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Are Hillary`s Tears a Performance or Reality?

Hillary represents sensitivity as her eyes well up during a recent speech, but are the skeletons in her closet going to rattle?

(DOYLESTOWN, Penn.) - It amazes us about how much talk there is concerning Senator Clinton’s welling up and display of emotion. I was touched by it also. However, we must understand, that this election is not about personal achievements or about simply getting a woman into the White house as President. It is about the horrific state of the nation and foreign relations.

Good wage jobs are more scarce and the divide between rich and poor ever greater. John Edwards said it best and to paraphrase him, "No matter the outcome of the primary, all of the candidates will continue to live very comfortable lives."

Burglar Steals 40 Apple I-Phones from Salem Store

Forty new Apple I-Phones, along with various other cell phones and accessories were stolen.

(SALEM , Ore.) - Salem Police say they are on the lookout for items stolen from a wireless technology business in Salem early Wednesday morning. They are hoping to hear from someone from the public who has information about the suspects and burglary incident.

Salem Police Department Spokesman Dave Okada says officers responded to a burglary alarm at the A.T.&T. Wireless Store, located at 200 Hawthorne Av SE, about 4:00 AM Wednesday morning.

Trout Stocking Schedules Available on ODFW’s Website

You can check trout in the Northwest and Willamette Zone.

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - The days are getting longer and for some that can only mean one thing – more time to go fishing! The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has posted the 2008 weekly trout stocking schedule for the Northwest and Willamette zones on ODFW’s web site.

In the South Willamette Watershed, nearly 1,000 trophy-sized trout will be stocked in the EE Wilson and Junction City Ponds throughout the year. In many of the popular fishing areas like, Detroit Lake, Foster and Dorena Reservoirs, and the McKenzie River, large stockings of legal-sized trout will occur throughout the spring and summer.

RECALLING ERUPTION DAY When Mount St. Helens Roared

It is one of many of these mountain peaks that periodically show evidence of explosive violence.

(SALEM Ore.) - The eruption of St. Helens was a very dramatic event in my life, for it occurred on my 49th birthday. My two sons, Mark and Steven were visiting me and my family, helping to celebrate this happy day.

I recall vividly being outside with my two sons, when my wife called to us, "Come into the house and watch Mt. St. Helens erupting." And so we did, and what an awesome sight to behold! As a teenager I had hiked on the flanks of this majestic peak and now in 1980 it was difficult to realize that a major portion of the summit was no more.

New State Publication for Outdoor Use Identifies Weeds of Concern

Noxious weed field guide gives ODA more surveillance.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The Oregon Department of Agriculture's Weed Control Program just doesn't have enough eyes to find every invasive noxious weed that might be setting roots in the state.

However, with so many Oregonians enjoying the great outdoors, help may be on the way in detecting unwanted weed species early before they become well established. ODA has published a handy loose-leaf field guide that outdoor workers and enthusiasts can carry with them to help identify key invasive plants.

SEDCOR Hires New Membership Manager

Kim comes to SEDCOR from Associated Business Systems, where she was an Area Supply Manager. Prior to that, Leighty worked in Retail Management for twelve years.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Ray Burstedt, President, SEDCOR (Strategic Economic Development Corporation) the lead economic development organization for Marion and Polk Counties, announced today that Kim Leighty, has joined SEDCOR as the new Membership Manager.

In this position, Kim will play an important role in the development and execution of membership growth and retention.

David Schmoldt Appointed President of Audio Precision

Company closes record revenue year in 2007.

(BEAVERTON, Ore.) - Audio Precision, the world-wide leader in audio test and measurement, announced today that David Schmoldt has been appointed as the company's president. The promotion was made following the untimely passing of previous AP president Alan Miksch on November 30th.

The company also announced that 2007 was a record revenue year. As Audio Precision is a privately held company, specific financials were not released.

Free Noah`s Sandwich in Celebration of Hillsboro Restaurant Opening

Free Sandwiches on Friday and Saturday for Guests Who Purchase Any Beverage.

(HILLSBORO, Ore.) - In celebration of its Grand Opening, the Noah's(R) Bagels restaurant located at 1897 NW 188th Ave. will offer a free sandwich to every guest who purchases a beverage on Friday, January 11th and Saturday, January 12th.

"I'm pleased to welcome my neighbors and the residents of Hillsboro with a Noah's friendly gesture," said Curt Bishop, area hospitality manager for Noah's, a brand of Einstein Noah Restaurant Group (NASDAQ:BAGL). "I believe our guests will enjoy the opportunity to try any of our deli-inspired, hand-crafted sandwiches for free when they purchase a beverage."

Columbia Bancorp Pre-Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2007 Earnings Guidance

Columbia Bancorp Pre-Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2007 Earnings Guidance

(THE DALLES, Ore.) - Columbia Bancorp (NASDAQ:CBBO), is the financial holding company for Columbia River Bank. Roger Christensen, Columbia Bancorp President and CEO announced, "Given the volatility in the banking sector in combination with recent news from northwest banks, we believe it is potentially helpful to our investors that we release early earnings guidance, and we are proud to announce that we will exceed analysts' published expectations for our fourth quarter and fiscal year 2007."

The most recent published analysts' average earnings projection for Columbia Bancorp's diluted earnings per share is $0.35 for the fourth quarter 2007 and $1.36 for the year-ended 2007, as reported on http://www.bloomberg.com/.

ENDoutdoor Expands U.S. Sales Organization

Outside Gear and Footwear Experts Drive National Distribution.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - ENDoutdoor, a new sustainability company focused on designing outside gear, started by award-winning footwear designer Andrew Estey and business partner Ben Finklea, today announced key additions to their U.S. operations and sales team. Each new sales person hails from the outdoor wear industry and brings expert knowledge to help build the END brand.

Donald McLellan, former footwear, climbing and camping buyer for San Diego-based retailer Adventure 16, joins ENDoutdoor as director of operations and logistics and will be based at END's Portland, Ore. headquarters. Several key sales agencies have agreed to represent ENDoutdoor to the U.S. retail market.