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BOARDMAN — Boardman resident and Farmer’s Cup owner Jonathan Tallman said he sees conflicts of interest as a point of contention within the Port of Morrow Board of Commissioners, and

BOARDMAN — Boardman resident and Farmer’s Cup owner Jonathan Tallman said he sees conflicts of interest as a point of contention within the Port of Morrow Board of Commissioners, and

WSU alumni Cindy Brunson, Robert Dove, and Roger Nyhus will be honored at the 47th Murrow Symposium held April 4–5.

The Medford School District’s Board of Directors is likely to approve Madrone Trail School’s request to renew its charter, despite tension over the past year between the school’s own board, its former...

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Oregon equestrian coach likely author of own investigation March 10 2021 Oregon City High School official convicted of self-dealing appears to provide comments for herself in a defense purportedly written by athletic director. The Oregon City High School equestrian coach who was recently convicted on violations of state law related to self-dealing appears to have written portions of the athletic directors investigatory report that led to the school boards decision not to fire her. S...

Oregon City High School coach guilty of ethics violations February 22 2021 District officials undergoing separate investigations by the Oregon Department of Education and the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission. Oregon government ethics commissioners have found that the coach of Oregon City High Schools equestrian team since 2014 has been using her position to obtain financial benefits for her unregistered business. State ethics commissioners voted unanimously on Jan. 29 to d...