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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Boardman approves development code changes The B o a r d m a n City Council adopted an or dinance updating the city’s Development Code during the November 2 meeting. The la n g u ag e changes to the Development Code are mostly house keeping in nature. They include changes to building orientation and building form for multi-family struc tures, eliminating paving requirements for rear yard garages and/or carports, building materials, and ad dresses accessory structures on property with special considerations. The city plans to submit the adopted changes to the Department of Land Conservation and Development by the end of the week to notify them of these changes. The next m e e t ing of the Boardman City Council will be Tuesday, November 16, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 10,2010 - FIVE DA’s Report The Morrow County District Attorney’s Office has released the following report: -Ronald Joshua Milton Rice, 24, was convicted of: Assault in the Fourth De gree - Constituting Domestic Violence, a Class A misdemeanor, and was sentenced to 36 months bench probation, 21 days incarceration, and other conditions; Recklessly Endangering Another Person - Constituting Domestic Violence, a Class A misde meanor, and was sentenced to 36 months bench probation, 10 days incarceration, and other conditions; and Harassment - Constituting Domestic Violence, a Class B misdemeanor, and was sentenced to 10 days incarceration. Total fines, fees, and as are $2,094. Toxic algae advisory lifted for Willow Creek Reservoir sessments -Ronald Joshua Milton Rice, 24, was convicted of Failure to Appear in the O r e g o n P u b l i c after water monitoring con- Corps of Engineers Willow Second Degree, a Class A misdemeanor, and was sentenced to 10 days incarceration Health and Morrow County firmed reduced levels o f Creek Natural Resource and pay $738 in fines, fees, and assessments. Health Department officials the algae that can produce Management Office at 541- have lifted a health advisory toxins harmful to humans 676-9009. Sweet Productions to host gingerbread house workshop for Willow Creek Reservoir and animals if they drink For health infor- A gingerbread house workshop w ill be held at Sweet Productions on Friday, near Heppner due to high the water or swim in the mation contact the Oregon November 19, beginning at 4 p.m. level of blue-green algae, reservoir. Public Health toll-free in- The deadline to register is Saturday, November 13. The cost is $5 for kids and The advisory, which was For local informa- formation line at 1-877- $ 15 for adults. issued July 15, was lifted tion contact the U.S. Army 290-6767. Heppner Mustangs @ Lost River November 13th 1:00 pm Heppner Mustang Football team left to right: Back row-Jordan Wright, Josh Bennett, Joe Moen, Daimon Walker, Justin Gutierrez, Cody Orr. Donald Matthews, Joe Armato, Alex Pickles, lan Murray; Third row-assistant coach Jeremy Rosenbalm, coach Greg Grant, Bryce Fowler, J.C. Putman, Shane Smith, Braden Cook, Ethan Ashbeck, Tim Nelson, Stephen Thompson, Austin Morlan, Alex Smith, assistant coach Les Payne, assistant coach Kevin Payne; Second row-Garrett Gibbs, Conner Pappas, Treston Maben, Seth Palmer, Devin Robinson, Ryan Bennett, Jared Hedman, Sammy Woodall, Clayton Cook, Jaden Orr, Drew Brannon, Jacob Moore, manager Jim Fichter; Front row-Jared Lemmon, Aiden Wright, Jordan Bailey, Andrew Bara, Cam Day, Earl Propheter, Jarried Miller, Zach Yocom, Garrett Robinson, Tate Gentry. THE HEPPNER MUSTANGS FACE LOST RIVER IN THE 1ST ROUND OF STATE PLAYOFFS These businesses & individuals congratulate the Heppner Mustangs & wish them GOOD LUCK! Artisan Village Advantage Dental Allstott Construction Bank o f Eastern Oregon, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender* Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Community Bank David Sykes Real Estate D&L Auto Parts and Repair Dean's Pendleton Athletic Devin Oil, Heppner Shell Dobyn’s Pest Control- Jim & Gina Jepsen Heppner Gazette-Times Heppner Family Foods Howe's About Pizza John's Place & Bucknum's Les Schwab Tire Center Lexington Mini Mart/ Hattenhauer Distribution Markel Manufacturing, Inc. Miller and Sons Excavating and Disposal Service Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Morrow County Grain Growers Murray's Drug, Inc. Peterson’s Jewelers Pettyjohn's Farm and Builders Supply Rapid Print, Chris Sykes Taylor's Restaurant and Lounge The Stable o f Youth Wheatland Insurance Center Windwave Communications Curt, Sandi, Cody, Chance, Cam & Cassi Day, Zane, Whitney & Leccesi Jimmy Fichter The Futter Family The Gibbs Family Ryan Dougherty, Jordan Jones, Amber Holm, Kellie Nelson, Eddie Gunderson Mayci Garrett, MeKayla Kindle, Louise Torell, Samantha Skip, Sandy & Whitney Matthews Lemmon. Advisor: Virginia Grant Autumn and Troy Morgan The Nelson & Schutter Families Larry, Tina, Seth and Skyler Palmer The Sandi Putman Family Greg & Sherri Smith & Family Jack & Renee Yocom Congratulations to the Heppner Mustangs volleyball team for a successful season and qualifying for the OSAA playoffs Pictured: Baily Bennett, Lindsay Cutsforth. Taighler Dougherty, Alana Wilson, Carrie Haguewood, Maggie Collins, Micha Hintz, Emma Osmin, Natalie Rauch, Coach Pam Dowdy, Makenzie Correa. Assistant Coach Petra Payne, and Assistant Coach Dieter Waite. I I
