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What do ink-jet printers, chainsaws and jet engines have in common? More than you would think, if Chris Harris has his way. More... Add new comment

Oregon economic indicators as of August 2009

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Articles - November 2009
Figures and indicators for four vital pieces of the Oregon economy: Employment/business listings, Transportation, Real Estate/Construction Permits and Farming/Natural Resources/Energy More... Add new comment

Powerlist: Health plans

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Ranked by number of plan members

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Business filings remain sluggish

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New Oregon corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) declined 11% and 6% respectively in the first eight months of 2009 compared to 2008. More... Add new comment

Deal Watch: Big NOAA contract boosts Vigor Marine

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AN AVERAGE SHIP repair job for Vigor Marine runs from four to six weeks. It's a fairly standard timeline, but one that also makes it pretty difficult for workers in such a wavy industry to ever enjoy a real sense of job security. More... Add new comment

Trouble in Timber Town: Decades after an industry downfall, towns still grapple with what's next

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Oregon's historically timber-dependent communities struggle to diversify with increasing desperation. What's ahead for these once-prosperous towns? It's a question far from answered. More... 3 comments

Down by the old mill

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Bob Russell finds his dream in making Butte Creek Mill a thriving business for Eagle Point. More... 1 comment

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