Teresa Blackman - KGW News
Posted on December 23, 2009 at 8:16 AM
PORTLAND – Walmart announced Tuesday it plans to build a new store in North Portland and also expand its existing 82nd Avenue store.
The new store is proposed to be built in the Hayden Meadows shopping center and would employ approximately 300 people, mostly in full-time position, officials said.
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
F.E.R.C. Approves Jordan Cove LNG Terminal - Governor Kulongoski In A Later Release Announces State Will Appeal
GovernorTo Appeal F.E.R.C. Approval Of Jordan Cove
With Bradwood Landing still in Appeal in U.S. Appeals Court, Governor says he will take Jordan Cove ruling to U.S. Appeals as well, if necessary, to overturn approval.
Posted 12/17/2009 12:20 PM ET
By Jeff Barnard, AP Environmental Writer Via Statesman Journal
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Federal regulators have approved construction of a liquefied natural gas terminal on Coos Bay and a pipeline to distribute the gas through Southern Oregon to the California state line.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted 3-1 Thursday in Washington, D.C., to approve the Jordan Cove project..........
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With Bradwood Landing still in Appeal in U.S. Appeals Court, Governor says he will take Jordan Cove ruling to U.S. Appeals as well, if necessary, to overturn approval.
Posted 12/17/2009 12:20 PM ET
By Jeff Barnard, AP Environmental Writer Via Statesman Journal
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Federal regulators have approved construction of a liquefied natural gas terminal on Coos Bay and a pipeline to distribute the gas through Southern Oregon to the California state line.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted 3-1 Thursday in Washington, D.C., to approve the Jordan Cove project..........
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Friday, December 11, 2009
Congratulations To Robert Mushen For Getting The Nod From Clatsop County Board Of Commissioners
Robert Mushen, one of 6 candidates in consideration for the District-5 seat of ousted Commissioner Ann Samuelson, won unanimous approval from The Clatsop County Board of Commissioners after Kristin Frost Albrecht was denied the seat in an earlier 2-2 vote by The Commission.
Mushen, already being touted by some as Samuelson's handpicked replacement to continue with the existing agenda, may be wise enough to have been a keen observer of what brought on these recalls that have burdened this community by posturing himself in a position of leadership that serves the citizens of Clatsop County in the doing of their "Public Business" as opposed to serving "The Machine" and its agenda itself.
Mushen claims that he will reserve his position on LNG pending the development of further knowledge on the issue.
Hopefully he will learn more than just the PR on the subject from Bradwood Landing's "Talking Heads" as seems to be the depth of it on the majority of that panel.
Maybe, just maybe, he may be the one to push to explore other long-term, sustainable job opportunities that will put hundreds and hundreds of Clatsopians to work before this group commits this community to a lifetime of a bad marriage to what many would call a huge mistake.
Mushen, already being touted by some as Samuelson's handpicked replacement to continue with the existing agenda, may be wise enough to have been a keen observer of what brought on these recalls that have burdened this community by posturing himself in a position of leadership that serves the citizens of Clatsop County in the doing of their "Public Business" as opposed to serving "The Machine" and its agenda itself.
Mushen claims that he will reserve his position on LNG pending the development of further knowledge on the issue.
Hopefully he will learn more than just the PR on the subject from Bradwood Landing's "Talking Heads" as seems to be the depth of it on the majority of that panel.
Maybe, just maybe, he may be the one to push to explore other long-term, sustainable job opportunities that will put hundreds and hundreds of Clatsopians to work before this group commits this community to a lifetime of a bad marriage to what many would call a huge mistake.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
A Reasoned Debate On Measures 66 & 67
By Jeff Mapes, The Oregonian
December 09, 2009, 8:42AMEconomists Joe Cortright and Eric Fruits debate the Oregon tax measures on the Jan. 26 ballot in this video from the Populations program on Portland Community Media. If you're looking for a thoughtful discussion of the issue, this is the place.
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December 09, 2009, 8:42AMEconomists Joe Cortright and Eric Fruits debate the Oregon tax measures on the Jan. 26 ballot in this video from the Populations program on Portland Community Media. If you're looking for a thoughtful discussion of the issue, this is the place.
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Thank You Astoria Rotary International!!
Walking by the kitchen table this morning, saw a brand spanking new 'Webster's New Dictionary' lying there and asked KC, "What's this?" and she said,"Every Fourth Grader at Lewis and Clark Elementary got one with their own names in it."
Sure enough, there it was, our Olivya's name printed very nicely and below it "Presented By Astoria Rotary Club".
To them I would like to say, "Thank you very much for your valueable and thoughtful gift to our Grand'daughter and her classmates.".
Sure enough, there it was, our Olivya's name printed very nicely and below it "Presented By Astoria Rotary Club".
To them I would like to say, "Thank you very much for your valueable and thoughtful gift to our Grand'daughter and her classmates.".
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Palomar Pipeline Oppostion Rallies At Northwest Natural Gas
By Keely Chalmers - kgw.com
Posted on December 8, 2009 at 5:41 PM
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The fight to stop a new natural gas pipeline in Oregon heated up despite Tuesday's cold weather.
Northwest Natural wants to lay a new pipeline through 47 miles of Mt. Hood National Forest, clearing a 100-foot swath for the line. According to the company, the 59-year-old line currently serving metro Portland is too limited in capacity.
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Posted on December 8, 2009 at 5:41 PM
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The fight to stop a new natural gas pipeline in Oregon heated up despite Tuesday's cold weather.
Northwest Natural wants to lay a new pipeline through 47 miles of Mt. Hood National Forest, clearing a 100-foot swath for the line. According to the company, the 59-year-old line currently serving metro Portland is too limited in capacity.
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Clatsop County Commissioner Roberts stays in office, says recall attempt has been 'very divisive' - Recall supporters happy to have 'raised awareness' despite failed campaign
By CASSANDRA PROFITA - The Daily Astorian
GEARHART - Patricia Roberts has survived the attempt to recall her from the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners.
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By CASSANDRA PROFITA - The Daily Astorian
GEARHART - Patricia Roberts has survived the attempt to recall her from the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners.
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Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Final Unofficial Count Shows Roberts Keeps Her Seat With A 58.57% To 41.43% Margin
PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 6) . . . . . 6 - 100.00 %
REGISTERED VOTERS - TOTAL . . . . . 3,940
BALLOTS COUNTED - TOTAL. . . . . . . 1,945
VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . . . . . . 49.37%
RECALL OF PATRICIA ROBERTS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 2
Yes . . . . . . . . . . . . 805 - 41.43%
No. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,138 - 58.57%
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