AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAviation & Tourism: Tillamook’s storm-damaged Hangar B, home to the Tillamook Air Museum, is set to reopen Oct. 29 after a nonprofit bought it for $1 and began restoring the exhibits. Road Construction: ODOT will sample soil in downtown Pendleton Oct. 12–15 ahead of ADA curb-ramp construction; brief lane, parking and sidewalk restrictions are expected. Clean Energy: Oregon State University researchers developed a light-responsive porous crystal that produces hydrogen from water without an added metal catalyst, a potential path to lower-cost fuel. Freight: Northwest truckload tender rejections reached 20.27% on Oct. 8, the highest of any U.S. region. Reefer rejections averaged 41% as fall apple and potato harvests tightened capacity. Rail: Two Oregon state-backed rail projects have cost more than $70 million but remain mostly idle, raising questions about use of public investment. Agriculture: Another record Oregon hazelnut crop is expected.
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