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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2018
LOCAL
Turkey Trot raises money
for warming stations
Annual fun
run/walk is on
Thanksgiving Day
By TAMMY MALGESINI
COMMUNITY EDITOR
Before succumbing to
the relaxing effects of a
tryptophan-rich turkey din-
ner, people are invited to
participate in the annual
Turkey Trot.
Featuring both a 5K run/
walk and a kids 1-mile dash,
the event is coordinated by
Club 24. Money raised from
the Turkey Trot helps pro-
vide support to warming
stations in both Hermiston
and Pendleton.
A family-friendly event,
people are encouraged to
bundle up and wear cos-
tumes. Check-in and race
day registration is Thurs-
day, Nov. 22 — Thanksgiv-
ing Day — from 8-9 a.m.
in front of Sno Road Win-
ery, 111 W. Main St., Echo.
The race officially starts at 9
a.m. — offering participants
plenty of time to get home
afterwards to put the turkey
in the oven.
The registration fee
is $15 for adults, $10 for
youths 16 and younger and
free for children under age
6. The course is wheelchair
accessible and people can
bring their well-mannered
dogs.
In addition to finan-
cial support, both warm-
ing stations are in need of
volunteers.
The Hermiston Warming
Station is located at 1075
S. Highway 395 (across
from Tower Apartments,
next to Cornerstone Plaza).
For more information, call
board chair Teesie Hill at
541-289-2150 or text to
541-561-9485.
For more information or
to pre-register for the Tur-
key Trot, visit www.brown-
papertickets.com or stop
by the local Club 24, 832
S. Highway 395, Hermis-
ton. For questions, contact
pendleton@club24fit.com
or 541-429-4195.
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A new business is
bringing a taste of Europe
to Hermiston.
Paint & Patina, which
opened last week at 158
E Main St., features art
supplies, dresses, beauty
products, teas and more
imported from Europe.
Owner Chelle Long-
ley was busy decorating
a white and gold Christ-
mas tree in the window on
Friday afternoon. Decora-
tive shelves placed stra-
tegically around the shop
were stocked with a vari-
ety of 100 percent nat-
ural vegan chalk paints,
French stencils and vin-
tage art supplies.
The business also fea-
tures home decor from the
Jeanne d’Arc Living line
and Goldleaf beauty prod-
ucts. Longley said the
storefront is an outgrowth
of her online business,
French Charmed.
She said her love of
bringing European goods
to the United States stems
from her love of travel.
“I’ve
traveled
to
Europe quite a bit in the
past,” she said. “I fell in
love with Paris when I
first went 25 years ago.”
Now that she has two
daughters living overseas
— one in Germany and
one in London — she has
even more of an excuse
to travel abroad and find
new lines of products to
bring to customers in the
area. She hopes customers
will enjoy finding some-
thing a little different.
Longley has past retail
experience, including a
lingerie store in Herm-
iston in the 1990s and
past shops in Echo and
Umatilla.
Longley plans to have
an open house sometime
in December, and to start
paint classes in the new
year. While she is still get-
ting settled her hours are
12:30-5:30 p.m. on Thurs-
days and Fridays and
noon to 4 p.m. on Satur-
days, or by appointment.
WORSHIP
COMMUNITY
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Participants line up to register for a past Turkey Trot. This year’s event is Nov. 22 —
Thanksgiving Day — starting in front of Sno Road Winery in Echo. Money raised benefits
warming stations in Hermiston and Pendleton.
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