Springfield approves paper mill tax break
The exemption would save International Paper more than $8.5 million in property taxes over a five-year period.
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Klamath Falls to become Oregon’s first “Blue Zone” community
“The health transformation designation encourages social and environmental changes to improve health and wellness.
Record crowd at Oregon Air Show
Braving sweltering temperatures, a record number of people attended the U.S. Navy Blue Angels performance in Hillsboro.
OIT sues green tech supplier
Equipment problems have compromised a geothermal energy plant that opened on the Klamath Falls campus last year.
Bend jumps on coworking bandwagon
Three new coworking ventures have opened in 2015.
Medicaid bill 70 percent higher than expected
By 2020, Medicaid’s share of the total state budget is projected to grow to nearly 10 percent.
Eugene zoning changes cause consternation
The South Willamette Special Area Zone would allow buildings up to seven stories.
Intel CEO faces worker questions on layoffs
The cuts reportedly account for about 3 percent of tech giant’s labor force.
Youth technology center under consideration in Portland
TechTown USA aims to open four new locations in cities around the country.
Bend has an $80 million road problem
Official says the dollar figure refers to the amount of money necessary to get roads in solid condition after five years of work.