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Veterans Day

American Legion Post 21 in McMinnville is serving a full turkey dinner starting at noon today until the food runs out. Vets eat free and others pay $14, and Dayton High's assembly is at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, in the new gym. NewsRegister.com

Two Veterans Day events have phone numbers to call

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Post 21 turkey dinnerWed., Nov. 11, noon503-435-2218
Dayton High assemblyThu., Nov. 12, 11 a.m.503-864-2273

Cross country

McMinnville senior Isaiah Carpenter broke the 6A state record at the Class 6A OSAA State Cross-Country Championships, in a field of 140 runners. The Grizzlies finished seventh. NewsRegister.com

Linfield football

No. 22-ranked Linfield (7-1, 6-0) beat Puget Sound 77-3 Saturday to earn a share of the NWC title. The Loggers are 2-6, 2-4. NewsRegister.com

Boys soccer

The No. 8-seeded Grizzlies (11-2-3, 5-0) lost 3-2 to No. 1 Jesuit in the quarterfinals, ending their season. NewsRegister.com

Drinking water

A regional effort to protect drinking water sources in the South Yamhill River watershed has identified potential risks ranging from drought and agricultural runoff. NewsRegister.com

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Ever wonder what's actually on the tray at Linfield's Dillin Dining Hall? A new monthly series called "Under Review" starts there, with a reviewer who ate breakfast, lunch and dinner at the hall on Nov. 5. Dillin has been the main place for three meals a day on campus since 1960. Pass the syrup.

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What do you think of the trail? Take our poll

Plus, a Veterans Day turkey dinner at American Legion Post 21.

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  1. What do you think of the trail? Take our poll
  2. Isaiah Carpenter breaks the 6A state cross-country record
  3. Post 21 serves a Veterans Day turkey dinner at noon
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