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Forve: Vote Yes - Berschauer berates, bullies and divides
Yamhill County Commissioner Lindsay Berschauer is not serving the needs of our community. She is causing unnecessary division, and she is wasting county resources through incompetence and self-service.
Berschauer: Vote No - Official is keeping her commitments
When I ran for county commissioner, I knew that many difficult decisions would come before the board. Not only were we facing a pandemic with ever-changing rules and restrictions, but local issues like the fate of the Yamhelas-Westsider Trail.
Letters to the Editor: February 25, 2022
... less accused longstanding county employees and former commissioners of fraud to justify killing the Yamhelas-Westsider Trail, a long-sought goal of her big money donors.
In response to our recall campaign, she ...
Letters to the Editor: February 18, 2022
... truths
The Recall Lindsay Berschauer Campaign wants us to believe she is responsible for canceling the Yamhelas Westsider Trail, and, as a result, Yamhill County taxpayers will be charged to repay Oregon Department ...
Date set for Berschauer recall vote
... gun regulation ordinance for which the county is now being sued by the state, and ending the popular Yamhelas Westsider Trail, forcing the county to repay thousands in grant funds.
They also accuse her of doxxing ...
Recall qualifies for ballot
... this role. Over the past year, the Board has made some tough decisions and corrected past mistakes, the Yamhelas-Westsider Trail being one of them.”
One of Berschauer’s early votes, shutting down the ...
Letters to the Editor: January 21, 2022
... years and having to pay back the state of Oregon over $1 million in grant money for discontinuing the Yamhelas Trail project. Meanwhile, she continues to stall distribution of more than $10 million in COVID relief, ...
2021 In Review Part 2: Normal? Not quite
... who took office in January, after her election campaign was heavily funded by farmers opposed to the Yamhelas Westsider Trail.
Constituents became upset, not only at Berschauer’s vote to end the county’s ...
2021 was year best forgotten; let’s commit to better in 2022
... ice storm wreaked havoc in January. The Organic Valley Creamery succumbed to a spectacular fire. The Yamhelas Westsider Trail fell victim to partisan politics. Linfield University suffered torrents of largely self-inflicted ...
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 17, 2021
... day-to-day life in Yamhill County.
And, yes, it would be best for residents if that vision could include the Yamhelas Westsider Trail and Whiteson Park, giving residents places to ride bikes, hike trails and explore nature.
Steven ...
It’s time county made parks a much higher local priority
... far the most acreage and potential, the 94-acre Whiteson/Monroe Landing river frontage and the 17-mile Yamhelas Westsider Trail railroad right of way, remain undeveloped — and in the case of the potential local, ...
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 5, 2021
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Trails farm-friendly
I received a slick glossy brochure titled, “The Truth About the Yamhelas-Westsider Trail,” prepared by the Oregon Family Farm Association.
I finally took the time to quickly ...
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 29, 2021
... special deal to Waste Management, costing the county more than $2 million.
Because of your vote on the Yamhelas Trail, we also have to pay the state back for more than $1 million in grants. Because of your vote on ...
Berschauer recall group says it’s reached signatures goal
... pointing to her vote, along with that of Commissioner Mary Starrett, to end pursuit of permits to build the Yamhelas Westsider Trail, and her vote with Starrett to enact a “Second Amendment ordinance” purporting ...
Mailer seeks to make Berschauer recall a referendum on the trail
... Tigard, sending out a mailer this week that attempts to turn the recall effort into a referendum on the Yamhelas Westsider Trail.
The association does not reveal who its board of directors is on its website, however, ...
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 16, 2021
... about her actions resulting in Yamhill County having to pay back $1.1 million in grant money for the Yamhelas Westsider Trail, or the $75,000 laid out to disassemble a trail bridge?
The list goes on and on. Yamhill ...
