Clark practiced law in Salem for 42 years before retiring in 1995. He was also chairman of the Marion-Polk Boundary Commission that established Salem’s original urban growth boundaries.
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Monthly Archives: October 2009
LNG developers push back plans to 2011 for North Spit of Coos Bay
Developers hoping to build a liquefied natural gas terminal on the North Spit of Coos Bay have pushed back plans to start construction until spring 2011
Posted in Local News Tagged breaking news, business, environment, gas-terminal, liquefied-natural, north, north-spit, oregon coast, port of coos bay, start-construction, until-spring Comments closed
Portland-area builders shift to small, efficient homes
Renaissance Homes will pull back from Bend to focus on its core markets in Portland’s affluent suburbs.
Posted in Local News Tagged bend, best of business, buena-vista, business, environmentally-friendly, focus-on-its, homes, housing, its-core, real estate, renaissance, will-pull Comments closed
Ichabod and Olive are the names of aquarium turkey vultures
Two turkey vultures were rescued from Wisconsin after a teen removed from their nest as chicks.
Posted in Local News Tagged chicks, nest, oregon coast, oregon coast aquarium, state, teen-removed, turkey vultures Comments closed
Elton John/Billy Joel concert postponed
Elton John has a serious case of E.
Posted in Local News Tagged advise-people, billy joel, breaking news, coli-infection, concert, elton-john, entertainment, hang-onto, his-managers, managers, rose garden, serious-case, their-tickets, tickets, until-more Comments closed
NBA | Portland’s Brandon Roy scores 42 points in loss (Seattle Times)
Trevor Ariza scored a career-high 33 points, Aaron Brooks added 28 and the Houston Rockets held on to beat the Portland Trail Blazers at…
Posted in Local News Tagged aaron, aaron-brooks, ariza, blazers, houston, houston-rockets, portland-trail, trevor-ariza Comments closed
Suit delayed in case of hostage sued by captor
The case of a convicted killer suing one of his own victims has being delayed.
Posted in Local News Tagged been-granted, convicted-killer, first-reported, his-own, hostage, katu, pro-bono-attorney, story, suing-one, the-new Comments closed
State lowballed cost of green tax breaks
Estimates for Gov. Ted Kulongoski’s legacy-making program were changed, costing Oregon taxpayers 40 times more.
Posted in Local News Tagged business, environment, green, kulongoski, oregon, oregon state government, politics, renewable-energy, subsidy, ted kulongoski, wind Comments closed
Contamination at Umatilla clouds land-use issue
The chemical depot in eastern Oregon may not be cleaned up by 2011 for development
Posted in Local News Tagged chemical-depot, contamination, eastern-oregon, environment, oregon, umatilla, weapons Comments closed
Driving, texting, crashing lands man in jail
Man uninjured after drinking, driving, texting and crashing
