Judge looks for speedy sale to keep Gebbers going
Federal Judge Frederick Corbit said he hopes lawyers will act fast to sell bankrupt Gebbers’ properties and rescue one of Washington’s top apple and cherry…
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Umatilla pollution ‘conspiracy’ claims allowed to proceed
Allegations have raised a ‘plausible inference’ that the farms, processors ‘acted in concert’ Farms and food processors accused of polluting Oregon’s Umatilla basin have failed…
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Irrigation district seeks new secretary-manager as Simpson eyes retirement in 2027
The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District is searching for a new secretary-manager, as current longtime secretary-manager Craig Simpson looks to retire in 2027. “The board…
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Minidoka, Burley irrigation districts to start F-Waste project this fall
RUPERT, Idaho — Staff of the Burley and Minidoka irrigation districts aim to replace the South Side Gravity Canal F-Waste Structure over three off-seasons starting…
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The Judgment of Paris: America’s 1976 wine triumph set stage for industry growth
Napa Valley’s win over French wines rippled to the Northwest and around the world Wine and agriculture changed in a single day 50 years ago.…
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