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Stamford residents tried to save 37 trees. The state chopped them down anyway. FacebookTwitterEmail Trees are piled up in an area of land that has been clear cut at the intersection of High Ridge Road and Wire Mill Road in Stamford, Conn. Thursday, March 18, 2021. The Department of Transportation cut down a parcel of trees to stage a bridge replacement for the High Ridge Road bridge over the Rippowam River. Residents argue it's an eyesore and an environmental misstep while the DOT says their strategy allows them to do the project quickly and with the best environmental strategy.Tyler Sizemore...

VALE Jerry Erstrom, of Vale, was known as the weed man both locally and at the state level. Erstrom recently died, a victim of COVID-19, but will be remembered for his battle to control weeds — particularly in the rangeland, when he worked for the Bureau of Land Management and after he retired. Gary Page, Malheur County weed inspector, said Erstrom along with former county commissioner John Bishop were instrumental in the re-organization of the Malheur County Weed Advisory Board in 1997. The pair lobbied the County Court to reestablish the advisory board which had lapsed for several deca...