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Don Currie
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By Don Currie Verified, Don Currie Itemizer-Observer| Polk County Itemizer-Observer Verified A new plan to manage state forest land in Oregon could give a boost to Polk County’s share of logging profits. Polk County’s average annual share of the logging profits would increase from the current 10-year average of $136,000 to about $700,000, according to new models created by the Oregon Department of Forestry. Fewer restrictions on the 6,000 acres of state forest land, mostly in the southwest portion of the county, would allow more logging.
By Don Currie Verified, Don Currie Itemizer-Observer| Polk County Itemizer-Observer Verified It’s a haunting video. Mohammad Husain Musawi, a former member of the Afghan Air Force, tells the story of how he fled his native country after helping U.S. soldiers in the fight against the Taliban. In the final chaotic hours of the U.S. pullout, Musawi fled to neighboring Tajikistan, then the United Arab Emirates, then to Virginia and finally to Oregon. “At that time I was very, very happy to find someone to help me to continue as a pilot,” Musawai says in the video.
By Don Currie Verified, Don Currie Itemizer-Observer| Polk County Itemizer-Observer Verified A new plan to manage state forest land in Oregon could give a boost to Polk County’s share of logging profits. Polk County’s average annual share of the logging profits would increase from the current 10-year average of $136,000 to about $700,000, according to new models created by the Oregon Department of Forestry. Fewer restrictions on the 6,000 acres of state forest land, mostly in the southwest portion of the county, would allow more logging.
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