The economic impact act plays in Portland
Posted Fri, Jun 8, midnight
If you believe these studies, and some of us do, the arts contribute almost as much to the Portland economy as they do in much-bigger Seattle.
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June 08, 2007: Headlines
Let's try Jeff Weaver at first base
Posted Fri, Jun 8, midnight
Well, why not? He's big and can't be much worse than Richie Sexson at the plate. Pitchers get to bat during this road trip to National League parks.
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An Oregon library system considers outsourcing to balance the books
Posted Fri, Jun 8, midnight
It's come to this: With federal timber dollars pretty much burned up and people concerned with basic issues like law enforcement, a company in Maryland is one option for reopening library branches in rural Oregon.
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