The weekly · No. 2 · Week of October 29, 2026 · Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Est. read time 12 minutes

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The Wallowa County Courthouse in Enterprise, where the ballots are counted. Finetooth, September 17, 2010, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Image & source ↗
The week of October 29

Your ballot, three health care chiefs on one stage, and Halloween hour by hour

Ballots are due by 8 PM on Tuesday, November 3. Three boxes are open around the clock, at the courthouse in Enterprise and at the city halls in Joseph and Wallowa, and the clerk’s office inside the courthouse takes them weekdays 8:30 to 5. A mailed ballot counts if it is postmarked by Tuesday, but the clerk’s advice is a box. The county’s only contested local race is the Wallowa mayor’s; Joseph’s voters alone decide whether licensed psilocybin businesses may open in town. The clerk tests the counting machines in public this morning at 10.

Tonight at 5:30 the heads of Wallowa Memorial Hospital, Winding Waters Medical Clinic and the Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness sit together at the Odd Fellows Hall in Enterprise to take questions about rural health care. Rotary is hosting; it is free and open.

Halloween falls on a Saturday. The Record lists nine things from this morning’s bake sale at the hospital to karaoke in Lostine, hour by hour, under The five things. Clocks go back an hour early Sunday. Wednesday evening the county asks how you want the East Moraine trails managed, and Thursday the Joseph council takes its second look at the public-contracting ordinance.

  • 8 PMTuesday, November 3: when your ballot must be in a box
  • 3health care chief executives on one stage tonight at 5:30
  • 9Halloween events Thursday to Saturday, hour by hour
  • 50%of the county’s lodging tax goes to the Chamber, by the 2004 ordinance
If you read nothing else

The five things

  1. Number 1.

    Due Tue, Nov 3 · 8 PMYour ballotThree 24-hour boxes; the clerk’s office inside the courthouse on weekdays

    Your ballot is due Tuesday at 8 PM, in a box or postmarked by then

    For Voters · Everyone

    The county’s twenty local seats are on it, and only one, the Wallowa mayor’s, has two names. Joseph’s ballot alone carries a city question: whether to bar licensed psilocybin manufacturers and service centers inside town. Above the local lines are the governor’s race, Oregon’s 2nd congressional seat, House District 58 and the statewide measures.

    Ballots due
    8 PM, Tuesday, November 3
    Boxes, 24 hours
    The courthouse, 101 S. River, Enterprise · Joseph City Hall, 201 N. Main · Wallowa City Hall, 104 N. Pine
    Inside the courthouse
    Clerk’s office, Room 100, weekdays 8:30 to 5 · 541-426-4543
    By mail
    Counts if postmarked by Tuesday and received within seven days
    Tally test
    Thursday, October 29, 10 AM, courthouse; public, call ahead

    Why it matters. Oregon counts a mailed ballot postmarked by election day if it arrives within seven days, under a 2021 law. The clerk still asks for boxes, because a late postmark cannot be argued with. The count starts Tuesday night and the clerk posts it; the Record will carry the local results with the certified numbers when they come.

    The ballot-tally test at 10 this morning in the courthouse is open to anyone; call the clerk first to reserve a seat.

    Drop box locationsJoseph’s ballot titleWhat the Record heard at the forum

    Source: Wallowa County Clerk, official ballot drop sites and the tally-test notice of October 22; City of Joseph, notice of ballot title, August 14, 2026; Oregon Secretary of State, drop box locator, checked Oct 24

  2. Number 2.

    Thu, Oct 29 · 5:30 to 7:30 PMHealthEnterprise Odd Fellows Hall, 105 NE 1st St.

    Three health care chiefs take questions tonight at the Odd Fellows Hall

    For Everyone · Health

    The chief executives of Wallowa Memorial Hospital, Winding Waters Medical Clinic and the Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness, together, on what is hard about rural health care, what changing policy does to it, and what comes next. Rotary Club of Wallowa County is the host.

    “Three organizations. Three perspectives. One shared commitment to healthier community.”

    the Rotary Club’s listing

    Why it matters. The three organizations are the county’s hospital, its community health center and its mental health and addiction provider. People told the Record in October that health coverage is the benefit they protect most, because few employers here offer it. This is the first time this fall the three leaders answer questions in one room.

    Free, no sign-up listed. The Record will report what is said, held to the speakers’ own words.

    The listingThe hospital on the RecordAdd to calendar

    Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

  3. Number 3.

    Thu, Oct 29 to Sat, Oct 31SaturdayEnterprise, Joseph, Wallowa, Lostine and the lake

    Halloween, hour by hour: nine things from this morning’s bake sale to karaoke in Lostine

    For Families · Everyone

    Halloween is Saturday. Main Street in Enterprise closes for Trunk or Treat at 5; downtown Joseph hands out treats from 4; the lake has a witches’ paddle at 11:30. Friday has a ghost walk from the Pioneer Arch and a team showdown in Wallowa. Each line below is one listing; open it before you drive.

    • Thu 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM · Hospital Auxiliary Halloween bake sale, Wallowa Memorial Hospital lobby, Enterprise
    • Thu · Wallowa Fall Festival, Wallowa School; details from the school at 541-886-2061
    • Fri 6:00 to 8:00 PM · Downtown Enterprise haunted walking tour, meet at the Pioneer Arch by the courthouse; the host says it may not suit small children
    • Fri 9:00 PM to midnight · Halloween Showdown at Wallowa Woodsmen, Wallowa: teams of six, axe throw, zombie dodgeball, escape room, costume contest
    • Sat 11:30 AM · Fourth annual Wallowa Lake Witches Paddle, state park picnic area at the head of the lake
    • Sat 1:00 to 6:00 PM · Howl-O-Ween open house at the new Joseph Veterinary Clinic, 203 N. Main, Suite 2: treats for children and pets, photo booth for the Humane Society
    • Sat 4:00 to 6:00 PM · Watch for the Witch, downtown Joseph businesses
    • Sat 5:00 to 7:00 PM · Trunk or Treat, Main Street, Enterprise; the street is closed to cars
    • Sat 7:30 PM · Halloween karaoke and costume contest, Lostine Tavern; children welcome until 9

    Clocks go back an hour at 2 AM Sunday.

    Trunk or Treat, EnterpriseThe Chamber calendar

    Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, nine listings, each opened, checked Oct 24

  4. Number 4.

    Mon, Oct 26 to Thu, Nov 5DecisionsJoseph, the courthouse, Enterprise, Wallowology

    Three land-use decisions this week, one more Thursday, and a meeting on the East Moraine trails

    For Everyone · Voters

    Joseph’s planning commission took up the 20-acre subdivision Monday; the county’s took up the airport zone and farm-store rules Tuesday; Enterprise held its hearing on backyard homes Wednesday. What each decided is in the tracker below as the minutes and agendas say so. Thursday at 6 the Joseph council gives the public-contracting ordinance its second consideration, and Wednesday at 9 the county board holds its first November meeting.

    Why it matters. Wednesday evening is the one open door this week: the county asks how people use the trails of the East Moraine Community Forest and how they want them managed, 5 to 7:30 at Wallowology in Joseph. The board discussed trail oversight on October 14 and said it needs someone to check the trails and a smaller advisory committee.

    Agendas for the county board and the Joseph council post early in the week; the tracker links will carry them.

    East Moraine trails meetingThe trackerAdd to calendar

    Source: City of Joseph agendas, Wallowa County Planning, City of Enterprise, the Chamber calendar; Wallowa County Chieftain, October 15, checked Oct 24

  5. Number 5.

    Read October 23From the RecordThe county’s record on the Record

    Where the county’s lodging tax goes, by the county’s own ordinance

    For Business · Everyone

    A lake business owner asked why the lodging tax her guests pay seems to buy the lake nothing. The answer is in the 2004 ordinance: 20% to the hospital district’s ambulance service, 10% to Search and Rescue, 5% to solid waste, 15% to projects a review board recommends, and 50% to the Chamber of Commerce, which must spend at least half of that on promotion. The tax brought in $612,998 in fiscal 2025.

    Ambulance service
    20%
    Search and Rescue
    10%
    Solid waste
    5%
    Review-board projects
    15%
    Chamber of Commerce
    50%, at least half of it for promotion
    Fiscal 2025 receipts
    $612,998

    Why it matters. The state’s rule that 70% of a lodging tax go to tourism covers taxes adopted or raised after July 2003; the county was already splitting its money this way in fiscal 2003-04, so the floor never governed it. On October 14 the commissioners agreed to reassess the tax and possibly put a change to voters, citing the cost of law enforcement.

    The county’s page on the Record now carries the split and its sources. A Main Street shop’s smoke-season figure, down about 20%, joined the long account this week.

    The county’s recordThe ledger, in the long account

    Source: Wallowa County Transient Lodging Tax Ordinance; ECONorthwest survey, 2008; Wallowa County Chieftain, October 15, 2026, checked Oct 23

Your week

The next seven days

  1. Thu29

    8 AM Hospital bake sale · 8 AM Morning wheel, Josephy · 10 AM Ballot tally test, courthouse · 10 AM Storytime, Enterprise · 2 PM Parenting Now! · 5:30 PM Health care forum, Odd Fellows Hall · 6 PM Business course, Wallowa · Fall Festival, Wallowa School · 7-12 conferences, Joseph Charter

  2. Fri30

    Football, Joseph at Dufur · 7-12 conferences, Joseph Charter · 10 AM Storytime, Wallowa · 10:15 AM Storytime, Joseph · 12:30 PM Bingo, Community Connection · 6 PM Haunted walking tour, Pioneer Arch · 9 PM Halloween Showdown, Wallowa Woodsmen · County juvenile-tracker job closes

  3. Sat31

    Halloween: all nine, hour by hour, under The five things

  4. Sun1

    2 AM Clocks go back an hour · 5 PM Community dinner, Wallowa Senior Center

  5. Mon2

    5:30 PM Handbuilding, Josephy · 11:59 PM Gift of Art entries due

  6. Tue3

    Election day: ballots in a box by 20:00 · 2 PM Donation clinic, Joseph · 6 PM Dance club, Fishtrap · 6 PM Poems in Pieces, online · 6 PM Wheel intro, Josephy

  7. Wed4

    9 AM County board · 10 AM Mini Mountaineers · noon Rotary · 5 PM East Moraine trails, Wallowology · 5 PM Clay Club, Josephy · 6 PM Trivia, Stubborn Mule · 7 PM Matt Mitchell and Graham Farrow, Range Rider

  8. Thu5

    Eagle Cap Film Festival opens · 8 AM Morning wheel, Josephy · 10 AM Storytime, Enterprise · 10 AM Travel-trade workshop · noon Soroptimist, hospital conference room · 2 PM Parenting Now! · 6 PM Joseph council

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, Building Healthy Families, the Josephy Center, Joseph Charter School, the City of Joseph and Wallowa County, checked October 24

Decision tracker

Where each matter stands

Every public matter the Record is following and what happens next. A stage moves only when a document says so.

City of Enterprise

Ordinance 610: accessory dwelling units allowed outright in R-2 and R-3

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: Hearing was Wed, Oct 28, 6:30 PM; the council’s decision will be read from the minutes or the next agenda. Source ↗

City of Joseph

SUB 2026-37 and CUP 2026-33/34: 20.4 acres into lots of 6,322 to 15,718 square feet, and two caretaker homes on industrial lots

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: Planning Commission met Mon, Oct 26; any recommendation goes to the council, which next meets Thu, Nov 5, 6 PM. Source ↗

Wallowa County

AMD 26-01 and 26-02: the airport protection zone rewritten, and the county’s first farm-store rules

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: First of two Planning Commission meetings was Tue, Oct 27, 7 PM; the second is not yet scheduled; the Board of Commissioners decides later. Source ↗

City of Joseph

Ordinance 2026-04: public contracting

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: Second consideration at council, Thu, Nov 5, 6 PM. Source ↗

Joseph voters

City measure: prohibit psilocybin businesses inside Joseph

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: Ballots due 8 PM Tue, Nov 3; the clerk posts the count that night. Source ↗

Wallowa County

The county’s 5% lodging tax: whether to change it, and where it goes

  1. Open
  2. Hearing
  3. Vote
  4. Decided
  5. Done

Next: Commissioners agreed Oct 14 to reassess the tax and possibly put a change to voters; no date set. Source ↗

Also open, no date set: Enterprise’s police chief search, with an interim chief in place (council minutes November 9), and the county’s Citizens Advisory Committee on the Land Development Ordinance (four seats, meetings November to May).

01

Families and schools

Thu, Oct 29 and Fri, Oct 30Joseph Charter School

Joseph Charter’s 7-12 parent and teacher conferences run Thursday and Friday

For Families

The school’s live feed announced the two days on October 22. Younger grades are not named in the notice; ask the office.

Source: Joseph Charter School live feed, Jason Gorham, October 22, checked Oct 24

Thu, Oct 29 and Fri, Oct 30The three public libraries

Storytimes: Enterprise Thursday at 10, Wallowa Friday at 10, Joseph Friday at 10:15

For Families

The same hours hold next week, Thursday, November 5 and Friday, November 6. Parenting Now! meets Thursdays at 2 at Building Healthy Families in Enterprise.

  • Thu 10:00 AM · Enterprise Public Library
  • Thu 2:00 PM · Parenting Now!, Building Healthy Families, Enterprise
  • Fri 10:00 AM · Wallowa Public Library
  • Fri 10:15 AM · Joseph Public Library
  • Wed 10:00 AM · Mini Mountaineers; the place is posted weekly on the group’s Facebook page

Source: Building Healthy Families calendar; the Chamber calendar, checked Oct 24

Thu, Oct 29Wallowa School

Wallowa School’s Fall Festival is Thursday

For Families

The Chamber listing says only “save the date” and gives the school’s number, 541-886-2061, for details.

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

02

Health, safety and services

Tue, Nov 3 · 2 to 4 PMWallowa Avenue Wellness, Joseph

A donation-based clinic Tuesdays in Joseph: acupuncture and Flowpresso, 2 to 4

For Everyone

Pay what you can. The listing says it is for anyone “carrying stress, pain, fatigue, or just need support,” with no commitment.

Add to calendar →

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

Reported Thu, Oct 22Enterprise

Enterprise has an interim police chief while the search for a permanent one begins

For Everyone

Elkhorn Media Group’s report, by headline. The department is down to two officers, the county commissioners said on October 14, and the sheriff’s office is covering the gap.

Source: Elkhorn Media Group, October 22; Wallowa County Chieftain, October 15, checked Oct 24

Reported Thu, Oct 22Wallowa

A bear cub was reported near the Wallowa School campus last week

For Families

Elkhorn Media Group’s report, by headline; the Record has not seen a notice from the school or the state wildlife office.

Source: Elkhorn Media Group, October 22, checked Oct 24

03

Arts and neighbors

Entries due Mon, Nov 2 · 11:59 PMJosephy Center, Joseph

Gift of Art entries are due Monday at 11:59 PM; the show opens November 13

For Arts

A holiday exhibition of affordable work, November 13 to December 18, with sales supporting the center’s Youth Arts Program. Five dollars to enter as many pieces as you like; acceptances go out Wednesday, November 4.

Entries due
Monday, November 2, 11:59 PM
Entry fee
$5 per artist, any number of pieces
Acceptances
Wednesday, November 4
Exhibit
November 13 to December 18; opening Friday, November 13, 7 to 9 PM

Submission guidelines →

Source: Josephy Center for Arts and Culture, checked Oct 24

Thu, Nov 5 to Sat, Nov 7Joseph, Enterprise, Lostine and Wallowa

The Eagle Cap Film Festival opens Thursday, November 5, in four towns

For Arts

Independent films over three days, with filmmakers encouraged to attend. The schedule and venues are on the festival’s site.

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar; eaglecapfilm.com, checked Oct 24

Tue, Nov 3 · 6 to 7:30 PMOnline

Fishtrap’s online poetry workshop with Nellie Bridge starts Tuesday; four Tuesdays, $180

For Arts

Poems in Pieces: Building Something Weird from What We Love, four Tuesday evenings, November 3 to 24. $180, or $160 for Fishtrap members. The Josephy clay term continues: Clay Club Wednesdays at 5, handbuilding Mondays at 5:30, wheel Tuesdays at 6 and Thursdays at 8 AM.

Source: Fishtrap; the Josephy Center calendar, checked Oct 24

04

Sports and the outdoors

Fri, Oct 30Dufur

Joseph football plays at Dufur on Friday

For Sports · Families

The school’s calendar lists the game without a time. Cross-country’s state meet is the following Saturday, November 7.

Source: Joseph Charter School calendar, checked Oct 24

Wed, Nov 4 · 5 to 7:30 PMWallowology, Joseph

How should the East Moraine trails be managed? The county asks Wednesday at Wallowology

For Everyone

The listing asks how you experience the community forest’s trails, what you love about them, and how you want them managed. The county owns the 1,800-acre forest under a conservation easement; its board said October 14 it needs someone to check the trails and a smaller advisory committee.

The listing → · Add to calendar →

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar; Wallowa County Chieftain, October 15, checked Oct 24

05

Working Wallowa

Thursdays · 6 to 9 PMWallowa City Hall

A free six-week business-planning course meets Thursday evenings at Wallowa City Hall

For Business

The Northeast Oregon Economic Development District’s Foundations course for people starting or running a small business. Registration closed October 15; the district’s number is on the listing if a seat is open.

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

Thu, Nov 5 · 10 AM to 3 PMVenue to be announced to those registered

A day on selling to international tour operators, next Thursday, with lunch

For Business

International Travel Trade: Steps to Success, a workshop for tourism businesses on becoming bookable by overseas operators. Coffee and lunch provided; registration through Eventbrite.

Register →

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

Closing Fri, Oct 30; Nov 20; Dec 30Wallowa County

Three county jobs: juvenile tracker closes Friday; 911 dispatcher and deputy clerk stay open

For Everyone

The juvenile tracker posting closes Friday, October 30. A 911 dispatcher posting closes November 20 and a deputy clerk posting December 30; an earlier dispatcher posting runs to December 23.

  • Fri, Oct 30 · Juvenile Tracker, Youth Services
  • Fri, Nov 20 · 911 Dispatcher, Sheriff’s Office
  • Wed, Dec 30 · Deputy Clerk, County Clerk

Deputy clerk posting →

Source: Wallowa County job openings, checked Oct 24

Fri, Nov 6Joseph, 18 S. Main St., Suite B; the Josephy Center

Next Friday: a ribbon cutting at Blue Mountain Donut and Pizza at 8, and Marketing Made Simple at 9

For Business

Both are Chamber listings for the morning after this week ends.

Source: Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce calendar, checked Oct 24

06

Decisions and public money

Wed, Nov 4 · 9 AMWallowa County Courthouse, Enterprise

The county board meets Wednesday at 9; its agenda posts early in the week

For Everyone

The board’s regular meetings fall on the first and third Wednesdays. The October 14 work session put the lodging tax, take-home vehicles and the East Moraine forest on the table; whether any returns Wednesday will be in the agenda.

Source: Wallowa County calendar; Wallowa County Chieftain, October 15, checked Oct 24

Thu, Nov 5 · 6 PMJoseph City Hall

Joseph’s council gives the public-contracting ordinance its second consideration Thursday at 6

For Everyone

Ordinance 2026-04 had its first consideration in October. The agenda, when posted, will say whether the planning commission’s recommendation on the 20-acre subdivision is on it too.

Source: City of Joseph, checked Oct 24

Since late Septemberco.wallowa.or.us

The county’s website is being rebuilt, and many of its pages now answer “gone”

For Everyone

The county announced the redevelopment on September 21. The home page, the board’s meeting pages and the lodging-tax page returned “410 Gone” when the Record checked on October 23; the clerk’s pages, the calendar, news and job postings still read. The Record links only to pages that answered.

Source: Wallowa County notice, September 21; the Record’s checks of October 23 and 24, checked Oct 24

07

From the Record

This weekwallowarecord.org

Edition No. 1 is in the archive, and a Main Street shop’s smoke-season figure is in the long account

For Everyone

The first edition is final at its own address. The owner of a chocolate shop on Joseph’s Main Street chose the unnamed version of a sentence on this summer’s smoke: sales down about 20% from the year before, September good but a little under last year. It runs in the ledger section beside the lodging-tax lines.

Edition No. 1 → · The ledger →

Source: The Wallowa Record, checked Oct 24

By town

Where you live, this week

What is posted for each town this week.

Enterprise
Health care forum Thu 5:30; hospital bake sale Thu 8 to 3; haunted walk Fri 6; Trunk or Treat Sat 5 to 7; dance club Tue 6; Range Rider Wed 7; county board Wed 9; storytime Thu 10.
Joseph
Howl-O-Ween at the vet Sat 1 to 6; Watch for the Witch Sat 4 to 6; 7-12 conferences Thu and Fri; football at Dufur Fri; Gift of Art entries due Mon; donation clinic Tue 2; East Moraine trails Wed 5 at Wallowology; council Thu 6; film festival opens Thu.
Wallowa
Fall Festival Thu; business course Thu 6; Halloween Showdown Fri 9; storytime Fri 10; community dinner Sun 5.
Lostine
Halloween karaoke and costume contest at the tavern Sat 7:30, children until 9.
Wallowa Lake
Witches Paddle Sat 11:30, state park picnic area.
Flora
Nothing posted this week; Sip-n-Sew at the school is Friday, November 6.
Imnaha
Nothing posted this week.
Troy
Nothing posted this week.

Have an event, a notice or a deadline? Send it to the Record by Friday evening and it runs here the next Sunday.

Ask the Record

Each week we take one question from a reader and answer it from the documents, with the sources shown. This week’s came from the lake.

Where does the lodging tax go?

To the county’s own ordinance, approved in 2004: 20% to the hospital district’s ambulance service, 10% to Search and Rescue, 5% to solid waste, 15% to projects a review board recommends, and 50% to the Chamber of Commerce, at least half of that for promotion. The tax collected $612,998 in fiscal 2025. The state’s 70% tourism rule covers taxes adopted or raised after July 2003, and the county was already splitting its money this way in fiscal 2003-04, so it has not governed this one. The commissioners said October 14 they may put a change to voters.

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Corrections

Corrections

Saturday, October 31, 2026
The ribbon cutting at Blue Mountain Donut and Pizza on Friday, November 6 was placed in Enterprise. The Chamber listing puts it at the shop’s new location, 18 S. Main St., Suite B, in Joseph. Corrected before this edition was posted.
Saturday, October 31, 2026
This edition was prepared for Thursday, October 29 and posted to the site on Saturday, October 31, after the weekly moved to Sunday mornings. It was not sent by email. Its items were last checked Saturday, October 24; what changed since is in No. 3, November 1.
Thursday, November 5, 2026
This edition said Enterprise “held its hearing” on Ordinance 610 on Wednesday, October 28, and its tracker said the hearing “was” that night. The Record took that from a city meeting page and has no record that a hearing was held. The city’s notice dated October 22, 2026 sets the first hearing for Wednesday, November 18, and the second for Monday, December 14, both at 6:30 PM at City Hall. The edition also called accessory dwelling units “backyard homes”; the Record now uses the law’s term.
Thursday, November 5, 2026
This edition said the county’s only contested local race was the Wallowa mayor’s. Enterprise’s mayor’s race also had two names on the ballot, Michael Farley and A.D. Sinclair, by the clerk’s unofficial results posted November 3.
Where this came from

Where this came from

Checked October 24: the county’s meetings, news, jobs and calendar pages; Enterprise’s and Joseph’s meeting pages and agendas; all 64 listings on the Chamber calendar; the Josephy Center’s calendar; Building Healthy Families’ calendar; the Weather Service alerts feed; Joseph Charter’s calendar, news page and live feed; the Enterprise district’s calendar. The county’s website is being rebuilt and many of its pages now answer “gone”; the Record links only to pages that read. The Wallowa district’s calendar is a PDF read by hand; the hospital’s site has no news page. The Oct 26, 27 and 28 meetings will be reported with their outcomes on the Wednesday recheck.

Edited by Edan Krolewicz. Every item names the document or page it came from and the day it was checked. An agenda item is a proposal until the minutes say otherwise. Wrong or missing? Write edan@portlandciviclab.org.