US Constitution may need more than amending. A major overhaul is in order
Common Cause, a pro-democracy advocacy group, is ringing alarms in a recent report that extreme...
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Tag: CEP
Sweet admits to misleading school districts to get reelected
After finally admitting during the last BOC meeting that the still mythological community service...
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Sweet: Community service fees are “derivative of tax dollars”
As tedious as many public meetings are to sit through one can almost always mine little nuggets of...
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Sustainable future ordinance update
Please forgive the infrequent posts of late as I had a particularly nasty flu and looking at the...
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Commission should negotiate from position of strength
During a discussion hosted by the League of Women Voters, Commissioner John Sweet informed the...
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Worst commission ever?
There is some good-natured debate around the subject of whether the current or the prior county...
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Which factions does The World represent?
The Federalist Papers #10 published November 22, 1787, addresses how to guard against...
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Pettit also demands substantiation of charter savings
Yet another member of the now defunct structure advisory committee so keen on hiring a county...
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Bad ideas catch on and become worse ideas
The CEP (Community Enhancement Plan) and its various devices to reapportion taxes and privatize...
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Campaign season is underway
CCAP (Coos County Alliance for Progress) co-founder John Knutson has contributed $2,000 from his...
Read MoreEven Jordan Cove has doubts about natural gas market
In light of the burgeoning push back and outright bans of hydraulic fracturing, a key factor in the so-called natural gas boom, it is hardly surprising that Jordan Cove Energy Partners doubt the longevity of the market. Despite...
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Citizen initiatives repair what our elected officials will not
Stop by the Coos County Fair and you will have a chance to chat with commissioner candidates Don...
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