WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21, 2005
PR 91 05
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Feds file notice of appeal, preserve legal options
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TUESDAY, December 20, 2005
PR 90 05
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BPA finishes fiscal year in the black as its financial health continues to improve
Progress reported in areas of transmission, conservation, wind energy and salmon protection.
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Monday, December 19, 2005
Joint Release
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Clark Public Utilities and the Bonneville Power Administration reach agreement
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TUESDAY, Dec. 6, 2005
PR 89 05
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Officials to dedicate major new high-voltage electric line
Cable improves flow of electricity to I-5 corridor
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23, 2005
PR 88 05
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Feds file improved dam operations plan in U.S. District Court
Plan will produce more fish at less cost than plaintiffs' alternative
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TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 2005
PR 86 05
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BPA proposes to adopt adjustable rates through 2009
Market uncertainties, fish costs overshadow rate process
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TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 2005
PR 87 05
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ATTENTION EDITORS AND REPORTERS
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FRIDAY, Oct. 28, 2005
PR 85 05
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Break-in at Covington Substation could be meth related
$25,000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions
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TUESDAY, Oct. 18, 2005
PR 84 05
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Feds deliver salmon recovery progress report
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FRIDAY, Oct. 14, 2005
PR 83 05
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Pikeminnow program continues to save
millions of migrating salmon
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THURSDAY, Oct. 13, 2005
PR 82 05
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BPA calls for energy conservation this winter:
"It's the only way to cool red hot fuel costs"
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TUESDAY, Oct. 11, 2005
PR 81 05
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TriMet installs fuel cell at its Powell Garage
BPA to test new application of "electricity in a box"
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TUESDAY, Oct. 11, 2005
PR 80 05
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Students experiment with scale model fuel cell cars
BPA program aims to educate students in the technology
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5, 2005
PR 79 05
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BPA makes U.S. Treasury payment in full and on time
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MONDAY, Oct. 3, 2005
PR 78 05
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Forecast shows modest NW electricity surpluses;
Independent generators play key role
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FRIDAY, Sept. 30, 2005
PR 77 05b
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CORRECTION:
of PR 77 05 - Court orders BiOp rewrite
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FRIDAY, Sept. 30, 2005
PR 77 05
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Court orders BiOp rewrite;
federal executives commit to work with region
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Thursday, Sept. 29, 2005
PR 76 05
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BPA completes substation to integrate big wind project into grid
Facility will serve Puget Sound Energy's 83-turbine, 150-megawatt Hopkins Ridge wind project near Dayton,Washington.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 20, 2005
PR 75 05
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Statement of Federal Executives
Concerning today's court filing in NWF v. NMFS
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THURSDAY, Sept. 8, 2005
PR 74 05
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BPA announces wholesale power rate decrease
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THURSDAY, Sept. 8, 2005
PR 73 05
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MEDIA ALERT
BPA delivers six large portable generators to Portland Air Base for
delivery to Louisiana to power health facilities
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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 24, 2005
PR 72 05
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Armstrong named BPA chief financial officer
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MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 2005
PR 71 05
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Shooters hit power line, threaten service in Whatcom, Skagit Counties
Reward up to $25,000 offered
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2005
PR 70 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
Burnt Bridge Creek Greenway dedication to be held Thursday morning, Aug. 11
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2005
PR 69 05
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Potential major reorganization of interstate power lines in the offing;
utilities consider alternative approaches
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 2005
PR 68 05
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President signs energy act expanding FERC authority and enhancing
reliability of nation's electric system
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2005
PR 67 05
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Teton Pass tower upgrades to reduce winter outages
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MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2005
PR 66 05
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BPA forecasts positive net revenues for 2005
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 2005
PR 65 05
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BPA brings more wind generation into the Northwest power grid
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 2005
PR 64 05
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Focus remains on recovery planning after 9th Circuit spill ruling
Fed agencies push ahead with state, local agreements to assist fish
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MONDAY, JULY 25, 2005
PR 63 05
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LaGrande ranchers receive prestigious stream protection award
Media invited to ceremony and tour of project
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THURSDAY, July 7, 2005
PR 62 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
Off-leash dog recreation area grand opening
celebration this Saturday at BPA's Ross Complex
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THURSDAY, June 30, 2005
PR 61 05
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BPA releases new policy for sales to aluminum companies
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THURSDAY, June 30, 2005
PR 60 05
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Upper Columbia Tribes and BPA sign agreement
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WEDNESDAY, June 29, 2005
PR 59 05
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BPA to invest $80 million
a year in regional conservation programs
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TUESDAY, June 21, 2005
PR 58 05
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Agencies disappointed in court decision
to continue with experimental spill
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THURSDAY, June 16, 2005
PR 57 05
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Feds appeal District Court decision
Believe appeal is best for fish
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FRIDAY, June 10, 2005
PR 56 05
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STATEMENT OF FEDERAL EXECUTIVES
FEDERAL AGENCIES DISAPPOINTED WITH JUDGE'S RULING
Express support for collaboration on solutions with states and tribes
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FRIDAY, June 10, 2005
PR 55 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
ATTENTION ASSIGNMENT EDITORS, REPORTERS
HEARING TODAY ON MORE SPILL AT COLUMBIA RIVER DAMS THIS SUMMER
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FRIDAY, May 27, 2005
PR 54 05
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STATEMENT OF FEDERAL EXECUTIVES ON REGIONAL EFFORTS TO REACH AGREEMENT
ON COLUMBIA RIVER HYDRO OPERATIONS FOR FISH
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FRIDAY, May 27, 2005
PR 53 05
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Truman Conn, BPA's Walla Walla regional manager, retires
New manager to be named soon
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THURSDAY, May 26, 2005
PR 52 05
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Federal agencies tout advancing salmon recovery efforts, results
'Disappointed' with court's ruling regarding federal dam operations,
will explore next legal steps
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MONDAY, May 23, 2005
PR 51 05
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Agreement provides millions of dollars to protect
resident fish in Montana
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THURSDAY, May 19, 2005
PR 50 05
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Federal agencies scope proposed submarine cable
May 24 open house to launch environmental process
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TUESDAY, May 10, 2005
PR 49 05
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Towers to be lifted by helicopter on Schultz-Wautoma power line
Press invited to viewing site near Kittitas on Thursday
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FRIDAY, May 6, 2005
PR 48 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
Fast facts about weather and hydropower
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MONDAY, May 2, 2005
PR 47 05
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BPA, Northwest utilities seek FERC review of Grid West plans
Decision looms on two approaches to managing transmission grid
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MONDAY, April 25, 2005
PR 46 05
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Save some salmon, make some bread
Pikeminnow sport reward fishing season opens
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WEDNESDAY, April 20, 2005
PR 45 05
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Gunshots take out fiber optic equipment box in Redmond area;
Reward of up to $25,000 offered for leads resulting in arrest and conviction.
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TUESDAY, April 19, 2005
PR 44 05
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BPA employees honored for volunteer work on
Bangladesh's electrical system
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WEDNESDAY, April 13, 2005
PR 43 05
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Federal agencies explain dry year strategy for
the Columbia River power system
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TUESDAY, April 12, 2005
PR 42 05
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BPA names new chief engineer and hydro operations manager
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FRIDAY, April 8, 2005
PR 41 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
We're not [snow] packed for summer
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WEDNESDAY, April 06, 2005
PR 40 05
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Utilities sign general transfer agreements
Agreements provide for federal power delivered over nonfederal transmission lines
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TUESDAY, April 5, 2005
PR 39 05
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Spring operations for fish begin on Columbia and Snake rivers
Low water triggers transport of Snake River juvenile salmon
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WEDNESDAY, March 30, 2005
PR 38 05
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Brains Shine in Washington State Science and Engineering Fair
April 1 & 2 at Olympic College, Bremerton, Wash.
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THURSDAY, March 24, 2005
PR 37 05
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Regional power grid needs updating
Bonneville, regional utilities commit to study fixes
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THURSDAY, March 24, 2005
PR 36 05b
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Revised list of regional utilities and clean energy organizations
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THURSDAY, March 24, 2005
PR 36 05
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Dry weather prompts calls for wise use of energy
Saving energy will help reduce future rate increases
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WEDNESDAY, March 23, 2005
PR-35 05
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Media Alert:
Dry weather leaves rivers low
Press conference scheduled to discuss impacts and actions
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 34 05
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Son of Roanoke residents honored
by the U.S. Department of Energy
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 33 05
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Daughter of Charlottesville residents honored
by the Department of Energy
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 32 05
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Oregon City resident recognized for heroic act
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 31 05
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Wilsonville resident recognized for
environmental contributions
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 30 05
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Hill-High grad recognized for
environmental contributions
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 29 05
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Daughter of Chiloquin resident honored
by the U.S. Department of Energy
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 28 05
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Gresham engineer honored by BPA
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 27 05
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Stayton resident recognized for environmental contributions
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 26 05
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Son of Redmond residents honored by
the U.S. Department of Energy
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 25 05
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OSU grad recognized for environmental contributions
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 24 05
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West Linn resident recognized for contributions to improving EEO and diversity at BPA
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 23 05
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West Richland resident recognized
for exceptional public service
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 22 05
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Son of Spokane residents recognized
for exceptional public service
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 21 05
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Tigard resident recognized for being world leader in
the field of high voltage technology
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 20 05
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Son of Seaside residents recognized for being world leader in
the field of high-voltage technology
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 19 05
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PSU grad recognized for being world leader
in the field of high voltage technology
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 18 05
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Hart recognized by BPA for outstanding career
in labor-management relations
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MONDAY March 21, 2005
PR 17 05
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Vancouver resident honored for meritorious service
to BPA and the northwest
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MONDAY, March 21, 2005
PR 16 05
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OSU grad honored for meritorious service
to BPA and the northwest
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MONDAY March 21, 2005
PR 15 05
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Hillsboro resident recognized for environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 18, 2005
PR 14 05
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Eugene resident recognized for environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 18, 2005
PR 13 05
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OSU grad recognized for environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 18, 2005
PR 12 05
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Milwaukie resident recognized for
environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 18, 2005
PR 11 05
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Bishop Alemany graduate recognized for
environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 18, 2005
PR 10 05
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Marylhurst graduate recognized for
environmental contributions
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FRIDAY, March 11, 2005
PR 09 05
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Cow dung knocks out electrical service to city of Monmouth
Farmers urged to be careful and not spray on power lines
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THURSDAY, Feb. 17, 2005
PR 08 05
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Washington schools must register now for
State Science and Engineering Fair
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16, 2005
PR 07 05
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ATTENTION ASSIGNMENT EDITORS
10-story-high steel weir will float from Swan Island Thursday
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TUESDAY, Feb. 15, 2005
Corp. 05-04
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Ten-story fish slide to pass Bonneville lock this Friday
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TUESDAY, Feb. 15, 2005
PR 06 05
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Keeper of Northwest’s power grid retires after
38 years at BPA
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TUESDAY, Feb. 1, 2005
PR 05 05
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Portland-Vancouver area teams sweep annual Science Bowl
Top prizes include university scholarships, national science bowl competition
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26, 2005
PR 04 05
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BPA and its customer utilities reach agreement on
transmission rates
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26, 2005
PR 03 05
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MEDIA ADVISORY
BPA to sponsor 2005 science bowl,
the "real super bowl" for NW whiz kids
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FRIDAY, Jan. 14, 2005
PR 02 05
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Power line upgrade improves reliability in southwestern Idaho
Line is operating between Anderson Ranch dam and Mountain Home
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TUESDAY, Jan. 4, 2005
PR 01 05
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Key power line in southwest Washington strengthened
Dedication of new facilities scheduled for Jan. 5 in Raymond
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