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Chesapeake Point Apartments, in Milwaukie, fetches $23.8 million

A 159-unit multifamily community in Milwaukie has sold to a California investor for $23.8 million. The Nov. 4 transaction values Chesapeake Pointe Apartments at approximately $149,685 per unit. Built in 1988 on 5.44 acres at 4400 S.E. Naef Road in Jennings Lodge, a residential neighborhood between downtown Milwaukie and Gladstone,...

Milwaukie, OR · 18h
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Lake Oswego Review

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Reunion Farmers Market returns to Lake Oswego

The city of Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department provides an opportunity to experience the fall harvest bounty during an annual market. This year’s Reunion Farmers Market will run from […]

Lake Oswego, OR · 1d

hereisoregon.com

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Dress for Success Oregon takes away barriers so women can get to work: Season of Sharing 2026

Kiyomi Lee was a single mom hoping for something better when she first stepped through the doors of Dress for Success Oregon in 2017. “Life was not going great,” Lee said, from across a table at the new Dress for Success Oregon WorkWell coworking space in Northeast Portland. Lee...

Portland, OR · 1d
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Statesman Journal

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Customers push back as PGE seeks 8th straight rate hike

More than a dozen people joined a Nov. 10 Oregon Public Utility Commission meeting to provide testimony on proposed Portland General Electric rate increases . Most attendees spoke against PGE's proposed plan to increase overall rates by 4.8% and residential rates by 3.9%. That would raise costs for the average residential customer by $8.33 per month, according to PGE. The changes would go into effect July 1, 2027, but would first have to be approved by state regulators, likely by June 15. The potential hike makes eight consecutive years of PGE rate increases , according to the Oregon Citizens' Utility Board . PGE has more than 950,000 customers in Oregon. Its coverage area includes Salem, Woodburn, Silverton and much of the Portland metro area. "The working class people in the Portland metro area, we have nothing left to give," said Jennifer Lighthart, who testified and asked that PGE's residential increase request, at minimum, be denied. "It's not right that a company that brings in billions of dollars in revenue every year is begging the normal regular public for money to hit their goals," Lighthart continued. Kathryn Chambers, a Salem resident, said she is a senior citizen who has health issues

Portland, OR · 3d

lbcommuter.com

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Double Up Your SNAP for Produce

Double Up Food Bucks is a SNAP program funded by the Farmer’s Market Fund in Portland and the Gus Schumacher Nutrition Incentive Grant from the USDA. State of Oregon funds and private donations also help fund the program. The program allows people with SNAP to add another $20 of...

Corvallis, OR · 2d

connectcre.com

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EAH Housing to Acquire 19-Property Oregon Affordable Housing Portfolio

EAH Housing announced they will be acquiring Catholic Charities of Oregon’s 19-property Oregon affordable housing portfolio. The transaction, subject to required regulatory approvals, will place more than 1,000 affordable homes under EAH Housing’s long-term stewardship and allow Catholic Charities to focus its resources on direct services. The portfolio...

Oregon · 22h

KATU.com

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Nationwide ground stop ends, but major disruptions remain at PDX

The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems. The FAA had grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon, causing hundreds of flights to be diverted. Officials cited “extraordinary circumstances” caused by communications problems at regional air traffic control centers.

Portland, OR · 18h

kptv.com

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Portland considers lifting restrictions on dispensary drive-thru, walk-up windows

Portland is considering changes to its marijuana regulations, including rules for drive-thru and walk-up windows at cannabis shops.

Portland, OR · 3d

Lake Oswego Review

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Developer asks community to invest in completion of Lake Oswego hotel, housing project

The developer of the planned North Anchor development on B Avenue and First Street in downtown Lake Oswego is asking the local community to consider investing in the project so […]

Lake Oswego, OR · 4d

KXL

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Portland City Council Mandates Fuel Storage Reduction At Willamette River Facility

Portland, OR – The Portland City Council has finalized plans to further reduce the amount of fossil fuels stored in aging bulk tanks at the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub along the Willamette River in Northwest Portland. Thursday, the council passed a pair of ordinances requiring 11 bulk fuel terminals...

Portland, OR · 1d

lgrmag.com

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Terra Nova Nurseries adds 2 sales representatives to team

Terra Nova Nurseries adds 2 sales representatives to team. Terra Nova Nurseries announced the addition of two sales representatives, Brad Johnson and Emma McCune, expanding its sales team to support customers on the East and West coasts. The Canby, Oregon-based plant breeding company said the appointments will support its relationships...

Canby, OR · 1d

Lincoln Chronicle

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Jensen Huang’s Oregon story: Playing ping pong in Portland and waiting tables at Denny’s

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang began working at age 15 in the Portland area and at 17 went to Oregon State. He later co-founded Nvidia, one of the most valuable companies in the world. But his future and the company's are now in limbo after Huang admitted to an affair with a technology executive suspected of being a Chinese spy.

Portland, OR · 2d

The Portland Mercury

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Good Morning, News: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, Portland Police Arrest Alleged Miniature Horse Figurine Thief, and the Mercury‘s Holiday Issue Is Here!

If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered!. Good Morning, Portland! This morning I have watched an AI drama where aliens...

Portland, OR · 1d

topclassactions.com

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$4.6M Washington Gastroenterology data breach class action settlement

Washington Gastroenterology agreed to a $4.6 million class action settlement to resolve claims it failed to protect patient and employee data in a 2024 cyberattack. The Washington Gastroenterology settlement benefits individuals in the United States whose private information was compromised in the data breach, including those who received a breach notice.

Portland, OR · 4d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Portland Inventory Climbs Above the National Rate as Prices Soften

Portland buyers found more homes and softer prices last month, with a high share of listings cut and real room to negotiate.

Portland, OR · 4d

The Portland Mercury

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Reconnecting With Your Lloyd Ones

No matter your stance on the Lloyd Center mall’s closing, future demolition, and redevelopment, it’s difficult to deny that this year’s holiday season will feel a little hollow without it. While most of the mall’s 100+ storefronts had been vacant for the past five years, the owners’ offers of reduced rent to fledgling businesses, art spaces, and market pop-ups earned Lloyd Center a new reputation as a startup incubator and growing community for Portland’s weird.

Portland, OR · 2d

Chronicle

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A Big One nightmare scenario drives Portland to cut fuel storage along the Willamette

Community activists and environmental groups have worried for more than a decade about the hundreds of millions of gallons of fuel stored in massive, aging tanks on unstable soil along Portland’s Willamette River. On Thursday, after years of public meetings and voluminous public testimony, the Portland City Council is...

Portland, OR · 1d

knkx.org

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Vancouver gets a factory for floating wave-energy data centers

An Oregon startup that’s raised more than $300 million this year to use wave power to generate energy for artificial intelligence hubs unveiled the Southwest Washington factory Friday, where it aims to build nodes to power this new kind of renewable energy. Panthalassa — the company takes its name...

Vancouver, WA · 3d

Wilsonville Spokesman

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Gerber Gear opens new Wilsonville facility and headquarters

Gerber Gear, the Oregon knife and outdoor gear company, has made Wilsonville its new home. The company relocated from its longtime headquarters in Tigard to a new 80,000-square-foot building in […]

Wilsonville, OR · 3d