Oregon reviews wind farm tax credits
The Oregon Department of Energy is reevaluating its approval of $30 million in tax credits for the Shepherd’s Flat wind farm.
Year: 2013
Oregon House to vote on Columbia River Crossing
The proposed Columbia River Crossing is scheduled to be voted on in the Oregon House today.
Mandatory spending cuts could mean major changes in Oregon
Federal spending cuts are likely to begin hitting March 1, affecting Oregon in ways big and small.
Brattain International opening Eugene center
Brattain International Trucks is building a new $6 million sales and service center in west Eugene, nearly doubling its space in the Eugene-Springfield area.
Small airports could close control towers
Automatic federal spending cuts could close 100 air-traffic control towers at smaller airports, including five in Oregon.
DEQ calls Nosler cleanup a success
Oregon environmental officials say the cleanup after a major explosion at a Bend bullet and ammunition manufacturer was a success.
Google expands free Wi-Fi
Google invested another $50,000 to expand free Wi-Fi in The Dalles.
Oregon’s geothermal potential not being used
Central and Eastern Oregon are hot spots for potential geothermal development, but its initial cost and low transmission capability means the energy isn’t being used much.
Beth Skillern balances life, work and play
Bullivant Houser Bailey Managing Shareholder Beth Skillern balances life, work and play.
Jettstream makes breathing easy
Giving asthma medication to young children is a trying task. Kids don’t like to wear the face mask that allows the nebulized mist to be inhaled, creating stress for parents and resulting in more emergency room visits. In search of a solution, Sarah Cota, a Bend mother with a 7-year-old asthmatic son, has come up with an alternative delivery method.