Oregon’s new Family Paid Leave law is rapidly approaching.  Arm yourself with the information you need to be able to implement the new law. Below are resources that will help you and your business manage the changes necessary for compliance. (Companies like The Bold Orange, pictured above, are impacted.)

Shop local, no matter what. Restaurants continue to be a thriving industry in the Gresham area. Whether Junki’s Riverview Restaurant, Kuya’s Islander Cuisine, Nicholas Restaurant (even during their remodel pictured above), or the many other restaurants in the Gresham area. Dine local. You’ll often see Lynn at Boccelli’s Ristorante on Fridays, with a bowl of clam chowder.

Bank of America and US Bank - Gresham have commonalities. Both are Chamber members, serve Gresham customers, and employ talented women. Penny Johnson, Bank of America and Janine Gladfelter, US Bank - Gresham share in comradery at a recent Friday AM. 

Candidates who received but did not return questionnaire: Kimberly Rice, Ricki Ruiz, Amelia Salvador, Walt Trandum, James Heib, Darcy Lund, Tom Stanley, Amanda Orozco-Beach, Mario Palmero, Eddy Morales.

To post a tip, email the details to gacc@greshamchamber.org. Please remember to keep it to 40 words or less.

📷 : Susan Seubert

Ghostly apparitions. Flickering lights. Unexplained voices. Moving objects and other spine-tingling events. Whether or not you believe in ghost stories, many of Oregon’s historic buildings have been rumored to be haunted spots, with lingering spirits from a bygone era.

Such is the case at the Historic Wolf Creek Inn in Southern Oregon, which has a long history of eerie tales from visitors and past owners.

For more Oregon Highlights, visit TravelOregon.com.