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Good deed does community proud

People in La Grande and Union County always have had a lot to be proud of when it comes to helping those who are down. But truly, they outdid themselves this past winter when they rallied around a soldier whose car was destroyed by vandals as he served in Iraq.
 

Community needs showcase festival

It’s a funny thing about a soaring high hope. Shoot it down, and it dies a quiet death. People soon forget it ever flew.
 

Harry Collman 1941-2011 A legacy of giving

The community has lost one of its most successful businessmen, community benefactors and indomitable figures. Harry Collman, longtime owner of RD Mac, died April 8 at the age of 69. A celebration of his life is planned for 11 a.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church in La Grande.
 

Wallowa County needs long-term care center

Sure, a recession is on, and it’s tempting to vote no on everything that will raises taxes — or have the perception of raising taxes.
 

Cattlemen look for fair solution in wolf debate

To expect Oregon’s cattlemen and wolves to live in harmony would be like setting Indian independence leader Mohandas Gandhi, who used fasting as a political weapon, and television food personality Paula Dean up on a date and expecting fireworks. Ain’t gonna happen. But a majority of Oregon cattlemen are trying to work within a system that is providing for wolf recovery. They are just looking for a fair playing field.
 

Sen. Nelson stands by principles on tuition bill

America is divided on a lot of issues these days, but few issues seem to generate as much emotion as those that deal with illegal immigrants. State Sen. David Nelson got a dose of the political heat recently with his support of Senate Bill 742, which would allow the children of illegal immigrants who have lived in Oregon for some time to pay in-state tuition rates at state universities. Ten other states, including Washington and California, have passed similar laws.
 

E-mail probe doesn’t pass smell test

The Oregon Department of Justice’s investigation into allegations that a Union County employee may have deleted e-mails between the county and Horizon Wind leaves more questions than answers.
 

Help keep local fireworks show alive

The community is facing the possibility of not having a fireworks show this year unless volunteers step forward to conduct fundraising for the
annual event.
 

Make pavilion rebuild project a community affair

The community is willing to step forward to aid in the reconstruction of the beloved Riverside Park pavilion, just as retired contractor Elmer Perry  suggested in a recent Community Comment in The Observer.

 

Save the date: Army Field Band, Chorus to perform here April 29

Ready for a little John Philip Sousa? Patriotic songs and a rousing concert band? Then mark your calendar for April 29. That’s when The Observer and Eastern Oregon University will team up to sponsor a performance by the internationally acclaimed U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers’ Chorus at Quinn Coliseum.
 
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