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‘The Seeds of Peace’ returns to Ontario for completed film screening

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By Antonio Sunseri Verified
| Argus Observer Verified
ONTARIO — A story rooted in Hiroshima and nurtured in communities across Oregon will return to Ontario this month when Four Rivers Cultural Center and Museum screens “The Seeds of Peace.” The 67-minute documentary will be shown Saturday, July 18, in the Meyer McLean Performing Arts Theatre at Four Rivers Cultural Center, 676 SW Fifth Ave. The screening will kick off the center’s Obon Festival, with the remaining festivities following the film.
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Brucker sentenced in crash that killed Wyatt Cannon

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By Antonio Sunseri Verified
| Argus Observer Verified
VALE — Hunter Brucker, of Redmond, was sentenced July 1 to 21 months in prison and five years of supervised probation for the April 2024 crash that killed Wyatt Cannon and injured his younger sister, Sara. But for Wyatt’s family, the sentence could not reflect the full weight of what was taken. “No sentence will bring Wyatt back. No sentence will erase Sara’s trauma.
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Vale Fourth of July Rodeo returns for 111th year

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By Antonio Sunseri Verified
| Argus Observer Verified
VALE — A century-old tradition will return to Malheur County this weeks as the Vale 4th of July Rodeo celebrates its 111th year. The 2026 rodeo is scheduled for Wednesday, July 1, through Saturday, July 4, at 515 Longfellow St. S. in Vale. The rodeo is co-sanctioned by the Northwest Professional Rodeo Association and the Idaho Cowboys Association.
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