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WEB4 days ago · Updated 9 hrs ago. News. John Day city councilors survive recall effort. By JUSTIN DAVIS Blue Mountain Eagle. JOHN DAY — Three John Day city councilors facing simultaneous recall efforts are still members of the city’s governing body after a trio of decisive “no” votes in the city’s Sept. 17 special election. News. subscriber exclusive.
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WEBImproved weather leads to evacuation notice reductions. DAYVILLE — Improved weather conditions coupled with rainfall have led to a downgrade in evacuation zones on the Rail Ridge Fire according to a Sept. 12 press release by Grant County Emergency Management.
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WEBBlue Mountain Eagle, John Day, Oregon. 9,234 likes · 1,466 talking about this · 79 were here. This weekly community newspaper is the oldest in Oregon. Based in John Day in Grant County.
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WEBThe Blue Mountain eagle. [online resource] (John Day, Oregon) 1972-current Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present.
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WEBMar 5, 2024 · Originally founded in 1889, the Blue Mountain Eagle provides distinctively local news, sports and information in Grant County. Stay connected to the events in your world with the Blue...
New team takes command of Rail Ridge Fire | Wildfires ...
WEB2 days ago · DAYVILLE — Aided by favorable weather conditions, fire crews are working to shore up containment lines around the Rail Ridge Fire as a new incident team takes command, fire managers.
Blue Mountain Eagle (newspaper) - Wikipedia
WEBThe Blue Mountain Eagle is a weekly newspaper published on Wednesdays in John Day, Oregon. History. The Blue Mountain Eagle was established in 1898, [5] and has undergone a long string of mergers in the decades since. [6] . In 1948, the newspaper was sold to Elmo Smith, who went on to found Eagle Newspapers. [7] .
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WEBThe Blue Mountain Eagle is a local newspaper published weekly as a subsidiary of the East Oregonian Publishing Co. which includes the East Oregonian, The Daily Astorian, Capital Press, Chinook Observer and the Wallowa County Chieftain.
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WEB1 day ago · The Blue Mountain Eagle is Grant County's only newspaper published weekly as a subsidiary of the East Oregonian Publishing Co. which also includes the East Oregonian, The Daily Astorian, Capital Press, Chinook Observer, the Hermiston Herald, Oregon Coast Today and the Wallowa County Chieftain.