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Guest Opinion: Mayor does not have autonomous power to make committee appointments

Norm Crume
Updated Jan 18, 2022

Two things happened at the Jan. 11 Ontario City Council meeting that I must speak out about.

Opinion

Don Ballou: An overview of ordinance enforcement in Nyssa

Don Ballou
Dec 28, 2021

I would like to take a moment to talk about how your law enforcement assists the city government with enforcing the existing ordinances. Your …

Opinion

From the Mailbag: How will Ontario ever be cleaned up?

Updated Nov 19, 2021

There is talk of doing away with the city of Ontario’s ordinance officer. For no more than I see he does, I would have to agree.

Independent-Enterprise

Suggestions abound at City Council meeting

By Corey Evan Independent-Enterprise
Oct 24, 2021

PAYETTE — A hot topic at the Payette City Council’s regular meeting on Monday was proposed Ordinance No. 1500, which would rezone an area of l…

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Sheriff: Deputy is OK after dog attack

Leslie Thompson Argus Observer
Oct 22, 2021

ADRIAN — A Malheur County Sheriff’s deputy is recovering from being attacked by a large German Shepherd while he was assisting the Department …

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Malheur County Court to tell state it stands firm on local control of gun rights

Leslie Thompson Argus Observer
Updated Oct 19, 2021

VALE — The Malheur County Court is expected to send a letter to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum regarding its stat…

News

City Council passes updated construction trailer ordinance

by Corey Evan Independent-Enterprise
Oct 15, 2021

PAYETTE — At its regular meeting on Oct. 4, the Payette City Council provided a means for residents building on or renovating their properties…

Activist wins court challenge to Boise Police citation

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Activist wins court challenge to Boise Police citation

By RYAN SUPPE rsuppe@idahopress.com
Updated Oct 7, 2021

BOISE — Local activist Ty Werenka won a court challenge against the city of Boise on Thursday after a judge dismissed a citation Werenka received for using a megaphone during a protest against police injustice. The enforcement was an unfair application of the city’s noise control ordinance, Ada County Magistrate Judge Ransom Bailey ruled.

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City updates procedures for lot splitting

by Corey Evan Independent-Enterprise
Sep 17, 2021

PAYETTE — The way a particular law is worded can cause potential issues for city officials, as the Payette City Council found earlier this yea…

News

Appropriations in place for new fiscal year

by Corey Evan Independent-Enterprise
Aug 20, 2021

PAYETTE — Money talks among Payette city officials came to a close Monday evening as the Payette City Council reviewed and approved budget app…

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Guest Opinion: Mayor does not have autonomous power to make committee appointments

Don Ballou: An overview of ordinance enforcement in Nyssa

From the Mailbag: How will Ontario ever be cleaned up?

Suggestions abound at City Council meeting

Sheriff: Deputy is OK after dog attack

Malheur County Court to tell state it stands firm on local control of gun rights

City Council passes updated construction trailer ordinance

Activist wins court challenge to Boise Police citation

City updates procedures for lot splitting

Appropriations in place for new fiscal year

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Mayor Riley Hill goes solo on appointing committee members

Ontario School District Board to vote on contract renewal Superintendent contract nears end with no reply on labor complaint

Deputies presume Weiser man, 85, drowned while fishing in Hells Canyon

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