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Rep. Smith spearheads $1.5 million for pre-apprenticeship construction center - Vimarsana News

Rep. Smith spearheads $1.5 million for pre-apprenticeship construction center

The Hermiston School District received an investment from the Oregon Legislature in a local pre-apprenticeship construction center in Eastern Oregon, according to a press release from Greg Smith, Oregon Representative,

CHEERS & JEERS: It Was Apparently Government Derp Week - The Corvallis Advocate - Vimarsana News

CHEERS & JEERS: It Was Apparently Government Derp Week - The Corvallis Advocate

CHEERS & JEERS: It Was Apparently Government Derp Week July 9, 2021 DOUBLE CHEERS to the fire crews who put out the fire lickety split AND kept it under an acre in size. We’d swoon over these heroes, but there’s more to write.   JEERS to Creswell, Oregon for allowing the Proud Boys organize their July Fourth parade this year. Nothing says America quite like racism and misogyny. CHEERS to most of Oregon for abstaining from personal or public works that fire into the air because of wildfire season – the decision resulted in an 80% drop in fires. IRONICALLY one place that had a fire ca...

Fight over Klamath River dam removal project goes to federal regulators - Vimarsana News

Fight over Klamath River dam removal project goes to federal regulators

Fight over Klamath River dam removal project goes to federal regulators A proposal necessary for the Klamath River dam removal to proceed has gone to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, but some local lawmakers oppose the plan. Posted: Feb 16, 2021 11:32 AM Updated: Feb 16, 2021 5:32 PM Posted By: Jamie Parfitt KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — A renewed push to remove a series of hydroelectric dams along the Klamath River is now in the hands of federal regulators, but some local lawmakers are lobbying in opposition to the project. The proposal to remove four PacifiCorp dams on the Klamath Rive...

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