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Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
PLAY
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She said she enjoyed the
way the characters played off
one another, including head
mistress Miss Butterworth
(Heather Mosley) and clair-
voyant Madame Lulu (Ginni
Frazier), the cook (Maggie
Justice) and maid (Annie
Wall), as well as Consta-
ble Bing (James Mabe) and
deputy (Mindy Teague),
and she said Ellie Justice,
cast as Larry Lestrade,
performed with excellent
elocution.
The 24 actors in grades
7-12 unfolded the mystery
with a surprise ending and
lots of laughter along the
way.
“I was proud of all the
kids,” Reynolds said.
Proceeds support the
club’s March 23-24 trip to
the Shakespearean Festival
in Ashland.
Next up for the club
will be back-to-back one-
act plays, one with ju-
nior high members and
the other with high school
members.
CRIME
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vehicles — three Ford Crown
Victorias, a Chevy Tahoe
and a Chevy Impala — most
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John Watson (Nick Springer) helps
the maid Ruda (Annie Wall) pick
up biscuits after he demonstrated
a scream he heard in the middle
of the night in the play “Young
Sherlock.”
PHOTO AT LEFT: Head mistress
Miss Butterworth (Heather Mosley),
right, ties up Larry Lestrade (Ellie
Justice) as Madame Lulu (Ginni
Frazier) walks over to assist.
of which have accumulated
high mileage. The city plans
on looking into upgrading the
vehicles.
The department has four
full-time offi cers and two re-
serve offi cers. Collectively,
You are cordially invited to attend special
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the offi cers have completed
8,080 hours of training and
have 87.5 years of experience.
The city has 2.3 offi cers
per 1,000 residents, the sec-
ond highest rate of police
coverage for small cities in
Eastern Oregon, behind only
Nyssa with 2.4.
The city spent $447,023
on police services in 2016
with an average cost of
$111,756 per offi cer. These
costs are consistent with oth-
er police departments with
fewer than 10,000 residents
in Eastern Oregon, according
to the report. For example,
Baker City had a yearly bud-
get of $1,800,000 for pub-
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