Representative McDonald praises Corvallis High School golf team's historic championship win

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The Oregon State Legislature convened on June 13, 2025, with a focus on ceremonial acknowledgments and the verification of quorum. The session began with a flag salute led by Representative Gamba, followed by a moment of silence.

During the meeting, several representatives took the opportunity to extend courtesies. Representative Harbeck recognized friends John and Natalie Crowder for their support during his campaign, welcoming them to the Capitol. Representative McDonald congratulated the Corvallis High School golf team for their recent state championship victory, highlighting the importance of teamwork and dedication among young athletes.

Additionally, Representative Mannix acknowledged Brooklyn Book High, a young woman who has been assisting his law firm for several summers, expressing gratitude for her hard work. The Speaker also shared a personal anecdote regarding a historical photograph of his future wife, Susan Gomberg, featured in a story about kite flying in Lincoln City.

As the meeting progressed, the Speaker noted the absence of several representatives due to "National Get Out of Work Early Day," but confirmed that a quorum was present, allowing the session to continue.

This meeting underscored the importance of community recognition and personal connections within the legislative process, while also ensuring that the necessary attendance for legislative business was met.

Converted from House Chamber Convenes 06/13/2025 meeting on June 13, 2025
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