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Wilshire Credit clogs up mortgage relief

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Politicians and homeowners are clamoring for mortgage relief. That’s unlikely until mortgage servicing companies such as Wilshire Credit get ready to deal. More... 11 comments

Better broadband headed to small communities

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Oregon’s rural communities can’t afford the cheap, fast broadband service they need to compete. The problem gets a fresh spotlight as stimulus money is available. More... 1 comment

Plastics recycler sets up in St. Helens

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A team of veterans from the recycling industry plans to break ground this month on a new plastics recycling facility in St. Helens. More... Add new comment

Cupcake bakeries succeed in stale economy

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Even in these sour economic times, people are still willing to pay for some sweets. More... Add new comment

Snow season starts strong, then rain hits the slopes

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Money fell early from the sky for many of the state’s winter sport hot spots, but rain and warm weather have melted what may have been a promising season for robust sales. More... 1 comment

Cattlemen's association head discusses change

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As head of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association, Bill Hoyt says he wants to dispel common misconceptions about one of the the state’s largest agricultural commodities. More... Add new comment

Graphic: Hazelnut production projected to increase 19%

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