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Salem-News.com (Feb-27-2010 04:35)
Nazi Racists Unwelcome in Eastern Oregon`s John DayTim King Salem-News.comA black President is a huge step in the fight for equality, but this group in John Day is a huge step backward. (SALEM, Ore.) - A community in eastern Oregon is putting its foot down on the goose step, you could say. Read Full Article
Salem-News.com (May-23-2009 19:19)
One Dead and One Seriously Injured in Crash Near John DaySalem-News.comFatal traffic crash happened on Highway. 402 east of Monument in Grant Countyā€¸. (JOHN DAY, Ore.) -
Police say a Redmond-area man died and a John Day resident was seriously injured Saturday morning in a single vehicle traffic crash on Highway 402 about 2 1/2 miles east of Monument in Grant County.
Salem-News.com (Mar-02-2008 20:04)
Damaged Gate at John Day Lock ReplacedSalem-News.comThe gate at John Day was damaged late February 28th when the Sundial's barge came into contact with the upstream gate while the lock chamber was filling. (PORTLAND, Ore.) -
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers successfully removed the damaged gate at the John Day lock Sunday and were expected to re-open the lock to river traffic under restricted operations by 6:00 PM today.
Salem-News.com (Mar-01-2008 14:25)
Corps Plans to Reopen Columbia River MondaySalem-News.comOver the weekend, the Corps plans to remove the damaged gate and install a temporary floating bulkhead to be used in place of a normal lock gate during repairs or inspections. (PORTLAND, Ore.) -
River traffic on the Columbia River at the John Day Dam might reopen as early as Monday, March 3rd, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today. |
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