Forest Grove
Forest Grove, OR · Business
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The Massive Indoor Oregon Market That Packs Countless Amish Vintage Finds Under One Roof
You step through the door and realize this is not a quick stop. Twenty-one rooms stretch before you, each one packed with carefully curated treasures. The scent of wood polish and scented candles fills the air as you wander past primitive antiques, custom Shaker furniture, and handcrafted braided rugs. This...
Ashland Daily Tidings
Portland Weighs Banning Stores From Charging Shoppers Different Prices Based on Personal Data
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland District 4 Councilor Eric Zimmerman’s ordinance banning retailers and delivery apps from using personal data to set different prices for different customers is scheduled for a first reading before City Council on Wednesday, November 4. Zimmerman strongly opposes “surveillance pricing”, a method that can...
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Grainger Opens Northwest Distribution Center in Gresham, OR
Grainger, a distributor of maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) products and services, recently celebrated the grand opening of its Northwest Distribution Center in Gresham, OR. The facility represents a significant investment in both the Gresham community and the broader Pacific Northwest. It strengthens Grainger's North American supply chain network and enhances its ability to provide businesses, government agencies, and institutions across the region with reliable access to essential MRO products and services when and where they need them.
Daily Journal of Commerce
$2.38 million UO Portland building in Portland building permits | Nov. 2, 2026
A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week. Address: WW. Trailers Inc. at 5000 N.E. Columbia Blvd. Applicant: Ed Crabaugh (Ed Crabaugh Engineering) Owner: J&D Properties of Washington LLC of Vancouver. Contractor: Belfor...
Chronicle
Mass fish kill after Portland company spills hundreds of gallons of chemicals, officials say
Students and teachers from the Sunnyside Environmental School were visiting Tideman Johnson park on Sept. 17 when they made a grim discovery — the waters of Johnson Creek were foaming, and the fish in the normally biologically diverse stream seemed to be struggling to survive. Concerned school staff reported...
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This Massive Oregon Vintage Mall Has More Than 200 Vendors And Enough Treasures To Keep You Busy For Hours
A train once rolled up to this building and unloaded meat straight into the basement through a chute. Today that same basement is a Y2K hangout full of nostalgic fun. I find it easy to appreciate a shop with that kind of backstory. The 1937 warehouse also spent time as indoor batting cages.
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Building a Stronger Beaverton, One Connection at a Time
One of the things I’ve learned throughout my chamber career is that every community is different. Each has its own personality, challenges, and opportunities. The key to making a difference is understanding what makes a community special and finding ways to bring people together. When I arrived in Beaverton...
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Mass fish die-off just the latest environmental incident at Portland’s Precision Castparts
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The fish were dying in Johnson Creek when a class from Sunnyside Environmental School visited Tideman Johnson Park in September. A parent reported seeing foam on the water and what appeared to be a large number of dead fish. The Johnson Creek Watershed Council and other community members contacted authorities, prompting an investigation by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the city of Portland and Oregon State Police.
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Step Inside The Nostalgic Oregon Comic Book Store That Will Whisk You Back To Childhood
Somewhere on Southeast Division Street in Portland, Oregon, a neon sign is glowing in a window, and it’s basically daring you to walk past without stopping. Excalibur Comics is the kind of place that makes you realize you’ve been taking Portland for granted, and that’s something you should probably fix immediately.