Penny Rosenberg

3 weeks ago | democratherald.com | Penny Rosenberg

When Karly and Ryan Geider bought a parcel of land north of downtown Brownsville last year, they had dreams of building a house to anchor their new lives as a married couple. It’s been nothing short of a nightmare. A dispute with a neighbor over the use of a private road has spilled into court, effectively putting those dreams on hold. Oh, the Geiders tried to seek help from the city. And the city did meet with both parties several times. In the end, it didn’t help.

3 weeks ago | democratherald.com | Penny Rosenberg

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3 weeks ago | democratherald.com | Penny Rosenberg

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3 weeks ago | democratherald.com | Penny Rosenberg

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1 month ago | democratherald.com | Penny Rosenberg

The company behind a massive and controversial solar project proposed for Linn County will have an extra year to seek approval. Hanwha Q Cells USA Corp. of Irvine, an American subsidiary of a South Korean concern, first filed what's called a "notice of intent" with the state to build the Muddy Creek Energy Park on 1,588 acres of farmland east of Junction City and southwest of Brownsville in 2023. But after , there's been little said publicly about the project's progress.