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Thrive, year was spent laying fresh set of Achieve Conquer a series of for the new-look council’s known as ACT, offers The Pendleton projects as well as indi- goals instead of nine group classes a registered and equipment paid for by a achieving them. vidual meetings with Participants $10 million fi re bond remain until us “Give dietitian nutritionist. under budget, but cuts had to to maintain a 2018 to crow can learn how lower choles- be made to keep it that way. anything,” about physique, healthier Fire Chief Mike Ciraulo levels, get he said. terol and triglyceride stress and told the Pendleton City Between the clearer skin, reduce and Council Tuesday that the 2016 start of other healthful practices. misinfor- fi re station needed to cut $2 2017, fi ve of the “There’s so much wrong ideas million in features to stay on nine seats on the mation, and so many the internet,” target. council turned Turner fl oating out there on Nutrition In an interview after the over as incum- said Nancy Gummer, Education bent retirement gave way to new meeting, Ciraulo explained Services and Diabetes so much click- that the cuts were the result and resignations Manager. “There’s nutrition regarding of an updated construction faces. — there faces out bait ve new fi ve things Four out of the fi Jake Cambier, cost estimate. — ‘Don’t eat these for you.’” Turner and councilors Under a previous fi re and life will change loss” program Dale Primmer — Scott Fairley and fi rst full year in department administra- Any “weight lose weight talked about their their expectations tion, offi cials estimated it will help someone said, as they offi ce and some of would take $7.7 million in temporarily, she their diet. But going forward. some of the construction costs to build drastically change temporarily Turner pointed to in 2016, like a a new fi re station. The many fad diets only or help the had city the successes take off pounds, weight without from the Drinking department operated under $14.9 million loan Fund that the that estimate through the participant lose health Water State Revolving and replace its bond’s successful May 2017 by E.J. Harris addressing underlying Staff photo high blood city is using to repair e took part concerns such as election, but the numbers 100 peopl water infrastructure. pressure. More than changed once design fi rm develop ston. Gummer, who helped ay in Hermi Mackenzie and contractor See COUNCIL/8A said people on Mond the ACT program, ideas that all Day march McCormack Construction Luther King tend to have wrong for example, took an updated look on the a Martin Jr. fat is bad for them, been preached Street during Luther King costs. Their estimates now Martin onto Main since “low fat has works of the turn say it would take $10 million ers makes ting the life and for so long.” of march to get the project built. emora it’s the right “It’s not low fat, A procession l march comm The fi re department and annua said. the she in fats,” said she its consultants then spent Mary Ann Anson nutrition time eliminating features about thought she knew class, but she on the fi re station design to before taking the bring the project back under learned plenty. I thought budget. “Some of the things are not,” she “We have no other pot of were healthy for me money,” Ciraulo said. said. sly hostile. switched got The cuts ranged from it’s not obviou For example, she yogurt to that I always d East Oregonian “The pro was ” he said with a “niceties” that would have from Activa-bran learning that sports, !” for after sucked Yogurt I improved the aesthetics picked Nancy’s dead about con was — he of yogurt vary of the facility to features grin. “The a story of when A woman was found off a rural different brands stopped eating He told child, a teacher had after she drove in nutrition, that hours widely 12 and would have improved Aney road natural” Kathy “all farm ested Staff photo by was a small call him by his name, some things labeled would be Morrow County for help. service or the safety of . tory “He was inter the NAN, Yoga in Hermiston refused to that she had assumed of walked away to look him a deroga 57, personnel. “diet” night at Nourish ging I RAMAKRISH ditched calling McDuffee, Tuesday and A chan Sue JAYAT her, instead By a session in Becky The fi re department was good for SIERR healthily All those dead Tuesday me does a pose during ANTONIO ANEY ntly helping people to eat term. soft drinks altogether. Springfi eld, was found planning to install folding why she called underlying County people refer just manage Jenny Sullivan d non-viole and KATHY ian “I asked her ‘Because that’s by the Morrow doors While sometimes “nutritionist” but also to manage worl helped her better which is things to afternoon — garage doors that and Oregon said, willing ting, a East said, and Search shou open mind and are that, and she ever going to be,’” to themselves as weeks’ worth conditions. her diabetes, she Sheriff’s Offi ce open horizontally rather than seen a lot of to take the an — without creating a few ston’s She said she has all you’re d. change. what prompted her Rescue. at Hermi or more vertically — because they of the after taking specifi c diet l- her 78-year-old without The mood King Jr. Day march Rachel Tate, one teach ACT of training on a the registered people lose 25 pounds Rome recalle told a story acknow McDuffee and driving Monday class in the fi rst place. open and close faster and so she health overall e, ities. He He also disunity.” Martin Luther g was positiv Anson uses a walker, diffi cult dietitians who helps people learn program, Tate said who work but also have better ACT and then mother-in-law were off Highway 206 a longer lifespan. But have his own insecur is more e that nutritionists completing said helping the grocery rural roads after edging exercise dietitian on to classes, Monday mornin to messag said night least one bury, trip at on advice drove is a clear its they’re more expensive than have a but based Wood their vehicle elderly continuing to apply remembered but carried social justice is far for her than some, during ACT about their metabolism — Sarah near Condon when where an him. She the ACT program izer a traditional garage door, so a steep incline. degree in addition their lives. things she teaches. event organ store last year, the fi ght for advice she was given and off the road and down MLK Day woman, walking toward recip- to walk of the they also cook, meal plan a bachelor’s training they had to go. goal elderly was a the small it to over. a supervised makes didn’t couple to from said According she now the gone was the depart- come to walk, listen , but they scene of Also about stress and per week and See ACT/8A “When you ston and still Methodist Church to by E.J. Harris He smiled what at least two miles yoga. She said and “talk a lot and techniques to continuing education. McDuffee left the midnight and plan to line the entire Staff photo then, of not Hermi ment’s and down “This rocate. and discuss They are capable, town like she has taken up a huge benefi t, infl ammation the song accident on foot about watching said to speeches, e continues to me up and was not dressed along to United Method- g,” “He looked walked off,” Rome have people the class can be go into it with manage that.” never returned. She and the weather See FIRE/8A wick sings King’s messag it’s just amazin of Kenne a service at the First ay in Hermiston. in disgust, and marching, as long as people for the conditions with heavy rain Mond r mean today. around Herm- a Rev. Robert Eadie on during 30s speake walk Day A Rome. low e a and Don of Mine” Luther King was in the ed After See MLK/8 the keynot to a release from Little Light g, he describ if Rome was celebration of social iston’s downtown blocks and fog, according Sheriff’s Offi ce. steps from ist Church for Martin PENDLETON audience laughin occur, even County er, can at the annual civil rights, which speech on City Hall Morrow ce Primm the stories about his of a 911 call how prejudi justice and place in Hermiston for City Councilor Doug A passerby made after seeing the had the Though some stage, talking arted and nces has taken More than 100 people Rome took the 8:24 a.m. Tuesday of the incline. were lighthe own experie as well 18 years. vehicle at the bottom ston area, Hermiston. about his the elderly woman Tri-Cities, growing up black in from the Hermi The caller assisted The victim was d and the By TIM TRAINOR as Portlan front of Hermiston’s who was still inside. Memorial East Oregonian gathered in transported to Pioneer and released. Hospital, Heppner, County Sheriff’s the discus- Marijuana dominated the Eastern in a drill.’” The Morrow during County Emer- This is not stared at each other sion Tuesday night year after it became Offi ce and Morrow The men c slowed. e nt activated Search Forum, one rienc Manageme Oregon side Traffi gency the ef. expe Pendleton. in for McDuffee. disbeli over to Locals legal to sell and grow at Blue & Rescue to search “I saw “People pulled on foot, on ATVs, missile alert Puzey said. But the panel consensus Searchers went out airplane. College was Hawaiian of the road,” Mountain Community this but not panic.” in vehicles and via McDuffee’s body ANEY confusion, ne contemplated take more that By KATHY ian Searchers found according to a Everyo Should they East Oregon 12:38 p.m., information is More online news. about h ing freakis or just carry on? surmised, needed about release. Sheriff’s from cover Puzey g like impend the drug to For video visit The Morrow County to carry a vaca- There’s nothin If it was real, missile to be inter- citizens to mess up determine its the forum ian.com Offi ce reminded expected the in case things went clothing when nuclear attack just effects — both eastoregon ston, he family appropriate and extra to main roads tion. of Hermi on cepted, but to call his E.J. Harris positive and traveling, and to stick Staff photo by he decided on Maui Kim Puzey, If you do become a ques- a highway two friends, awry, in Oregon. negative. you to in unfamiliar areas. is recommended to owner of Kind rville, right, answers drove along I wanted g with a pan- Brandon Krenzler, the Burnswell bike back t David Conant-No lost or disabled, it while sitting on “If it’s true, I love you,” Puzey and Saturday mornin an upcoming Child psychiatris during the about marijuana Leaf dispensary stay with your vehicle. Dr. Steve Hardin site, said that their phones know how much his wife, Julie. t, from the audience chatting about Krenzler, left, and in Pendleton. telling Family Farms grow good because tion suddenly all el with Brandon Forum on Tuesday at BMCC ride when unison. remembers r Hermiston residen has been the business alert,” Oregon on in Eastern Anothe chirped got the alert d like an amber es the Port Herman Hull, “It sounde See MARIJUANA/8A who manag said, E/8A said Puzey, la. “The screen d to See MISSL of Umatil ed photo threat inboun . Contribut iate shelter akani, ‘Ballistic missile sons, Ke’om ay on Hawaii. Seek immed Saturd three grand ther Martin Lu WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD AWARD VE R TH all RI heal E CONQUE rove th ACHIEV over se helps people imp ACT cour One dollar D.C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 ARY 17, 2018 WEDNESDAY, JANU OF THE WINNER 142nd Year, 54/45 POPE MEETS WITH ABUSE SURVIVORS IN CHILE REGION/3A A MINNESOT MIRACL /1B E WORLD/7A News, features, sports, crime reports, public notices, entertainment, comics, puzzles, classified ads, bargains and more ... cop car in a vacant house near 33464 E. Punkin Center Road By JAYATI RAMAKRIS of Hermiston. east HNAN The East Oregonian Umatilla County Sheriff’s Offi ce A Hermiston man been called to had was arrested twice Thursday: in the morning area on the report the for burglary and trespassing, and in suspicious vehicle of a the afternoon — that stealing and crashing after a 911 caller said might a sheriff’s offi ce Phillips vehicle and leading be related to recent police on a two hour manhunt — for escape, burglaries vehicle theft and Deputy Chris Daugherty in the area. eluding police. responded and found Christopher Phillips, the vehicle, a red 1994 Ford at the Umatilla County 23, is behind bars Explorer, as well as Phillips Jail facing charges Morris, 19. and Tyler on those crimes and Daugherty arrested Phillips was fi rst possibly more. and handcuffed arrested at 8:50 a.m. See ARREST/8A 142nd Year, No. 68 WINNER OF THE 2017 ONPA JANUARY GENERAL EXCELLEN CE AWARD 20-21, 201 8 $1.50 Action plan put in plac e as Lifewa ys put on sp ot Men PENDLETON tal health agrees to outs provider ide consultan t By JAYAT I RAMA and KATHY KRISHNAN ANEY East Oregon ian A Friday professionals meeting left mental “cautiously and local law enforc health ement ments that optimistic” about in Umatilla can be made to crisis improve- County. services “The most ways and law important thing is that Life- together to enforcement agreed communicati create a better structu to work said Kevin on and information re for sharing,” the CEO Campbell, Companies of Greater as long as located inside Oregon enterprise the invest (clockwise Health, Inc. Behavioral ment zones Company from top left) causes the comp can receive Staff photo by E.J. Harris The exemp Oregon Grain in Pendle any meeting From left: Maribel Marin, Michelle Ryan and Kate Allen investigate a crime scene during a pre-test lab exercise during a forensic ton, and included Growers to add jobs or tions on property By JADE MCDOWEL Lamb Westo Brand Distill increase produ taxes for science class on Tuesday at BMCC in Pendleton. L county mental n in Hermi East Oregonian new constr ery in Pendle ctivity ston. EO fi le photo health uction provider ton, Pione . Businesses in er Hi-Bre Lifeways, enterprise or equipment, its d facility Echo city councilor admini in Hermi zones include organization strative ston, Hill Nakapalau has resigned. Lou Meat and chiefs GOBHI, Nakapalau became of most a of divisive fi gure after the Cities county By KATHY ANEY making “You’re going to have to put anti-gay can give police departm ’s Campbell for new projects businesses tax breaks East Oregonian all the pieces together,” DeGarmo fi lmmaker comments to a gay It was promp ents. for three in "enterprise on Facebook in granted by ted by instructed. zones." Below or more years a message October. The scrutiny Hermiston last week are and Pendlet value of each He grinned at them. In one episode of “CSI: Crime from by the controversy created on since 2009 the exemptions project. brought and the total “You’ve seen CSI,” he said. to light past Scene Investigation,” Captain Jim who issued Campbell, Hermiston felony Enterprise statement a public “You can fi gure it out.” Brass shouts to investigator Gil for nine counts of charges Zone exemp possession if Lifewa saying that By JADE On the hillside, fi ve students of child pornograph Grissom. tions Company MCDOWELL AND ANTON make “key ys did not Project cost encircled the area with yellow which he was found y, for “Hey, look what I found: a Pioneer Hi-Bred IO Shearer’s guilty in ($ millions Year by Feb. changes” Year East Oregon SIERRA crime scene tape. They donned Clark County, Washington knife with blood on it.” Foods, DuPon ) begun Pioneer Hi-Bred 20 their Pioneer Hi-Bre ian expired , contract t Pioneer, $35 blue surgical gloves and grabbed in 2000. Grissom answers deadpan. d Al Plute points 2009 and for Telecom — Eastern Oregon Dupont Pioneer crisis Some of 2015 to a fl oor plan services in evidence bags. They stepped “Hey, look what I found,” he City administrator 13.9 Thursday in Pendleton for a Umatilla businesses Eastern Oregon’s bigges erty taxes from paying any 2013 Shearer ’s County . Plute’s plans residential remodel of the third 2019 prop- gingerly, looking for clues and Berry said she found a Diane said. “A dead guy.” Roberts Foods t equipm on the new constru would add 18 more 2.6 fl oor of the Bowman can access get a tax break only “very 2013 terminated. would be ent for three ction residential apartment , but it comes Shearer ’s they placing evidence markers next to short” resignation letter About 25 newbie crime scene Building from Staff photo by 2019 Foods to fi ve years. or E.J. Harris 3.1 The In early Januar one of the studio s to the downtown with a catch. in After Friday the city’s dropbox 2010 shell casings. investigators combed through two apartments progra enterprise zone, Shearer ’s area. 2014 earlier ’s meetin Foods Police Chief m that provid an Oregon its fi rst tax break y, the city gave 25 g, DeGarmo, instructor and this month. faux murder scenes on Tuesday 2011 longer property tax Eastern Oregon years es 2015 more optimi Stuart Roberts Pendleton 3.5 Telecom exemptions multi-year rural — known as a than fi ve program coordinator of the “This is my letter of on the Blue Mountain Commu- said he felt 2014 investments, Lamb Weston services in stic about mental enterpr longter on 2018 school’s recently rebooted crim- resignation from the Echo nity College campus, looking for * the county 2 by Pendleton has been utilized new potato proces ise agreement — m 2017 time. than he had health 2021 to inal justice program, advised City Council, effective Jan. such evidence — plus a lot more. in a long past decade and Hermiston over often The compa sor Lamb Weston 225 Pendleton “We agree 2018 Pendleton develop ny will the proper Enterprise . them to patiently soak in the 2,” it read. The CSI wannabes, entering their 2033 industries . Companies in certain ers deliverables that as long as ty taxes for not have to pay Staff photo by E.J. Harris Zone exemp located inside there are second week of Matt DeGarmo’s An evidence marker and a ruler mark a footprint at a crime scene, assessing all evidence large The council was set to in zones tions, 2013-2 announce plans as the next 90 Company one of the $225 million project 15 years on a willing to can discuss the resignation days 021 work 2017 forensic science class at the scene during a pre-test lab exercise for the forensic science and small. exemption receive a three- to fi ve-yea Hermiston Project cost at Keystone RV Roberts said together,” he said. we are its regular council plant. But expanding its fi nishes on strong r the longer ($millions) Year construction on property taxes for “Move slowly in concentric Thursday, college, found a gruesome scene class Tuesday at BMCC in Pendleton. in the meeting Year exchan group of immed begun note ge for Keystone RV formed iate expired but the investm or equipment, as long new has agreed tax break, the compa $0.75 circles from the outside,” he said. canceled on a grassy hill near the school’s Berry in an outside goals: specifi cally, a couple 2013 By ANTONIO SIERRA Keystone RV 2015 to add jobs ent causes the compa as payment to to a $1 million per ny “Be extremely observant and take before the meeting shortly softball fi eld. A bald man (all forensics classroom, a woman evidence of a struggle. ways and consultant to work bringing 0.25 or increase be split betwee year ny noon 2014 East setting with Oregonian after of Rocky Mounta productivity. fi nding Life- Hermiston up a coalitio right, a dummy) lay there, with lay sprawled on the tile fl oor 2016 This was a pre-test. The baby steps.” case-specifi n the city The 0.2 in Colby Pipe n to addres c Assistant city and Umatilla County 2015 See NAKAPALAU/8A From the exemptions four bullet holes riddling his body. with a knife protruding from her students didn’t know much yet Rocky Mounta s He said issues. 2017 Looking to expand 1.5 in Colby Pipe Lifeways See FORENSICS/8A ton’s enterpr beginning of Hermi said that $15 manager Mark Morga . 2016 In a second scene inside the chest. Knocked-over chairs gave except what they’d seen on TV. consul his property hoped Rocky Mounta tant within portfolio beyond Portland, million spread 2018 s- years n the end of ise zone in 2005 4.2 in Colby Pipe the next couple to hire a will developer over Roberts 2017 Nate Brusselback (pending) Hill Meat 2019 prise zone 2017, the city gave until what Lamb equal about 42 percen 15 was propos said the idea for of weeks. 4.5 the largest cities looked at some of 2019 a coalition Hill Meat million in tax exemptions to enter- in property Weston would have t of in the Southwest. 2021 Tim Hoeks ed by new Lifewa capital investm 1.2 taxes over paid $85 But he ended up purchasing 2013 breaks exemp that same time Pendleton ent. Those period. organization tra, who started work ys CEO 2015 several apartment complexes Woolen Mills ted the compa 6.5 just this week. with the 2016 in a much nies — “It’s Oregon Grain smaller desert town. 2018 0.35 Growers See ENTE employed,” a strategy he’s 2016 *$1 million RPRISE/12A Brusselback’s previously 2018 Roberts said. per year to 0.15 be paid instead Campbell Pendleton didn’t investment in 2017 Sources: Cities of property said 2019 they also taxes. stop there. He of the challen of Hermiston recently secured building and Pendleton ges Lifewa identifi ed some Maess, Chris McMahon and permits to “I believe one ys has faced. construct a 25-unit EO Media barrier in the duplex complex Roni Durham were standing in a Group graphic on Southwest 28th past has been 20-foot Weldcraft about 8:30 a.m. Drive near See LIFEW Juniper House. AYS/12A near Tansy Point when they noticed “I didn’t know a 31-foot Bayliner Trophy speeding Pendleton ... but anything about By JACK HEFFERNAN toward them. After yelling at the on me,” he said it’s really grown EO Media Group in an interview boat and waving their hands, the trio Thursday. leapt into the river seconds before Brusselback now owns A Hermiston sport fi sherman has the crash. The three were eventually By ANTON 128 apart- ments in three different IO SIERR A fi led a lawsuit after being rammed pulled from the water and treated complexes. East Oregon In the last year, Woman of ian he purchased in a harrowing boat crash on the at Columbia Memorial Hospital, Pendleton Point Apartments Martin as the Year and Ron Emcee the Columbia River near Hammond in Astoria for minor injuries. Their boat , South Man of the Hills Apartments Year the Pendle Steve Hill said for 2017. and Edgewater August. Apartments. was severely damaged. The third fl oor A native Commerce ton Chamber of of the Bowman Bryan Maess, a patrol sergeant Pendle He eventually The lawsuit alleges Larsen was Building may transition Houk spent First Citizen Banquet a lifetim tonian, with the Hermiston Police Depart- traveling at an excessive speed, from offi ce space s Staff photo by study commission read a housing across the street E.J. Harris to residential apartment Oscars,” was “Pendleton’s up her credentials e building from South Hills ment, is suing the alleged driver of distracted and using his cellphone, which showed not ed by the city, Apartments, Brusselback unit 1,262 s. for the it’s one of not only because award. decided garages. square feet with a one car thought the boat — Marlin Lee Larsen — for and did not have one of the two other housing in general, only need for to expand his the comm As a Blue highest honors the latter option unity’s $372,500 after the boat he was on occupants of the vessel keep watch need for three-bedro but a specifi c Pendleton assets. fl edgling group of could be Current plans popular with college of the suspen , but because Community Colleg Mountain om call for 20 want students was slammed while trolling for for surrounding boat traffi c. With a property housing. e studen Brusselback said three-bedroom to live with roommates who announcing se involved in she played on units the available will span the Timbe t, Chinook salmon during the popular . the wolves’ fi rst 25 units and an offi duplexes two-bedroom apartments and fi ve The complex will Maess sustained injuries to the r- With one winners. ce, each master with dual also include Buoy 10 fi shery season. The lawsuit right side of his body. He continues notable excep- ball team, ran woman’s basket- bedrooms. Brusselback tion, the track, and claims Larsen caused physical and to wear a knee brace, his ankle still served See HOUSING/8A Clatsop County Sheriff’s Offi ce Wildhorse presenters at the on a team that helped A Hermiston sport fi sherman has fi led a lawsuit over a boat crash near emotional injury in his negligence lived up to Resort & Casino BMCC community start the their billing dinner Christmas prior to the crash. See BOAT/8A Hammond in August. night by taking Friday meals , where she has served their time for more than announcing Kathy Houk in 30 years. as See CITIZ ENS/9A Kathy Nakapalau Nakapalau resigns his council seat BAITING B USINESS Students get hands-on lesson in forensics Enterprise zones give tax breaks sig to local com nifi cant panies New housing for the new year Hermiston fi sherman sues after boat crash Video of accident released on Tuesday Pendleton’ get the spot s fi nest light Houk Commerce smiles at the crowd after 2017 Woma n of the Year. being name d the Pendle Staff photo by Kathy ton Cham Aney ber of 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 SEE WEEKLY ADVERTISING CIRCULARS INSIDE