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Good faith settlements reached with most parties in two civil lawsuits; does not include convicted felon Maria Cuevas - I covered both convicted felon Maria Cuevas' criminal case and her civil case extensively. The January 21, 2026 post on the civil case is the last pos...
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Is this the same sort of presentation that was given to Con. Thompson?
Pretty long time line 18-21 months.
May not be able to wait that long for the green paper machine/mill.
Do bloggers care more about the location of a cell tower than about the health of the local economy?
Mr. Simpson did a good job of describing how much the local economy needs the pulp mill. I support his efforts to get the mill up and running again.
The Pulp Mill will help everyone to be able to stay here and enjoy a better life.
I worked for GP way back in the sixties and made a good living for myself. Now is the time for the rest of the people to get on the band wagon and support all of our local industry.
We have the parks to enjoy and they will not be cut down, the rest of the land should be put to use to money into the hands of people who are willing to work.
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