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Sokol Blosser takes aim at Weidner
Wine industry pioneer Susan Sokol Blosser of Dundee filed just before Tuesday's deadline to challenge first-term state Rep. Jim Weidner of Yamhill in House District 24, which represents most of Yamhill County.
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Priest says church closure unavoidable
For the Rev. Terry O’Connell, priest at St. James Catholic Church, finances are not the driving issue behind changes proposed this fall that include the closing of San Martin de Porres in Dayton and expansion of St. James in McMinnville to compensate.
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Just speedin’ in the rain
“I didn’t hear anybody grumble about the weather or anything. A lot of jokes about it, but I...
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2010 All-Valley Boys Basketball Team — The Centerpiece
On a team full of players that, at any moment, could explode for a big game, Drew Wickman was the one the opposition knew was a constant. If he wasn’t paid adequate attention, the Grizzlies would most likely win — and they often did even with Wickman drawing all that extra attention.
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Grizzlies ready to start new softball era
Despite losing a half-dozen seniors from last year’s squad — among them the Oregon Gatorade Player of the Year, pitcher Anna Bertrand — McMinnville softball coach Larry Nichols doesn’t expect this year’s young team to miss a beat.
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Dayton grad wins NAIA wrestling title at Southern Oregon
Southern Oregon University’s Barry Johnson, a 2005 Dayton graduate and a four-time state champ...
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'Rabbit Hole' looks at how to keep living
“Rabbit Hole,” a drama that examines life in a family that’s just lost a small child, will open...
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A policy of service
As long as Hagan Hamilton continues to go by that name, McMinnville resident Mike Hamilton will...
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Mayor visits old stomping ground
Olson talks to St. James third-graders about what makes a community
OTHER NEWS
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Mac student helps with quake relief
McMinnville High student Rickey Bodle wasn't alarmed when he awoke in a shaking bed the morning of Saturday, Feb. 27. "Chile is an extremely active area for tremors, so I thought nothing of it," said Bodle, who is spending the year there on a Rotary Club exchange program.
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Bomb hoax nets $9,000 restitution
Yamhill County Circuit Court Judge John Collins listened as Melissa Davaz’s attorney described her in glowing terms, detailing her many accomplishments in high school and college.
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Mountain development scaled back
Facing unrelenting opposition from neighbors and land-use activists to his plan for five houses on 10-acre lots, and the reality that a five-lot development wouldn’t turn the profit to cover long delays and large attorney’s fees, Gale Mills has submitted a new application.
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Expo shines beam of light amid gloom
Students, jobseekers and local businesses benefit
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Parishioners fighting to save San Martin
DAYTON - St. James Catholic Church has announced plans, in conjunction with a capital campaign to fund expansion of its church and school facilities in downtown McMinnville, to close Dayton's San Martin de Porres as early as this fall.
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'Rabbit Hole' looks at how to keep living
“Rabbit Hole,” a drama that examines life in a family that’s just lost a small child, will open Friday at Gallery Theater.
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Y-C High senior organizes prom dress exchange
Yamhill-Carlton student Jamie Linn is organizing a prom dress exchange just in time for this year's big event. "Any girl who needs a dress for prom, eighth-grade promotion, Homecoming or a dance can come find a dress."
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A policy of service
As long as Hagan Hamilton continues to go by that name, McMinnville resident Mike Hamilton will bask in the reflected glow of its prominence on the local business scene.
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Mailman to march for melanoma
Slathered in sunscreen, a McMinnville man plans to walk from Linfield College to Portland’s Rose Garden to raise funding for and awareness of skin cancer.
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Happiness found in family
Active 101-year-old Joy House also takes pleasure in hobbies, crocheting blankets for babies
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Staying positive in fight for life
At 55, as he was moving into retirement and looking forward to a new set of adventures, Jeff Stevenson aced a physical. The comprehensive check-up included a PSA test, which screens for signs of prostate cancer. Like all the other tests, the results were normal.
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Fashion photography meets art photography in Linfield exhibit
A visitor at the opening reception for Linfield College’s latest art exhibit, “Fashion & Fiction,” took one look at the image of a woman flat on her back next to two pay phones and declared, “It looks like there’s a good story behind that one.” And that, actually, is the point.
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UPDATED: Witnesses share their photos to NewsRegister.com, post videos online.
Evergreen 747 touches down at McMinnville Airport
UPDATE: Check Saturday's edition for an inside look at the Boeing jumbo jet
Jumbo jet now on display at air museum
UPDATE: 200 spectators gather to watch the Boeing 747 lumber across Highway 18 early this morning.
Weidner’s lone bill turned back
Rep. Jim Weidner’s only bill of the 2010 special session, an attempt to repeal Oregon’s Healthy Kids initiative, failed to make it out of committee.
A magical night: Ball raises $125,000-plus for kids
UPDATED: "Shazaam!" shouted the crowd at the magic-themed McMinnville Mayor's Ball Saturday night. And more than $125,000 appeared for the Kids on the Block after-school enrichment program.
