The Port’s Business Plan
Another Triumph of Hope over Experience On June 4 we learned that the Port of Coos Bay has...
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Sooooo . . . hey man, what’s your PLAN B?
Who said this website does not respond to popular demand? In his retort to my recent article on...
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Gullible, desperate or studiously obtuse
In recent decades the same people and the very same organizations now promoting the Jordan Cove...
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Gas lovers, why do they ignore green jobs?
One of the many deficiencies in the draft EIS (environmental impact statement) raised during last...
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Prophets of old VINDICATED!
The disastrous results of the Port of Coos Bay’s 1987 ELECTION FRAUD – and how we may be able to...
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Those pesky, invisible effects
Back in 1850, a French economist by the name of Frédéric Bastiat published an essay with the...
Read MorePort commission never explains itself
The commission never answers a question and sure has hell never explains itself and to add insult to injury, we can’t even vote them out of office.
Read MoreKoch: "Found money… forces cooperation"
we are forcing a partnership and seeding it with money that forces a closer cooperation between all four agencies
Read MoreWaterfront revitalization scheme evolves?
If it is legal for the sponsoring districts to use their sponsorship to commandeer revenue they otherwise would not be entitled to it it certainly doesn’t seem ethical.
Read MorePriceless and worthless at the same time
The county has the equivalent of billions of barrels of oil under the ground in the form of renewable solar and wind energy resources
Read MorePort CEO to deliver "glass slipper" talk at chamber luncheon
in case you want to start your year off with an inoculation of “glass slipper” economic development fantasy football.
Read MoreOregonian finally notices Southern Oregon, but do we want their attention?
the next time The Oregonian wants to discuss Coos County it might be better if they just don’t.
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