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King County says it has removed the last of 13 fish passage barriers on Lake Sammamish, reopening 4,300 feet of George Davis Creek habitat for kokanee after a century. The project caps 8 years of work as returns surge.
The Oregon Public Utility Commission approved a plan requiring future large data centers in Pacific Power’s service area to cover the full cost of their electric service.
Vancouver City Council votes 6-0 to begin terminating City Manager Lon Pluckhahn, citing performance reviews and “strategic direction.” He is suspended with pay pending a Dec. 14 final vote; deputy Lisa Brandl steps in.
Documents obtained through an open records request reveal Acting Chief Scott Bennett rescinded an email from Chief Lance Arnold that city officials said risked implying warrantless entry violations could be excused.
After months of debate over the future of large-scale solar development in Dearborn County, a proposed zoning amendment remains unresolved. Full details in comments:
The Cleveland Division of Air Quality issued a notice of violation to Springco Metal Coating in Cleveland Thursday, according to a Lakewood city councilman.
The Wayne County Dog Shelter is asking for help after puppies were found abandoned in a cage at the Kidron auction.
The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the illegal dumping of about 40 mattresses at the public access point to Rice Lake, near Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Little Falls Township.
Investigators say they believe human remains are in the ground or concrete under or around a detached garage at a property in Sugarbush Township, according to court documents in the 1982 disappearance of 3-year-old Kevin Ayotte.
The North Dakota Development Fund board voted unanimously to pause most new financing. Childcare loans will continue, and four applications already submitted can still be considered.
The city of Bismarck is planning to buy two electric work trucks to replace vehicles in its public works fleet next year.
The City of Bismarck faced the same issue as hundreds of thousands of Americans on Thursday.