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LA GRANDE — La Grande High School alum Kathy Rudd recently made a startling discovery — her school’s history is vanishing. Rudd, with the help of Eric Freeman, the school’s assistant principal, was examining framed collections of LHS graduating class photos from 1924 to 2001. All had been taken down from the walls near the school’s main entrance so their condition could be examined. Rudd, a 1969 La Grande High graduate, found 33 picture frames present and 23 missing. Th...

Silent Night, Deadly Night Remake Set for Release in 2022 Silent Night, Deadly Night Remake Set for Release in 2022 A Silent Night, Deadly Night remake is in the works with the original holiday horror movies producers on board. 80s horror classic, Silent Night, Deadly Night has a remake in the works. Deadline reports that Orwo Studios and Black Hangar Studios have acquired the rights to remake the controversial Christmas slasher, which was released in 1984 and spawned a movie franchise with se...

While many social service agencies have faltered during the COVID-19 pandemic, at least one local nonprofit took the opportunity to expand amid the unfortunate circumstances of the past year.

LA GRANDE — The hallways and classrooms of La Grande High School are coming back to life. Students returned to the high school for in-person instruction Thursday, Jan. 28 — the first time since mid-March of 2020 when the state closed all schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Changing state metrics for COVID-19 helped open the doors to real classrooms as opposed to virtual ones. The metrics also allowed in-person instruction to start again for students in grades seven and eight on Wedn...

Randy Dean Hargrove, 64, passed away December 31, 2020 at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County. He was a resident of Green River, WY for over 50 years and a former resident of Big Piney, WY.   He was born on April 27, 1956 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the son of Glen Lee Hargrove and Margaret Francis-Ruth Staiger.   Randy attended schools in Big Piney and graduated with the Green River High School class of 1974.   Advertisement - Story continues below... He married Norma Gene Bodin in Green Riv...

Community Bulletin Board: the Sentinel (for Jan. 13) Volunteer vaccinators may be needed in Middlesex County and at other vaccination sites. Licensed nurses, doctors and medical professionals who are willing to volunteer should email their name, address, phone number and license information to Lt. Jangols of the Monroe Township Police Department at sjangols@monroetwppolice.org   Daya Sharma will lead a meditative workshop at 7 p.m. Jan. 13. Jim Rose, retired executive with Johnson & Johnson, ...

No horror franchise cuts into Christmastime quite like the Silent Night, Deadly Night films. Shout! Factory Welcome to Carnage Classified, a monthly column where we break down the historical and social influence of all things horror, then rank the films of each month’s category accordingly. Franchises, movements, filmmakers, sub-genres, etc … It’s all here! This entry is about the Silent Night, Deadly Night franchise.  December: the joyous month of holiday cheer. Snow, colored Christmas...

Paul Bibby A precious pocket of old growth forest in Mullumbimby is a step closer to being in public hands after Byron Shire councillors voted to take responsibility for the site last week. Tallowood Ridge, located next to the Tallowood housing estate off Left Bank Road, features 100-year-old trees that are home to numerous species including koalas. Court orders The site is protected by Land and Environment Court orders, but was set to become the responsibility of a small group of private la...

The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1) A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Cameron Green’s emergence on the national stage has left many Australian cricket fans very excited about the future and what he can achieve as a pace-bowling batsman. The great Keith Miller – him of the “pressure is having a Messerschmitt up your arse” fame – was Australia’s l...

Updated on December 17, 2020 at 8:12 pm NBC Universal, Inc. A policy change could be to blame for increased mail theft across our area, a postal insider told the News4 I-Team. The head of the Postal Police Officers Association says the U.S. Postal Service removed its uniformed officers from patrols that deter those kinds of crimes, instead stationing them inside postal processing facilities. Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. "...