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Solar panels and sunny forecasts: Grape Solar's first year
KVAL EUGENE, Ore. — When Grape Solar opened in Eugene nearly a year ago, CEO Ocean Yuan said the firm would hire up to 300 people within a year and pay high … Solar company wants to be $2 billion business within 5 yearsKVAL all 2 news articles » |
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Governor field narrows to Kitzhaber, Dudley
Statesman Journal Republican Kevin Mannix of Salem also won both suburban counties in his bid for governor in 2002 but lost heavily to Kulongoski in Portland and Eugene. … Primary narrows contest for governorOregon Daily Emerald all 263 news articles » |
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Port property sale could create up to 225 jobs
The Columbian Shuck added that with this deal Eugene, Ore.-based Farwest could become one of the port's larger employers. The port's plans will follow a two-step process … Farwest Steel plans new Vancouver site, as many as 225 jobsOregonLive.com all 2 news articles » |
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Appeals court asked to free 9 in Michigan militia
Toledo Blade Eugene Meeks, father of Michael Meeks, said he wasn't surprised by the stay but still hoped his son would be released soon. "It doesn't give us a good … US attorney successful in blocking release of Hutaree members from jailToledo Blade all 1,720 news articles » |
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Mother's death leads to career in caregiving
Arizona Republic Nancy Russell never considered a career in caregiving until her mother got sick. After her mother died, … Demand for caregivers continues despite recessionAZ Central.com all 3 news articles » |
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Cleveland Schools to cut 10 percent of jobs — almost 800 workers
Chronicle-Telegram Cleveland schools CEO Eugene Sanders said teachers could lessen the blow by considering concessions such as pay cuts. The school board's 6-2 vote came … Hundreds of teachers to lose jobsNewsNet5.com all 5 news articles » |
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Opinion Focus with Eugene Robinson
Washington Post Eugene Robinson: The problem with term limits is that some elected officials are actually good at their jobs. Not all, obviously, but some. … The invisible underclassWashington Post all 23 news articles » |
