Rick Haverinen is a Reporter at East Oregonian. He covers themes related to agriculture and farming, while also addressing social issues, voters, and the impact of technology such as drones in Oregon. Rick's work has been featured in several publications including The Bulletin, The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, and the Baker City Herald.
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Pendleton, United States (Local)
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Rick Haverinen's coverage focuses heavily on local news, agriculture & farming, and government & politics in the United States, with a particular emphasis on Oregon and the specific cities of Pendleton and Milton-Freewater. Based on his article titles and themes covered, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, community issues such as street improvements or aquifer recharge projects, agricultural developments impacting the area, as well as government policy changes affecting these regions.
Given Rick's focus on covering local announcements and press releases from both public and private sectors along with government-related topics at large percentages. It is evident that he seeks out information about ongoing initiatives within these areas. Therefore if you have updates or stories related to any of those subjects it may catch his attention for potential coverage.
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UKIAH — Ukiah School District voters striking down the modest bond proposal in the Oregon primary election has caused some soul-searching in the small community.
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Columbia Development Authority Executive Director Greg Smith, left, and CDA Chairman Kim Puzey talk prior to a ceremony July 12, 2023, celebrating the transfer of the former Umatilla Chemical Depot property to the CDA.
UKIAH — Ukiah School District voters striking down the modest bond proposal in the Oregon primary election has caused some soul-searching in the small community.
PENDLETON — Pendleton's public works director has decided it's time to close the career feed valve in the Round-Up City.
HERMISTON — Umatilla County is pushing forward with legal action against the Columbia Development Authority for its vote in March to keep the county from having certain property.
PENDLETON — The agriculture outlook for Oregon is mixed, with strong prices for cattle but relatively low prices for wheat.
By: Rick Haverinen
PENDLETON — The agriculture outlook for Oregon is mixed, with strong prices for cattle but relatively low prices for wheat.
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