Gas terminal proposed on the Columbia River hits new snag
By Ted Sickinger, The Oregonian
September 29, 2009, 7:47PM
The marathon regulatory review of a liquefied natural gas terminal proposed on the Columbia River just got longer.
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Showing posts with label clatsop county commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clatsop county commission. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
The Oregonian Editorial Board Is At It Again And It's Got That Smell Of LNG All Over It?
GRP: Uh-Oh!!!! The Oregonian Editorial Board Has Come Up With Yet, Another Editorial That Strangely Stinks Of What Would Appear To Be , Once Again, Obvious Input From Bradwood Landing/NSNG Because It Sure Isn't From Any On-Scene Reporter From Their Staff That Would Have A "Hoot-In-Hell's Idea" Of What Was Actually Going On Down Here. Who's their Rep Down Here, Lori Tobias Is It?
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Recall is being misused in Clatsop LNG fight
By The Oregonian Editorial Board
September 26, 2009, 10:02AM
Wrongheaded recall elections looming in Clatsop County are a sure sign the fight over liquefied natural gas development there has gotten out of hand.
GRP: Fitting irony that the comments to this...this...piece of...Seemingly pro-lng propaganda, from The Oregonian, seems to match the majority of sentiment of the citizens of Clatsop County and The Lower Columbia River region, as it has from day one and that is, they do not appear to be in favor of it or the elected and appointed officials serving in their trust colluding with these private "Energy Speculators" to ram this stuff down their throats as the record should clearly show.
Read Article...Well....Read Whatever This "Puff-Piece" Is
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Economy, Editorials, Environment, Law, Politics, land use »
Recall is being misused in Clatsop LNG fight
By The Oregonian Editorial Board
September 26, 2009, 10:02AM
Wrongheaded recall elections looming in Clatsop County are a sure sign the fight over liquefied natural gas development there has gotten out of hand.
GRP: Fitting irony that the comments to this...this...piece of...Seemingly pro-lng propaganda, from The Oregonian, seems to match the majority of sentiment of the citizens of Clatsop County and The Lower Columbia River region, as it has from day one and that is, they do not appear to be in favor of it or the elected and appointed officials serving in their trust colluding with these private "Energy Speculators" to ram this stuff down their throats as the record should clearly show.
Read Article...Well....Read Whatever This "Puff-Piece" Is
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Local Radio Host Pleas To Warrenton Officials To Ban Recall Petition Gatherers From City Property?
"I am thankful for all the complaining I hear about our government because it means we have freedom of speech." ~Nancie J. Carmody
August 7, 2009 - 7:08AM
Tom Freel - KAST-AM Radio
New Northwest Broadcasters, Astoria, Oregon
Here's a question:
Why is the City Of Warrenton allowing petition gathering to happen on city property?
You may think that the slice of land in front of the Warrenton post office is owned by the Postal Service but not so. The spot where those who are seeking to recall Commission Chair Jeff Hazen is city property.
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August 7, 2009 - 7:08AM
Tom Freel - KAST-AM Radio
New Northwest Broadcasters, Astoria, Oregon
Here's a question:
Why is the City Of Warrenton allowing petition gathering to happen on city property?
You may think that the slice of land in front of the Warrenton post office is owned by the Postal Service but not so. The spot where those who are seeking to recall Commission Chair Jeff Hazen is city property.
Read It For Yourself
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Stephen Forrester Op-Ed:Northern Star Lawyer Spills The Beans
7/13/2009 12:10:00 PM
Northern Star's lawyer spills the beans
It is probably too late for commissioners to behave like a quasi-judicial bodyAfter five hours of tortured, emotional discussion of the proposed liquefied natural gas terminal at Bradwood Wednesday afternoon, Ed Sullivan stumbled on the essence of the dilemma facing the Clatsop County Commission. To the five commissioners, Sullivan said: "You're not here to apply the will of the people."
Daily "A" Publisher Stepehen Forrester Editorial
Northern Star's lawyer spills the beans
It is probably too late for commissioners to behave like a quasi-judicial bodyAfter five hours of tortured, emotional discussion of the proposed liquefied natural gas terminal at Bradwood Wednesday afternoon, Ed Sullivan stumbled on the essence of the dilemma facing the Clatsop County Commission. To the five commissioners, Sullivan said: "You're not here to apply the will of the people."
Daily "A" Publisher Stepehen Forrester Editorial
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