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In the 2004 New Hampshire Democratic primary, the paper endorsed Joe Lieberman, generally considered a more conservative Democrat. Almond trees blossom in Esparto with a rare backdrop of white snowcaps. As recent as 2000, however, Foster's endorsed George W. Bush in the New Hampshire primary, although the paper backed no one in the general election. A project that is biologically sustainable is not cost-effective, and a cost-effective project leads to extinction, and that is the rub, Obegi said. Dream big: Cannabis workers search for new futures as Emerald Triangle economy withers, 3 steps borrowers can take to cope with the stress of student debt, Climate change hitting wallets hard as insurance costs, food prices surge, Emerald Triangle communities were built on cannabis. Here ways to get care in NH. PublishedFebruary 1, 2022 at 12:37 PM EST. Morning Edition host Rick Ganley spoke with NHPRs Todd Bookman and Fosters Daily Democrat reporter Megan Fernandes about this case and the broader issues with how police misconduct is handled in New Hampshire. In response to the Herald taking a chip out of Foster's Portsmouth market, Foster's printed a Portsmouth Region page on page A3 or A5. Unlimited access to local news. John McManus, president of the Golden State Salmon Association, noted that few, if any, of Californias dams have been beneficial for Chinook salmon. Evan Post has been arrested multiple times in recent weeks and area police departments have warned against giving him money when he panhandles. Gavin Newsom has rallied for the project, and his 2022 water strategy outlined a plan to create as much as 4 million acre-feet of new water storage space. He said likes to see reporters write about "what is news, rather than what they think is the news. Still, environmentalists have questioned the reservoirs feasibility and operation: Will there be enough water to fill it? You can see all of the most recent top stories here. [Dover] Chief Breault explained to me that this was an internal affairs matter. But Sites would be whats called an off-channel reservoir, built away from the river. The winds toppled trees and power lines, closed roads and damaged homes and businesses around Norman and Shawnee. [12] The Foster company sold The Citizen to Eagle Publishing in June 2010. 1,054 following. Capay Valley businesses persisted and held the Almond Festival this weekend even though the cold, wet and windy weather deterred many from making the trip to the valley. The Sites Reservoir, a $4.4 billion project to add dams and store more water that will be sent south, is still years away from completion. Suburban Santa Clarita, in hills north of Los Angeles, received its first significant snowfall since 1989. Last century, California built dozens of large dams, creating the elaborate reservoir system that supplies the bulk of the states drinking and irrigation water. Create new account. Megan Fernandes: Yeah, they were quite upset that they had no idea about the ongoing investigation of the officer or the termination. [2] Foster was already known, by then, as a political firebrand; one of his previous publishing ventures had been the States and Union, a pro-slavery paper in nearby Portsmouth, New Hampshire, during the American Civil War.[3]. 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Foster's Daily Democrat was an afternoon publication for 135 years until November 26, 2007, when it switched to morning publication. No off-topic remarks. Rick Ganley: Todd, you spoke with the Lee police chief last week. We went outside and we let our sons play in the snow, Cesar Torres told the Santa Clarita Signal. Gracelawn Luxury Apartments. "A News War Takes Shape in Portsmouth". What does that mean for you? Per title 18, California code of regulations, section 1628. There was a big hiccup last year, too, when the State Water Resources Control Board ruled that the projects application for water rights did not adequately analyze water availability. Kickoff of construction, which includes two large dams, had been scheduled for 2024, but likely will be delayed another year. You can personalize your news alerts, swipe, and scroll through stories faster, and bookmark them to save and read later. But in speaking with the families, they don't see this as a separate matter. [5] Foster's is in favor of the death penalty. Pryor, at the Zone 7 Water Agency, said she understands the need for a cautiously paced planning stage for a mega-project like Sites. 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. Sign in to your account on any device to get unlimited access to breaking news, investigative stories, high school sports updates, and more. Thats at the reservoir, he said. Search. However, nothing in this limits your right or the Foster's Daily Democrat right to bring a lawsuit against each other as an individual plaintiff. (Photo: Julie A. Hotz for CalMatters). 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. But keep in mind that is not necessarily the function of the Laurie List. And that's what I told him. "[6], In 1988, editor Rodney G. Doherty described himself as a "black sheep" of journalism and said he edits "a blue-collar paper." And what impacts will doing so have on fish and other wildlife in the Sacramento River? Councilor Wheeler's post-meeting voting practice raises scrutiny, concern, School board approves long-disputed volunteer policy in compromise, New Hampshire House gives initial marijuana legalization OK, Pappas, Salazar introduce legislation to support local businesses, Shaheen, Hassan help reintroduce Background Check Expansion Act, A few household tweaks could help people trim electric bills, energy auditor says. 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As of 2009, Doherty is the executive editor of the paper. During storms it will fill with water, which will be delivered via canals and pipelines. Interstate 80, the major route between San Francisco and Lake Tahoe and Reno was closed due to whiteout conditions. Meister said a wind gust of 114 mph was recorded in Texas, with gusts between 70 and 90 mph in central Oklahoma. You can save and download articles, access past editions, and turn on audio storytelling. The final environmental report is expected this year, befo 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. The saddle dams, though not as tall, will be huge features, as well: One is sketched out in planning documents at 3,422 feet in length. 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