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Dec 21, 2010

Qdoba the fourth fast-food Mexican restaurant in same Portland block

I love Mexican food more than the average person. But even I can’t condone the planning that has led to four different fast-food Mexican restaurants being located within one city […]

Dec 20, 2010

Hoffman looks forward to growth in Oregon tech sector

Nothing official yet, but there are “lots of rumblings out there” about new or growing technology businesses spurring construction projects in the state, said Bart Eberwein, vice president for business […]

Dec 17, 2010

Astoria fire a historically big loss

As most have already heard by now there was a four-alarm fire in Astoria last night that destroyed two buildings and displaced nearly a dozen businesses. Working through the night, […]

Dec 17, 2010

World Trade Center halfway done in New York

Steel construction on the 1 World Trade Center building, or Freedom Tower, has reached a halfway point more than nine years after the Sept. 11 attacks. The building is so […]

Dec 16, 2010

Happy birthday dear Portland bridges

December is birthday month for five of Portland’s bridges. To celebrate, here’s a list of them, along with some famous people with whom our bridges share their special day. Dec. […]

Dec 15, 2010

Is Oregon’s land use system working?

It’s a simple question: has Oregon’s land-use system outgrown itself? After attending the Oregon Business Plan Steering Committee’s Oregon Leadership Summit on Monday I left with the sentiment that those […]

Dec 13, 2010

Heads up: Acai berry Twitter attack

You’d better check to make sure you aren’t spamming your Twitter followers with links to info on the miracle acai berry. Twitter accounts everywhere have been hacked and are sending […]

Dec 6, 2010

Portland makes heat map for 20-minute neighborhoods

As the city of Portland continues forecasting its future over the next 25 years through the Portland Plan, some really interesting and useful information is starting to emerge. One of […]

Dec 6, 2010

Time is up for ethanol tax credit

2011 could be the end of the road for corn-based ethanol. Since 2004, the federal government has given a 45-cents-per-gallon tax credit to gasoline companies for blending their fuel with […]

Dec 3, 2010

Rosie the drill says ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ to Portland

Rosie the east side tunnel boring machine – world famous for her work digging along the East Side Big Pipe sewer project – has waved a big, metal Twitter goodbye […]

Nov 30, 2010

Is the sky falling? No, but summer rain might not be either

In the mood for a little gloom, doom and reason to invest in low water-use construction techniques and appliances? Look no further than the first Oregon Climate Assessment Report, which […]

Nov 29, 2010

The meeting that could kill BETC

Fifteen groups representing Oregon’s nascent alternative energy industry will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at David Evans and Associates to discuss strategy for extending the life of the Business Energy […]



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