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March
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Where have all the salmon gone?
As state and federal scientists begin to digest salmon return data from the fall of 2007, the numbers are shocking: Only 88,000 fish returned, compared with 267,900 to 775,500 each year from 2002 to 2006.
Other March news
• Coos County is ranked No. 1 in Oregon in sending high school graduates on to community college.
• Fire silences a radio transmitter used by local stations and ambulance services.
• Home Depot pulls the plug on plans for a North Bend store.
• Environmental Protection Agency investigators raid D.B. Western Inc. on the North Spit as part of a hazardous waste investigation.
• Plans unravel for a communication committee linking Coos Bay and North Bend city councils.
• Tickets go on sale for flights between North Bend and San Francisco.
• In national news, Sen. John McCain nails down the Republican presidential nominations.
• The Olympic Torch is lit in Greece. Anti-China protesters dog its route.
As state and federal scientists begin to digest salmon return data from the fall of 2007, the numbers are shocking: Only 88,000 fish returned, compared with 267,900 to 775,500 each year from 2002 to 2006.
Other March news
• Coos County is ranked No. 1 in Oregon in sending high school graduates on to community college.
• Fire silences a radio transmitter used by local stations and ambulance services.
• Home Depot pulls the plug on plans for a North Bend store.
• Environmental Protection Agency investigators raid D.B. Western Inc. on the North Spit as part of a hazardous waste investigation.
• Plans unravel for a communication committee linking Coos Bay and North Bend city councils.
• Tickets go on sale for flights between North Bend and San Francisco.
• In national news, Sen. John McCain nails down the Republican presidential nominations.
• The Olympic Torch is lit in Greece. Anti-China protesters dog its route.
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