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Posted on October 8, 2020November 3, 2020Tags Eastern Oregon, Eastside Screens rule, Forest Service, logging, old forests, take action, USFS

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“Before making a decision on this project, we encourage Lane County’s commissioners to visit our town, learn more about the impacts of the proposed quarry, and experience the transitioning economy themselves,” the business duo wrote.“The commissioners don’t just need to take our word for it; the mayors of Oakridge and Westfir and locals and business owners alike oppose this shortsighted proposal, which threatens all that we have been working to create in our special town for the past two decades,” opined Bowerman and Stryker. ... See MoreSee Less

Two Oakridge business owners blast TV Butte rock quarry plans as crucial Aug. 3 hearing approaches • Highway 58 Herald

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By DOUG BATES/Editor/The Herald — Owners of a pair of outdoor-recreation businesses in Oakridge have published a scathing guest column in the Eugene newspaper, warning that county approval of a rock...

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