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Halloween is right around the corner! 🎃 With extra little ghouls and goblins out on the streets, let's keep our neighborhoods safe by turning on headlights early, watching for pedestrians, and planning safe rides home if you're celebrating. info.oregon.aaa.com/hallowee…
Seniors attending Better Bones and Balance and Gentle Chair Yoga through the Ontario Recreation District find physical and social benefits. argusobserver.com/valley_lif… via @argusobserver
FROM THE I-E: Steve Dominguez of Hometown Chevrolet-GMC is named 1 of 48 national nominees for the 2027 TIME Dealer of the Year award. argusobserver.com/independen… via @argusobserver
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Vale High School’s choir has returned after a 15-year absence. Led by music teacher Debbie Wolfe, the 12-member group recently performed its first concert, with three more planned this school year. argusobserver.com/free_acces… via @argusobserver
Four Malheur County 4-H members earned ribbons at the Oregon Ranch Horse Invitational in McMinnville, where Hunter Porter received Top Cow Hand and Top Senior Roper honors. argusobserver.com/news/malhe… via @argusobserver
Ontario Kiwanis Club members and community volunteers completed a repurposed fence at Lanterman Kiwanis Park on Oct. 17 to help keep soccer balls out of the street and protect young players. argusobserver.com/valley_lif… via @argusobserver
Weiser rushed for 403 yards to defeat Emmett 48-27 on Oct. 16. Zayn Crossley, Ty Cobb and Klete Cook each scored two rushing touchdowns as the Wolverines pulled away in the second half. argusobserver.com/sports/wei… via @argusobserver
BrightNest Clean Co. owner Khaila Palmer organized a free clothing giveaway Oct. 16-17, inspired by her own experience with homelessness and the difficulty of finding affordable clothing.
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TFP Therapeutic Services dedicated an Ontario sanctuary garden for women veterans receiving support for PTSD and military sexual trauma. The nonprofit also created a cat sanctuary honoring Joseph “Joe” Johnson argusobserver.com/news/tfp-d… via @argusobserver
Ontario School District’s EdFlex Oregon online school serves about 60 students and is open to K-12 students throughout Oregon. District officials discussed enrollment, student progress and school funding during the board’s Sept. 28 work session. argusobserver.com/news/learn…
Ericks Garsvo, director of the Owyhee County Historical Museum, will discuss the museum’s growth, collections and community programs during the Malheur Historical Society’s Oct. 8 meeting in Vale. argusobserver.com/free_acces… via @argusobserver
🚑 Malheur County voters will decide whether to raise the annual ambulance service district charge from $16 to $31 per residence over the next three fiscal years. argusobserver.com/news/voter… via @argusobserver
Angel Wings Network will recognize retired Weiser teacher Ralph Rowley at its Oct. 10 fundraiser for making over 700 prayer blankets for cancer patients. argusobserver.com/news/weise… via @argusobserver
Vale's Varsity Football team runs onto the field following halftime at the Viking's homecoming game. The team played against visiting Ontario Tigers. Vale won 84-8.
🎥 Antonio Sunseri
The New Plymouth High School Marching Band performs during halftime at the the Pilgrims' homecoming game against Melba. New Plymouth chose a blackout theme for its homecoming, as the student section illustrates.
New Plymouth won 18-14.
🎥 Corey Evan
FROM THE I-E: The Payette City Council discussed a proposed social media policy during its Sept. 15 meeting, giving City Attorney Eben Masingill and council members more time to review guidelines for city officials communicating online. argusobserver.com/independen… via @argusobserver
Great Horned Owl Chili wins Adrian cook-off argusobserver.com/free_acces… via @argusobserver





