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Pathway mayor Nora Aspieth tells Baker County commissioners she has resigned for health reasons

August 20, 2025 | Baker County, Oregon


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Pathway mayor Nora Aspieth tells Baker County commissioners she has resigned for health reasons
During the public‑comment portion of the Aug. 25 session, Nora Aspieth told the Baker County commissioners that she had resigned her position as mayor of the City of Pathway effective Aug. 14 due to “extreme health circumstances.”

Aspieth said she would no longer be the contact for the city and asked county communications be routed to the city's recorder, Sally (surname not specified), going forward. She thanked county officials for their cooperation on joint efforts, including fire response.

Nut graf: Aspieth's remarks were made during the citizen participation segment; commissioners and other attendees expressed appreciation for her service and wished her well.

Ending: Aspieth said she plans to remain involved in some capacities but not in an official role while she focuses on recovery.

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