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Semiconductor manufacturing supplier to lay off 128, shutter Hillsboro production unit
A United Kingdom-based semiconductor industry supplier will lay off 128 workers as it shuts down its Hillsboro production ...
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Nearly 70 IT employees to be laid off at Beaverton’s Nike campus
Nearly 70 contract workers at the Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton will be laid off later this year ...
Education
Portland Community College expands learning, training with Hillsboro ‘Technology Innovation Spaces’
With technology reshaping industries at a rapid pace, Portland Community College is opening doors to the next generation ...
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Mt. Hood Lanes announces major renovation to add more attractions
17,000-square-foot additions include 8 bowling lanes, arcade, bar, karaoke, games, more
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New operator set to take Port of Portland’s container terminal
A new operator is preparing to begin running the Port of Portland’s container terminal, which has lately seen ...
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iQ Credit Union opens in Sherwood, celebration set for early October
Sherwood’s newest credit union is hitting the ground running at the ever-evolving Parkway Village South. The branch, located ...
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Oregon housing agency to build nearly 1,200 new housing units in seven Oregon cities
Oregon Housing and Community Services will use $291 million to build nearly 1,200 affordable homes across the state. The ...
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Oregon Gov. Kotek orders state buildings earthquake-proofed to prepare for ‘Big One’
Most new state-owned buildings will need to be earthquake-proof, and by 2060, all buildings owned or leased by ...
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Topgolf faces $15.8M verdict over child’s injury at Hillsboro location
Topgolf has been ordered to pay more than $15 million after a 2021 birthday party at its Hillsboro ...
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Another hydrogen developer exits regional clean energy project
A billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded enterprise to kickstart a clean hydrogen industry in the Pacific Northwest took another hit due ...
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Oregon child welfare agency plans more sleep safety training after infant’s death
Oregon’s child welfare agency has given itself until the beginning of next year to more adequately train prospective ...
Business
La Pine Community Health Center resumes construction
Construction has resumed at the La Pine Community Health Center after being paused earlier this year, according to ...
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St. Charles finances stable even as costs climb
Rising costs, low reimbursement rates and economic uncertainty are a few of the challenges facing the health care ...
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Remote work culture fuels Bend’s latest co-working expansion
A national co-working business, Kiln, has leased 43,000 square feet of space in the former Ibex Global building ...
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States fast-track wind, solar permits and contracts to beat Trump’s deadline
Across the country, state leaders are racing to fast-track wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal ...
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Oregon transportation tax vote and layoffs delayed because of senator’s health
With a key Democratic senator recovering from surgery, the Oregon Senate will delay a planned vote on a ...
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After false starts, Oregon House passes transportation tax package
The proposal heads to the Senate, which is expected to vote on Wednesday A bill to fund road ...
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After rough start, Oregon lawmakers strike potential deal on transportation funding
After a rocky start to the special legislative session on transportation Friday, lawmakers came back Sunday prepared to ...
Business
Seaside business owner files complaint to OSHA
Also alleges years of homeless camp mismanagement SEASIDE — Alleging nearly two years of mismanagement of the Avenue ...
Government
Republicans re-up plan to use road safety, climate money to bail out state transportation department
Proposal counters tax hikes and increased fees sought by Democrats for special session Oregon Republicans opened Friday’s special ...
Columnists
Stapilus: Oregon’s different way on liquor store privatization
A ballot measure to allow liquor sales in Oregon grocery and other stores could put the state more ...
Business
Oregon wood treater polluted a town’s water source. Regulators didn’t stop it.
An Oregon wood treatment facility polluted a town’s water source for years with a now-banned chemical. Regulators who ...
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‘Common sense’: federal appeals court upholds Oregon prescription drug transparency law
A 2018 law requiring pharmaceutical companies to report to the state the reasons for raising already expensive drug ...
Business
In Southern Oregon, criminal charges against co-owner follow Prospect Hotel closure
A co-owner of the Prospect Historic Hotel near Crater Lake has been indicted on aggravated theft and forgery ...
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Downtown Gresham women’s health clinic expands for better care
Nuwa Integrative Wellness goes from one-person practice to sprawling health team