Police Blotter: 'She Is His Mistress'
Northeast Oregon Now has dug into the Hermiston police logs to pluck out some of the more unique reports received by the HPD:
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E. Oregon Man Charged with Custodial Interference
A 61-year-old man from The Dalles is in jail and faces charges of custodial interference.
According to the Oregon State Police, a woman came to...
Hermiston to Install Stop Signs on NW Fifth St.
Motorists driving on N.W. Fifth Street in Hermiston will soon have to come to a stop when they approach W. Madrona Avenue.
The intersection is...
Corps: Kennewick Man is Native American
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division has reached an initial determination regarding the set of ancient remains known as Kennewick Man.
Based on...
Hermiston Chamber Luncheon Set for Tuesday
The Hermiston Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly Business to Business Luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 28.
The guest speaker will be Hermiston School District...
OSEA Extends Deadline for Local Seniors to Apply for $500 Scholarship
Oregon School Employees Association Chapter 10 is extending the deadline for its college scholarship offering for high school seniors to May 22, 2020.
The award...
Bear Captured, Euthanized After Attacking Man Near La Grande
The Union County Sheriff’s Office, the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and Oregon State Police responded to a bear attack last Wednesday in...
Enter to Win Archery Deer Hunt Near Medford
Six adult archery deer hunters will get the chance to hunt on the 9,500-acre C2 Ranch near Medford during the late archery deer season...
Good Shepherd Offers Variety of Support Groups
Good Shepherd Medical Center offers a variety of support groups through the year. Here’s a look at the different groups along with their meeting...
State Labor Officials Offer $19 Million for Workforce Training Grants
By Lynne Terry
State officials have nearly $19 million to spend on training Oregonians to work in construction, health care and manufacturing.
Earlier this month, the...
Agape House to Give Away Coats on Saturday
The Agape House is seeking donations for a coat giveaway program it is holding on Saturday, Oct. 18.
Donations can be made at the Agape...
Chamber Event to Focus on Rural Economies
The Hermiston Chamber Business to Business Luncheon on May 24 will feature guest speaker Greg Block, president of Sustainable Northwest. Block will talk about...
Walden Says Rule Could Harm Oregon Brewers
U.S. Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) has written to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expressing concern about a proposed rule that he believes could...
Boardman City Council to Hold Special Meeting Tonight
The Boardman City Council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. tonight, Nov. 21.
The purpose of special meeting is to discuss vacation and...
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Scheduled for Econo Lodge Umatilla on Nov. 30
The Umatilla Chamber of Commerce will host a grand opening of the newly-remodeled Econo Lodge Umatilla on Friday, Nov. 30.
Owners Parveen and Jose Quinones...
City to Transfer Class A Misdemeanors to Circuit Court
The city of Hermiston will began a 20-month experiment on May 1 in which it will turn all Class A misdemeanors over to the...
Hermiston to Receive $280,000 in Federal Funding for Safe Streets
Hermiston is one of five Oregon communities to receive federal funding to improve street safety in their communities.
U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley...
PGE Exhibit Opens at SAGE Center
The SAGE Center in Boardman is now home to a Portland General Electric exhibit, expanding the amount of energy information available at the facility.
The...
Pump Prices Dip Ahead of July 4th
Despite a surge in gasoline demand for the second half of June, retail gas prices continue to move lower.
For the week, the national average...
City of Hermiston Offering 5-Week Civic Engagment Training
Rural Civic Engagement Training is coming to Hermiston this fall, helping residents better understand the way local government operates while empowering them to tackle...
