The first phase of the monumental revegetation project in the Klamath River’s reservoir reach is off to a spectacular start. Hand seeded California poppies, Menzies fiddleneck and chick lupine are blooming throughout the 38-mile-long segment of the Klamath.
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Scoop: For 50 days after the county issued a stop work order, a prominent local developer continued construction on his 8,000 square foot home. He also didn’t — and still doesn’t — have a required septic permit.
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