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Portland's Weekend Weather Features Mild and Partly Sunny Skies with

Jan 17, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

The National Weather Service in Portland has forecasted a partially sunny sky today with a stable temperature hanging around 39 degrees, following a patchy fog clearing before 7 am. As Portland wakes up to a typical misty morning with humidity pressing down at 86% and barely a whisper in the air from the north, the weather update is set to frame the day for those making their way through the city.
North Bend's Latest City Administrator’s Report Provides Insight into

Jan 16, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Source: City of North BendResidents of North Bend looking for transparency in city operations now have a direct line of sight thanks to the latest City Administrator's Report, unveiled on Tuesday. The report, which is available on the city's official website, offers an in-depth look at the whereabouts of municipal spendings and developmental projects, including infrastructure and community programs.
Washington County Unveils New Online Permitting System to Streamline

Jan 16, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Those navigating the rigors of building projects in Washington County have a new tool at their disposal. The Building Services, under the Department of Land Use and Transportation, has unveiled an online permitting portal that promises to streamline the process for contractors and residents alike. With the new Building and Development Application Services (BDAS) system, users can submit applications and manage projects entirely online, working in tandem with the existing ProjectDox web tool.
Hillsboro City Council Approves Utility Rate Adjustments for 2025-2026

Jan 16, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Source: Hillsboro, OregonHillsboro residents are witnessing a new shift in utility costs, aimed at maintaining their town's essential services like drinking water, and sewage management, as well as keeping the public works in top-notch condition. The costs, which cover a range of necessities from stormwater management to the upkeep of roads and sidewalks, are pivotal for the continued growth and sustenance of community life.
Mari Watanabe Appointed to Oregon House District 34, Bringing

Jan 16, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Source: Multnomah County GovernmentIn a joint session that spanned county lines, Washington and Multnomah County Boards of Commissioners have appointed Mari Watanabe to take up the mantle in Oregon House District 34. This decision, as reported yesterday by Multnomah County News, fills the seat left vacant by Lisa Reynolds, who climbed the ranks to the Oregon Senate last November.
DEQ Issues Air Quality Advisory for Klamath County and Surrounding

Jan 15, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Source: Google Street ViewThe Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has issued an air quality advisory encompassing Klamath County, southern Lake County, and La Pine. This advisory warns residents of stagnant air conditions that are effectively trapping smoke and other airborne pollutants close to the ground—right where Oregonians live and breathe.
Portland's Beloved Belmont Goats Seek Permanent Pasture for Retirement

Jan 15, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Source: Google Street ViewThe beloved goat crew known as The Belmont Goats are in need of a new pasture—one that will serve as their ultimate grazing ground. The organization, tended to by a group of dedicated volunteers led by Jess Kurtz, is on the search for a space where the aging goats can live out their remaining years. As reported by KOIN, their youngest goat is 11 years old, on the cusp of the average goat lifespan that ranges from 10 to 14 years.
Portland Water Bureau Detects Cryptosporidium in City's Drinking

Jan 14, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Portland residents should stay alert about their tap water, as traces of Cryptosporidium have been found in the city's primary drinking water source. This microorganism can cause intestinal issues, particularly for those with weakened immune systems, according to monitoring efforts by the Portland Water Bureau. As reported by the City of Portland, low levels have been found intermittently in water samples from the Bull Run Watershed from January 5 through 7.
Portland Welcomes Sunny Days Ahead Despite Frosty Nights, According to

Jan 12, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Portland residents can expect to gradually see more sun today after a cloudy morning, with the National Weather Service forecasting a high near 46 degrees. The calm conditions are a reprieve from any stormy weather, though the humidity will stay put at a relatively high 87 percent. Residents can keep their umbrellas at home but might want to dress in layers to combat the chill and moderate dewpoint of 41 degrees.
Oregon Ushers in Enhanced Building Sustainability with New Energy

Jan 12, 2025 | hoodline.com | Lucas Wright

Oregon is turning the page on its building codes with the adoption of the new Oregon Energy Efficiency Specialty Code (OEESC), which officially took the reins on January 1, replacing its 2021 predecessor. This transition comes with a six-month grace period allowing applicants to opt between the outgoing or incoming codes for commercial permits. After July 1, however, it's all about the 2025 OEESC, the state has mandated.

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