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Gov. Kotek weighs whether to veto funds for Willamette Falls inter-tribal project

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Some tribal governments are urging Gov. Tina Kotek to support their effort to restore public access to Willamette Falls after the governor announced she is considering vetoing $45 million for the project. Kotek’s office stated Thursday that she is considering a veto of a budget line item from the Legislature’s “Christmas Tree” bill that allocated funding for all sorts of projects and initiatives, including the Willamette Falls project. “[Kotek] …See the Story

Ballot initiative seeks to repeal new permit fees on standup paddleboards and kayaks - The New Era

Lawmakers recently levied fees on the human-powered vessels to raise funds to fight invasive species. By Nigel Jaquiss Oregon Journalism Project A trio of petitioners aims to repeal a new law that would require paddle-boarders and flatwater kayakers to pay state permit fees starting in January. “I think it goes against our constitutional rights,” says Angela Epperson, a Hermiston resident who enjoys kayaking on the Columbia and Umatilla River…Species · Sweet Home See the Story

Municipal Court: Aug. 6, 2025 - The New Era

All information presented herein is obtained from publicly available Oregon court and law enforcement records. The Oregon Public Records Law, as detailed in the Attorney General’s Public Records and Meeting Manual, allows public access to these records. Every individual named or referenced is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. June 25 Shauna R. Harden, 32, guilty by default for driving while suspended or revoked and dri…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

From Our Files: Aug. 6, 2025 - The New Era

Aug. 10, 1950 City Council approved the purchase of a new one-ton flatbed truck to replace the water department’s 1941 truck. Cost of the vehicle after trade-in allowance was $1,478.75. The Chamber of Commerce decided to temporarily abandon the plan to hire a full-time chamber manager. Also, during the regular August meeting, chamber members voted down a proposal to investigate and possibly mediate the labor-management dispute at Willamette …Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

GOP official responds to allegations stemming from Inaugural Ball - The New Era

“Other than a couple sponsorships, I paid for everything.” BY NIGEL JAQUISS Oregon Journalism Project Don Powers, chairman of the Oregon Republican Party in the 6th Congressional District, did not respond to questions for a recent story by the Oregon Journalism Project about allegations that he pocketed the proceeds from a Jan. 20 inauguration party in Washington, D.C. (“Afterparty,” OJP, July 23). But on July 29, Powers broke his silence, cla…Republican Party · Salem Read Article

Roots go deep at the Bohemian Club Tavern - The New Era

Outside, the sun playing a cordial role in the evening’s temperature, patrons gathered around makeshift tables propped up by old whiskey barrels, tossed bean bags in a round of cornhole, ordered savory food from Majahua, and welcomed in the live music vibes. Nathan Rice and Marcia Kegler stop for a quick photo during their celebration bash July 26. Nathan Rice and Marcia Kegler, owners of The Bohemian Club Tavern, celebrated what is believed to …Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Circuit Court: July 30, 2025 - The New Era

Information for the Public Safety report and Courts in The New Era is sourced from local law enforcement and fire agencies. Incident details, which may not always be available from agencies in time for publication in our weekly paper edition, are often updated online at sweethomenews.com as information becomes available. Addresses provided generally denote the location of the incident or arrest, occasionally indicating the origin of the call. It…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Editorial: Recent government processes prompt questions about timing, motives - The New Era

In 40-some years as a newspaper journalist, I’ve covered a lot of politics. And I’ve spent a lot of time observing and analyzing the actions of political bodies. One thing I’ve appreciated about Sweet Home is that, for the most part, public officials here seem pretty committed to orderly process and tend to be genuinely interested in what the public thinks as they address issues. Those are really healthy qualities for a public servant. A qualit…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Community demand for food programs on rise, commissioners learn - The New Era

By Alex Paul Linn County Communications Food programs sponsored by the Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments are experiencing increased use, Executive Director Ryan Vogt told Linn County Commissioners Roger Nyquist and Will Tucker Tuesday morning, July 8. Commissioner Sherrie Sprenger was not present. Vogt introduced new agency director Paul Egbert. Vogt said Egbert is taking on more internal management duties and Vogt will work more with …Mill City · Mill City Read Article

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