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Wednesday, OctOber 9, 2019
FEATURES
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HARVEST FESTIVAL CULTIVATES
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Staff photos by Tammy Malgesini
1 • Dallin Puzey of Hermiston performs during the sixth annual Morrow County Harvest Festival Saturday at Boardman’s SAGE Center. 2 • Groups of families participate in pumpkin
painting. 3 • A variety of locally grown produce was available by donation through the Harvest Bounty for Youth in Agriculture. 4 • A group of kids gather around as Shayela Pottle
of Vivid Imaginations paints a Spider-Man design on the face of 3-year-old Bastian Evans of Hermiston.
A
beautiful fall day brought hundreds of
people to the SAGE Center on Satur-
day in Boardman. In its sixth year, the
Morrow County Harvest Festival was
deemed a success by Lisa Patrick, SAGE
Center manager.
“It was great and Mother Nature was so
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cooperative,” she said.
The free event featured activities both
indoors and outside. In addition, dozens of
artisan vendors offered handcrafted items.
A Port of Morrow project, the SAGE Cen-
ter — which stands for Sustainable AGricul-
ture & Energy — features interactive dis-
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plays and hosts a variety of activities. The
visitor’s center has been included in Oregon
Business magazine’s top 100 fan-favorite
destinations in Oregon for two years in a row.
For more about the SAGE Center, contact
sagecenter@portofmorrow.com, 541-481-
7243 or visit www.visitsage.com.
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