Iberdrola plans utility-scale solar project
The wind farm developer has permits to build the state’s first solar resource plant in Prineville.
Bernie Sanders wins caucuses
CBS: Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders won the democratic caucuses in Alaska, Washington and Hawaii on Saturday.
Facebook apologizes for Safety Check glitch after Pakistan attack
BBC: The social network’s Safety Check system alerted people thousands of miles away from Lahore park, which was bombed Sunday. Facebook cited a “bug” in the system.
Zip-O-Log expands, will offer big laminated beams
The Eugene-based lumber company will produce glued laminated timber beams as long as 115 feet.
Portland Metro real estate roundup: Gresham Station, Tigard’s Main Street
Gresham Station is on the market; Tigard plans new office building on Main Street.
Mayor Charlie Hales delivers final State of the City speech
Portland Mayor Charlie Hales lauded business and public policy success and called for growth in housing affordability and climate change in his final State of the City speech Friday in downtown.
Jordan Cove Energy Project finds potential gas buyer
Veresen, the developer for the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas export terminal in Coos Bay, says it has found a potential customer for the proposed terminal.
Supreme Court approves liquor privatization ballot title
The court has certified the ballot title that would allow liquor sales in grocery stores. Sponsors need to collect 88,184 signatures to place the measure on the November ballot.
A World on Fire
Globe-trotting is par for the course for Neal Keny-Guyer. In the past three months alone, the CEO of Mercy Corps has traveled to Uganda, Davos, Nigeria, China, Macedonia, Greece and Washington, D.C. Keny-Guyer has helmed the Portland-based international aid and development organization since 1994. Today the nonprofit employs 3,933 people worldwide; 180 in the U.S. Annual … Read more