Gray Purcell meltdown hurts developers
When Mike Purcell folded Gray Purcell Inc. and filed for personal bankruptcy in 2008, it hurt many developers and clients.
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Sierra Club wants coal ash regulations
The Sierra Club supports the EPA’s proposal to regulate coal ash at the PGE Boardman plant and elsewhere.
Jordan Schrader Ramis PC – Off the Record, August 2010
The current newsletter is available from Jordan Schrader Ramis PC, featuring “Trending Towards Commercial Condos”
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Umpqua resumes dairy production after salmonella outbreak
Umpqua Dairy resumes milk production after being re-certified following a salmonella outbreak.
Affordable housing developer shuts down
One of the largest builders of affordable single-family homes in Oregon, HOST Development, shuts down due to the economy.
Dept. of Energy promoted firm run by Kitzhaber’s girlfriend
State criminal investigators are looking into a Department of Energy push to hire a firm run by Kitzhaber’s girlfriend.
Warrenton sawmill to reopen in late spring
The Warrenton sawmill, closed since December, is set to reopen in late spring.
Burgerville drops sustainability director
Burgerville confirms that the fast-food company has let go its director of sustainable programs, Alison Dennis.
Silverton on the wine horizon
The Silverton hills are quickly becoming the next focus for Oregon’s burgeoning wine industry.
Winterhawks to leave PDX?
The Portland Winterhawks are unlikely to stay at the Memorial Coliseum after 2013 unless improvements are made, Team President Doug Piper said.