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On this day, June 19, 1952, a seal pup was born at the Seaside Aquarium that was the first baby seal conceived and born in captivity in the world. However, 13 years later the Associated Press reported that the New York Aquarium had achieved that feat. It turns out, the Seaside Aquarium had not recorded their seal births with the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums. So on the record the New York Aquarium holds this first, but newspaper reports from 1950 prove the Seaside Aquarium won this one.




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Judicial Seats Created in Deschutes County
Applicants must be a US citizen, Oregon resident, and a member of the Oregon State Bar.

Governor Kate Brown has announced that she is accepting applications to fill two new judicial vacancies on the Deschutes County Circuit Court. These new judicial positions were created by the Legislature in Section 8 of HB 3011, which the Governor has signed.

Interested applicants should mail completed application forms to: Dustin Buehler, General Counsel, Office of the Governor, 900 Court Street NE #254, Salem, OR 97301-4047. Forms must be received by 5:00pm, on Monday, August 23, 2021. Forms emailed by 5:00pm. on the closing date will be considered timely if original signed forms postmarked by the closing date are later received.

Governor Kate Brown fills judicial vacancies based on merit. She encourages applications from lawyers with a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences. ORS 3.041 and 3.050 provide that at the time of appointment to the court, the candidate must be a citizen of the United States, a resident of Oregon, and a member of the Oregon State Bar. SB 977, passed by the Legislature in 2019, changed the residency requirement. It amends ORS 3.041 and requires that these vacancies must be filled by persons who are residents of or have principal offices in the judicial districts to which they are appointed or adjacent judicial districts.

For questions about the appointment process, or to request an interest form, contact Shevaun Gutridge at 503-378-6246 or shevaun.gutridge@oregon.gov.


--Staff Reports

Post Date: 2021-08-07 09:18:34



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