Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Our colleagues at Oregon Capital Chronicle have produced a head-shaking investigative report on a Lincoln City business that is accused of manipulating a state agency into turning over $2 million.
The two-part report concludes with how the state Department of Environmental Quality is fixing its systems so this won’t happen again. We’re sharing both parts with you this evening.
And then there’s a delightful story by reporter Kevin Opsahl about why Auburn Elementary School is getting state recognition. Take the time to find out the details and see photos of the kids celebrating.
Here’s what else is making news today:
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In a ceremony, students and staff at Auburn Elementary School celebrate recognition for efforts to unify all students in activities. Special Olympics Oregon cited the school.
26 Jan 2023
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In a ceremony, students and staff at Auburn Elementary School celebrate recognition for efforts to unify all students in activities. Special Olympics Oregon cited the school.
26 Jan 2023
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DEQ officials say the agency is more closely monitoring companies in its carbon credit Clean Fuels Program after TTS Charging sold $1.8 million in credits linked to false data.
26 Jan 2023
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DEQ officials say the agency is more closely monitoring companies in its carbon credit Clean Fuels Program after TTS Charging sold $1.8 million in credits linked to false data.
26 Jan 2023
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A Lincoln City entrepreneur reported false data to the DEQ’s Clean Fuels Program, sold invalid carbon credits and went on a spending spree. An Oregon Capital Chronicle Special Report details…
24 Jan 2023
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A Lincoln City entrepreneur reported false data to the DEQ’s Clean Fuels Program, sold invalid carbon credits and went on a spending spree. An Oregon Capital Chronicle Special Report details…
24 Jan 2023
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