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| Douglas County business owners believe they have struggled, but made it, through the worst of a bad economy. Now they plan to move forward. more... | |
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Many fish habitat enhancement projects that have been completed or are ongoing in the Umpqua River system were seeded by Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby money. |
| During a recent period of fishing on the Umpqua River system, guide Mike Springer's boat caught about 50 winter steelhead. The anglers were pleased with their success. | |
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Misinformation in the form of half-truths is everywhere about Oregon government and Measures 66 and 67. Here's my attempt to clarify some of that and explain why I think passing those measures will be better for Oregon than defeating them. |
| I have done a number of town hall meetings and a couple of debates on Measures 66 and 67 over the last couple of weeks. The one common theme seems to be people are surprised when they hear the actual facts concerning these measures. The pro tax ads talk... | |
| Employers at the Roseburg event will have the opportunity to meet the public, help the workforce prepare for the future and help the local labor force stay in the community. | |
| A few businesses succumb to tough times in Douglas County, including a hobby shop, a home decor store and a bar and grill. | |
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Anti-corporate messaging must register strongly in focus group polling. At least those supporting Ballot Measures 66 and 67 seem to think so. To hear them tell it, our state's fiscal problems stem mainly from corporations failing to pay their... |
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I have been following with great interest the debate on Measures 66 and 67. I am a small business owner in Roseburg who happens to be a C corporation. My corporate earnings over the past year and the year before, after expenses and fees, came to an... |
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House Republican Leader Bruce Hanna and his caucus have come up with a plan they say would allow the state to pare its budget without affecting vital services if Measures 66 and 67 go down in defeat. |
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After studying the Voters' Pamphlet explaining Oregon Ballot Measures 66 and 67, it is crystal clear that a “yes” vote will help education; help services for children, the elderly and the disabled; help public safety; and reduce income... |
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Before you vote on Measures 66 and 67, please take a moment to understand how businesses are structured in the state of Oregon. There are five basic types: C corporations, S corporation, Limited Liability Companies (LLC), partnerships, and sole... |
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Umpqua Community Development Corp. recently bought a house in Winston after the previous owner could no longer afford to make the monthly payments and the mortgage lender foreclosed on the property. |
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Representatives from various industries share their thoughts on the rough economy and their expectations for the near future |
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Local physician is opposed to Measures 66 and 67 |
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Although the economy left Douglas County battered, Commissioner Susan Morgan points out positive developments set for 2010 |
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