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Corruption at its FINESR wrote on Mar 27, 2008 10:52 PM:
hmmm... so what this article is trying to say is that some politician's best friend owns West Coast Contractors and wants some more money for his private yacht..."Hey lets take millions from the taxpayers and remove a ship that doesn't need removing, then we'll take a 6 week vacation to Cabo!!!"
Linda wrote on Mar 27, 2008 4:50 PM:
All I can say is "how stupid"
I think there's some people that need a place to live. Tree huggin idiots.
I think there's some people that need a place to live. Tree huggin idiots.
Coos Bay lifer wrote on Mar 27, 2008 3:46 PM:
Too late apparantly to stop the removal, where are the environmentalist now? Think of all the sea creatures that will die due to removing this piece of a ship! Look at how messed up the beach will be, and the residents aren't allowed to be on the beach. But it's all good. I guess.
Resident's Opinion wrote on Mar 27, 2008 2:49 PM:
Sure seems to me that the worst of what this ship could have done to the sea and the environment has already been done. I wonder how much damage to the sea, sand and water creatures we will do with the equiptment they will use to move it. Why not just leave it there and let it continue to be a tourist attraction? What a waste of time and money to remove it now.....our area has a lot more important issues and concerns (too many to list) that are screaming for time and money and this is in my opinion just not one of the top priority items!!
politics wrote on Mar 27, 2008 1:23 PM:
such a waste of "our" money , many tourist will love to see the carrisa along with other ship wrecks.
i wish someone would explain why this has to happen
just leave it here , it isnn't hurting anyone or anything
in fact many sea creatures have made their homes on the carrisa
i wish someone would explain why this has to happen
just leave it here , it isnn't hurting anyone or anything
in fact many sea creatures have made their homes on the carrisa
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