TODAY, May 18
ELECTION DAY â Ballots for Malheur County 2021 District Director Election due at official drop boxes no later than 8 p.m. today.
Treasure Valley Community College board meeting, 6 p.m., Laura Moore Cunningham Science Center, TVCC, Ontario, (541) 881-5577.
Ontario City Council Meeting, 6 p.m., City Hall, 444 SW Fourth St., Ontario. Limited seating; meeting can be viewed on the City of Ontarioâs Facebook page.
Joint Committee of the Owyhee Project meeting, 7 p.m., Owyhee Irrigation District meeting follows, Stunz, Fonda Kiyna, Horton LLP law office, 106 Main St. N., Nyssa.
WEDNESDAY, May 19
Malheur County Court meeting, 9 a.m., Room 106, Malheur County Courthouse, 251 B St. W., Vale. To join: call (571) 317-3129; enter access code 299-510-653. Info: (541) 473-5124.
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Three students from Treasure Valley Community College, Hannah Berger, Maria Montes and Chase Wilcox, were among 45 students named to All-Oregon Academic Team, according to a news release from Oregon Community College Association. Berger was also named a New Century Workforce Scholar.
These outstanding student scholars are selected for their academic excellence, leadership and community service, and are all members of Phi Theta Kappa, the nationâs community college honor society.
âIâd like to congratulate these outstanding student scholars for their achievements and the completion of their community college degrees,â said association Executive Director Cam Preus in the release. âAs some of our very best and brightest, these students represent hope for a strong future in Oregon.â
Boise State News May 4, 2021
Boise State commencement speaker Olivia Thomas, Albertsons Library. Thomas shared advice for students just beginning their college careers at Boise State. “There’s so much opportunity here. I did a lot, but think even I didn’t realize the possibilities. We’re large enough that you can find a group, a research project that interests you. But we’re small enough that it’s all accessible.” John Kelly photo.
From the time she was a young student at the Idaho Virtual Academy, Olivia Thomas knew she wanted to invent video games – in particular, games with an educational focus. She read her first book on coding when she was 10. Her interest in technology only grew through high school. In her senior year at the academy, she searched the country for video game design programs. It happened that Boise State’s Games, Interactive Media and Mobile program (GIMM) had welcomed its first class the year before.
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