Portland to host championship match
The National Women’s Soccer League will play its final game at Providence Park in October.
Fictional Mailbag: Can I Fire A Medical Marijuana Cardholder?
BY MICHAEL G. MCLORY
Every once in a while we receive a letter in the (fictional) mailbag that is tough to describe and quite compelling. This week, Isabel, the new HR manager at LabCo (and someone who is new to HR), wants to know whether she may fire the owner’s son for having an Oregon medical marijuana card. In passing, Isabel also makes a number of alarming admissions about her motivation. Here is Isabel’s nerve-racking question and our response to it.
Tom Kramer Named Best Lawyers “Lawyer Of The Year” And Thirteen Bullard Law Attorneys Recognized By Best Lawyers® In America For 2016
Only a single lawyer in each practice area is honored as the “Lawyer of the Year,” making this accolade particularly significant.
Old Farmer’s Almanac says NW will get snowy winter
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Pacific Northwest could be home to unusually cold, snowy winter this year.
VW issues recall over airbags
USA TODAY: German automaker recalls 420,000 vehicles.
Haggen closing five Oregon stores as part of West Coast downsize
New options to close after months of operation; 331 positions will be cut.
BLM officials unsure regarding number of abandoned mines in Oregon
Disaster in Colorado puts spotlight on potential toxic leaks across the West.
Precision shareholder sues to block sale
Suit filed in Multnomah County delays Warren Buffett’s latest acquisition.
New Relic continues downtown Portland expansion
Employment at the company’s “intergalactic engineering headquarters” exceeds 200.
Early polling suggests Wheeler will challenge Hales
State treasurer in even race for Portland mayor, still weighing run for governor.