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After 55 years, Heppner TV to flip off the switch

Discounts offered to sign up with satellite

By David Sykes

    After 55 years of continuous cable television service Heppner TV will be closing down Sept. 30, General Manager Pat Lauritsen announced Tuesday morning.

   “With deep regret we are announcing that we are closing down the Heppner TV side of our business.....

 

Large crowd comes out to protest early
coal fired plant closure

By David Sykes

About 200 people, many of them employees, turned out at a public hearing in Boardman Monday night to protest the early closure of the Boardman coal fired plant. The hearing was in front of three members of the Oregon Public Utility Commission (PUC), which is preparing to make a decision on the future of the plant.

Turbines Too Loud? Here, Take $5,000

From the New York Times

 

 

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