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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 30, 2021 -- SEVEN Sheriff’s Report Good News Only The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information: J u n e 1 4 : M o r r o w bit by a dog, advises patient -MCSO received a re- County Sheriff ’s Office was bit by a dog on a road port on Willow Creek Rd, received a report on Rock that parallels I 84. Patient in Heppner. Caller advised Ave, in Irrigon. Caller is does not want to pursue that a blue and white Chevy having problems with dogs charges. SUV Ended up passing up on his property. One is a pit, -MCSO received a re- on willow creek where it a yellow lab, and a choc- port on I 84 W, in Board- has all the signs for loose olate lab. Caller advised man. Elderly person walk- gravel and rocks in the road. this is an ongoing issue; he ing along the interstate WB, It caused several chips in has pictures of the dogs. there is no broken-down his windshield. Under in- *MCSO responded, unable vehicles around. might be vestigation. to locate the dogs. Extra wearing tan overcoat, has -MCSO received a re- patrol set up. some sort of a bag like an port at Lewis and Clark -MCSO received a re- oversized purse. **deputy Dr/E Columbia Ln, in port on Se Matlock St, in made contact and gave a Boardman. Graffiti right Heppner. called Grant Co ride to Arlington. behind the Calby sign on J u n e 1 6 : M o r r o w the fencing of what appears DAs office and advised that subject drove by her County Sheriff ’s Office to be gas piping. residence and called her received a report on I 84 W, -MCSO received a re- last night, breaking a NCO. in Boardman. Swift Semi port at Se Utah Ave/Se Caller would like a deputy that was unable to maintain Tenth St, in Irrigon. Dark to contact the victim as In, time delay of 6 minutes gray jeep Cherokee 321 well as her. *Under inves- from the I 82 LND speeding toward -MCSO received a re- tenth. Unable to locate. tigation. -MCSO received a re- port on S First St., in Ir- -MCSO received a re- port at Irrigon Elementary rigon. Caller is advising port on I 84 W, in Board- School on Se Wyoming behind him someone is man. Semi FedEx truck Ave., in Irrigon. Caller is playing loud bass out of on fire. **Fire is in Uma- advising a white dodge their car stereo. tilla CO. Units were stood -MCSO received a re- down. pickup is speeding and driving erratically by the port on Highway 74, in -MCSO received a re- Irrigon Elementary School. Lexington. Old Black mix port at Columbia River -MCSO received a dog, on side of the road in Processing (Tillamook) on report at Mountain Glen front of this location Rippee Rd., in Boardman. -MCSO received a re- Caller is advising that he Apartments 1-8 on Ne Pio- neer Dr., in Heppner. Yell- port that Umatilla PD out just had a temp employee ing and threatening every- with indv. **Campos, Aar- run into a light post and flee one from his back window. on was arrested by Umatilla the scene. -MCSO received a re- PD on IJC warrant 20- -MCSO received a re- port that Kendrick, Skyler V-022221 FT A/Theft II, port at Green Acres on Pat- Lee was arrested by PPD Resisting Arrest, Criminal erson Ferry Rd., in Irrigon. on Irrigon Justice court Mischief II x2, Criminal Caller advised his 16-year- warrant. He was cited and Trespass II. Subject was old son is not home, she also lodged on local charges does not know where he is. released -MCSO received a re- at UCJ. **juvenile returned home. -MCSO received a June 18: Morrow port at Piper Canyon Rd/ Highway 74, in Heppner. report t Nw Gale St/W County Sheriff ’s Office Caller’s Blue and white Willow St, in Heppner. received a report at Fuller ford pickup broke down Caller advises that a young Cyn Ln/Spruce Ln, in Hep- on Piper Canyon Lane. He juvenile riding motorbike pner. At least 2 black cows will come back for it around *MCSO checked the area, out on Fuller Canyon just unable to locate. passed Spruce. noon -MCSO received a re- June 15: Morrow -MCSO received a re- County Sheriff ’s Office port on Linden Way, in port on W Main St, in Lex- received a report at Tower Heppner. Service dog is ington. Caller states that Rd/I 84, in Boardman. Call- bleeding all over the place, a window is broken at the er is advising that a male is something is in his throat, old school and the wood waving a gas can to oncom- caller tried to get a vet, but was pushed in. Caller hasn’t ing traffic and stepping onto no one is available. **dep- noticed anything missing. the road. Caller advises the uty made contact a vet was Occurred sometime last male is wearing jeans, blue going to meet with the call- night. shirt, and has a long hair. er around 1930-2000. -MCSO received a re- *MCSO made contact, as- J u n e 1 7 : M o r r o w port on Kangaroo Court Ln, sisted male in getting fuel County Sheriff’s Office re- in Irrigon. Male subject is and then provided a cour- ceived a report on I 84 W, in on the property and refusing tesy ride to his vehicle just Boardman. Caller hit a deer, to leave. this is a neighbor west of this location. the deer is off the roadway, that they have had contact -MCSO received a re- they do not need medical. with before. port on Depot Ln, in Irri- Need to file a police report -MCSO received a re- gon. Patient at GSH was for insurance purposes. port on Se Division St, 3BIG MYTHS WINDOW REPLACEMENT Offer ends Sept. 30 Myth #2: “Window replacement is difficult.” Myth #3: “All warranties are the same.” Fibrex ® composite material is two times stronger than vinyl and makes for stunningly beautiful windows with a durable finish that, unlike vinyl, won’t peel, crack or fade². It depends on who you call. Renewal by Andersen is the full service window replacement division of 116-year-old Andersen Corporation, the most trusted family of window brands in America³. As both the manufacturer and installer of your windows, Renewal by Andersen gives you both product and labor coverage². As a homeowner, you get absolute peace of mind. By Doris Brosnan Air conditioners and bodies of water. Good news for most of us is that those are available during this heat wave. “Betty Burn’s Birthday Bash at Bucknum’s” makes an eye-catching headline, but in truth, Betty and thir- teen friends just enjoyed lunch and conversation – nothing riotous - at Buck- num’s last Thursday as they celebrated Betty’s 71 st birthday. One celebrant submitted her “good news” as being able to spend time with friends without wear- ing a mask and, even more importantly, “I am still on top of the grass looking down instead of beneath it.” Yesterday, Shirley George hosted lunch for visiting Janet White, previ- ously from Ione, and sever- al of her friends with whom she is visiting this week as part of her long road trip. Kelly Gray can- not praise Maui, Hawaii, enough after her eight-day stay last week. The food was “absolutely amazing,” the people were “kind and laid back.” “Hawaii time and weather are differ- ent,” she said. Kelly and daughter Haven had a great tour guide, too, her sister, Karmin, who has been to the islands several times, and was also accompanied by her twin sons. Kelly said she did not want to get back on the plane, did not want to end her first Hawaiian-par- adise experience. Nancy Propheter has been helping some junior golf players in Heppner with their skills. Now, she is getting busier and bus- ier with her endeavors at the Canyon Lakes Golf Course in Kennewick. She is already certified to screen players’ swings, and she is now training during a clinic led by the pro in Kenne- wick, with coaching as a possible end result. The summer reading program at the Ione Library began with a performance of the Dragon Theatre group and has involved 30 young readers who have joined the program so far. At the library, Becky Doherty wel- comes questions and more participants. The Heppner Library has a weekly craft project offered to its young pa- trons, with a preview, some instruction and then a gift of all the necessary com- ponents for each project as a take-home activity. Also, readers are encouraged to keep track of their reading time because that accumu- lated time could earn the reader a prize. Information is available at the library, Tuesday through Saturday. This Sunday, the Ione Church will be holding services in the Ione Park, beginning at 10 a.m. A special choir will include its rendition of the national an- them. Guests are welcome. At the Heppner City Park on July 11, at 5:30 p.m. Music in the Park will feature a Neymark and Sons performance. Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy. Good news and a first for Jan Huddleston and Do- ris Brosnan last week was their three-game success against JoAnne Burleson and Nancy Propheter. Yes, those opponents won twelve games, but the H&B twosome felt inspired, since previously they felt lucky to win one game in twelve. Both HHS and Ione basketball teams had good enough seasons to be in- cluded in the final statewide tournaments that concluded last weekend. Interestingly, both boys’ teams won one game each and lost two, being eliminated, and both girls’ teams won two and lost one each before being eliminated. Strong accom- plishments teams. Also, last weekend featured the high school wrestling finals. Three HHS wrestlers qualified for the event: Brian Collins won two matches before being eliminated, Roen Waite won one before having to wrestle teammate Col- lins and being eliminated. But Jace Coe wrestled in the championship match and brought home the sec- ond-place medal. Congrat- ulations to all. Bring a moment of pleasure into our readers’ days, submit your Good News for them to enjoy. Please, send your tidbits to dbrosnan123@gmail.com, or call 541-676-5382 or 541-223-1490 or stop me on the street. Here’s hoping that some good news comes to everyone reading this. A Smarter Way to Power Your Home. When it comes to window replacement, there are too many myths floating around and not nearly enough facts. Myth #1: “Vinyl windows are the best solution.” in Irrigon. 70 yr old male subject unable to get up af- ter a fall on the front stairs, subject has been out in the sun for hours. Transported. -MCSO received a re- port at Se Utah Ave/Se Di- vision St, in Irrigon. Caller advised of a white dodge with long bed and black took box driving down Utah towards tenth going way over the speed limit. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, in Board- man. Large amount of tire debris in the road. ODOT Advised. -MCSO received a re- port n Se Utah Ave, in Ir- rigon. Caller advised of a White Dodge pickup, WA license, went past his house at a high rate of speed, towards tenth. ***MCSO responded, no violations observed*** Disposition: unfounded. June 19: Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received a report at Morrow County Ohv Park Day Use, Forest Service 21 Rd, Hep- pner. Investigating an ATV accident from last night, around 2030. -MCSO received a re- port at Boardman Car Wash on Main St S., in Board- man. Fight in progress, two males, unknown weapons disagreement between fa- ther and son, they will leave vehicle parked until some- one can come pick them up. -MCSO received a re- port at Paterson Ferry Rd/ Riverview Ln, in Irrigon. Caller advised of tires on a barge in the water are on fire, by the grain elevator. -MCSO received a re- port on Columbia Ln, in Irrigon. 74-year-old female having chest pains .. Dispo- sition: Transported. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, in Echo. Caller advised a Black Dodge Ram 2500, is hav- ing a hard time maintaining lane and driving erratically. -MCSO received a re- port on W Highway 730, in Irrigon. Caller advised of a green Honda Accord driving recklessly, heading west on HWY 730. -MCSO received a re- port at Riverview Mobile Court on E Highway 730., in Irrigon. Caller is advis- ing of loud music near this location. ***Uriarte, Efrain was given a verbal warning for excessive noise. Power your home, save money and be prepared for utility power outages with the PWRcell, a solar + battery storage system. BUY ONE, GET ONE 40 off % WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS 1 MINIMUM PURCHASE OF 4 Plus NO Money Down NO Interest NO Monthly Payments REQUEST A FREE QUOTE! 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