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Juniper and McKown Points: Annual meeting, emergency preparedness and more - Vimarsana News

Juniper and McKown Points: Annual meeting, emergency preparedness and more

The JPVIS Annual Meeting last Saturday ran into the noon hour so there was not time for several agenda items including JPVIS milestones since last summer’s meeting. We are happy to report two new community members: Kai Michael Hearn, born Dec. 22 to...

Tribes oppose renewable energy project in Columbia River Gorge - Vimarsana News

Tribes oppose renewable energy project in Columbia River Gorge

The project, which would store enough energy to power Seattle for up to 12 hours, would help the region transition to clean power, proponents said.

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Ocean Point Column: Event thank-yous, upcoming schedules - Vimarsana News

Ocean Point Column: Event thank-yous, upcoming schedules

It’s hard to believe we are approaching the end of July. Where did the month go? Although the weather was not your usual July conditions most everyone agrees it’s just nice to be here at Ocean Point. Many thanks to Ocean Pointer Dana Wilson,...

Ocean Point Column: Loads of events and thank yous - Vimarsana News

Ocean Point Column: Loads of events and thank yous

As I write this column on Sunday I’m looking out at an angry ocean and wind swept rain. Some how Mother Nature seems to have forgotten what season we’re in! I’m grateful that we’re not experiencing the floods of western and northern Maine but I do...

Columbus Ave. seawall snared on legal issue - Vimarsana News

Columbus Ave. seawall snared on legal issue

SALEM — The project to repair a seawall critical to the Salem Willows and Juniper Point neighborhoods is at the so-called “5-yard line,” with a legal dispute over the remaining