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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 · 1d

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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 · 3d
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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 · 15h
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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 · 2d
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These 7 Oregon Lavender Farms Fill Winter Shelves With Bundles and Sachets That Smell Like Summer

Picture a gray Oregon afternoon, rain tapping the windshield, when you pull into a quiet farm lane and open a shop door to a wave of pure July. That surprise is what these small lavender farms do best, long after the purple rows have been cut back for the season.

Oregon · 2d

Forest Grove News Times

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Pho Pot works to reopen months after Forest Grove shopping center flooding

While two Forest Grove businesses have bounced back from a sewer line backup that flooded several storefronts at Ballad Towne Square in August, a neighboring Vietnamese restaurant is still trying […]

Forest Grove, OR · 2d

KATU.com

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Portland pot shops seek tax relief as owners cite rising costs and security concerns

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Pot shop owners in Portland are speaking out about the challenges they face, saying city taxes and fees are piling up and hurting their ability to succeed. Portland’s cannabis businesses say they are part of a billion-dollar industry, but many owners argue they do not...

Portland, OR · 2d

The Valley Times

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Sur La Table returns to Bridgeport Village

Sur La Table, the high-end kitchenware chain, recently reopened its doors in Bridgeport Village at a different location in the shopping complex. The new store is now open at 7363 […]

Tualatin, OR · 2d

Daily Journal of Commerce

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$26.1 million OHSU project in Portland building permits | Nov. 9, 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: 1435 N.E. Irving St. Applicant: Dan Williams of Faster Permits. Owner: Weston Investment Co LLC. Contractor: Fulcrum Construction NW of Atlanta. The second floor...

Portland, OR · 3d

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Cause Unconfirmed After More Than 11,000 Portland-Area Customers Lose Power

Portland General Electric had yet to publicly identify what caused a series of outages that left more than 11,000 customers without power Saturday night across the Portland area. Most had electricity again by Sunday morning, but about 540 customers were still without service at 11 a.m., and full restoration of the original outages remained unconfirmed Sunday.

Portland, OR · 3d

FoodWorldNews

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Lucky Hook Farm Pasteurized Goat Milk Recalled in Washington After State Inspectors Find No Pasteurization Records

Washington shoppers who buy goat milk should check their refrigerators. Lucky Hook Farm LLC of Moses Lake is voluntarily recalling its pasteurized goat milk after a routine state inspection found no records showing the milk had been properly pasteurized, according to a recall notice posted by the Washington State Department of Agriculture on Oct. 23, 2026.

Washington · 8d

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Thousands lose power across Portland area Saturday night

More than 11,000 Portland General Electric customers lost power on Saturday night, according to the PGE outage map.

Portland, OR · 4d

creditandcollectionnews.com

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Vancouver Payment Processor Agrees to $600K Settlement Over Alleged Hidden Fees, Deceptive Contracts

Vancouver, Washington-based Riverside Payments has agreed to a proposed $600,000 settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and Washington state to resolve allegations that it misled small businesses about processing costs, concealed fees and made contracts difficult to cancel despite promises of a risk-free exit. The proposed agreement includes a roughly...

Vancouver, WA · 4d

KOIN 6 News

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Longstanding Eastern Oregon brewery seeks new ownership

Terminal Gravity has joined a trend of established Oregon businesses searching for new owners.

Portland, OR · 6d

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Property Watch: A Refreshed Tudor In a Neighborhood Few Have Heard Of

A rare listing in Garthwick with a third-acre lot, restored historic details, and a backyard big enough to play pickleball. To be fair, it’s easy to pass by the Garthwick neighborhood without knowing it’s there. That was the point, after all, when its earliest investors came up with the idea. In 1914, a group of men, all members of the neighboring golf club, bought a tract of land tucked between the Waverly Country Club course on the Willamette River and SE 17th Avenue, in what is now the southernmost edge of Sellwood.

Portland, OR · 6d

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Berries, blood and mud: Oregon’s most delicious invasive weed

Picking berries is a quintessential summer tradition for many Pacific Northwesterners. The region has many farms, but fruit can easily be found in everyday corners. For about the past 140 years, the Himalayan Blackberry has taken over Oregon’s alleyways, waterfronts, forests and backyards. This thorny vine is actually a cousin of the rose, the plant behind Portland’s most famous nickname, but instead of beautiful flowers, the vines produce juicy fruit.

Oregon · 6d

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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 · 6d