Portland Parent Monthly News Magazine

Commerce Magazine is a local publication based in Portland, Oregon, providing comprehensive coverage of various industries including business, construction, and home furnishings. With a focus on the Pacific Northwest region, the magazine offers news, insights, and analysis on topics such as real estate development, architecture, engineering, and building permits. It also features profiles of industry professionals and highlights notable projects in the area. Readers can stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the local business community through Commerce Magazine's print and online editions. The publication aims to serve as a valuable resource for professionals and enthusiasts in the fields of construction, design, and commerce in the Portland area and beyond.Generated from the website

Northwest Labor Press is a Portland-based publishing company that focuses on providing comprehensive coverage of workers' rights, labor movements, and labor history in the Northwest region. With a dedicated team of editors and reporters, they aim to inform and empower the local labor community through their print and online publications. As a trusted source of information, Northwest Labor Press is committed to promoting union democracy, advocating for fair working conditions, and highlighting the contributions of workers in various industries. Through their coverage of labor-related news, analysis, and commentary, they strive to foster a sense of community and solidarity among workers in Oregon and beyond.Generated from the website

Northwest Public Power Association is an international association that represents and serves consumer-owned, locally controlled utilities in the Western United States and Canada. Based in Vancouver, Wash., the organization provides its members with training and education, surveys, communications, federal legislative coordination, along with data and networking opportunities. It is an association of over 150 public/people's utility districts, electric cooperatives, municipalities and crown corporations in the Western states and Canada. Northwest Public Power Association's members include Wrangell Light Department, Nome Joint Utility System, Arizona Public Service Company and Palo Alto Utilities Dept.