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Our View: Election bingo - Vimarsana News

Our View: Election bingo

Who had the Nevada County auditor-controller race on their bingo card?

We must have a say in offshore wind-energy plans - Vimarsana News

We must have a say in offshore wind-energy plans

Few dispute the need to develop alternative ways to generate electricity that don't produce greenhouse gases, but our local response to a proposed floating offshore wind farm isn't a straightforward "yes." Similar complications arise regarding floating wind turbines off the southern Oregon coast. These prompted the Astoria City Council and the Port of Astoria Commission to

Candidate for auditor-controller seeks investigation into opponent's qualifications - Vimarsana News

Candidate for auditor-controller seeks investigation into opponent's qualifications

Gina Will, a candidate for Nevada County auditor-controller, has asked the elections office to investigate her opponent, Rob Tribble, questioning whether he has the qualifications to hold the office.

US West Coast seafood groups concerned about potential reintroduction of sea otters - Vimarsana News

US West Coast seafood groups concerned about potential reintroduction of sea otters

A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan to reintroduce sea otters to the West Coast of the U.S. is continuing to draw concern from the seafood industry.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's sea otter reintroduction study needs more work | News - Vimarsana News

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's sea otter reintroduction study needs more work | News

Small sea otters could cause big problems for Oregon and West Coast fisheries – and the seafood industry and other ocean stakeholders are not confident their concerns are being taken