Getting sketchy: Creating our July/August cover illustration
Our July/August health care issue features a cover illustration by yours truly.
Oregon Business
Morning Roundup: Bullseye to clean up again; TriMet’s electric venture
Bullseye Glass faces new clean up order, while TriMet expands into electric vehicles.
Morning Roundup: Bend takes on climate change; Oregon tackles Zika
Bend takes on climate change and affordable housing, Oregon tackles Zika virus.
Morning Roundup: House blocks Owyhee Monument; Google Fiber delayed
U.S. House moves to block Owyhee Monument, while Google Fiber is delayed.
Morning Roundup: Marijuana goes to the dogs; Business lobby merger hits snag
Marijuana goes to the dogs, while business lobby merger hits a snag.
Making ice cream millennials crave
How can traditional ice cream makers compete in a boutique ice cream world?
Morning Roundup: Gov. tackles gun violence; Adidas struggles to be competitive
Gov. Kate Brown targets gun violence, while Adidas struggles to maintain collegiate contracts.
Building Healthy, Prosperous Communities
For 25 years SAIF and AOI have teamed up to offer the CompSAFE program, helping create safer, healthier Oregon workplaces. Wellness is a shared concern of SAIF and AOI, and here are five CompSAFE members exemplifying wellness beyond their business to the community at large.
Cannabis Conundrum: Conflicting Laws Mean Ongoing Challenges for Oregon’s Senior Housing and Long Term Care Industry
Apologies to Law and Order: SVU, but in the federal criminal justice system, “Schedule I” based offenses are considered especially heinous. Under federal law, the manufacture, importation, possession, use and distribution of certain drugs and substances (and certain chemicals used to make drugs) is regulated by the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Drugs and substances covered … Read more