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Police use Taser to subdue Umatilla man

Oregon State Police used a Taser on a man early Sunday morning in Island City to make an arrest. 

 

 

Road closure set for Tuesday

The intersection at the railroad crossing at Z Avenue and Cedar Street will be closed Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for construction, according to Road Safe Traffic. A detour will be provided.
 

Farmers' market off and cooking

 

Poetry contest winners announced

More than 50 students put pen to paper this year to participate in the annual K-12 Poetry Contest. 
 

Anthony Lakes thriving, officials say

BAKER CITY — After almost three years, quasi-public ownership of Anthony Lakes ski area no longer seems like an experiment to Alice Trindle.
 

City benefits from ODOT grant money

ELGIN — In a recent special session of the city council, councilors gave the green light to move forward with a $495,000 grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation as part of the Safe Routes to School program.

 

 

Doctor missing in Kiev, Ukraine

Searchers continue to look for former La Grande physician  

YAKIMA, Wash. — The search effort for a former La Grande physician missing in Kiev, Ukraine, is set to focus on a park in the city, searchers said last week.

 

Imbler junior giving a voice to the voiceless

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Imbler High School junior Cain Stellings, a member of the Oregon Foster Youth Connection team, is campaigning for Senate Bill 123. The legislation would create a bill of rights for the thousands of Oregon children and teenagers in foster homes. (Chris Baxter/The Observer)
 

IMBLER — Imbler High School junior Cain Stellings considers himself lucky, but he knows that many others in his situation do not share his good fortune.

 

The show goes on

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Moviegoers get situated to watch “The Croods” Friday night at the La Grande Drive-In. The drive-in replaced its film projector with a new Dolby digital projection system Thursday, just in time for opening weekend. (Chris Baxter/The Observer)
 

The days of 35mm film may be over, but the nostalgia of the drive-in lives on in La Grande.

 

Guard shows off new drone

PENDLETON — The Oregon National Guard unveiled its latest cutting-edge war-fighting technology during a short demonstration flight of the RQ-7B Shadow unmanned aerial vehicle.
 
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