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• Retired businessman to run for District 58 seat

• Food corps looking for Baker County volunteers

• T-N-T Wildlife tours are running again with elk visiting

• Attorney Brian C. Dretke named to replace Mendiguren

• The Eastern Promise will go forward despite budget woes

• Oregon's economy ended 2011 showing a slight improvement

• Booze sales up statewide in 2011, profits benefit everyone

• La Grande travels to Baker in GOL basketball tonight

• EOU hosts Cascade Conference games this weekend

• Blazers host Phoenix in the Rose Garden tonight

• Snowboarder Shaun White withdraws from event

• Patriots Gronkowski will play, even with bad ankle

• US Negotiating Release of American Writer in Somalia

• Three Earthquakes Rattle Japan's Capital

• Arab Draft UN Resolution on Syria Supports Call For Assad...

• Americans Blocked in Egypt Worry About Their Fate

• Who Wants to Be an Astronaut? NASA to Hire Civilian Candi...

• Dylan Dougherty Faces New Charges in Alleged Escape Plan

• 'Barefoot Bandit' Gets Maximum Sentence

• US Intel Head: WikiLeaks a 'Terrible Event,' Forced Changes

• Woman Wants to Marry Seattle Building

• Rihanna Lands UK Fashion Reality Show Deal

• Essence Magazine to Honor Hollywood's Top African-America...

• Jackass Star Steve-O Sued By Contestant in New Reality Show

• Dustin Hoffman Drama 'Luck' Premieres on HBO This Sunday

• Grammy-winning composer Clare Fischer dead at 83

  Saturday, 2:14 AM

  AP - Clare Fischer, a Grammy-winning composer who wrote scores for television and movies and worked with legendary musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, has died. He was 83.

  
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• Screen Actors Guild votes to approve merger plan

  Friday, 8:24 PM

  AP - The Screen Actors Guild national board of directors has voted to approve a plan to merge with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.  Read more...

• Jesse Jackson adds voice to Grammy protest (R

  Friday, 5:25 PM

  Reuters - Civil rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Friday urged Grammy organizers to reinstate 31 ethnic and minority musical categories that have been cut from the music industry's top awards.  Read more...