Washington County considers building changes
Washington County is considering relaxing building height restrictions to help Nike expand.
Year: 2013
Tripwire renews Portland HQ lease
Tripwire renewed its 49,600-square-foot headquarters lease in downtown Portland.
Six Oregon colleges make green list
Six Oregon universities made it onto Princeton Review’s annual Guide to Green Colleges.
Rancher becomes first Oregon GOP candidate
Eastern Oregon rancher Jon Justesen has formed a committee to seek the Republican nomination for governor next year.
VendScreen founder leaves
Portland startup VendScreen’s founder left after a dispute with the company’s investors.
PeaceHealth hospitals get new names
PeaceHealth’s four Lane County hospitals have changed their names, in a “subtle but significant” move.
Dubai adds Ferrari to police fleet
AP: Dubai police force will add a nearly $250,000 Ferrari to an existing Lamborghini as the flagship of its fleet.
FBI, al Qaeda both seek identity of Boston bomber
CBSnews.com: As FBI investigators search for new leads as to who was behind the deadly Boston Marathon bombings, it seems al Qaeda is equally perplexed.
FBI, al Qaeda both seek identity of Boston bomber
CBSnews.com: As FBI investigators search for new leads as to who was behind the deadly Boston Marathon bombings, it seems al Qaeda is equally perplexed.
Supporting working parents is good for business
Oregon is one of the least affordable states in the country for child care. The average cost of enrolling a toddler at an Oregon day care center now exceeds the cost of college tuition at our public colleges and universities.