WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2018
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s the fi nal hours of 2017 wound down,
pre-midnight revelers solved a murder
at the Maxwell Siding Event Center in
Hermiston.
The Agape House murder mystery, a
quarterly fundraiser for Eastern Oregon
Mission, brought about 80 would-be detec-
tives to the non-alcoholic party, which
ended as the Times Square ball dropped at
9 p.m. Pacifi c Time.
Powers Schwartz — aka Mike Roxbury
of Umatilla — was the murderer, but suc-
cessfully avoided suspicion from all 10
tables.
Others from Hermiston celebrated the
transition from 2017 to 2018 the next
morning with the Resolution Run, an
annual 5k event at Riverfront Park meant
to help people kick off their fi tness goals
for the new year.
CRYPTOQUIP
1) The cast of the Agape House’s non-alco-
holic New Year’s Eve murder mystery dinner poses for a photo at the Maxwell Siding Event
Center in Hermiston. Powers Schwartz, played by Michael Roxbury, left, was the murderer
this time at the quarterly fundraiser for Eastern Oregon Mission. 2) Sheila and David Andrus
ring in the new year at the Agape House murder mystery dinner. 3) Monica Todd, who catered
the event, rings in the new year at the Agape House murder mystery dinner on Sunday. PHO-
TOS 4-6 BY KATHY ANEY 4) Four runners jump to the lead at the beginning of Monday’s Resolution
Run at Riverfront Park in Hermiston. 5) A runner and her two dogs usher in the new year by
participating in Monday’s Resolution Run at Riverfront Park in Hermiston. 6) Diane Knutz of
Hermiston ushers in the new year by participating in the Resolution Run at Riverfront Park.
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