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According to a release from the Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB), EWEB has completed the construction of nwe drinking water storage tanks and pipelines
According to a release from the Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB), EWEB has completed the construction of nwe drinking water storage tanks and pipelines
According to a release from the Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB), EWEB has completed the construction of nwe drinking water storage tanks and pipelines
Portland voters may be surprised by a shorter ballot for the May 21 primary elections. What they won’t find is any information about mayoral or city council candidates: The voter-approved change to city charter includes ranked-choice voting, which means these candidates will only appear on the November general election ballot.
Kathryn Schulz writes about the Pacific Northwest’s Cascadia fault line, and the region’s inadequate disaster-preparedness plans.