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Umatilla Electric Cooperative shares highlights with membership
HERMISTON — Umatilla Electric Cooperative surpassed 6 billion kilowatt hours in 2022 — a first for the power…
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Oregon ranchers test non-lethal wolf deterrents
With support from a federal grant, ranchers across Oregon are testing non-lethal tools to protect livestock from wolves.…
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Frozen yogurt returns to Hermiston
HERMISTON — Locals will be able to enjoy build-your-own frozen yogurt concoctions once more when Cuppa Yo opens…
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Eastern Oregon Computers celebrates relocation
HERMISTON — The public is invited to an open house and ribbon cutting at Eastern Oregon Computers. In…
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‘Capt.’ Johnny Rush sails into Hermiston to sell fish
HERMISTON — “Capt.” Johnny Rush has been selling fish across Oregon from the back of a heavily customized…
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Layin’ it on the line: Stress and its effect on longevity. Could an annuity help you live longer?
Studies have shown that stress can contribute to a variety of health problems, including high blood pressure, heart…
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Project would make former Umatilla Army Depot part of Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub
Ex-Umatilla Army Depot to be part of Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub {child_byline}By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press{/child_byline} LAKE OSWEGO…
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Umatilla chamber seeks award nominations
UMATILLA — The Umatilla Chamber of Commerce is preparing to celebrate the community’s “stars” that makes it a…
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Input costs weigh on NW wheat farmers heading into spring
BOISE — As a late spring beckons, input costs are top of mind for Northwest wheat farmers. “Especially…
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Thornton Farms: Next generation joins the family orchard
TONASKET, Wash. — Kaitlyn Thornton is the fourth generation on her family’s fruit farm in northern Washington. Her…
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