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John Braese

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Nyssa Teams Will Play On Turf In Fall

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By John Braese
| easternoregonsports.com
Bentz Insurance provides premier coverage for farm, ranch, business, home, and auto. Serving clients throughout the western Treasure Valley including Ontario, Burns, Vale, Nyssa, Jordan Valley, Baker, John Day, as well as western Idaho. Give us a call at 541-473-4210 John L. Braese NYSSA – As the Nyssa football and soccer teams take the field next fall, they will be competing on artificial turf, not grass.
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Vale’s Ground Game Chews Up La Grande

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By John Braese
| easternoregonsports.com
This article brought to you by CAPS Auto Parts with stores in Baker (541-523-6366), Ontario (541-889-9250), and Vale (541-473-2119). Locally owned and Operated CAPS focuses on servicing the agricultural community Eastern Oregon. CAPS is a Carquest auto parts store, Husqvarna dealership and most recently a Point S tire Dealership. See us for all of your Agricultural needs. John L. Braese LA GRANDE – Vale senior Kase Schaffeld continues to pound over opponent defenses.
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Panther Track Project needs volunteers

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By John Braese
| La Grande Observer
IMBLER — The Imbler Track and Field Community Project is seeking 25 volunteers to assist with the 4th of July Run and Breakfast. To date, the group has raised approximately 64% of the money needed to build a track facility in Imbler for the newly crowned state champions. Pushing toward a goal of $1.29 million, $827,000 sits in the bank. kAmu@C E9@D6 F?23=6 E@ 96=A H:E9 E96 C246 @C 3C62<72DE :?
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