Oregonians Recycled 25.9 Million Pounds of Electronics in 2011
Oregonians are plugged into recycling electronics.… [more]
Retail, REITs and Cannibalization
When he got his start in the grocery business with Fred Meyer decades ago, Gary Slabaugh said he knew… [more]
Portland Unveils New Tax Amnesty Program for Businesses
Portland is offering a new tax amnesty program designed to help businesses delinquent in paying what… [more]
Volunteers Readying Mountain Bike Trails for June 2 Opening
Volunteers are working to ready some mountain biking trails in time for a June 2 opening date.… [more]
Hallelujah!
A few months later...as promised (not). My usual repertoire, which has caused a struggle I have found… [more]
Multnomah County Sees 26 Percent Drop in Carbon Emissions
Portland OR - A progress report on Portland’s Climate Action Plan shows carbon emissions have gone… [more]
U.S. Custom House welcomes new owner
Portland OR - The U.S. Custom House, located at 220 NW 8th Avenue overlooking the North Park Blocks,… [more]
Proposed Bike Hub Project Aims to Uplift North Portland Neighborhood
Residents of a section of North Portland plagued by gang violence in recent years may soon see some uplift… [more]
Proposed market sets stage for homegrown foods, wine and more
The City of Portland may soon see its very own Pike Place inspired indoor-outdoor marketplace along the… [more]
Oregonians Recycled 25.9 Million Pounds of Electronics in 2011
May 17, 2012 By Melanie Johnson Leave a Comment

Oregonians are plugged into recycling electronics.
Retail, REITs and Cannibalization
May 8, 2012 By Michele Reeves 3 Comments

When he got his start in the grocery business with Fred Meyer decades ago, Gary Slabaugh said he knew EVERY[Read More...]
Portland Unveils New Tax Amnesty Program for Businesses
May 7, 2012 By Melanie Johnson Leave a Comment

Portland is offering a new tax amnesty program designed to help businesses delinquent in paying what they owe catch up.
Volunteers Readying Mountain Bike Trails for June 2 Opening
April 26, 2012 By Melanie Johnson Leave a Comment

Volunteers are working to ready some mountain biking trails in time for a June 2 opening date.
Hallelujah!
April 26, 2012 By Lisa Stidd Silver Leave a Comment

A few months later…as promised (not). My usual repertoire, which has caused a struggle I have found writing within my[Read More...]
Multnomah County Sees 26 Percent Drop in Carbon Emissions
April 20, 2012 By Melanie Johnson Leave a Comment

Portland OR – A progress report on Portland’s Climate Action Plan shows carbon emissions have gone down 26 percent since[Read More...]
U.S. Custom House welcomes new owner
April 12, 2012 By Jennifer Wright 2 Comments

Portland OR – The U.S. Custom House, located at 220 NW 8th Avenue overlooking the North Park Blocks, has been[Read More...]
Proposed Bike Hub Project Aims to Uplift North Portland Neighborhood
April 10, 2012 By Melanie Johnson 1 Comment

Residents of a section of North Portland plagued by gang violence in recent years may soon see some uplift in[Read More...]
Proposed market sets stage for homegrown foods, wine and more
April 9, 2012 By Timothy Kamp Leave a Comment

The City of Portland may soon see its very own Pike Place inspired indoor-outdoor marketplace along the Willamette River and[Read More...]
Activists Fighting Proposed Nestle Waters Plant
April 4, 2012 By Melanie Johnson Leave a Comment

Several conservation groups and activists have teamed up to thwart a proposed Nestle Waters bottling plant in the Columbia River[Read More...]
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