SBO Dispatch: Portland's safe soil; $1.4B timber suit against OR; Biketown stations

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March 10, 2016

There are 100 locations still to be determined for the Nike-sponsored bike share program. Organizers want the public's input to decide where to put them.

DEQ declares soil around Bullseye Glass is safe — air tests come next

Residents can again safely eat veggies from their gardens, according to the agency.

Oregon county to slap state with $1.4B timber contract breach lawsuit

The class action suit claims the state has, since 1998, thumbed its nose at contracts with 150 counties and taxing districts.

Despite layoffs, Oregon's solar market expected to grow in 2016

Utility-scale solar will dominate the industry in 2016.

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