PacifiCorp sticking with coal
While Portland General Electric plans to make the switch to shut its Boardman coal plant, PacifiCorp is sticking with coal.
While Portland General Electric plans to make the switch to shut its Boardman coal plant, PacifiCorp is sticking with coal.
In true Portland fashion, Dr. Tony Ohotto makes house calls to his patients by bicycle.
As more and more bedbugs arrive in Lane County, new businesses are springing up to deal with the pests.
We’ve heard a lot about jobs bills this year. (Interestingly, the “JOBS” pins some lobbyists wear in the Oregon Capitol are made in Canada.) Many cause controversy – more critics are questioning tax breaks, and weakening environmental protections raises concerns. One humble proposal with broad bipartisan support could positively impact how we encourage job creation. It’s called Grow Oregon.
While it may seem that your business is at capacity dealing with .com, .net, .org, and all the other web suffixes that are already out there, this year a new web suffix will be introduced — .xxx, which will be targeted at the adult entertainment industry. In addition to other general concerns about content on the Internet, .xxx brings with it more concerns for brand owners protecting their intellectual property online.
Gov. John Kitzhaber signed into law legislation designed to retrofit public schools with energy-efficient technology.
Walmart is currently negotiating on 17 properties in the Portland metro area for its new “Neighborhood Market” locations.
Greenwillow Grains in downtown Brownsville makes flour the old-fashioned way- stone-ground small batches of locally grown wheat.
Fireworks went on sale June 23 in Oregon, sparking a short selling season that benefits nonprofits and other groups.
Rates for on-street parking around Portland State University may raise 25% under a new proposal.