Still, environmentalists have questioned the reservoirs feasibility and operation: Will there be enough water to fill it? See more of Foster's Daily Democrat on Facebook. Audit Bureau of Circulation, report for six-month period ending September 30, 2006. About 15 families live in and near the town of Sites, so building the reservoir will require their relocation. Leah Thomas, whose home north of Detroit lost power Wednesday night, finally got her power back Sunday afternoon only to have it go out again at midday Monday. The second thing that happened is that Kondrup's police certification was suspended or withdrawn by the state. For any large gray infrastructure project, permitting and planning are stages that take time, said Nina Hawk, chief of Bay-Delta Resources for the Metropolitan Water District, which has chipped in about $30 million for Sites planning. They have no electricity for lights or appliances, of course, but their biggest problem is no water. The line of quick-moving thunderstorms that produced a swath of damaging wind gusts across likely qualified as a derecho, although thats not an official designation, said Nolan Meister, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Megan Fernandes: Yeah, they were quite upset that they had no idea about the ongoing investigation of the officer or the termination. Foster Company sold its assets, including Foster's, to Local Media Group. But you know, he was wearing a badge. or. Apparently GPS records show that his cruiser had hit 74 miles an hour before ending the chase. Fosters Daily Democrat @FostersDailyDem Bickford was indicted by a grand jury on 18 counts, including 3 counts of first-degree attempted murder, 3 counts of first-degree attempted murder in the furtherance of an act of terrorism and aggravated assault on a police officer as a crime of terrorism. fosters.com Post arraigned on robbery charge Pryor, at the Zone 7 Water Agency, said she understands the need for a cautiously paced planning stage for a mega-project like Sites. Jerry Brown (not the former governor of the same name) of the Sites Project Authority, which represents local water districts pursuing the project, said it takes many years to develop and plan projects of this scale. You can see all of the most recent top stories here. The editorial page editor is Jon Breen. He worries that filling the reservoir could drain the floodplains along the river used by fish and wildlife. This reservoir on the Sacramento River has been planned for decades. PublishedFebruary 1, 2022 at 12:37 PM EST. The assistant managing editor is Mike Gillis. A 2022 federal loan of $2.2 billion and a $449 million loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Sites Project Authority, plus a financial pledge from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, will cover much of the rest of the cost. Then he gets fired by Dover. 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But Kightlinger, who helped conduct detailed cost-benefit analyses of the project when he worked for Metropolitan, said its a lot cheaper than desalinating water. In 2016, the paper endorsed Hillary Clinton for president.[11]. Kittredge, Clare. Brown, the project authoritys executive director, said acquiring the private properties will be included in the project cost. Doug Obegi, a water attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said theres simply not enough water left in the Sacramento River most years to operate Sites without causing more harm to critically endangered fish. In May, the Sites authority is releasing its final report addressing the potential environmental impacts. In California, the National Weather Service said winter storms will continue moving into the state through Wednesday after residents got a brief break from severe weather Sunday. And in the end, if what you're telling me is true, you'll be a police officer. He holds a masters degree in public administration from Columbia University. Foster's news focus is mainly on local public meetings and police reporting with community features and local sports also included. You can email her at mmcintyre@nhpr.org. Another water district, the Zone 7 Water Agency that serves 270,000 people in the East Bay, would receive about 10,000 acre-feet annually from Sites, increasing its supply about 20%. $40M Contract Will Help 25,000 Rural Homes Get Broadband in N.H. Bradley Bill To Reauthorize Medicaid Expansion Receives Broad Bipartisan Support, Cannabis Legalization Gets Initial Approval From N.H. 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Whats taking so long? Per title 18, California code of regulations, section 1628. We dont need more reservoirs and dams that will divert more water from the rivers, he said. Read more 05 Mar 2022 [12] The Foster company sold The Citizen to Eagle Publishing in June 2010. The winds toppled trees and power lines, closed roads and damaged homes and businesses around Norman and Shawnee. Proponents say the Sites Reservoir is a necessary step to bolster Californias water supply, which is increasingly strained by drought as well as intense wet weather and flooding. 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He did say that he never spoke with the Dover chief about Kondrup, and if he did, perhaps would not have taken this risk on hiring Kondrup. Evan Post has been arrested multiple times in recent weeks and area police departments have warned against giving him money when he panhandles. Florida Residents: Florida law requires we inform you transportation costs are included in your monthly subscription. In March 2021, a late-night car crash in Dover left two people dead and led to an investigation of a police officer who lied about his role in the crash. At the time, Doherty said morning publication would be more convenient for readers, and would allow the paper to update its Website earlier in the day.[9]. He graduated from Dover High School in 1956, Duke University in 1960 and Harvard Law School in 1963.. What did they tell you? Here ways to get care in NH. We rely on readers like you to support the local, national, and international coverage on this website. January 27, 2023-January 29, 2023. by PD Dispatch Log | Jan 30, 2023 | Police Log. 1, a water bond that authorized $2.7 billion for new storage projects. Shasta, Oroville, Hetch Hetchy and many others were built by damming large rivers. Now, is that because they're on the Laurie List, or is it because of their conduct, what they did to earn that spot? The Sunday paper was a joint venture by Foster's and its sister paper in Laconia, New Hampshire, The Citizen, also owned by Geo. But whether it will benefit the environment or not is being debated. History and politics [ edit] Biologist Carson Jeffres is on the fence about the project. Today, several native fish species are close to extinction, and the commercially valuable fall-run Chinook salmon may be in danger of dropping below fishable numbers, which could lead to a shortened fishing season this summer, or a complete closure. Foster's Daily Democrat was an afternoon publication for 135 years until November 26, 2007, when it switched to morning publication. Police issue warning. And it's also, as we see in this case, it is often up to police chiefs to decide what kind of conduct they are willing to overlook, what type of conduct they report up the chain of command and what type of conduct they are willing to accept in hiring a police officer. Just a few months after he was fired by the Dover police force, Kondrup applies for and gets a job in nearby Lee, New Hampshire, working for that police force. Building all of these features will account for much of the reservoirs $4 billion price tag. Whats in Sununus plan to change occupational licensing in New Hampshire? A winter storm warning covered parts of the Northeast, including Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island, with heavy snow forecast for Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon. J. Remember, that's the list of police, both current and former, who have sustained misconduct that calls their credibility into question. Portsmouth micro unit housing at old Statey site sunk by parking? Granite Geek: Using your own industrial waste is a no-brainer; why isnt it done more often? She added that stormwater capture and continued conservation efforts will only go so far in making ends meet. But the list itself isn't ultimately, you know, what controls whether or not they can wear a badge. In the Sierra, Yosemite National Park announced it would be closed until midweek, and numerous roads were closed in Sequoia National Park. Sign in to your account on any device to get unlimited access to breaking news, investigative stories, high school sports updates, and more. Other big tasks include buying land from local owners, ripping out a country road, demolishing structures, removing septic systems, clearing trees, scouring out mountains of topsoil and distributing it to local farms, and relocating two private cemeteries. Sales tax is included and computed to the nearest mil. (Gerardo Zavala/Daily Democrat), Our objective was to plan an Almond Festival and we did it rain or shine, Laura Gordon, vice president of the Esparto Regional Chamber of Commerce and an organizer of the Almond Festival, said. California just received 22 trillion gallons of rainwater last month, which could have filled Sites and provided a greater supply of water for the dry months, Garamendi told CalMatters. 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So even if one person had shown up, it would have been a success.. Or just more wildlife cameras? A freeze warning is in effect until 9 a.m. Saturday as the winter storm closed roads, and felled trees and power lines. One tornado near Liberal, Kansas, damaged more than a dozen homes and caused minor injuries to one person, KSNW-TV reported. Mary McIntyre is a senior producer at NHPR. Apartment & Condo Building. Students and residents brave rain for Woodland. J. The full list of Premium Edition dates is below. Off-channel reservoirs can cause less environmental harm because they dont block major fish migration routes. You know, I had conversations with both families, and they're wondering why it took nearly a year for the truth to come out. Give today. . Megan Fernandes: Yeah, it was virtual over Zoom and it was quite interesting. Rep. John Garamendi, a Democrat from Walnut Grove, is one of many long-time Sites advocates who have grown impatient waiting for the new reservoir. 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