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Today, The Trump Administration announced a decision to divert billions of dollars of funding from military construction projects across the country to be used on the border wall. Two projects at Kingsley Field totaling $10 million are on the chopping block. $2.5 million in fuel facility upgrades and an $8 million rifle range.
Read MoreSALEM, Ore.—Senate Republican Whip Dennis Linthicum released the following statement on representing his constituents in the Senate walkout.
Read MoreThe Oregon House of Representatives today unanimously approved legislation with the goal of ensuring that families maintain access to cemetery plots regardless of the status of a cemetery’s operating license. Chief sponsored by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, HB 4073 provides for a minor fix to Oregon’s cemetery and mortuary laws.
Read MoreRepresentative E. Werner Reschke (R-Klamath Falls) supports the unrivaled community support for Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base in an unprecedented 50-year lease extension to June 2095 approved by Klamath Falls City Council and Mayor Westfall.
Read MoreHouse Energy and Environment Committee Vice-Chair E. Werner Reschke (R-Klamath Falls) issued the following statement following today’s hearing on the HB 4001, Democrats’ California-style cap and trade legislation:
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