Corinna Nicolaou
5:04 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Money State Of Mind

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Commentator Corinna Nicolaou

In today's economy, many Americans have to get by on less.  That means learning new strategies for saving money and living without.  NWPR commentator Corinna Nicolaou talks about growing up poor, and the ways in which wealth may really be a state of mind.

You can read more of Corinna's commentary at her blog

Business Support Profiles
5:00 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Pacific Lutheran University

Pacific Lutheran University offers a beautifully wooded and intimate campus environment with sweeping views of Mt.

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Seda to Prison Pending Appeal
4:31 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Seda Must Go To Prison During Appeal Process

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Pete Seda, (center) and his attorney Steven Wax (left) leave the Federal Courthouse in Eugene following his sentencing hearing. (2010)

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled an Oregon man must report to prison next week for a money laundering conviction. The case centered around a defunct Ashland Islamic charity.

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Governor Pressures Oregon Lawmakers
4:06 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

With Adjournment Looming, Kitzhaber Pushes Lawmakers

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Governor John Kitzhaber speaks at a state capitol press conference.

SALEM, Ore. – With less than a week to go in the legislative session, Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber is stepping up the pressure on lawmakers to act soon on his major policy proposals. At least one of his key initiatives gained final approval Thursday, but three more are stalled.

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Business Support Profiles
4:00 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Puget Sound Energy

Puget Sound Energy has been meeting the Puget Sound region’s energy needs for more than 135 years. They embrace the responsibility to provide safe, reliable, reasonably priced energy service to their customers in Washington State. PSE works to provide habitat for wildlife, protect birds and fish, and encourages green energy; a few of the ways PSE is making a difference.

Trooper Shooting Suspect Dead
3:53 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Man Sought In Trooper Shooting Dies Of Self-Inflicted Wound

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Washington State Trooper Tony Radelescu.

Police say the driver suspected in the overnight shooting of a Washington State Trooper has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Kitsap County Sheriff's sergeant Ken Dickinson says Joshua Blake shot himself as a SWAT team surrounded a mobile home south of Port Orchard. A tipster told officers the alleged shooter might be hiding in there.

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The Two-Way
3:41 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Baseball's Reigning MVP Wins Appeal On Positive Drug Test

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Ryan Braun #8 of the Milwaukee Brewers reacts after hitting a double in Game Five of the National League Division Series, last year in Milwaukee.

Last year's National League MVP has just won an appeal on a positive drug test, which means he will not be suspended for the first 50 games of the 2012 season.

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Election 2012
3:14 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Ohio GOP Voters Could Hold Key On Super Tuesday

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Prospective voters listen to Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, accompanied by his wife Callista, Feb. 7, 2012, at the Price Hill Chili Restaurant in Cincinnati.

Tuesday is the next big day for Republicans in choosing their presidential nominee, with primaries in Michigan and Arizona.

Then there's an even bigger day a week later: March 6 is this year's Super Tuesday, when 10 states hold primaries and caucuses. Possibly the most consequential one will be in the swing state of Ohio. It has 66 delegates at stake, and it will also be a key battleground in November.

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The Two-Way
3:08 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Syrian Activist: 'I Could Be Killed At Any Moment'

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A handout picture released by Local coordination Committees in Syria (LCC Syria) on Feb. 22 shows fire on the roof of a building in the Baba Amr neighborhood of the flashpoint city of Homs.

The situation in Syria is one of desperation, death and constant danger, a Syrian activist told All Things Considered's Melissa Block.

The activist, who goes by Abo Bakr, said he was in the house where journalists Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik were killed.

"We were hearing so many explosions around us, but then the sounds got closer until one rocket hit the backyard of the house," Bakr said. "Then rockets started hitting the roof, and that resulted in the roof falling down completely."

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Business Support Profiles
3:00 pm
Thu February 23, 2012

Pullman Regional Hospital

Pullman Regional Hospital is an acute care hospital, dedicated to both the well-being and comfort of their patients, with a commitment to sensitivity, congeniality and precision. The hospital is located in Pullman, Washington at the heart of the Palouse, a vast geographic area reaching throughout northern Idaho and southeastern Washington. Pullman Regional overlooks the campus of Washington State University, a PAC-12 University.

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