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Crescent City Leaders Reaffirm Support For Permanent Mining Ban On North Fork Smith River

Thumbnail image shows map of the proposed 58,000-acre expansion of the Smith River National Recreation Area. | Image courtesy of Sen. Jeff Merkley's office. More than eight years after the Obama Administration issued a 20-year mining ban for the North Fork Smith River in Oregon, the Crescent City Council reaffirmed its support for legislation that … Continue reading Crescent City Leaders Reaffirm Support For Permanent Mining Ban On North Fork Smith River →

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CCPD Helps Curry County Sheriff Apprehend Man Suspected Of Abusing Children

Thumbnail photo by Ken Lund via Wikimedia Commons. Creative Commons License Crescent City Police Chief Richard Griffin credited the purchase of a Cellebrite Forensic Analyzer for being able to help the Curry County Sheriff’s Office track down a Texas man suspected of abusing children. Appearing before the Crescent City Council on Monday, Griffin said that … Continue reading CCPD Helps Curry County Sheriff Apprehend Man Suspected Of Abusing Children →

Crescent City Council Recap, Aug. 18, 2025

Thumbnail photo: Construction began on the Fred Endert Municipal Pool's roof on Monday. | courtesy of Andrew Goff Councilman Daran Dooley was absent. Among the items discussed at Monday’s Crescent City Council meeting: CDBG grant: City Councilors authorized staff to establish a new fund for the $1.8 million it received in 2024 Community Development Block … Continue reading Crescent City Council Recap, Aug. 18, 2025 →

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Response From the White House

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'I'm His Right Hand'; Sandy Moreno Stays On As CCHD's Financial Advisor

Thumbnail photo by Paul Critz Sandy Moreno successfully convinced three harbor commissioners that she’s “imminently qualified” to stay on as financial advisor. But her justification last week for why she denied access to a U.S. Department of Agriculture document to a member of the public nearly resulted in the ejection of another member of the … Continue reading 'I'm His Right Hand'; Sandy Moreno Stays On As CCHD's Financial Advisor →