Antonio Sunseri Argus Observer
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Ontario approves 68.5% water rate increase over three years (opens the original)
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ONTARIO â Ontario water rates will increase 19% in each of the next three fiscal years under a plan the city council approved 4-3 on Sept. 22. The increases will add up to about 68.5%; rates will then remain unchanged for fiscal years 2030 and 2031. The city hired Boise-based Jacobs Engineering in November 2025 to study water rates and future costs. According to the Aug. 25 meeting minutes, Finance Director Kari Ott told the council that some federal and state grants require minimum user rates
Traditional dance of India comes to Four Rivers Cultural Center (opens the original)
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ONTARIO â Centuries of Indian storytelling, rhythm and movement will take center stage Sept. 18 when the Jayanthi Raman Dance Company brings the classical Bharatanatyam production âMargam: The Sacred Pathâ to Four Rivers Cultural Center. "Following the traditional Margam format, the production unfolds an artistic progression â from invocation to joyful culmination," reads the news release. "Through expressive storytelling, intricate rhythms, and graceful movement, the dancers explore the
Vale FFA Chapter ranks among the best in the nation (opens the original)
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Ontario mayoral candidates outline priorities in three-way race (opens the original)
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ONTARIO â Four years after defeating incumbent Riley Hill and then-councilor Eddie Melendrez in a three-way race, Mayor Debbie Folden is again facing two challengers as she seeks reelection. Folden, Arthur May and Jackie Koehler are vying to lead Ontario. Following the filing deadline, the Argus Observer asked each candidate to introduce themselves, explain why they are running and identify their top priorities. Their responses follow in the order they were received. Antonio J. Sunseri is edit
Parton’s literacy legacy reaches local children (opens the original)
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ONTARIO â Country music legend Dolly Parton, whose signature literacy program provides free books to more than 2,000 children in the Western Treasure Valley, died Aug. 25, at age 80, according to a family announcement. Partonâs career spanned more than six decades and included such enduring songs as âJolene,â â9 to 5â and âI Will Always Love You.â Beyond music, she built a worldwide philanthropic legacy through Dolly Partonâs Imagination Library. Antonio J. Sunseri is editor of
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