Check out Geoff Stone's op-ed in the NYT on Auburn's invitation, then dis-invitation, to white nationalist Richard B. Spencer to speak on campus.
Auburn
Bare Amish Horses? It Depends.
Two Amish men have sued Auburn, Kentucky (population approx. 1,300) in a Kentucky state court over an ordinance requiring that horses wear equine diapers. The ordinance, passed in 2014, is intended to keep town streets clear of horse manure, and…
New Hope Mills recalls crepe mix because of powdered milk
By News Desk
New Hope Mills of Auburn, NY, is recalling its crepe mix because it was made with powdered milk from a producer whose facility and finished product tested positive for Salmonella, according to federal officials.
Although New Hope Mills did not…
Two years later, state is still trying to shut down meat processor
By News Desk
A slaughterhouse-meat processing business in Auburn, WA, that lost its license two years ago because of food safety violations is still operating and now under court order to cease operations.
Rickson Vilog, owner of Vilog Livestock, is under orders from…
WA Revokes License of Slaughterhouse Following Health Violations
By News Desk
WA Custom Slaughterhouse Fined $6,000 and Shut
By Bruce Clark
The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has revoked the license of the custom slaughter establishment of Rickson Vilog (also known as Vilog LLC) after inspections found on-going sanitation problems at the Auburn business. In addition to revoking the company’s…
WA Firm Recalls Products for Unapproved Canning Procedure, No Permit
By News Desk
Salmonella Outbreak at Alabama Daycare Likely from Outside Source
Court Upholds EIR for a Mixed-Use Senior Housing Project in Auburn
On August 13, 2012, Placer County Superior Court visiting Judge, Leslie C. Nichols, upheld the Placer County Board of Supervisors’ approval of an EIR for a continuing care retirement community, a commercial center, and a loop trail to be built…
Court Upholds EIR for a Mixed-Use Senior Housing Project in Auburn
On August 13, 2012, Placer County Superior Court visiting Judge, Leslie C. Nichols, upheld the Placer County Board of Supervisors’ approval of an EIR for a continuing care retirement community, a commercial center, and a loop trail to be built…