Hard Charging
New regulation, grassroots demands and technological innovation are transforming the way electricity is generated in the West. Can Oregon emerge as a leader?
- Published in Energy and Environment
Nita & Mahendra Shah
We talk to Portland power couple Nita and Mahendra Shah about married life, kids and retirement plans.
- Published in Lifestyle
Consumers leave pricey organics on the shelf
The recession is forcing consumers to make tough choices at the grocery, with many deciding that pricey organics can be left on the shelf. The industry is saying goodbye to its rapid growth years.
BY ROBIN DOUSSARD
- Published in 2008 Archives
Oregon higher ed board to limit guns on university property
The new policy would replace a previous ban struck down by Oregon Court of Appeals.
- Published in High Five
Bill targets Pacific Seafood
Senate Bill 668, which aims to limit the number of fishing permits any one company can have, is directed solely at Clackamas-based Pacific Seafood Group.
- Published in High Five