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June 24, 2015
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Watershed Festival equals family fun
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Wallowa Resources’ 11th An-
nual Watershed Festival.
The family oriented event
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26, at the Wallowa County Fair-
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including the live music.
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imum of three hours at the fes-
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much to do that the kids get real-
ly involved in all the activities.”
The Watershed Festival
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that end, more than 25 orga-
nizations ranging from Fish-
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thinking and good writing in
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strengthens families through
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together to demonstrate what
they do in the community
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A scavenger hunt will send
kids searching for stickers and
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kids exactly what “having an
eagle eye” means or how to
look “owly-eyed.” Kids can
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Wallowa Valley Music
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hosting the music for the event
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Carolyn Lochert and Janis
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many other local musicians.
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With so many attractions,
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at the Watershed Festival than
they think they will. But Wal-
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Fish and Wildlife Services,
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Music Alliance, The Nature
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Wild Carrot, Wallowa Lake
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the Watershed Festival, contact
Busch at 541-426-8053 or visit
www.wallowaresources.org.
OK Theatre hosts Jeremy Garrett /LEUDU\¿QGVZD\WR
By Steve Tool
Wallowa County Chieftain
ENTERPRISE — Jeremy
Garrett, singer-songwriter and
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Infamous Stringdusters is slot-
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formance Thursday, June 25, at
the OK Theatre. The Caldwell,
Idaho, native is co-founder of
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2014 winner of the USA Song-
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category.
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tour, the “Dream Come True”
tour. Garrett and his wife are
currently touring the country
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will also serve as Garrett’s “The
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All the music was written and
recorded in the RV during tours.
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said that when he saw what Gar-
rett was doing with the tour, he
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Jeremy Garrett will perform at the OK Theatre June 25.
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few years ago and the communi-
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ive to us,” Garrett said. “I had to
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that the routing of my Dream
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call home someday. I’m excited
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Sessions’ and share my music
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Garrett is also conducting a
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at noon on the same day from
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$25. Brann added that the OK
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writers Marshall McLean and
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show. We’re trying to reach out
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Tickets cost $15 in advance,
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Tickets at the door are $20 or
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earn more interest
By Kathleen Ellyn
Wallowa County Chieftain
The City of Wallowa has
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“It was a whole $25 in
May,” said city recorder Carol
Long.
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dowment money along with
an $8,000 matching grant from
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an Oregon Community Foun-
dation Trust and Annuities
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requires a minimum starting
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matching grant amount.
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year starts, July 1. The healthi-
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for the ODFW.
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longed to Max and Jean Mal-
lory, who live on Promise Road
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Mallory Ranch where the family
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Both the ODFW and WCSO
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investigation on scene.
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following day and found the
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Mallory herded the calf to with-
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the words of Mallory, “There
was a gray wolf waiting for us.
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and trotted out of sight. Need-
less to say, I didn’t get the calf
out the gate after that.”
Both Jean and Max Mallory
went to the herd and cut out the
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the gate as encouragement to
the lone calf. By that time it was
dark and the Mallorys could
hear the lone calf had found its
mother. “We assumed every-
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Max Mallory said. It wasn’t.
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returned to the area two days
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with the herd and found the dead
calf. It was nearly three-quarters
eaten. They called the authori-
ties.
Pat Matthews, district wild-
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said after the initial investigation
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handed over to the La Grande
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tigation.
LATE UPDATE: Max Mal-
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Matthews informing him that
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as a wolf kill.
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