Kitzhaber vetoes Clean Energy Works funds
Gov. John Kitzhaber vetoes $4.8 million that was intended to subsidize home energy retrofitting program Clean Energy Works Oregon.
Gov. John Kitzhaber vetoes $4.8 million that was intended to subsidize home energy retrofitting program Clean Energy Works Oregon.
National Institutes of Health awarded Oregon Health & Science University researchers a $1.9 million grant for Alzheimer’s research.
Life Flight Network recently added new Koala helicopters into service.
Storage device maker LaCie is moving its U.S. operations with 150 employees from Hillsboro to Tigard.
Today, a funding plan for the proposed Convention Center hotel goes before the Metro council. Although $197.5 million seems expensive for a 600-room hotel, projections indicate the hotel would benefit Portland’s economy and workforce.
Mirror: Mark Sutton, the Olympics stuntman who parachuted into opening ceremony as James Bond, dies in Swiss Alps.
BBC: A South Dakota Native American tribe ravaged by alcohol abuse has voted to end prohibition, which critics say will only worsen the reservation’s problems.
Telegraph: Smartphones have outsold basic mobile phones, known as feature phones, globally for the first time.
Oregon gained only 900 jobs last month and unemployment rose from 7.8% in June to 8.0% in July.
Final construction on Facebook’s Prineville data center is anticipated for the end of this year.