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VALE — The first round of unofficial results for the 2021 Special District Director Election are in, with ballot boxes having closed at 8 p.m. Results, including voter percentage turnouts, remain unofficial until they are finalized by Malheur County Clerk Gayle Trotter on June 2.  “Majority will be complete by the time we go home tonight though,” she wrote in an email to the newspaper on Tuesday afternoon.  At 2:30 p.m., Trotter said 31% of ballots — 5,196 of the 17,05...

Massive swarms of mayflies that have threatened driver safety on a bridge connecting Columbia and Wrightsville have officially become a million-dollar problem in Lancaster and York counties. That’s the case as state transportation officials propose expensive lighting upgrades to control the bugs on Veterans Memorial Bridge. This year’s mayfly swarms are only weeks away, but the potential solutions are still a few years off, according to Mark Malhenzie, a senior project manager with th...

How will that affect my water bill? Wrightsville officials consider plan for selling assets Wrightsville residents packed the John Wright Restaurant on Wednesday night — all with similar questions on their minds. If Wrightsville sells its water and sewer assets to help eliminate debt — how will that affect rates, bills and local control?  As Wrightsville Council President Eric White sees it, theres no future in the water and sewer business, he said. "Its not a good business to be in ...

The pipeline provides 45% of the East Coast’s fuel. The American Petroleum Institute, an advocacy agency based in Washington, D.C., organized a media conference Wednesday to allay consumers fears and inform the public that there is no shortage of gasoline. - Advertisement - “Our industry is closely monitoring the situation,” Frank Macchiarola, API senior vice president of policy, economics and regulatory affairs, said. “We are seeing a spike in demand for petroleum due to ho...

RYTE CBD Earns Top Honor at CBD Expo Mountain Tour Revolutionary consumer focused brand wins Best in Show CBD Tincture at major industry tradeshow News provided by Share this article Share this article BOULDER, Colo., May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- RYTE CBD has earned the 2021 CBD Expo Mountain Tours prestigious "Best CBD Tincture" award.  RYTEs award-winning 4000mg Full Spectrum CBD Tincture, was recognized for overall taste, quality, packaging, and consumer value. Launched in fall of 2020, RY...

Wrightsville official: Lets get out of the water and sewer business York Dispatch Increasing debt service charges tacked onto monthly sewer and water bills have resulted in Wrightsville officials considering selling the boroughs assets, an official said Monday. A meeting slated for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the John Wright Restaurant, located at 234 N. Front St., invites borough residents and municipal officials to discuss the issue. The meeting is to provide information, and no official governm...

Wednesday, May 5, 2021 Willis: ‘People are what makes this community — this school is so great’ As the 2020-2021 school year comes to an end and the 2021-2022 year is just around the corner, some changes in the Wheaton school district will be made. Tyler Willis, current Wheaton High School principal, is leaving to take the same position at Cassville High School, and Jody Cavness will be stepping up to the role at Wheaton. “My contract started on Aug. 1, 2017, and my contract will end on J...

Copy URL Several states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, and Texas have rolled back their masking requirements, putting superintendents and school boards once again on the hot seat on a question that, at least politically, feels un-winnable: Should they hold fast to their own masking protocols in schools? With states abdicating their role in masking, districts are bearing the full brunt of opinions from resentful parents and fearful teachers. The availability of vaccines for adults and...

Share this article Share this article Furthering its mission to empower parents with greater awareness of their childs sleep, health, and development. LOS ANGELES, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Since their 2019 launch, Miku has been at the forefront of innovation in contact-free respiratory monitoring. Now Miku announces the Miku Pro Smart Baby Monitor, their newest offering, designed to connect parents to their little ones in a way no monitor has done before. The product features Mikus propri...