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States pushing back on data center sales tax breaks as Wisconsin forgoes $1.5B

By Jon Styf | The Center Square
Updated May 6, 2026

(The Center Square) – While those supporting sales tax breaks for data center projects say they believe the breaks are necessary to compete for projects amongst the 38 states that currently offer the incentives, a growing number of state Legislatures are considering whether the tax breaks are worth the benefits.

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Funding, personnel holes remain in Cascade Locks

By Nan Noteboom For Columbia Gorge News
Updated Apr 21, 2026

CASCADE LOCKS — What do Breckenridge, Colorado; Big Bear Lake, California; and Cascade Locks have in common? They’re all recognized “Mountain …

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Tiffany vows to end subsidies for data centers in Wisconsin

By Jon Styf | The Center Square
Updated Apr 6, 2026

(The Center Square) - Wisconsin congressman and candidate for governor Tom Tiffany said that he will “end subsidies for data centers in Wisconsin” if he becomes governor.

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Public comment sought on White Salmon Transportation Benefit District

By Jacob Bertram, Columbia Gorge News
Dec 14, 2022

WHITE SALMON — A public hearing has been scheduled for the Dec. 21 meeting of the White Salmon City Council to consider the creation of a “Tra…

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White Salmon explores sales tax, vehicle licensing fee

By Jacob Bertram, Columbia Gorge News
Dec 7, 2022

WHITE SALMON — The White Salmon City Council held a workshop Nov. 16 to discuss a potential additional revenue stream to fund transportation i…

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May 25, 2019

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Election Forum set for May 8

Updated Jul 27, 2020

Ballots will be mailed May 1 for the May 21 Special Districts Election in Hood River County.

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County reviews budget workshop results

Emily Fitzgerald
Updated Jul 27, 2020

After getting the results back from two budget workshops held during the fall, Hood River County intends to pursue a food and beverage tax and an operating levy.

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Letters to the Editor for November 10

Nov 10, 2018

HRMS students warn against drinking and drugs; Post-election thoughts; Face HRC budget facts; more...

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BOCC meets Monday: Marijuana retail tax could be on ballot

Emily Fitzgerald
Updated Jul 27, 2020

The Hood River County Board of Commissioners is working to get a local tax on retail marijuana on the November 2018 ballot. Also on the agenda for Monday’s BOCC meeting is a public hearing on a proposed forestland exchange with the Farmers Irrigation District, a nonprofit government agency that provides water to residential and agricultural users in the Hood River area.

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States pushing back on data center sales tax breaks as Wisconsin forgoes $1.5B

Funding, personnel holes remain in Cascade Locks

Tiffany vows to end subsidies for data centers in Wisconsin

Public comment sought on White Salmon Transportation Benefit District

White Salmon explores sales tax, vehicle licensing fee

Letters to the Editor for May 25

Election Forum set for May 8

County reviews budget workshop results

Letters to the Editor for November 10

BOCC meets Monday: Marijuana retail tax could be on ballot

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