Both of our Senators visited Crook County during the month of June – and both meetings were held at the Crook County Middle School. Sen. Jeff Merkley was here on June 9 followed by Sen. Ron Wyden’s visit on June 27. Both shared their vision for future legislation and concerns about local water issues.

It’s always fun to participate in Prideville – everyone is so happy and it’s such a good time! This year our booth was flanked on either side by Human Dignity Advocates of Crook County and Democratic Party of Oregon Stonewall Caucus. Jay Johnson was the winner of the Rainbow Dreamcatcher by artisan Susan Caron.

Purchase your chance to win this solar generator! Each ticket is $10 and will be available at Prideville, June 30; Picnic in the Park, July 27; at the CCDCC Crook County Fair booth Aug. 7-10. For more information, contact Michelle Cordova, 541-788-1523 or jmcordova63@hotmail.com.

Ken Fahlgren, candidate for Crook County Board of Commissioners, shared his desire to serve on the board and answered questions at the June 17 meeting. A very different venue served as the site for the meeting – the Hudspeth House. Larry Jones conducted a tour of this unusual 10 bedroom, 9 bath residence that was built by the Hudspeth family

Larry Jones and Susan Caron were the winners of two tickets to In A Landscape concert at Wine Down Ranch. Several other Crook County Democrats and friends were also in attendance. It was a magical evening!

In case you missed watching this series last year, I thought you might want to watch it now OR watch it again! It was fair and balanced reporting.

Larry Jones and Susan Caron were the winners of two tickets to In A Landscape concert at Wine Down Ranch. Tickets were presented to Susan by CCDCC Treasurer Ann Blank at our most recent Wonky Donkey gathering.

A dozen or so of our intrepid volunteers helped clean up along Ochoco Creek and park areas on March 30 during the annual Solv event. Thank you to those who chose to participate and do this difficult work!

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The Pine Theater was filled to overflowing on the evening of Wednesday, April 3. One count put the attendance at 162 Crook County citizens who came to hear from the four candidates for the Crook County Board of Commissioners. While the non-partisan event was sponsored by the Crook County Democratic Central Committee, the attendance was from all party affiliations. We