Deschutes County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to name Nick Lelack as the County's next Administrator. Lelack, who currently serves as the County's Community Development Department Director, is expected to transition into the role in September. Lelack will succeed current County Administrator Tom Anderson, who announced his September retirement earlier this year. "Nick's demonstrated success and leadership with the County, qualifications, and performance in the selection process made it clear that he is the right person to lead our organization as we move forward into Deschutes County's next chapter," said Deschutes County Commissioner and Chair Tony DeBone. Lelack has served as the Deschutes County Community Development Director since 2012. He also serves on the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission. He has masters degrees in Public Administration and Community and Regional Planning from the University of Oregon and is a member of
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Jai Vier Robinson walked to the podium in front of the Shaw Stadium football field and glanced at the hundreds of people smiling in his direction.
Robinson, the quarterback of the Shaw High School s football team, was standing a few feet away from a flat spread of dirt with 10 shovels dug into it. Behind the dirt was the field, which had patches of grass grown several inches high and was in need of maintenance.
Robinson didn t want to look back at it. We had to play on that field. We had to practice, said Robinson, a junior. We didn t have water. (Our coach) would have to buy us water. We had no weight room, and we d lift weights on the field.
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