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Ridgefield City Council, wildlife refuge, port all respond as waterfront debate continues - The Reflector (opens the original)
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In the span of two weeks, a wave of institutional voices arrived that months of coverage on Ridgefield’s waterfront development had struggled to produce: a conservation nonprofit weighing in on wildlife impacts, a port defending itself point by point in a Q&A posted on its website, and a city council formally requesting consideration of citizen concerns in writing. Amid all this, a downtown rally opposing the development was followed by a packed Port of Ridgefield Commission meeting — both on Se
New owner, familiar faces: BevRidge Public celebrates grand reopening in Ridgefield - The Reflector (opens the original)
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A kids’ soccer game sideline conversation led to an ownership transition of BevRidge Public, a beloved local restaurant and bar in Ridgefield. Jafet Lopez, the new owner and a restaurant industry veteran, tells the story of how it began while coaching his kids’ soccer team. He had mentioned to Sherman, a fellow soccer parent and co-owner of Brothers Cascadia Brewing, that he hoped to own his own restaurant when the time was right. Sherman, who knew Ashley Gurrad, the original owner of BevRidge,
Ridgefield Waterfront plans meet resistance: Community voices weigh in - The Reflector (opens the original)
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An Aug. 12 Port of Ridgefield Commission meeting had a strong turnout of citizens showing up to voice their opposition to the proposed waterfront development. Of the approximately 30 extra seats in the room, all were filled, with several sitting in the hallway outside. The meeting began and ended with public comments, and the majority of comments were objections to the development. This article in the series about waterfront development aims to document the concerns of various Ridgefield residen
Port envisions a ‘21st century working waterfront’ for Ridgefield - The Reflector (opens the original)
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Ethan Perry, executive director for the Port of Ridgefield, has a phrase he returns to when explaining the port’s waterfront plans: a "21st century working waterfront." The land where hotel guests, office workers and residents may one day walk once housed Pacific Wood Treating, an industrial operation whose contamination was capped rather than fully removed — leaving covenants on what can be built, and where, that still apply today. Going back to an industrial model, Perry says, was never really
AC/DC tribute band brings inaugural concert to O'Keefe Farms Sunflower Festival - The Reflector (opens the original)
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O’Keefe Flower Farm, host of the annual Sunflower Festival on its Hockinson property, is bringing an entirely new element this year: a “Rock Concert in the Sunflowers” featuring Shoot to Thrill, an AC/DC tribute band. The concert takes place at 6 p.m Saturday, Aug. 1. It came to be as Pat and Kelly O’Keefe, fourth generation stewards of O’Keefe Farms, were discussing ways to bring new revenue and people in. “Something to get new boots in here,” Pat said. Kelly suggested a ticketed concert to kic
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