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Jan 25, 2010

City of Silverton cancels request for proposals for downtown lighting plan

The City of Silverton has issued a cancellation notice for the RFP: Downtown Lighting Plan...

Jan 25, 2010

Coliseum presentation – Get your tickets!

I printed my ticket nearly two weeks ago for the Rose Quarter Development Project’s Memorial Coliseum Reuse Presentation.  The event will examine finalists’ concepts for what will become of Memorial Coliseum […]

Jan 20, 2010

Portland’s Green-Wyatt gets some attention

The Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building in Portland has been getting a lot of attention lately. Notably, The Washginton Post wrote about it Saturday, and TreeHugger featured it Monday. The building will feature one […]

Jan 18, 2010

Helping hands for Haiti

What's your company doing to help victims of last week's earthquake? Whether it's donations or relief efforts, share your news with 91ÊÓÆµ readers.

Jan 18, 2010

Top Secret: Culvert project

Shh! If you end up bidding on the Water Bureau's Walker Creek Culvert Project, you better keep the information to yourself. The project, which will construct a fish friendly culvert from Walker Creek to allow migration in and out of Bull Run Reservoir, requires all bidders to fill out a confidentially form.

Jan 18, 2010

Chloramine – safe?

The city of Woodburn is looking to use chloramine to disinfect its water supply. The water is apparently purified and safe to drink, but midge flies keep finding their way […]

Jan 14, 2010

Getting scooped while getting the scoop

Engineers love to torture journalists. They don’t mean to do this. They probably don’t even realize they’re doing it. It’s just the nature of their industry. Last night at the […]

Jan 12, 2010

Fishiness at the water bureau

I found this post via Jack Bog. A local activist arranged a visit to the Portland Water Bureau to look through public documents. Stephanie Stewart, land-use co-chair with the Mt. […]

Jan 11, 2010

Starling poop – dangerous?

ODOT starts its battle against starlings today on the Interstate Bridge. Starlings in the tens of thousands leave poop all over the bridge - and the motorists and pedestrians who use it. We know starling poop is gross and bacteria-laden, but could it also be dangerous?

Jan 8, 2010

No-so-Portland beer in Jumptown

One of the features of the Jumptown district the Portland Trail Blazers proposed for the Rose Quarter is a collection of Oregon craft breweries, according to a Memorial Coliseum redevelopment […]

Jan 5, 2010

Flip the switch on the slough

When they aren't busy lauding the crisp, plastic-free taste of Bull Run water, it appears the Portland Water Bureau has been busy installing a new 270 kilowatt solar system at its Columbia South Shore Well Field.

Dec 28, 2009

Helix Wind to apply for DOE loans

Helix Wind next year expects to submit an application to the Department of Energy for two separate loan guarantees totaling $10 million to aid their purchase of Newberg's Abundant Renewable Energy.



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