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A home for Huckleberry: Oregon teen wins abandoned horse in Baker City drawing
Pam Neske, 13, was thrilled to win Huckleberry, a colt, in a drawing Wednesday. Her family will pay Baker County $175 for the horse, who had been abandoned in the Blue Mountains.
County Jail Log published Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009
The following information is taken from the daily logs of local law enforcement agencies.
Attalla man dies from crash injuries
An Attalla man who was critically injured in an Idaho van accident on Nov. 12 has died.
Stimulus Map Update: Obama's snake-handlers
Where is your stimulus money going? In Baker City, Ore., the Bureau of Land Management is putting $256,000 of it toward "rattlesnake stewardship." It's the latest addition to our Stimulus Jobs Map .
3 still hospitalized after church van rollover that killed 2
Three of the people injured in last week's van crash near Baker City remain hospitalized in Boise.
Two dead, 14 others injured in crash
An attendee at the New Life Worship Center of Federal Heights holds a candle in the air during a vigil held on Thursday, Nov.
Victims Of Deadly Van Crash Remembered
Hundreds of members of New Life Worship Center gathered Sunday to remember the victims of a deadly church van crash, and to honor the survivors.
Storyteller mesmerizes students
First-grader Nessa Copley flaps her wings as she becomes part of the storytelling Friday at Brooklyn Primary School.
Halfway gets backup well online
The Eastern Oregon city of Halfway managed to avoid a crisis after a gas explosion blew out the town's main water pumping station.
Survivor says fatal van crash near Baker City like 'dream'
Five young people remain in serious or critical condition at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise following a rollover accident near Baker City on Thursday that killed two people.
OSP: One killed, 15 hurt when church's van rolls near Baker City
Oregon State Police troopers, with the assistance of local police and emergency responders, are continuing the investigation into an early Thursday morning single vehicle rollover crash on Interstate 84 about five miles west of Baker City that resulted in the death of one person and injuries to 15 others.
1 Dead, 15 injured in Oregon van rollover
KIVI Today's Channel 6 News 1 Dead, 15 injured in Oregon van rollover Oregon State Police troopers, with help from the Baker County Sheriff's Office and emergency responders, are continuing the investigation into an early Thursday morning single-vehicle rollover crash on Interstate 84 in the Baker City area that killed one person and injured 15 ...
Three Baker County schools rated as - outstanding' in 2008-09 report
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Eastbound I-84 closed east of Pendleton
A news release at 10 a.m. Monday advised that two crashes on I-84 in Eastern Oregon have shut down the eastbound highway at mile point 216, six miles east of Pendleton.
AHA Officers, Directors Announced
During the American Hereford Association Annual Membership Meeting Nov. 2 new AHA officers were announced and three new directors were elected to serve on the AHA Board.
Wanted Baker City man arrested in Portland
Police arrested a 24-year-old man wanted for an Oct. 22 shooting in Baker City. District Attorney Matt Shirtcliff of Baker County says investigators traveled to Portland to arrest Zachary Persicke on a charge of first-degree assault.
Baker City police search for shooting suspect
Authorities have identified a suspect in the shooting of a 46-year-old man at a Baker City home last week.
Ex-manager may have signed Baker petition twice
BAKER CITY, Ore. - A Baker City man has asked the Oregon Elections Division to investigate whether former City Manager Steve Brocato and a current city employee violated state law by twice signing petitions in the City Council recall campaign.
Writer to kids: Scary stories fun to read
BAKER CITY, Ore. - Joseph Kehoe shrugs off his jacket to reveal a black T-shirt emblazoned with a lime green ox and wagon and the words "You have died of dysentery." His says this design, inspired by the 1970s computer game "Oregon Trail," lends a mood to his presentation of adventures and scary stories.
Anti-recall group raises $7,000
Committee collects six times more money than the group promoting the recall of Mayor Dennis Dorrah and City Councilor Beverly Calder A committee that supports Baker City Mayor Dennis Dorrah and Councilor Beverly Calder has raised six times more money than the group that urges voters to remove the pair from office through a recall.
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