National Weather Service Meteorologist Camden Plunkett shares records and observed data for November, the outlook for December through February, talks about La Nina Watch, plus the snowpack, water supply, and drought. Next, Oregon East Symphony Director J.D. Kindle and Sisters in Song Director Cheryl Carlson preview the Holiday Music Festival, Sun., Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m. at the Vert Auditorium. Learn more at https://www.oregoneastsymphony.org/

National Weather Service Meteorologist Camden Plunkett shares records and observed data for November, the outlook for December through February, talks about La Nina Watch, plus the snowpack, water supply, and drought. Next, Oregon East Symphony Director J.D. Kindle and Sisters in Song Director Cheryl Carlson preview the Holiday Music Festival, Sun., Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m. at the Vert Auditorium. Learn more at https://www.oregoneastsymphony.org/

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

December 2     |     National Weather Service & Oregon East Symphony

Pendleton Mayor John Turner and City Manager Robb Corbett recap agenda items from last night's city council meeting starting with a public hearing on the public contracting ordinance and the disposition of personal property ordinance. Next, council awarded a HVAC bid for the Vert Auditorium. New business consisted of the first ready of the clean water state revolving fund loan agreement, then amending the ordinance pertaining to dogs in parks, plus a report on lead and copper waterline inventory findings. The council also discussed its proposed federal agenda for 2025.

Pendleton Mayor John Turner and City Manager Robb Corbett recap agenda items from last night's city council meeting starting with a public hearing on the public contracting ordinance and the disposition of personal property ordinance. Next, council awarded a HVAC bid for the Vert Auditorium. New business consisted of the first ready of the clean water state revolving fund loan agreement, then amending the ordinance pertaining to dogs in parks, plus a report on lead and copper waterline inventory findings. The council also discussed its proposed federal agenda for 2025.

December 4     |     City of Pendleton

Pendleton Police Chief Chuck Byram issues caution for Christmas shoppers and what people should do if they're out loading their cars with presents. He also discusses the warning issued by Umatilla County Public Health about an increase in overdoses and instances of Carfentanil. Next, he talks about how the deflection program for those arrested for narcotics is coming. Byram then discusses Shop with a Cop and how people can help. As the weather turns colder and roads get icy, he offers some winter weather driving tips. He wraps up the conversation talking about how the new beat of downtown, the River Parkway and parks is coming along.

Pendleton Police Chief Chuck Byram issues caution for Christmas shoppers and what people should do if they're out loading their cars with presents. He also discusses the warning issued by Umatilla County Public Health about an increase in overdoses and instances of Carfentanil. Next, he talks about how the deflection program for those arrested for narcotics is coming. Byram then discusses Shop with a Cop and how people can help. As the weather turns colder and roads get icy, he offers some winter weather driving tips. He wraps up the conversation talking about how the new beat of downtown, the River Parkway and parks is coming along.

December 3     |     Pendleton Police Department

Superintendent Mark Mulvihill talks about the At-A-Glance profiles for schools and districts released by the Oregon Department of Education. He also addresses the importance of schools and contact with other adults and children in a child's development. Next, Mulvihill shares his concerns about the upcoming legislative session and talks about whether there's relief in sight for the early learning funding cuts. He then talks about how his project with former Gov. John Kitzhaber is coming and what remains to be done. Mulvihill wraps up the conversation sharing his insights on the McKay Basin study. 

Superintendent Mark Mulvihill talks about the At-A-Glance profiles for schools and districts released by the Oregon Department of Education. He also addresses the importance of schools and contact with other adults and children in a child's development. Next, Mulvihill shares his concerns about the upcoming legislative session and talks about whether there's relief in sight for the early learning funding cuts. He then talks about how his project with former Gov. John Kitzhaber is coming and what remains to be done. Mulvihill wraps up the conversation sharing his insights on the McKay Basin study.

December 2 | National Weather Service & Oregon East Symphony

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