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Controversial Linn County chicken ranch put on hold following permit withdrawal
Construction plans for a large-scale facility proposing to raise 3.4 million chickens per year near Scio in Linn County, Oregon, will be put on hold. That follows a state decision to temporarily withdraw the facility’s permit ahead of a challenge that was scheduled to go on trial in early May. It’s the last of three large […] The post Controversial Linn County chicken ranch put on hold following permit withdrawal appeared first on Oregon Capital Chronicle.
What's that being built near the Santiam River in Mill City?
Description: More than three years after the 2020 Labor Day wildfires ravaged much of the Santiam Canyon, a new project is coming to Mill City with the hope of drawing tourists and residents to its boutique historic hotel and upscale dining. The property on First Avenue and Wall Street near...
Lebanon firefighters quickly extinguish fire underneath home
LEBANON, Ore. – Firefighters quickly attacked a fire that broke out underneath a Lebanon home on Wednesday evening, according to the Lebanon Fire District. LFD officials said that fire crews responded on April 25 to a house fire that was reported in the 100 block of Taylor Street. Initial reports indicated that the fire was coming from vents in the residence’s kitchen and preliminary investigation confirmed smoke coming from the building, according to fire authorities. District officials said that firefighters executed an initial offensive attack through the home’s front entrance but personnel quickly determined that the fire was located underneath the home. Firefighters gained access to the area under the home from the rear of the building and quickly extinguished the fire, according to fire district officials. Fire officials said that their investigation could not determine the fire’s cause. The Lebanon Police Department assisted fire officials at the scene, authorities said.
Linn County receives Seven Mile Lane asphalt bids
ALBANY, Ore. — Linn County received seven bids — ranging from about $205,126 to $749,999 — for the paving portion of a turn signal lane project on Seven Mile Lane southeast of Albany, at Tuesday’s meeting of the Linn County Board of Commissioners. County Engineer Daineal...
Molalla roundup: boys volleyball sweeps Estacada; baseball and softball topple Gladstone
The Molalla boys volleyball team swept Estacada on Wednesday, April 24, at home to move to 4-1 on the year. The team opened its season with three straight victories over Western Christian, McNary and Grand View Christian before losing to Silverton on Monday, April 22. It's not a bad start for a program only in its second year of existence and first as an 'emerging activity' under the OSAA, which the ultimate purpose is to, "grow meaningful interscholastic participation opportunities for students in athletics and...
Riding tall, riding well: Colton, Molalla equestrians shine in league final
The Molalla and Colton high equestrian teams (OHSET) wrapped up their 2024 Tri River District regular season April 18-21 at the Yamhill County Fairgrounds in McMinnville. Both teams scored over 600 points to finish in the top 3 of the eight-team league that competes in three different categories – large, medium and small. Taylor Thomas led Colton with four individual wins during the competition, while Molalla got individual wins from...
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