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SolarWorld Lands 65 MW Contract In Oregon

Saturday September 26, 2015    09:08 AM

Story This is a huge deal for a state that only has 100 megawatts of capacity. It is also important for high-efficiency, 72-cell solar panels. "This portfolio represents a significant expansion of solar capacity in Oregon – a state that already boasts an impressive percentage of renewables in its energy mix thanks to hydro and wind, but one that has seen limited solar development to date," said Danny ...

Oregon Couple Receives Verizon Wireless Bill For Over 2 Million Dollars

Saturday September 26, 2015    08:58 AM

Story An Oregon Man and his girlfriend opened a Verizon Wireless account, which they used for one month of service. Nine months and numerous outrageous billing errors later, the man's bill from Verizon was over $2 million. Everyone has had a dispute with their service provider at one time or another over erroneous billing charges. Whether it's for an overage we weren't notified about, a late fee for ...

The Flame In The Flood Is Like Oregon Trail, Except Mean

Friday September 25, 2015    02:56 PM

Story New Steam game The Flame in the Flood just gave me one of my most brutal video game deaths ever. The Flame in the Flood is a new survival "roguelite" with a long-term travel (think Oregon Trail) twist, born of an intriguing Kickstarter by a bunch of ex-BioShock developers. Here’s the setup: It’s the apocalypse or something (probably), and water has swallowed up the majority of civilization. ...

Scientists: Erosion, Winter Storms Could Worsen Around World, Oregon Coast

Wednesday September 23, 2015    09:33 AM

Story NEWPORT, Oregon – El Nino and La Nina events may worsen storm severity and their erosional effects on more continents than just North America in the coming decades, along with more devastating flooding. This comes from a new set of findings from scientists working out of Oregon State University and the central Oregon coast's Hatfield Marine Science Center, who looked at data from 1979 to 2012. ...

Fear the deer? Ashland looks to solve problem of 'aggressive' animals

Wednesday September 23, 2015    09:14 AM

Story Ashland has a big, bad deer problem. Boisterous bucks and disorderly does are reportedly picking fights with residents in this southern Oregon city of nearly 21,000, stalking the mayor, chasing a family down the sidewalk and – in the rarest of instances – stampeding a senior citizen in her carport. "I think it's a problem," Ashland Mayor John Stromberg said Monday, "and that's why I'm doing ...

SolarWorld signs 65 MW supply agreement for Panasonic's Oregon solar plant Read more: http://www.pv

Wednesday September 23, 2015    09:05 AM

Story HILLSBORO, Oregon - Deal struck at Solar Power International marks the largest single project agreement for SolarWorld in the U.S.; Panasonic to construct, own and operate solar facility. The U.S. division of Germany-headquartered vertically integrated solar company SolarWorld struck a deal at last week’s Solar Power International (SPI) exhibition in Anaheim, California, to supply 65 MW of sola ...

Austin Police Arrests Man For Eating A Hamburger in His Own Parked Car

Monday September 21, 2015    09:38 AM

Story This recently recorded arrest in Austin, Texas shows the five stages of police deciding to falsely arrest a citizen who contacted PINAC News and wishes to be called "Rick". The YouTube video’s original caption to the video at the bottom of this story says it all: “Bought a burger and pulled over to have a few bites. I suppose that constitutes probable cause?” Fortunately, the citizen who ide ...

Track out ahead: Siskiyou Summit rail project delayed

Sunday September 20, 2015    05:47 PM

Story The long-awaited completion of the $13 million Siskiyou Summit Railroad Revitalization project, stretching 60 miles south of Ashland, is going to take a little bit longer. For months, the target date for completion has been September or early October, but work will take at least a few more weeks than that, Oregon Department of Transportation and Central Oregon & Pacific Railroad representatives ...

Oregon minimal wage to remain at $9.25 in 2016 after shopper index exhibits little inflation

Sunday September 20, 2015    05:44 PM

Story PORTLAND, Ore. – Oregon’s minimal wage will keep the identical in 2016. The wage is re-calculated annually due to a state regulation handed by voters in 2002 that ties it to inflation. The wage will stay caught at $9.25 this January as a result of it’s pegged to the Shopper Worth Index, which confirmed little inflation, Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian stated Wednesday. Roughly 100,000 Or ...

UNWRITTEN OPINIONS HARD TO ERASE AT THE OREGON COURT OF APPEALS

Wednesday September 16, 2015    04:09 PM

Story We all know what it means to be AWOL — absent without leave — from active duty. That’s perhaps the best way to explain that AWOL has a cousin in the Oregon Court of Appeals. It’s called an AWOP. If you deal with the higher courts at all, you already know it — Oregon’s Court of Appeals has a high frequency of AWOPs, or decisions affirmed without opinion. It’s the fancy way of saying that more th ...

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