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State investigating death of 25,000 bumblebees
It's a mystery that has prompted a state investigation. Thousands of dead bumblebees blanketing a parking lot in Wilsonville. But, how die they die?
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Photos: Bamboo bicycle maker in Indonesia
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Portland kids hope blog inspires healthy eating
Two Portland 10-year-olds (and their parents) hope their blog will inspire other kids to eat healthier foods.
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Hales hopes to curb food stamps for soda
Portland Mayor Charlie Hales has joined mayors of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and 14 other cities to revive a push against letting food stamps be used to buy soda and other sugary drinks.
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Honeybees take over den of Washougal home
As much as 10 pounds of honeybees settled inside the home of a Washougal, Wash. woman.
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Hanford contractor wasted millions on leaking tank
The private company that manages nuclear waste tanks at Hanford spent millions in taxpayer funds over a period of a year despite evidence that the work would never be used.
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Whey from NY's Greek yogurt used to produce power
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The Greek yogurt boom in New York is being harnessed to make electricity.
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Portland to attempt world-record tree hug
Portland will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for tree hugging on July 20.
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Planners working on Sauvie Island congestion
When you think Sauvie Island, you probably think fruit stands beaches and berry-picking. But, so does everyone else. In fact, it's become so popular that Multnomah County planners are working with residents to figure out how to deal with traffic.
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Portland No. 2 on PETA's most-vegan list
The animal-welfare group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says Portland ranks second on its list of most vegan-friendly cities in the United States.
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Portland to attempt world-record tree hug
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Portland No. 2 on PETA's most-vegan list
