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PENDLETON — Candidates for the open Umatilla County Commissioner Position 1 seat have received far more contributions than candidates in the race for Position 2.
10 questions with...Alice Leonatti By: Editor Alice Leonatti has seen the Miss Missouri Scholarship Competition from three sides. She watched from the seats as a spectator. She also had a daughter in the competition. For more than a decade, Leonatti has supported the event as a volunteer, starting as a liaison with mothers of candidates, and now serving as co-executive director, helping executive director Ann Jolly. Leonatti retired from teaching at St. Brendan’s School in 2004. 1. Why stay involved in Miss Missouri? It’s a joy. Christie [her daughter] got so much out of it. To speak on their feet, to find an area they’re passionate about. The skills you develop will hold them for the rest of their lives. And having Miss Missouri in Mexico is a big thing.
A plan to boost Victoria's medical research into heart disease is critical to the state's post-COVID comeback but needs government backing, the Heart...
Bicycle Network A coalition of 13 walking, bike riding, transport, health and research groups are urging the Victorian Government to make it easier for people to walk and ride as more Victorians return to working onsite. The coalition has released the Streets are for everyone consensus statement, which outlines three clear and practical steps needed to create vibrant, active and connected communities in a COVID-normal Victoria. The statement found by walking or bike riding instead of driving by car an average Melbournian family could save up to $80 per day. Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) Senior Manager Transport, Planning and Infrastructure, Peter Kartsidimas said that last year highlighted the different mobility options available for Victorians.