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Morning Roundup: Jordan Cove terminal saga continues, Pacific Power's dam biz

Jordan Cove terminal saga continues, and Pacific Power stays in the dam business.

June 14, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Apple wastes not; Google Fiber hut coming near you

Apple to utilize wastewater in Prineville, and Portland approves of Google Fiber.

June 13, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Tribes call for moratorium on fossil fuels; sugar tax on the table

Tribal leaders ask for cessation of fossil fuels, Upstream proposes sugary drink tax.

June 10, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Nike sues Berian; Long awaited Superfund plan released

Portland's superfund plan released, Nike stops Berian again.

June 9, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Corporate tax faces uphill battle; Portland takes a hit on the Yard

The latest on IP-28, and Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz pushes publicly-funded campaigns.

June 8, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Bullseye makes a deal; the fortunate few

Bullseye Glass can resume operations, Oregon companies make Fortune 500 and Clinton makes Herstory in today's headlines.

June 7, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Pot riches pass counties by; Daimler layoffs

In today's headlines, Oregon counties will miss out on millions of dollars in marijuana money, while Daimler announces temporary Oregon layoffs.

June 6, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Nike says 'Don't Do It'; Jeld-Wen goes public

Nike sues an Olympic contender, and Gov. Kate Brown develops revenue plan post-corporate tax increase.

June 3, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Wheeler pushes diversity; PDX pays extra for land

In today's headlines, mayor-elect wants diversity in boardrooms, while Portland can't justify land purchase.

June 2, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Vancouver beer profile grows; edibles for sale

In today's news: Portland brew scene expands across the river, while marijuana taps the food market.

June 1, 2016
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UO Officially Buys Concordia University’s Portland Campus
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Morning Roundup: Jordan Cove terminal saga continues, Pacific Power's dam biz

Morning Roundup: Apple wastes not; Google Fiber hut coming near you

Morning Roundup: Tribes call for moratorium on fossil fuels; sugar tax on the table

Morning Roundup: Nike sues Berian; Long awaited Superfund plan released

Morning Roundup: Corporate tax faces uphill battle; Portland takes a hit on the Yard

Morning Roundup: Bullseye makes a deal; the fortunate few

Morning Roundup: Pot riches pass counties by; Daimler layoffs

Morning Roundup: Nike says 'Don't Do It'; Jeld-Wen goes public

Morning Roundup: Wheeler pushes diversity; PDX pays extra for land

Morning Roundup: Vancouver beer profile grows; edibles for sale

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UO Officially Buys Concordia University’s Portland Campus

CBN Ban Goes Into Effect Friday

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Portland Racial Equity Nonprofit to Offer Basic Income Program