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The city of Hermiston is on its way to making the South Hermiston Industrial Park more “shovel ready” after city councilors awarded a bid for a $1.6 million construction project at their Monday, May 24, meeting. The project will extend Southeast Campbell Drive down to East Penney Avenue, pave an undeveloped right of way for Southeast 10th Street connecting to Highway 395, create a new road leading into Port of Umatilla-owned property, and add water and sewer lines in the area. The council awarded to contract to Tapani, Inc. of Richland, Washington, which was the apparent low bidder ...

ONTARIO Residential neighbors to the industrial area in northeast Ontario have grown weary of ongoing issues with commercial truck traffic and workers traveling to those businesses, who many say are speeding up and down roads, such as Northeast Second and Third streets, leaving their vehicles parked in front of homes or businesses, with some being left running overnight and sometimes for as long as three days. As such, Marc Garcia, of Ontario attended Ontario City Council’s work session on Thursday to address the problem which is happening in his neighborhood. He delivered both a present...

Clark County prosecuting attorney says local law enforcement should have body cams Tony Golik joins Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins in asking for body cameras after sheriff's deputies killed two Black men in the past six months. Author: Tim Gordon, David Mann Published: 10:45 PM PST February 23, 2021 Updated: 2:56 PM PST February 24, 2021 CLARK COUNTY, Wash. — Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik is getting behind efforts to equip local law enforcement with body cameras. His decision comes after Clark County Sheriff's deputies shot a...

HERMISTON — The Hermiston City Council approved a contract for construction of a new city hall on Monday, Feb. 8. The bid was awarded to Griffin Construction, of The Dalles, for $8.66 million. The contractor was the low bidder of five bids, and came in under estimates by city engineers. The cost includes construction of the new city hall building, as well as replacement of two blocks of aging water and sewer lines near city hall for $237,000, and another $278,000 for the parking lot across Northeast Second Street. City Manager Byron Smith said the parking lot will be reconfigured to add ...

The Hermiston City Council approved a contract for construction of a new city hall on Monday, Feb. 8.