Umbrella Revolution
Yeah, we know: Oregonians are way too cool for umbrellas. But today’s stylish, high-tech models will soften the resistance of the most rain hardened.
Downtime with the president of NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson
BY JESSICA RIDGWAY | OB CONTRIBUTOR
Live, Work, Play: Catching up with Chris Johnson.
Cache and Curry
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
Power Lunch at Swagat in Hillsboro.
Effects of the recession lingering for millennials
BLOOMBERG: While much of the country is emerging from the effects of the recession, younger workers may never fully recover.
Bill O’Reilly finds himself with his own problems from war claims
BLOOMBERG: A New York Times reporter is contradicting what the most-watched cable newsman had said about his time reporting in the Middle East.
Union, terminal operators reach tentative agreement, ending retail group’s ‘nightmare’
After months of strife, longshoreman and port terminal operators have agreed on a contract.
Gov. Brown wraps up first week in office
Kate Brown holds first press conference, intends on sticking with current agency heads; easier voter registration law heads to Senate.
Northwest to be hit hard by climate change, scientists predict
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ROUNDUP: Ocean acidification could disproportionately affect region; oil, ethanol trains expected to derail 10 times a year; Ashland prepares for fiery summer.
Portland-based ChickTech launches national campaign
The group’s leaders said their goal is to raise $15,000 using the crowdfunding site Indiegogo.
Cycle Oregon commits just shy of $70k to rural communities
The fund has granted a total of $1.6 million for projects throughout the state.