Oregon Lunch Information Directory

ITS Oregon will host its third lunch meeting on Tuesday, February 10, 2009 with a presentation by CH2M HILL at their Portland offices. What: “Supporting Transit Signal Priority with Micro-Simulation through the Mercer Corridor.” ...

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After a quick stop for a Sno-Park permit and lunch fixings, we packed and were ready for the morning. We left at the crack of noon from Eugene and headed east on Highway 58. As we passed the town of Lowell and Lookout Point Reservoir, ...

On September 26, ITS Oregon hosted its second lunch meeting, with a presentation on ITS at TriMet. Over 50 attendees enjoyed pizza and soft drinks while learning about many of TriMet’s ITS applications from ITS Oregon member David Crout ...

The Oregonian - OregonLive.com, OR - 4 minutes ago "This is a once a year chance for consumers to go into breweries that might not usually open to the public," says Oregon Brewers Guild Executive Director . ...

WASHINGTON -Welcome to Washington, Mr. President-elect. Just two weeks before Inauguration Day, congressional Democrats have stalled Barack Obama's economic recovery legislation while his pick for Commerce secretary, Bill Richardson, has withdrawn ...

Pack a lunch and hear a historian's noontime talk today about 150 years of the "ornery tradition" of Southern Oregon politics. Jeff LaLande’s talk starts at noon at the Central Library, 205 S. Central Ave., Medford. It’s free and open to the ...

President Bush, President-elect Obama and the three living former presidents met for lunch at the White House yesterday. Media coverage of the gathering highlighted the event's historic dimension, and reflected very positively on the current White ...

Taking many months of maternity leave improves the health of working women and their babies, two new studies report. But the authors say such leaves are distressingly uncommon in the United States. The studies show another case of a simple, healthful ...

DENVER , Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) announced today that its January 13th meeting will feature a talk by Emily Stuart , Research Economist at Development Research Partners in ...

Bette L. Lafky, 86, of Cottage Grove, formerly of Bend, Corvallis and Salem, passed away on Jan. 3, 2009 from age related causes. She was born Feb. 26, 1922 in South Bend, Wash. to Elmer and Josephine (Marks) Lovering. Bette grew up and attended ...

David Sarashohn's Sunday column bidding goodbye to the "Unfortunately Unforgettable" 2008 regaled us with the observation, "It turned out that we solved that problem (high energy and gasoline costs), and gas is now far cheaper, by the entire economy ...

ALBANY — Albert Worotikan met his wife Reba while studying hotel and restaurant management at Oregon State University. He specialized in Asian dishes. Her father owned a gelato shop. “I knew then that I married the perfect woman,” Worotikan ...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is holding several hunting clinics in January and February. Participants will learn the basic skills and equipment necessary for rabbit or pheasant hunting, practice their shooting skills, and participate in ...

The Press Club of Western Pennsylvania invites you to lunch and conversation with USA Today's Kathy Kiely and the Washington Post's Mary Pat Flaherty at noon on January 27, 2009, at the Engineers' Building, 337 Fourth Avenue, downtown. The Alliance ...