The La Grande City Council voted 5-2 to end City Manager John O'Brien's contract, and Hermiston councilors kept an indoor aquatics center study moving, required chief petitioners for city measures to be eligible city voters and awarded the Sherman Park contract.
This week in land, water, and energy across the rural West: a Wyoming protest deadline, Eastern Oregon's data center fallout, and two Montana Water Court deadlines.
The La Grande City Council voted 5-2 to end City Manager John O'Brien's contract, and Hermiston councilors kept an indoor aquatics center study moving, required chief petitioners for city measures to be eligible city voters and awarded the Sherman Park contract.
Rosebud County commissioners approved three employee insurance resolutions, the Dawson County Fair Board kept its PRCA rodeo, and the BLM opened comment on a fishing access site near Terry.
Meade County starts forming two taxing ambulance districts with Nov. 24 hearings, Lawrence County approves 2027 ambulance agreements, and Pennington County planners set a solar permit revocation hearing.
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Oil and gas dockets, BLM lease sales, water rights, and energy siting cases across the rural West, in one weekly read.
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