2006 Archives

“The OSU technology is flawed and efficiency/capacity are limited compared to other developing wave technologies.”

The torrential early November rains walloped Tillamook County hard: A preliminary assessment completed in mid-December put the damage figure at $12.5 million, according to Tom Manning, the county’s director of emergency services.

In November’s IN CHARACTER, Douglas County Commissioner Marilyn Kittelman’s position on a proposed Roseburg convention center was incorrect.

It sounded like an unbelievable amount of money: more than $171 million worth of salvage lumber, enough to build as many as 17,000 homes, waiting to be logged in forests blackened by 2002’s famed Biscuit Fire.

Forget handouts. Israel Bayer wants the homeless to earn your respect — and your dollar.

During an internship in Paris, Melanie Salisbury, president of World Wide Nest, struggled to find an easy way to keep in touch with her large family.

Every year, about 75 new dentists graduate from the Oregon Health & Science University School of Dentistry, 50 to 60 of whom go on to practice in Oregon.