support that you need, sergeant? yes. i have a lot of support from my family. many of my friends, they reach out to me once in a while. i have co-workers who have reached out to me consistently. professionally, i have help and they have been helpful, a lot. and like i said, ups and down. watching some of the things and changes. especially, the death of my colleague brian sicknick. evans and sicknick and livengood. some of them, i i didn t know well but i knew the names. either work under my command or as an officer, when we were officers, we worked together, sometime, capacity, whatnot.
Saratoga Creek restoration project removes more than trees: Some residents lose their backyards
Shayne Jones
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Saratoga Creek, devoid of water because of a multiyear drought. The creek collected some water during a recent atmospheric river, but dried up within days.Shayne Jones
“I’ve lived here for more than 50 years, and this creek was dry longer than I’d ever seen it. It was dry for seven months. No water at all.”
Retired Navy pilot Phil Livengood stood in the backyard of his home in Saratoga, Calif., on Feb. 1 and gestured to Saratoga Creek, a tributary that originates from the Santa Cruz Mountains and once surged with mountain runoff, but now collects dust and slabs of concrete in its parched gully.
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Conditional ROWs proposed for LNG Project
Alaska Department of Natural Resources has analysis, proposed decision, out for public comment for 2 ROW leases for state lands
Kristen Nelson
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The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is requesting public comment on an analysis and proposed decision by DNR Commissioner Corri Feige on two right-of-way lease applications from the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. The leases would be conditional because AGDC does not yet have project funding..
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