief pain right Ronde Hospital in La Grande. He was still of May Park. and utilities to produce something who are trying a year, McNary Cary, the base of proximity to He times to the competed at few d be who for for back at the amateur level graduated Locate in the hospital for treatment on Wednesday. exceeding the limit and practice and on budget. Every on schedule Pendleton is in close s. Although from PHS has the collection incinerated. reinvest the money Pendleton building ates during new structure liams, the Umatilla County Sheriff Terry Rowan proposed grow the Bulldo vs. Hermiston circled in 1994, grew up See WOOLSEY/8A in clean Staff photo by been his teamm neighborhood Amy Ashton-Wil Director of By KATHY ANEY journeyman plumber inspector Ty Woolsey, E.J. Harris with on the calend York and Chicago, where he did runs with said they could not release the names energy of projects such as wind residential ana businesses have with right, listens Activities gs set to join the Washin houses the Frontier Ryaen Driscoll ar. But with Tutuilla Creek Road Umatilla County said opioid use is to r Jose Perez S.W. 18th St. that talk about to East Oregonian theater and stand-up comedy. Hill most mariju by the commission location the victim or the other person involved and yet, solar power, electric on Wednesday tially the fi Association next season gton Interscholasti Fourth-grade property Tavern for $325,000, according Human Services, in Pendleton. a project off cles and public transit. vehi- the nal , Friday marked And as law c told a few jokes, but mostly kept approved because the victim was not yet in a condi- Association buys opposition, dispensary records. Two weeks “It’s hard to War on 84. a serious local concern. poten- Renew Oregon, ana believe that’s Tavern Umatilla on County down on abused minimal public Last year, J.J. Hill drove about the teens trained on the future. offensive tackle tion to be interviewed. He said the bullet ed mariju changed after Sept. 6, the association enforcement cracks users can turn real,” tion backing the bill, the coali- that houses Frontier prior, of a propos of a 4,791 “Who’s going to college?” he 10,000 miles from high school to of our commu for Pendleton from said Cary, who played went all the way through the man’s thigh. a Road was nearby residents. prescription avenues, it would raise $700 estimates their completed the purchase property at 1991-93. “This ways to feed high on Tutuill school in his ride — a silver asked. from “There was some muscular damage, million On Friday nity.” HERMISTON to more dangerous By ANTONIO SIERRA annually is part a request for square-foot residential The group later garnering outcry ts with what , Oct. 13, Cary was Almost two-thirds raised their not return Subaru some bone damage,” Rowan said. new clean while promoting East Oregonian addiction. even Crosstrek emblazoned doctors determ 1821 S.W. Byers Ave. residential prop- Harrison did he did share his though forced to the energy jobs. Gov. different ways is essentially who are addicted, with hands. the Blue Mountain Commu- those the Rowan said the individuals were staying affect second ined “For a but hospita will about Kate would was ent, ts Brown is also on board, like a staph them legally, l osteomyleitis, comm learning By PHIL WRIGHT spent fi ve “We’re going to do a little spirit the rodeo purchased nity College logo. 18th Street on Sept. . The studen to three in a bunkhouse that is a temporary home to cannabis grow onal use NAN infection in if they’re receiving illegally, or announcing turn Like the pioneering the erty at 18 S.W. — more than twice the on how the her to stay healthy East Oregonian his sternum which University days recovering at Oregon I RAMAKRISH ts in his conditi On Wednesday, the BMCC word association,” Hill told the about 20 people from all over the nation. ere from two and races has promoted since its conception, they’ll go and buy a screening of the support at in Portland, By JAYAT Oregonian for $85,000 . heroin,” 28 He anywh add like nearby residen e, form run Health part-tim purchases on expanding Al Gore is The East before fi nally practic recruiter chatted with 25 Echo students. “When I say ‘commu- & “I believe they were working for the change e on Thursd to an alternative climate real market value. application. will be no negative impact three miles. Pendleton Round-Up returning to Science miles during documentary, ay. the nonprofi t The Oregon Department Cary still there High School seniors about nity college,’ what’s the fi rst word Forest Service,” he said. “It sounds “An like Inconvenien she said. programs and entities ry USA are between one and med,” said westward. school the host of properties “There property, as wrote. 2018 Oregon- of Revenue knocked the McNa line, undern has to wear a long months, the to took blosso owns in that area. fi rst A report from the Drug college. ors of the they were celebrating the end of fi re season similar hits. Truth to Power.” t Sequel: Traf- He blended with his that comes into your head?’” The kids of are becoming a In the last two “They’ve one of the coaches the the neighb higher traffi c rate,” he it’s not million off the assessed $54 antibiotics eath his green PHS catheter, known as a purchased organization Words fl owed back to Hill: sporting a ball cap, Idaho High Intensity states audience, and likely were a little overindulgent.” On Wednesday, Mosquito control PICC Potts, “Their Round-Up Association has into his system value The acquisitions represent made that an band sweats running team won’t be a people in the area as already of the Hermiston Generating things consid Renew reckoned with. cross Emily McNary USA team. on the western edge expansion the association has ed. jeans and T-shirt. The Pilot Rock small, cheap, more affordable, fi cking Area strategy Umatilla County for west Rowan said from what he knew, only ered, howev for the next six hirt to push force to be “No ‘new’ ss. Neighbors are of the Company. tary school better. have increas three properties E.J. Harris holdings and the since 2011 and adds to their consider- weeks. er, he said Staff photo by lose about $16,000, stands to one gun was involved. See ENERGY/8A The elemen m meets every fi tness levels of much of its current a retail busine Hermiston’s he is feeling All See DRUGS/8A native came to this position as future, cost. friends.” The devaluation “It’s worth Tavern has with me.” ission approves of Umatilla about the Port part of They’re becoming on Monday, famed Round-Up Grounds. Hill fl ung out another phrase head of the BMCC recruitment much catalog of land. means Bulldo “Bean bag rounds” are less-than-lethal Jim’s Frontier country progra Grounds. acquainted a drop in local property playing music it to be home g comm school as third days after the able Across three separate entities — building housing Association. For more g exults after a and county general $8,400, program by way of Eastern — four-year college — and got with ammunition that can be fi red as a shotgun If the plannin tion, it would be since The storefront by the Pendleton Round-Up Staff photo by Kathy Aney day after School District’s after After school in Francisco On Sept. 19, just photos from Hermiston revenue of $934,672 tax Round-Up fund As for the and having fun,” he my (students), just applica touch about $155,000. Oregon University, where he the game m. The 26 the students gather classroom, 2017 rodeo concluded, the square- been purchased approved for shell. Law enforcement offi cials sometimes BMCC student Lizzi Cox leads a group of middle school said. Umatilla Harrison’s 2017-18, with in the Bucka big game with Hermi , visit us down on Friday ission has See ROUND-UP/8A STEM progra See BMCC/8A bought a 36,142 education roos will second to Garcia’s fi fth grade Bradley Knight, students on a recent campus tour. online at majored in theater, and New against rival use them for riot control. ston, became legal school Association from one the comm 125 g taking sses Cary at down see Staff photo the brunt of the www.eastor year. the is property the Bulldo busine the road. Pendle general manager A ry Heights students, rangin foot commercial gs again confi dent egonian.com ton at the by Kathy Aney marijuana at the beginning of the Linda Blacklock loss. See RUN/8 s at McNa the Round-Up sometime approved Hermiston Generating of the . with fi fth grader School, spend Pendleton the revenue department’ N.E. Plant, ission already and Harris 2612 ntary g, comm did E.J. at not return a phone by See FOOT The s Eleme trainin valuation section Staff photo call or BALL/12A Family Farms own Organix for the next few hours email seeking comment Burnswell practice confi dentiality laws said strict and GhostT HERMISTON for the story. ing up before illa. Nursery Lane Riverside Place. revealing what led prohibit also ay in Umat s while warm Chalmers said at 2515 N.E. ana growers would saries on Mond runs sprint downgrade at the to the household products tax statements the latest Students USA running team natural pulp making as paper towels and The mariju operating dispen ton gas plant. The will also such Washington-based McNary refl ect the following ton, Pendle join the three on tissues Generating Co., Hermiston addi- Leaf Pendle Cannabis. e, in tions: plant under constructi 78145 — Kind Westland Road, Hermiston, High Desert Columbia Pulp, based the Legislatur g • , held a Umatilla Cannabis and had a real market School leader in Dayton, Washington District new bond ceremony By GEORGE PLAVEN y, many youn an elected $180 million and an value of The Hermiston requesting groundbreaking $890,000; East Oregonian “I think as onsibility to the man and older g Co. power plant value of nearly $155 assessed value lowered by Generatin 27 and CEO John Staff photo by Sept. on E.J. $54 be By Westland Harris million • the bond for Pendleton’s million by the ing, PARIS ACHEN mill could Road had for 2016-17. Blacklock Oregon Departme are Eastern Begley said the by late next I have a resp work in the build in Capital Bureau nt of Revenue. its assessed new fi re station; said value. Y By JADE MCDOWELL in political Farmers arrive, but several pieces — the plant’s real and yists who W SELSK may up and running • Blue Mountain Community Stanfi eld By ANDRE Press East Oregonian other state, leadership than any And women that staffers and as lobb completed, it will values for 2017-18 assessed Oregon and Washington including swings, climbing basis.” School and that has SALEM — option for year. Once District’s are each tell him the state would not College; and Associated as tons of straw a regular positive differe $100 million. soon have another made a equipment, giant plastic $713,602 for the planned for growth at about 3 increase; bond adjustment One hundre why and thirty women wheat take 250,000 percent, but that’s nce,” women too, these problems on senator Generating’s value Hermiston Hermiston School District. produce 140,000 selling their leftover Umatilla County now down Children of all ages and drums and two large bears have signed d by Oregon lawma the letter a letter standin fell, he turning a per year and r A female state • And the to around 1.9 percent. mailed added. kers states. The decrease ue of inap- tax bills this week. straw after harvest, waste into tons of market-grade pulp. is SALEM — abilities were soaking up for sitting and climbing — Sara Gelse She new area of fi rst year for the casting light g up against and “But it’s still not enough encountering a The power — Sen. d a male colleag y she’s company’s assessed in the said the district will coverage for County company’s new values potential source of n cycle, to . As Though the plant of the sun on the playground have joined the new basket- who accuse and sexism on harassment women working in g said Monda women show Hermiston tax records show dropped the portion value address the situation have to Umatilla Health District East 996 electio northeast elected the halls at the Oregon of our democ up on its latest tax a source of cash. Generating propriate touchin and on the basketball court ball court installed last year going or Capitol. for the is under located an hour - the 1995-1 Gelser was ts from other such we want to ratic institutions, A new pulp mill Lyons Walla Walla, Begley expects Paul Chalmers, statement. more than $2.43 million paid school district to almost forward, and it’s too early to Medic 400. Chalmers said the Senate Repub heard accoun State Capitol of “the decade before Wednesday afternoon as after the city doubled the Spearheaded health district now in $400,000, BMCC’s director property say what might result to speak up empower women Kruse t to light after Lockwood the Legislature. from the university , of county assessment construction near River a portion of the straw will includes an taxes by in the Oregon men and insisted brough from Rep. for to Hack, neighborhood park’s size. Hermiston celebrated a about 2016-17, Jonath withou is Helix, Jodi Snake the revenue decline. R-Sale Gov. man and with $900,000 Umatilla $54,000 Adams, Athena and Gelser taxation, said the devaluation Ferry along the Gelser, who lis, shot back on Twitter behavior by to change.” lican spokes ago on Twitter that Democrats m, and Portland they have been t fear when that be sourced from of that for district’s and the service City councilor Doug newly revitalized Sunset Weston and has a The tax revenue received education: Weinstein harassed, hand around Gelser said week to roughly $50,000. of Corval amounts to about in southeast Washington rate of $1 for the per $1,000 culture needs Tina Kotek House Speaker bullied, or dehumanized Primmer described the Park. Sen. Sara to her over y way, that ngers beneath said a Brown and Gelser had producer town g receiving any ood would as opposed 1 percent InterMounta $89,877 for the Hermiston by Columbia Pulp PULP/8A ratic straw, See Tricia friendl of contributed turn assessed a School Image of The will Mooney, .” fi Democ the county’s total assessed value. District’s in n. letter coincid Williamson, and Jennifer Herm- bond fell Education iston A central piece of the online voting competition was just shoulder and the that is talking Kate linked to Hollywood ts were relayed y was denyin and asking if Lockw Republican into material for Service District; $96,520 ——— schools Lyons Ferry, Washingto from $626,000 ne the the accoun nd, after a senator who money modeled after the letter is an Oregon landing page es with who recentl products. to wood, Pulp plant near new playground, which was that led to the grant for the for intendent, said interim super- to $411,000, according Contact Phil Wright moves your shirt ... or someo your ear is wet cash Weinstein, y harassing and ensure that no Senate s or gropes” “We Said for the Columbia to wood, for tree-free paper one circula on the the weeke making unwelcome the Harvey at in that underway district to is touche Enoug s. on new playground during the paid for by a grant from pwright@ Sacram ly close ted sexuall over decade tax statements, as opposed h” Staff photo by E.J. Harris Constructi eastorego and other com accused of was punished on Friday. s to you so step away,” she said. “under accused of use wheat straw, “inappropriate kers and staffers. accusations ento following California lawmakers website. women or 541-966-0833. nian. Matt Dietrich, youth development coach with the Portland Trail Blazers, leads a Moda Health and the Port- The facility will the websit of widesp created when you have been touched , and, abusing many if Brown and Gelser female lawma on Gelser told Oregon Public Radio’ sexual harassm e last See PLAYGROUND/8A read land Trail Blazers, has yet to group of children in a defensive drill on Wednesday at Sunset Park in Hermiston. m that the OL/8A ood asked Women Gelser ent in the encourage women week to ttee hearing California See CAPIT Loud” progra offen- the dais at a commi ed on the fl oor Lockw d the money. $5,000 to the to tell stateho stories of “Think Out her about various returne happen “Oregon has use. harassment their donated during know, it’s that is not appro- more women Weinstein and An aband women told or. of Oregon Staff photo being you our chambers, and See CAPIT ratic Party by E.J. Harris runner in oned pair of childre of sive behavi be anything from OL/11A were Democ n’s shoes a hand on priate,” Gelser added. 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