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WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 2022
Riverside Jr./Sr. High School honor roll
BRIEFS
Hit the links for United Way
Hermiston Herald
The 13th annual United Way
Charity Golf Tournament will
raise money for the United Way
of the Blue Mountains. The
event is July 22 with a shotgun
start at 8 a.m. at the Wildhorse
Resort Golf Course.
The cost is $100 per person
($400/team), which includes
green fees, a golf cart, a swag
bag and breakfast. The tour-
nament features prizes, a raffle
drawing, contests throughout
the course and an online auc-
tion. A luncheon in the pavilion
will follow the tournament.
United Way of the Blue
Mountains holds a vision of
thriving communities all across
the Blue Mountain region. It
unites resources from donors,
workplaces and grant funders
with programs that support
Successful Students, Cradle
Through Career, Healthy Peo-
ple and Thriving Communities,
and Disaster Recovery.
For information, including to
register for the tournament, visit
www.uwbluemt.org/uwgolf. For
questions, call 509-540-7435.
Wyden holds online town
hall for Morrow County
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden is hold-
ing an online town hall Wednes-
day, July 6, for residents of Mor-
row County.
The town hall starts at 4 p.m.
The organization People’s Town
Hall is hosting the event on Face-
book at bit.ly/3yhccm8.
The town
hall will be
Wyden’s
1,024th
throughout
Oregon and
comes after
his online
Wyden
town hall for
residents of
Sherman County. Wyden has
pledged to hold at least one town
hall each year in each of Oregon’s
36 counties.
“It’s an honor representing ev-
ery part of Oregon and thanks to
Oregonians’ commitment to di-
rect democracy, I had my 1,000th
town hall in Oregon earlier this
year,” Wyden said in a statement.
I’ll keep providing these oppor-
tunities for any Oregonian to ask
me any question.”
Morrow County residents can
submit questions to Wyden at bit.
ly/3IeCKct.
Clara Brownell students
receive Promise Scholarship
A handful of eighth graders
from Clara Brownell Middle
School were the recipients of the
2022 Alumni Association Prom-
ise Scholarship. Rylee Sanchez,
Olive Enkey, Carter Griggs, Pa-
tricia Gonzalez and Addi Sand-
ers were selected by the Umatilla
High School Alumni Associa-
tion to receive the awards.
The five students will each re-
ceive $100, which is held in trust
until graduation from Umatilla
High School. Also, each student
has the opportunity to receive
an additional $100 for each year
they stay on track to graduate
from Umatilla.
Rick Cotterell, CBMS prin-
cipal, said students who com-
plete the requirements for all
four years at UHS will receive
the maximum scholarship
amount of $500. In addition, he
expressed appreciation to the
alumni association for its ongo-
ing commitment to recogniz-
ing and rewarding students for
their excellence in school.
All eighth grade students,
Cotterell said, had the oppor-
tunity to apply for the scholar-
ship. For more information, call
541-922-6636 or search www.
umatilla.k12.or.us/o/cbms.
— Hermiston Herald
The Riverside Jr./Sr. High
School second semester honor
roll for 2021-22:
Seventh grade, 3.0-3.49: El-
liott Ivan Acosta, Angel Benito
Barrera-Gomez, Darlene Virid-
iana Castaneda, Radley Gunner
Griggs, Malia Adele Hasbell,
Chase Andrew Lantis, Julian
Ortega Madrigal, Landon
James Szasz, Acosta Erika Jac-
queline Vargas, Natalie Saman-
tha Velasco Ruiz.
Seventh grade, 3.5-3.9:
Katherine Dafne Brindis Gal-
legos, Savannah Marie Browne,
Angelica Caldera, Adriel Pe-
dro Cambero, Gisell Guada-
lupe Cardenas, Piper Josephine
Castro, Cooper Joseph Ce-
more, Lucia Di Mauro, An-
drea Guzman Madrigal, Hailey
Luna-Romero, Martin Marti-
nez-Vasquez, Daniela Anaya
Navarro, Adan David Perez,
Daniel Rosales Madrigal, Ra-
fael Jose Sepulveda, Rabekah
Rose Williams.
Seventh grade, 4.0: Daniela
Martinez Arevalo, Paola Flores
Bernal, Izabell Raine Hop-
kins, Leiliana Mae Lissman,
Eric James Pullen, Maycee Re-
nae Strebin, Payton Mitchell
Thomas.
Eighth grade, 3.0-3.49: Ser-
gio Joel Avalos, Hugo Adal-
bertoCeron Gonzalez, Paula
Di Mauro, Kambree Lynn Go-
mez, Jose Armando Gutierrez
Reyes, Roman Lane Joines,
Taylor Rayce Kulp, Fernando
Medina-Marquez, Maddyn
Dixie Morton, Miriam Selene
Patricio, Jose De Jesus Pena,
Christopher Alexander Ro-
driguez-Ochoa, Eleazar Salas,
Elaina Renee Salgado, Emman-
uel Ozir Sanchez Medina, An-
thony Sean Sepulveda, Austin
Lawrence Tyler.
Eighth grade, 3.5-3.9: Mari-
ana Elizabeth Brindis Gallegos,
Karla Sofia Cruz Arellano, Jay-
lyn Jasmin Estrada Barrientos,
Ivette Garay Rocio, Ivan Aaron
Herrera, Abrianna Judith Lo-
meli, Lucero Zaragoza.
Eighth grade, 4.0: Adalia
Chavez, Kaylee Ann Christy,
Alondra Cortes-Madrigal,
Colby Ray Crowell.
Freshmen, 3.0-3.49: Alexia
Alcala Sanchez, Julian Albert
Alvarez Romero, Sofia Ann
Ayala, Pedro Gabriel Chavez
Covarrubias, Evelyn Astrid
Delgado, Esmeralda Gomez,
Vladimir Kaidan Lissman,
Genesis Ruth Lomas, Roberto
Lomeli, Bryan Madrigal, David
Martinez Melendez, Antonio
Martir Hernandez, Aiden Jor-
dan Murillo, Jesse Dean Or-
cutt, Mayte Ahtziri Pacheco,
Elijah Cipriano Realina, Izaiah
Rodriguez, Alejandro Rosales
Madrigal, Cristian Sanchez
Avalos, Elizabeth Silva Sanchez,
Stephanie Silva, Justein Satellia
Tido, Abraham Vargas Lemus,
Juan Pablo Vargas Lemus, Pe-
dro Luis Vargas Lemus, Devon
Tielur Wiltberger.
Freshmen, 3.5-3.9: Mad-
disen Marie Brandenburg,
Leslie Anne Calderon, Eunice
Calvillo, Aylin Arizvet Casta-
neda Sanchez, Jordan Man-
uel Castillo, Antonio Ramirez
Cuevas, Michael August Har-
ris, Jonathan Lopez, William
Madrigal, Adrienne Lorelei
McElroy, Arturo Murguia, Ma-
tias Perez Beltran, Bryan Pe-
rez-Sanchez, Thomas Konner
Thomas Pratt, Valeria Ales-
sandra Rodriguez, Juan Pablo
Rodriguez-Carbajal, Jared Ale-
jandro Ruiz-Hernandez, Daniel
Sanchez-Salas, Deisy Maydin
Zavala, Lillie Katherine Zellars.
Freshmen, 4.0: Daisy Avi-
la-Gonzalez, Yareli Noemi Na-
poles Afanador, Caelyn Danica
Pullen, Marcelo Salas-Gonza-
lez, Brianna Alice Thomas, Sa-
mantha Joy Weiss.
Sophomores, 3.0-3.49:
Alondra Afanador-Vazquez,
Maria Luisa Adriana Farias
Guerrero, Camila Granados
Figueroa, Edgar Jovany Juarez,
Will James Killion, Mia Mar-
tinez, Jose Carlos Mendoza,
Ariana Morales-Morales, Erick
Rodrigo Orellana Amaya, Mi-
guel Angel Orozco, Luis Angel
Pacheco Sanchez, Paola Porras,
Mateo Rockwell, Alexander Re-
fugio Ricardo, Allen Rodriguez.
Sophomores, 3.5-3.9: An-
gel Ricardo Acosta Regalado,
Emma Grace Beaty, Chloe
Ann-Marie Gomez, Karensa
Jones, Estefani Madrigal-Men-
doza, Juliana Magana-Guillen,
Abigail Alexa Martinez, Natalia
Martinez Vazquez, Juan Pablo
Medina-Marquez, Catherine
Dyanara Ruiz-Nino, Crystal
Sanchez, Ashley Anny Soto.
Sophomores, 4.0: Wyatt
Jeffrey Browne, Brandon Jesus
Galvez, Jocelyn Elyse Savannah
Hall, Monserrat Alexa Pacheco,
Axel Alonso Paredes-Rosales,
Dairys Nicole Pena, Espain
Luis Angel Rosales, Naomi Ale-
jandra Ruiz-Hernandez, Juliana
Vargas-Pacheco.
Juniors, 3.0-3.49: Damian
Jordan Garcia, Cynthia Yameli
Gonzalez, Emilia Melissa Guti-
errez, Rodrigo Guzman, Leo-
bardo Loli Jacquez, Alissa J.
Kennedy, April Angel Mend-
ieta, Marisol Navarro, Halie
Marisa Orcutt, Sennia Sadie
Pacheco, Erika Rodriguez-Co-
ria, Perla Rodriguez-Coria,
Daniela Fernanda Ruiz Lara,
Arianna Karely Velasco, Tony
Villegas.
Juniors, 3.5-3.9: Colton
James Green, Miranda Land-
eros, Natalie Belen Lomeli,
Efrain Lopez, Nataly Martir
Hernandez, Juliet Montserrat
Montes Cobian, Cielo Angelina
Munoz Rosales, Alexis Lynn
Partlow, Diana Ramirez Ro-
driguez, Caden Michael Szasz,
Brenda Trujillo-Vazquez.
Juniors, 4.0: Stephanie Elise
Booher, Andrea Caldera, Les-
lie Valerie Lopez, Hilary Leann
Payne.
Seniors, 3.0-3.49: Jonathan
Araiza, Gabriela Avila-Gonza-
lez, Isabella Elizabeth Dilley,
Valeria Echevarria-Clemente,
Nancy Joselyn Garcia-Soria,
Valery Gutierrez, Melanie Ma-
rie Hernandez, Makaila Ray
Lantis, Karyme Valeria Lopez,
Montano Osvaldo Martinez,
Jacob Murguia, Kevin Navarro,
Maya Mealoney Navarro, Mi-
guel Navarro, Marisol Pacheco,
Italia Alejandra Rodriguez
Ramirez, Jasmine Amber Lou-
ise Walton.
Seniors, 3.5-3.9: Yazeli Di-
ony Ayala, Layla Lynn Cas-
tillo, Ivania Elizabeth Fuen-
tes Guerra, Anai Madrigal,
Benancio Sanchez-Rodriguez,
Dayana Sepulveda.
Farm bureau announces scholarship, award recipients
Hermiston Herald
A total of $2,5000 was recently
awarded to four local students from the
Umatilla-Morrow County Farm Bureau.
The scholarship recipients were chosen
from a field of 11 candidates:
Isabella Orr, a graduate of Ukiah
High School, received $1,000. The
daughter of Theodore and Laura Orr,
she plans to attend Blue Mountain
Community College to study agricul-
ture in pursuit of a career in agricultural
law.
Also, Grace Ogden, Hailey Cun-
ningham and Emma Leber were each
awarded $500.
An Ione High School graduate, Ogden
is the daughter of Jarrod and Allison Og-
den. She will major in agriculture com-
munications at Oklahoma State Univer-
sity, with plans to pursue a career as an
agricultural advocate and educator.
Cunningham, a graduate of Heppner
High School, is the daughter of Jason
and Emily Cunningham. She will study
agribusiness at Treasure Valley Commu-
nity College.
A McLoughlin High School graduate,
Leber is the daughter of Tim and Jenni-
fer Leber of Milton-Freewater. She will
study elementary education and play
basketball at Walla Walla Community
College.
In addition, the Umatilla-Morrow
County Farm Bureau established an
incentive program to encourage and
promote the study of agriculture for stu-
dents attending Blue Mountain Com-
munity College. The farm bureau estab-
lished the opportunity by honoring the
memory of Anne-Marie Moss.
The Anne-Marie Moss Pursuit of
Excellence Award is given to students
who exemplify her work ethic and pro-
fessional pursuits. The first students
to receive the award and their area of
focus are Laramie Ricker, ag business;
Amanda Harris, crop production; Mag-
gie Brewer, animal science; and Trevor
Smith, ag mechanic.
Through her affiliation with the Or-
egon Farm Bureau Federation, Moss
dedicated her life and energies to the
improvement of informing the public
and private citizens of the value of agri-
culture in everyone’s life. She served as
the communications director of OFBF
for more than 18 years.
Moss won numerous national awards
for publications, writing, photography
and social media promoting agriculture.
She had a passion for farming and for
telling the story of agriculture. A be-
loved and devoted friend and coworker,
she touched many lives through her en-
couraging and positive ways.
A nonprofit organization, the Ore-
gon Farm Bureau and its affiliate county
groups represent Oregon’s diverse agri-
cultural community. For more informa-
tion, search www.oregonfb.org.
For questions about the Umatilla-
Morrow County Farm Bureau,
contact Julia Spratling, secretary/
treasurer, at jj.spratling@gmail.com or
541-457-6045.
POLICE LOG
Tuesday, June 28
9:50 a.m. —Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reported a crimi-
nal mischief complaint stating it appeared someone tried to
break into the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, 54173
Highway 74, Heppner.
3:40 p.m. — Morrow County Sheriff’s Office checked into a
possible burglary on Southeast Alfalfa Street, Heppner.
4:11 p.m. — A 911 caller at North First Place and Northwest
11th Street, Hermiston, reported a drunk driver. Umatilla po-
lice responded.
6:46 p.m. — Umatilla police responded to Kiwanis Park off
Umatilla Avenue on a report of two children fighting.
7:15 p.m. — Stanfield police responded to North Thielsen and
North Dupont streets on a report of a domestic disturbance.
9:33 p.m. — Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reported that a
male and approximately 12-year old girl set off on a hike in
the morning and have not returned on Coal Mine Loop at
Cutsforth Park off Willow Creek Road, Heppner.
11:01 p.m. — Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reported a juve-
nile at Southeast Utah Avenue, Irrigon, was beating on a van
and appeared to be upset.
1:20 p.m. — A 911 caller on E Street, Umatilla, reported she is
concerned someone was in the shed in her backyard. Police
responded.
5: 33 p.m. — A resident on West Eighth Road, Irrigon, re-
ported a man was in front of her driveway and antagonizing
her and her family. Morrow County Sheriff’s Office responded
and arrested the man for menacing.
6:37 p.m. — A 911 caller on North Loop Road, Stanfield, re-
ported she is receiving texts from an unknown male that is
threatening her children, who are with their father in Spo-
kane. The woman said she was worried the male will come to
her house. Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies responded.
9:19 p.m. — Hermiston police responded to Southwest 13th
Place on a report of a domestic disturbance.
10:49 p.m. — A 911 caller on West Sunland Avenue, Hermis-
ton, reported hearing gunshots. Police responded.
Friday, July 1
9:16 a.m. — A caller reported a burglary at a farm shop on
Ella Road, Ione.
5:40 p.m. — A 911 caller on Bowdin Lane, Hermiston, reported
a vehicle theft. Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies responded.
6:58 p.m. — A caller reported he was riding his bicycle at
Wilson Lane and Toms Camp Road, Boardman, when a dog
bit him hard enough to draw blood. This is the third time this
has happened, the caller said. Morrow County sheriff’s dep-
uty responded and cited the dog’s owner for having a dog
that is a public nuisance.
9:16 p.m. — A 911 caller at Country Club Manor Apartments,
605 Umatilla Ave., Umatilla, reported hearing gunshots. Po-
lice responded.
12:48 p.m. — Umatilla Police Department received a report
of child abuse/neglect.
2:04 p.m. — A caller on Southeast Seventh Street, Hermiston,
reported she has a video of people stealing a ladder out of
her neighbor’s truck and then trying to get onto her balcony.
Police took a report.
4:17 p.m. — A caller on West Highland Avenue, Hermiston,
stated his daughter and her boyfriend live in his home and all
they do is argue. He wanted to know what his options are.
9:31 p.m. — A 911 caller on Joy Lane and Kik Road, Hermis-
ton, reported they had just been in a two vehicle car crash
and the man driving the other car is trying to fight him. Uma-
tilla County sheriff’s deputies responded.
Saturday, July 2
9:10 a.m. — A 911 caller on Rivera Lane, Hermiston, reported
a domestic disturbance. Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies
responded.
4:18 p.m. — Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies responded to
Ross Lane, Hermiston, on a report of a burglary.
Thursday, June 30
Sunday, July 3
8:35 a.m. — A 911 caller at Wildwood Lane and Highway
730, Umatilla, reported being the victim of a physical do-
mestic disturbance. The caller stated she was in a fifth-wheel
trailer. Umatilla police responded.
11:20 a.m. — Stanfield police responded to North Dunne
Street on a report of harassment involving neighbors.
2:08 a.m. — Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies responded to
West Madrona Avenue, Hermiston, on a report of a domestic
disturbance.
12:49 p.m. — A 911 caller at One Stop Mart, 28810 Stafford
Hansel Road, Hermiston, reported a female was “getting in
her face” and causing a disturbance. Umatilla County sheriff’s
Wednesday, June 29
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deputies responded.
7:02 p.m. — Hermiston police received a report of child
abuse/neglect.
8:39 p.m. — Hermiston police responded to Northwest Butte
Drive on a report of a domestic disturbance.
11:27 p.m. — Hermiston police responded to West Orchard
Avenue on a report of a domestic disturbance.
Monday, July 4
10:20 a.m. — A 911 caller on Joy Lane, Hermiston, reported a
burglary. Umatilla County sheriff’s deputies responded.
2:17 p.m. — A caller reported a fire on shore at the marina in
Boardman, 1 Marine Drive N.E., Boardman, by the second pier
near vehicles. Boardman Fire Department responded.
2:53 p.m. — A caller reported his 1964 Ford Falcon was in-
volved in a hit-and-run at Heppner Family Foods, 238 N. Main
St., Heppner.
4:14 p.m. — A 911 caller on South Highway 395, Stanfield, re-
ported her ex-husband tried to run her and her children off the
road. She stated he is driving a gold, four-wheel drive Chevy Sil-
verado and was headed toward Stanfield.
4:19 p.m. — Umatilla police responded to Quality Inn, 705 Wil-
lamette St., Umatilla, on a report of a domestic disturbance.
10:13 p.m. — A caller reported two people were setting off fire-
works on the railroad track off Gun Club Lane, Hermiston.
11:33 p.m. — A resident on Washington Lane, Irrigon, advised
her neighbor was lighting off aerial fireworks and the debris
was coming down on her house.
Arrests, citations
June 30
• Oregon State police arrested Sarah Ann Miller, 30, for three
counts of vehicle theft and two counts of failure to appear in
court.
July 2
• Boardman police arrested Francisco Ciprian Solis, 28, for
driving under the influence of intoxicants.
• Oregon State Police arrested Daniel Wayne Sweowat, 35,
for DUII.
July 4
• Hermiston police arrested Jeffrey Dale William Bush, 35, for
fleeing, reckless driving and reckless endangering.
• Morrow County Sheriff’s Office Yuliana Lara Madrigal, 31, for
fourth-degree assault and menacing.
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