Articles for July 2010

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Results In For First Online Oregon Primary

Friday, July 30, 2010

DA Decides Not To Press Charges Against Al Gore
Candidates Kitzhaber, Dudley Still Haven't Met
Independent Panel Says I-5 Bridge 'Must Move Forward'
USFS Delays Timber Harvest After Owls Spotted In Area
UPS Opens Expanded Swan Island Facility
Program Aims To Prevent Hearing Loss Among Soldiers
Homeless Portland Athletes Compete In Street Soccer Tourney

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Parents In Faith-Healing Case Plead Not Guilty
Q&A: Faith Healing On Trial
BPA Says Vandals Cause $40,000 Of Damage
Spokane Judge Halts Hawaii Garbage Shipments To Washington
Judge Says Forest Service Must Reexamine Retardant Rules
States Share Budgeting Ideas
Basque Culture Sees Resurgence In Northwest

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Q&A: State Budgets Facing Challenges
Parks Initiative Qualifies For Oregon's November Ballot
Manager At Hanford Plant Raises Concerns Over Design
Bald Eagle Comeback Pressures Coastal Seabirds
City Of Portland OKs $1.6M Settlement In Chasse Case
Judge Rules Against Opponents Of Rogue River Dam Removal
Kulongoski Says Reset Report Can Be Model For Other States
WA Special Session More And More Unlikely
Settlement Reached Over Cracking Marion County Courthouse Building
Huge Basque Gathering Underway In Boise
Klamath Farmers Will Be Paid To Save Water For Fish
Trek In The Park: It's Like Shakespeare, But With Flying Kicks
NASA Program Brings Science To Native, Hispanic Children In Idaho

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Reward In Kyron Horman Case Rises To $50,000
Judge Rejects Oregon Redistricting Petition Lawsuit
Casino Amendment Fails To Qualify For Oregon Ballot
Buddhist Monks March To Hanford Gates In Annual Protest
Captured Soldier's Hometown Follows Story Of Missing Sailor
Q&A: Lewis And Clark's New President
Oregon's Albacore Tuna Fishery Hooks 'Green' Credentials

Monday, July 26, 2010

Lawsuit Seeks Lifetime Medical Care For Veterans With PTSD
Red-Flag Wildfire Warning Posted For Central, Southern Oregon
Four Washington-Based Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan
Nike To Contribute To Fund For Laid-Off Honduran Workers
Lewis And Clark College Names New President
Ruby Pipeline Firm Strikes Deal With Environmental Groups
Remembering Portland Cartoonist John Callahan
Multnomah County Drownings Prompt Water Safety Warnings
Southern Oregon Bank Reopens With New Name
Petition Signature Lawsuit Heads To Court
Portland Cartoonist John Callahan Dies At 59
New Biomass Projects Pencil Out Only On A Small Scale
Washington Apple Growers Predict Bumper Crop
Farmers Rush To Buy Tractors Before Emissions Rules Kick In

Friday, July 23, 2010

Oregon Voices: Job Seekers On Federal Unemployment Benefits
Pension Rate Hike Hits Local Governments In Oregon
Federal Grant Could Mean Millions For Central Oregon Forest Restoration
Portland Midwives, Patients To Sue Licensing Agency, OHSU
Police Arrest Suspect After Bullets Hit NE Portland School
OLCC Looks To Change Statute On Home Brewing
Un-Citizen Initiative? Report Says Special Interests Control Washington Ballot Measures
Q&A: Planting A Firebreak In Your Yard
Meteorologists Playing Bigger Role In Fighting Wildfires

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Wheating Fourth Fastest 1,500-Meter Runner In U.S. History.
New Report On Oregon Forests Has Many Critics
Wounded Troops Reunite With Stryker Brigade Comrades
North Idaho Suffers Through Whooping Cough Outbreak
Lawmakers Restore Cuts To In-Home Care, For Now
CDC Interested In Deadly Northwest Fungus
Alaska Air Group Flies To Best-Ever Quarterly Profit
One Mother Rejoices, Another Grieves As 5th Stryker Brigade Returns
Report Recommends New Logging Plan For Oregon Forests

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Starbucks Brews Frothy Profit; Raises Outlook
Restored Funding A Temporary Fix, But Still Leaves Gaps
Senate Bill Would Help Boost Lending By Community Banks
Task Force To Release Final Recommendations For Oregon Forests
Negotiations Between TriMet, Workers' Union Stall
Non-Profit To Get Formal Role In Protecting Forest Park
Ninth Circuit Panel Upholds Measure 49
White City Not To Be A City
Judge Stops Removal Work On Rogue River Dam
Three Years Later, Wash. Soldier Still Struggles With Brain Injury

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Forest Service Seeks New Mining Restrictions On Chetco River
DOE Cleans Up Debris On Hanford Reach National Monument
Senate Clears Obstacle To Extend Unemployment Benefits
California Firm To Build New Solar Plant In Gresham
Judge Halts Work On Removal Of Rogue River Dam
Oregon Seeks More Foster Homes For Troubled Youths
WSU Study: Sports, Greek Life May Help Graduation Rates
Former Idaho Gov. Defends Bush Record On Offshore Drilling
Portland Public Schools Won't Reveal Central Office Cuts
New Rules May Make Oregon Timber Officially 'Sustainable'
Wildfire Smoldering Near Yakima Now Mostly Under Control
Whitebark Pine To Be Studied For Listing As Threatened Species
Short Sales, Foreclosures Create Chaotic Real Estate Market In Oregon

Monday, July 19, 2010

Task Force Recommends Broad New Ocean Policy
Q&A: Wildfire Season In The Northwest
Investigators Seek Cause Of USFS Building Fire In Enterprise
Eugene Public Library Switches To Using BPA-Free Paper
Washington Superintendent May Adopt Common Core Standards
Univ. Of Oregon To End Undergraduate Programs In Bend
Trail Blazers Hire Richard Cho As New GM
Enterprise Building Destroyed By Fire Was Undergoing Renovations
Early Gas Tax Hike Appears Unlikely
10,000 Acre Wildfire Near Yakima Injures Three Firefighters
Task Force Addresses Problems With Geese Populations

Friday, July 16, 2010

School Board Proposal Would Keep PE in Portland
Environmental Groups Settle FEMA Flood Insurance Lawsuit
Ballots Become More Crowded With Measures
Supporters Of Female Priesthood Undeterred By Vatican Rules
OSU Researcher Debunks Old Theory On Phytoplankton Growth
Two Measures Qualify For Oregon Ballot
Is Gulf Oil Spill Delaying New Federal Forest Plan?
Western Oregon Still Looking For A Federal Timber Plan
Q&A: The Withdrawal Of WOPR
Lavender Blossoms Into Growth Industry

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Oregon Officials Issue Algae Warning For Two Lakes
Washington State Patrol Asked To Investigate Initiative Fraud Allegation
Advocacy Groups Lobby Hard To Prevent Cuts
Federal Blue Ribbon Panel Hears From Hanford Stakeholders
North Idaho Mining Cleanup Takes A New Turn
Bend Housing Market Shows Positive Signs
Gregoire Wants U.S. To Keep Yucca Mountain On The Table
Toddlers Watch Too Much TV
Friday Political Chat
Boy Scouts Face Another Sexual Abuse Lawsuit In Portland
Unemployment Rate Falls In Washington
$8.2M Spent So Far To Get Initiatives On Washington Ballot
Goats Take Some Of The Pain Out Of Yard Work

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Computer Virus Puts OSU Employees' Personal Information At Risk
Mercy Corps Workers Released In Pakistan
Environmental Groups Urge City To Ban Plastic Bags
Obama's Blue Ribbon Commission Tours Hanford
Portland Council Split On Police Review Of Force Change
Pacific Power Proposes 'Significant' Rate Increase
Oregon Joins Lawsuit Against Countrywide
Northwest-Born Fuel Cells Getting Close To Hitting The Open Road
Outsourcing Email Would Cost Wash. Taxpayers More
Judge Overturns Two 17-Year-Old Rape Convictions

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

BLM Approves Southern Oregon Natural Gas Pipeline
Machine Could Change The Way You Eat Northwest Cherries
Attorneys In Kyron Horman Case Speak To Press
ODFW Trying To Remove Tui Chub From Oregon Lake
Oregon Unemployment Continues To Hover Around Ten Percent

Monday, July 12, 2010

Study Shows More Plutonium At Hanford Than Estimated
Oregon School Districts Look For Ways To Fill Budget Gaps
Q&A: How Teachers Deal With Budget Cuts
Northwest Ocean Waters Becoming More Acidic
KBR Says Not Responsible For Soldiers' Health Problems
Fire Destroys Forest Service Building In Enterprise
BLM Count Finds Too Many Wild Horses In Oregon And Nevada
Oregon Guard Soldiers Suit Against KBR Set To Begin

Friday, July 9, 2010

State Board Of Higher Education Wants More Autonomy From Legislature
Multnomah County Set To Open New Library In Troutdale
Washington State Agencies To Close Monday
Wind Farm Developers Aim To Expand West Of Cascades
Washington Rep. Norm Dicks Responds To Earmarks Story
Protesters In Bend Rally Against Geese Killings
Kyron Horman's Parents Speak Out Against Step-Mother

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Northwest Cattle Rustling Spike Spurs Crackdown
New Federal Health Programs Still Confusing To Some
Heat-Wave Tightens Grip On Western Oregon
Q&A: Those Newly Released Horman Case Documents
Oregon's Economic Recovery Stumbles In May
Federal Money Will Help Several Struggling Oregon Schools
Judge Releases Restraining Order Documents In Horman Case

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

BMW Breaks Ground On New Central Washington Parts Plant
Blumenauer To Revive Advanced Care Planning Bill
Voting Kicks Off In Independent Party's Online Primary
Coast Guard Chopper Crashes Off Washington Coast
Tribes To Get 50-Acre Riverfront Parcel Near Dallesport
Tax Collections Suggest Bend Tourism Rebounding
Oregon Program Offers Incentive To Replace Old Appliances
Transfer Of Oil Skimmers Makes Some Puget Sounders Nervous
Portland Emergency Response Times Not Meeting Goals
Q&A: Pacific Whiting Season On Hold

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Pacific Lamprey Struggles For Attention, Survival
Panel Considers Costs Of Oregon Ballot Measures
Q&A: Making Sticky-Notes Sustainable
Federal Agency To Move Oregon Office To Portland's Pearl District
United Adding San Francisco Flights From Redmond
Police In Bahamas Looking For 'Barefoot Bandit'
One Million Dollars For One Really Good Idea
Portland's Broadway Bridge Closing To Cars
Columbia Lamprey Population Appears To Be In Danger
Blues Fest Tops Food Bank Donation Goal
Vagina Researcher Works To Reduce Cultural Discomfort

Monday, July 5, 2010

WSU Researchers Working On Germ-Fighting Battery

Friday, July 2, 2010

Deadline For Ballot Measure Petitions Arrives
Rain Forces Willamette River Bacteria Warnings
Minnis, State Of Oregon To Pay $450,000 To Settle Sexual Harassment Suit
Study: Medical Wishes Honored More Often With POLST Form
Rural Business Owners Share Common Philosophies

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Portland Police Chief Issues Statement On Al Gore Case
First Day Of Oregon Solar Program A Big Success
Oregon Initiative Sponsors Face Friday Signature Deadline
Investors Extend Deadline For Bank Of The Cascades
Washington Income-Tax Backers Submit Signatures For Fall Ballot
Despite Health Care Overhaul, Doctors Still Feel Stuck On 'Treadmill'
Pharmacy Board Changes Classification For Marijuana
Libraries In Hood River County Close
In Tough Times, Rural Businesses Turn To Community Banks

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