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Rigorous public comment period highlights first day of Humboldt Wind Energy Project appeal

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By Andy Krauss
| Wind Watch
EUREKA, Calif. – A rigorous and heated public comment period that lasted nearly six hours highlighted the first day of the appeal meeting surrounding the Humboldt Wind Energy Project in front of the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors Monday. Hundreds of community members showed up at the Adorni Center Dec. 16 at 9 a.m. to express their feelings regarding the project.
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Humboldt County Planning Commission denies Humboldt Wind Energy Project with 4-2 vote

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By Andy Krauss
| Wind Watch
At a special meeting Thursday, the Humboldt County Planning Commission voted 4-2 to deny the Humboldt Wind Energy Project from moving forward. The commission’s vote denied Humboldt Wind, LLC the necessary permits to begin construction on the project. The project proposed building 60 wind turbines, most of which would be placed on the Bear River and Monument Ridges, west of State Highway 101, south of Rio Dell and Scotia and terminating east of the 101 in Bridgeville.
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Burleson County officials respond to severe weather

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By Andy Krauss
| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified
CALDWELL, Texas (KBTX) - Storm sirens went off in Burleson County Monday night as severe weather rolled through the area. Sheriff Gene Hermes says there are several communities where he’s concerned about damage. He urged residents to take shelter until the entire storm system passed early Tuesday. “If you’re in a safe place and you’re okay, your house is okay, stay there for a little bit,” said Hermes. “Everybody’s got a phone it seems like. Keep the weather going. Watch your weather radars.
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