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1. Foiled again...by a screw cap
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2. Meat and oatmeal -- a Salem locavore doesn't make it look appetizing
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3. A PDX-Vancouver bridge that creates electricity...sustainable, or just looks it?
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4. Get to know smart cars and clever cycles, with beer as lubricant
Foiled again...by a screw cap
2009-01-16 08:02
Shelby Wood, The Oregonian - Eat Your Greens
NYT-WR Screw caps are a relatively recent and convenient way to seal a bottle of wine. Plus, they're recyclable when deposited in the bins and roll carts we put at the curb. But it's probably going to take some...
Meat and oatmeal -- a Salem locavore doesn't make it look appetizing
2009-01-15 20:04
Shelby Wood, The Oregonian - Food
Kathleen BauerPotatoes, Oregon-grown. Most stories I read about "eating local" begin with colorful descriptions of sun-dappled farmers markets. That is not Justin Rothboeck's story, as told by Salem Statesman-Journal reporter Beth Casper. Rothboeck, a law student at Willamette University, has...
A PDX-Vancouver bridge that creates electricity...sustainable, or...
2009-01-14 18:04
Shelby Wood, The Oregonian - Commuting
Click for larger renderings I can't stop thinking about the prospect of a new I-5 bridge between Portland and Vancouver that would feature rows of wind turbines -- in part because the story consumes about two-thirds of The Oregonian's front...
Get to know smart cars and clever cycles, with beer as lubricant
2009-01-14 00:40
Shelby Wood, The Oregonian - Commuting
Steven Nehl/The OregonianA Smart Car on the loose in Beaverton. Touch one for yourself on the South Waterfront Wednesday night. Ever wondered if you could make a Zipcar, Smart Car, streetcar or bicycle work for your life? (Personally, I...
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