Pendleton Public Library Director Jennifer Johnson promotes Halloween Story Time, tomorrow, Sat., 10/26 at 11 a.m. She also talks about grant the library recently received and the work done earlier this year to turn the the space between the library and Vert Auditorium into a new outdoor venue for community programs and rentals. Johnson also talks about the benefits of today and tomorrow's Pendleton Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale happening at the Pendleton Convention Center. Learn more about the Pendleton Public Library at https://pendletonor.gov/library

Pendleton Public Library Director Jennifer Johnson promotes Halloween Story Time, tomorrow, Sat., 10/26 at 11 a.m. She also talks about grant the library recently received and the work done earlier this year to turn the the space between the library and Vert Auditorium into a new outdoor venue for community programs and rentals. Johnson also talks about the benefits of today and tomorrow's Pendleton Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale happening at the Pendleton Convention Center. Learn more about the Pendleton Public Library at https://pendletonor.gov/library

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman

Coffee Hour Podcast

October 25     |     Pendleton Public Library

Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy talks about getting in nominations for the First Citizens Banquet, then discusses upcoming events. Learn more at https://pendletonchamber.com/

Next, Guardian Partners Executive Director Marc Kochanski talks about how they train volunteer monitors to visit adults with cognitive disorders and conduct a wellness interview, looking for signs of abuse and exploitation, and making sure they are being well cared for by their Guardian. Learn more at https://guardian-partners.org/

Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Cheri Rosenberg-LaBoy talks about getting in nominations for the First Citizens Banquet, then discusses upcoming events. Learn more at <a href="https://pendletonchamber.com/">https://pendletonchamber.com/</a>
Next, Guardian Partners Executive Director Marc Kochanski talks about how they train volunteer monitors to visit adults with cognitive disorders and conduct a wellness interview, looking for signs of abuse and exploitation, and making sure they are being well cared for by their Guardian. Learn more at https://guardian-partners.org/

October 30     |     Pendleton Chamber of Commerce & Guardian Partners

Chief Troy Tomaras talks about current staffing/growth, accreditation, the BIAS report, operations plan and 2023 annual report. He then explains the importance of body cameras and talks about the FLOCK license plate reader cameras. Next, Tomaras talks about the new building proposal, issues coming up in the 2025 session of the Washington Legislature that concerns him and the use of drones by law enforcement.

Chief Troy Tomaras talks about current staffing/growth, accreditation, the BIAS report, operations plan and 2023 annual report. He then explains the importance of body cameras and talks about the FLOCK license plate reader cameras. Next, Tomaras talks about the new building proposal, issues coming up in the 2025 session of the Washington Legislature that concerns him and the use of drones by law enforcement.

October 29     |     College Place Police Department

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson gives a yearly reminder about Halloween, specifically don't drink and drive, plus watch out for trick-or-treaters. He also talks about the upcoming election and race for circuit court judge. Nelson wraps up the conversation talking about reviewing public record appeals. Next, Debbie McBee and Jamie Kile with Altrusa talk about the Kids at Risk Empowered (KARE) project and the Love Keeps Us Warm Event, Sat., Nov. 2 from 7-11 p.m. at Hamley's Slickfork Saloon. Tickets are $25 and available at Hamley's Store, Pendleton Art and Frame and from Altrusans.

Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson gives a yearly reminder about Halloween, specifically don't drink and drive, plus watch out for trick-or-treaters. He also talks about the upcoming election and race for circuit court judge. Nelson wraps up the conversation talking about reviewing public record appeals. Next, Debbie McBee and Jamie Kile with Altrusa talk about the Kids at Risk Empowered (KARE) project and the Love Keeps Us Warm Event, Sat., Nov. 2 from 7-11 p.m. at Hamley's Slickfork Saloon. Tickets are $25 and available at Hamley's Store, Pendleton Art and Frame and from Altrusans.

October 25 | Pendleton Public Library

Coffee Hour Podcast

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