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Rogue Regional Medical Center

The Rogue Regional Medical Center (RRMC; formerly Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital, Rogue Valley Medical Center, RVMC) is a regional medical center run by Asante in Medford, Oregon, United States. It was founded in 1958, and currently has 378 beds. It is one of two hospitals in Medford, the other being Providence Medford Medical Center. The hospital serves nine counties in Southern Oregon, with patients coming from over 200 miles (320 km) away. In 2023, one of the hospitals nurse has been accused of switching patients' fentanyl IV with water in order to divert the supply to herself. This is believed to believed to be attributed to the deaths of several patients. History In the 1950s, the Medford community raised $1.9 million for a new hospital. On May 1, 1958, the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital was built for $2.8 million. It had 80 beds and occupied 73,628 square feet (6,840.3 m2). It was later renamed Rogue Valley Medical Center, and later became Rogue Regional Medical Center. The East Wing was added in 1960 for $1.7 million, funded by the Hill–Burton Act, bringing the total number of beds to 160. Nearly $200,000 more was granted by the act in 1965 for a new diagnostic and treatment center. A child dental clinic and intensive care, coronary, and cancer units were also added in the 1960s. In the 1970s, a cardiovascular lab, a linear particle accelerator, an open heart surgery unit, a pediatrics building, and a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) were added. A child development center opened in the 1980s, along with digital angiography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and alcohol treatment centers. The new addition on the north side was completed in the 1990s. A library was also built. By 1998, the hospital had grown to 305 beds and 506,000 square feet (47,000 m2). A major renovation was completed in 2005. It included adding a 210,225-square-foot (19,530.5 m2) four-story parking garage, expanding the emergency department by 67,500 square feet (6,270 m2), the diagnostic center by 32,200 square feet (2,990 m2), and the surgical center by 27,500 square feet (2,550 m2). A 98,000-square-foot (9,100 m2) six-story inpatient bed tower was also added, including 112 new rooms. In 2013, Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center was ranked as the top hospital in Oregon for Orthopedic Services, with special mention to the joint replacement program by Healthgrades. RRMC was also recognized as the safest hospital in Oregon by Consumer Reports in its 2013 Hospital Rankings. In August and September 2021, Asante made headlines when hundreds of their employees demonstrated to protest looming layoffs related to Governor Kate Brown's covid-19 vaccine mandate. Registered nurse's fentanyl diversion It was first reported in 2023 that a nurse, Dani Marie Schofield, swapped multiple patients' fentanyl IVs with tap water for the purpose of diverting fentanyl to herself. She is facing 44 counts of assault charges. The incident is believed to be tied to a handful of deaths and attorneys representing both living and deceased patients have filed a $303 million lawsuit against the facility. References
HK Cafe

HK Cafe is a Chinese restaurant in Portland, Oregon, United States. It operates in southeast Portland's Lents neighborhood. Description HK Cafe is located in southeast Portland's Lents neighborhood. Ainslee Dicken of Portland Monthly has described HK Cafe as a "sprawling, gaudily decorated restaurant offering an abundance of small dishes". Ben Waterhouse of The Oregonian said of the interior: "You won't find any fancy chandeliers or shark-fin displays here. HK Cafe's crowded dining room is brightly lit but spare, decorated with hanging paper lanterns and parasols." The restaurant specializes in dim sum; specific menu items include bok choy, cha siu bao (barbecue pork buns), custard buns, har gow, noodles, radish cake, and shumai. The menu also includes beef short ribs in broth, salad with pig-ear, roast pork, deep-fried rice balls with sweet pork, and "Chinese sushi" (fish and shrimp wrapped in seaweed, breaded and fried). History The restaurant operated via take-out during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reception In 2013, Ben Waterhouse of The Oregonian said, "HK Cafe proves that even the bleakest of asphalt deserts can be home to great food." In 2020, Michael Russell included the restaurant in the newspaper's list of Portland's 40 best inexpensive restaurants and described HK Cafe as one of the city's busiest restaurants on weekends. Seiji Nanbu and Brooke Jackson-Glidden included HK Cafe in Eater Portland's 2021 overview of recommended restaurants for "outstanding" Chinese take-out in the Portland metropolitan area. Katherine Chew Hamilton and Jackson-Glidden included HK Cafe in the website's 2025 list of the city's best restaurants and food cart pods for large groups. Portland Monthly included the dim sum in a 2022 list of the city's twelve best breakfasts. The business was a runner-up in the Best Chinese Restaurant category of Willamette Week's annual 'Best of Portland' readers' poll in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2022. See also List of Chinese restaurants References External links Official website "HK Cafe". Tripadvisor.
Frank's Noodle House

Frank's Noodle House is a Chinese restaurant with two locations in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area, in the United States. The original restaurant opened in northeast Portland and a second operates in Beaverton. A third location opened in northwest Portland's Pearl District in 2025. Description The original Frank's Noodle House is located on Northeast Broadway, in a converted house with a salmon-colored dining room near the Lloyd Center. The menu includes appetizers, kimchi, and noodles, including curry noodles, Lanzhou-style hand-pulled noodles, and biangbiang noodles. Other "Chinese-American standards" include Mongolian beef and orange chicken. The restaurant in Beaverton is twice as large and has an expanded menu. History The restaurants are owned by Frank Fong and Ying Jun Gao. Frank's has appeared on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. A third location opened in northwest Portland's Pearl District in 2025. The restaurant participated in Portland's Dumpling Week in 2026. Reception Willamette Week said in 2016, "Beware that waits can be long, there's little room to wait inside, and some of the appetizers aren't worth the scratch. But if you want fresh noodles, this is the spot." The newspaper included the black bean noodles in a 2018 list of "Our Favorite Noodle Bowls and Plates in Portland for Less than $15" and said the "thick, twisty, rugged noodles bathed in a rich black bean sauce remain one of the city's purest comforts. The sauce is sticky but not sweet, an umami-dense and tangy bath that pairs so perfectly with the dough under it. This is comfort food in every sense". In 2018, Michael Russell ranked the Portland and Beaverton restaurants number five and number eight, respectively, on The Oregonian's list of the city's best hand-pulled noodles. Frank's won in the Best Chinese Restaurant category of Willamette Week's annual 'Best of Portland' readers' poll in 2020. See also List of Chinese restaurants List of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives episodes List of restaurant chains in the United States References External links Official website "Frank's Noodle House". Tripadvisor.
Lovely's Fifty Fifty

Lovely's Fifty Fifty is a pizzeria in Portland, Oregon, United States. History The restaurant followed Lovely Hula Hands. The chef is Sarah Minnick. Lovely's Fifty Fifty was featured on the Netflix series Chef's Table: Pizza in 2022. Reception Michael Russell included the pizzeria in The Oregonian's 2019 list of the city's 40 best restaurants. He also ranked Lovely's Fifty Fifty number 14 in the newspaper's 2025 list of Portland's 40 best restaurants. The business was included in Eater Portland's 2022 "Handy Dining Guide to North Mississippi Avenue". Lovely's Fifty Fifty was included in The Infatuation's 2024 list of Portland's best restaurants. The business was included in Time Out Portland's 2025 list of the city's eighteen best restaurants. Hannah Wallace included the business in Condé Nast Traveler's 2025 list of Portland's 23 best restaurants. The business was included in Portland Monthly's 2025 list of 25 restaurants "that made Portland". See also Pizza in Portland, Oregon References External links Official website Lovely's Fifty Fifty at Condé Nast Traveler Lovely's Fifty Fifty at Travel + Leisure "Lovely's Fifty Fifty". Tripadvisor.
Lime, Oregon

Lime is an unincorporated community and ghost town in the northwest United States, located in Baker County, Oregon. Five miles (8 km) north of Huntington on Interstate 84 (& U.S. Route 30), it is near the confluence of Marble Creek and the Burnt River on the Union Pacific Railroad. The historic Oregon Trail passes through Lime. History The Lime post office was established 127 years ago in 1899. The deposits of limestone in the area were manufactured into lime that supplied a large area of Eastern Oregon and western Idaho. The Acme Cement Plaster Company built a plant at Lime in 1916 to produce plaster, then the Sun Portland Cement Company bought the plant in 1921 and built another facility for producing Portland cement. In 1926, the company merged with Oregon Portland Cement Company from Portland; by the 1960s, the Lime facility produced 1,200,000 barrels a year. In 1940, the community at its peak had a population of 18. The town began to decline when the post office closed in 1964. As the nearby limestone deposits were depleted, limestone was brought from the Nelson area near Durkee. A new plant was built at Nelson in 1979 and the facility at Lime was closed in 1980. Oregon Portland Cement Company merged with the Ash Grove Cement Company in 1983. In 1999, Baker County took possession of the site of the closed factory for back taxes. In 2018, the plant was scheduled for demolition; crews arrived that April to begin the work. See also Cement, California List of ghost towns in Oregon References External links Images of abandoned cement plant at Lime from Flickr Cockle, Richard (April 22, 2012). "Grand Idea to Turn Eastern Oregon Eyesore into Utopia Sparks Skepticism But Also Sliver of Hope". The Oregonian.
Lime (település)

Lime az Amerikai Egyesült Államok északnyugati részén, Oregon állam Baker megyéjében elhelyezkedő önkormányzat nélküli település. A posta 1899 és 1964 között működött. Az Acme Cement Plaster Company 1916-ban megnyílt cementgyárát 1921-ben megvásárolta a Sun Portland Cement Company. 1940-ben Lime lakossága 18 fő volt. A mészkőlelőhely kimerülése miatt a gyár 1980-ban bezárt; az üzemet 1999-ben a megye megvásárolta, 2018 áprilisában pedig megkezdték a lebontását. Jegyzetek Fordítás Ez a szócikk részben vagy egészben a Lime, Oregon című angol Wikipédia-szócikk ezen változatának fordításán alapul. Az eredeti cikk szerkesztőit annak laptörténete sorolja fel. Ez a jelzés csupán a megfogalmazás eredetét és a szerzői jogokat jelzi, nem szolgál a cikkben szereplő információk forrásmegjelöléseként. Források Lewis A. McArthur (2003) [1928]. Lewis L. McArthur (ed.). Oregon Geographic Names (angol nyelven) (7. kiadás ed.). Portland (Oregon): Oregon Historical Society Press. 578. o. ISBN 978-0875952772. További információk HomeTownLocator (angolul) Richard Cockle (2012. április 23.). "Grand idea to turn eastern Oregon eyesore into utopia sparks skepticism but also sliver of hope" (angol nyelven). The Oregonian. Hozzáférés: 2022. május 25.
Hotel Eastlund

Hotel Eastlund is a hotel in Portland, Oregon's Lloyd District, in the United States. The building opened as the Cosmopolitan Motor Hotel in 1962. Following a remodel, Hotel Eastlund began operating in 2015. The restaurant Altabira City Tavern was located in the hotel until 2020. The hotel is part of the Best Western Premier Collection. References External links Media related to Hotel Eastlund at Wikimedia Commons
Columbia Sportswear

Columbia Sportswear Company (NASDAQ: COLM ) er en amerikansk sportsbeklædningsvirksomhed, der producerer og sælger overtøj, sportstøj, fodtøj, campingudstyr, osv. Selskabet driver har 449 butikker og beskæftiger 9.450 ansatte. De har mærker som Columbia, Sorel, Mountain Hardwear og Prana. Virksomheden blev etableret i 1938 af Paul Lamfrom, far til Gert Boyle. Hovedkvarteret er beliggende i Cedar Mill, Oregon. Referencer
Columbia Sportswear

Columbia Sportswear Company es una empresa de Estados Unidos que fabrica y distribuye ropa deportiva. Fundada en 1938 por el fallecido Paul Lamfrom, padre de la actual presidenta de la compañía, Gert Boyle. La compañía tiene sus oficinas centrales en Washington County, Oregón. Columbia Sportswear produce también calzado, sombreros, equipos de campamento, ropa de ski, y accesorios para el exterior. Historia Columbia Sportware comenzó como una pequeña empresa familiar que distribuía sombreros. Los padres de la que fue presidenta por más de treinta años, Gert Boyle, el señor y la señora Lamfrom, escaparon de la Alemania Nazi en 1937 y adquirieron la compañía Portland Hat Distributionship. Cambiaron el nombre a Columbia Hat Company, nombre otorgado por su cercanía al Río Columbia. En 1948, Gert se casó con Neal Boyle, quien se convirtió en el presidente de la compañía. Complicaciones con los proveedores hizo que la empresa comenzara a crear sus propios productos. En 1960, Columbia Hat Company se convirtió en Columbia Sportswear. En 1970, Neal Boyle murió de un infarto, y su esposa e hijo tomaron las riendas de la compañía. En 1998, Columbia empezó a cotizarse en la bolsa de valores. En el año 2000, adquirieron la empresa Sorel Corporation y en el 2003 adquirieron Mountain Hardwear. Expansión Hoy, los productos Columbia están disponibles en más de 100 países. Columbia es propietaria y opera en las oficinas de ventas de América del Norte, Latinoamérica, Europa y Asia. Además, posee en su totalidad filiales en Canadá, Japón y Corea. Columbia sigue teniendo su sede en Portland, Oregón, y la compañía emplea aproximadamente 3.200 personas en todo el mundo. Información financiera A partir del 25 de abril de 2008, su capitalización bursátil es de aproximadamente 1.499 millones $, en el 2007 con ventas netas de 1.35 mil millones $. Además cotiza en NASDAQ, con el símbolo COLM. Referencias Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Columbia Sportswear. Enlaces externos Página oficial de Columbia
Columbia Sportswear Company

Columbia Sportswear Company est une entreprise américaine de vêtements de sport et de loisirs éco-conçus. Historique Fondée en 1938 dans le comté de Washington, dans l'Oregon par Paul Lamfrom, qui, avec son épouse, ont fui l'Allemagne nazie en 1937 et ont acheté une entreprise de distribution de chapeaux à Portland. La société est nommée la Columbia Hat Company, reprenant le nom du fleuve Columbia qui coule dans la région. Paul Lamfron transmet l'entreprise à Neal Boyle, alors le mari de sa fille Gert Lamfrom. Les de leurs fournisseurs incitent la famille à commencer à fabriquer ses propres produits, et à élargir leur offre. Columbia Hat Company devient Columbia Sportswear Company en 1960. Gert Lamfron reprend l'enseigne à la suite du décès de Neal en 1970. Aujourd'hui, le fils de Gert Boyle, Tim Boyle, est le CEO de la marque et son petit-fils, Joe Boyle, est président de Columbia. Cette marque communique sur des démarches et procédés internes qu'elle présente comme écologique. Elle indique ainsi avoir recours au recyclage et à des teintures spéciales pour réaliser des économies d'eau, ses doudounes utilisant du duvet d'oie désormais certifiées R.D.S (Responsible Down Standard, utilisant uniquement du duvet d'oie non plumées à vif et non gavées). L'enseigne a développé plusieurs technologies pour ses vêtements. Elle a sponsorisé de 2008 à 2011, entre autres, l'équipe cycliste Team HTC-Columbia. Actionnaires Liste des principaux actionnaires au 18 novembre 2019: Notes et références Voir aussi The North Face Millet Salomon Vaude Cimalp Portail de l’Oregon Portail de la mode Portail des entreprises
Columbia Sportswear

Columbia Sportswear Company é uma empresa de Estados Unidos que fabrica e distribui roupa esportiva. Fundada em 1938 pelo falecido Paul Lamfrom, pai da atual presidenta da companhia, Gert Boyle. A companhia tem seus escritórios centrais em Washington County, Oregón. Columbia Sportswear produz também calçado, chapéus, equipas de acampamento, roupa de ski, e acessórios. História Columbia Sportswear começou como uma pequena empresa familiar que distribuía chapéus. Os pais da atual presidenta Gert Boyle, o senhor e a senhora Lamfrom, escaparam da Alemanha Nazista em 1938 e adquiriram a companhia Portland Hat Distributionship. Mudaram o nome a Columbia Hat Company, nome outorgado por sua cercania ao Rio Columbia. Referências
Columbia Sportswear

Columbia Sportswear, Коламбія спортсвер — американський виробник й продавець верхнього та спортивного одягу із головним офісом у Бівертоні, Орегон. Виробами Колумбії також є взуття, капелюхи, туристичні товари, лижній одяг (на 2001 рік Коламбія була найбільшим американським виробником)та верхнього одягу акксесуари. Коламбія продає свої вироби у 13 тисячах магазинах у 72 країнах світу. Також компанія володіє 100 власними роздрібними магазинами (жовтень 2015 року). 5326 працівників (2014 рік). Дохід — 2,1 млрд дол. (2014). Торгівля акціями Коламбії виконується на біржі NASDAQ з символом COLM. Капіталізація на 2015 рік — 4,13 млрд дол. Історія Роздрібне підприємство з продажу капелюхів було створено 1938 року у Портланді єврейськими емігрантами Паулем й Марією Ламфром, що переїхали з нацистської Німеччини у 1937 році. 1948 року роздрібна компанія Ламфромів перейменована на Columbia Hat Company. 1960 року через розпач з роботи постачальників Columbia Hat Company починає виробництво одягу й перейменовується на Columbia Sportswear Company. 1970 року онука засновників підприємства Тім Бойл взяв відповідальність за виведення підприємства з банкрутства. Компанія почала стрімко нарощувати виробництво з запровадженням непромокальних курток з циркулюванням повітря. Також можна було відстібати підкладку й змінювати верхню сторону курток. Це підстібнуло продажи й зріст виробництва. 1998 року Коламбія перетворилася на відкрите акціонерне товариство. 2000 року Коламбія придбала торгову марку Sorel збанкрутілого квебецького виробника взуття Sorel Corporation. Вироби Sorel поширені Коламбією не тільки на чоботи, але й на нейлоновий верхній одяг та інший робочий одяг. 2003 року була придбана каліфорнійського виробника туристичного обладняння Mountain Hardwear. 2006 року Коламбія придбала торгові марки Pacific Trail та Montrail. 2001 року головний офіс Коламбії переїхав з Портланду до місцевості на кордоні Бівертона у окрузі Вашингтон Орегону. 2007 року Портланд безуспішно намагався переконати Коламбію повернутися до міста, на що Коламбія відповіла анонсуванням плану перспективної розбудови поточного офісного містечка. У 2008-10 роках Коламбія була спонсором Team Columbia на Тур де Франс. 2010 року придбано OutDry Technologies S.r.l., що дало можливість додати торговельну марку OutDry. 2015 Тіма Бойла на посту президента компаній змінив Брайан Тимм. Примітки
Peter Iredale

El Peter Iredale fue una bricbarca de acero de cuatro mástiles que encalló el 25 de octubre de 1906 en la costa de Oregón en ruta hacia el río Columbia. Fue abandonado en Clatsop Spit, cerca de Fort Stevens en Warrenton, a unas cuatro millas (6 km) al sur del canal del río Columbia. Los restos aún son visibles, lo que lo convierte en una atracción turística popular como uno de los naufragios más accesibles del Cementerio del Pacífico. Hundimiento Zarpando de Salina Cruz, México el 26 de septiembre de 1906 aproximadamente, el Peter Iredale se dirigía a Portland, Oregón, con 1.000 toneladas de lastre y una tripulación de 27 personas, incluidos dos polizones. El viaje por la costa transcurrió sin incidentes hasta la noche del 25 de octubre, cuando el capitán H. Lawrence avistó el faro de Tillamook Rock a las 3:20 am hora local. La tripulación cambió de rumbo primero al este-noreste y luego al noreste para entrar en la desembocadura del río Columbia en medio de una espesa niebla y una marea creciente. Con fuertes vientos del oeste, se intentó alejar el barco de la costa, pero una fuerte borrasca del noroeste encalló al Peter Iredale en Clatsop Sands (ahora llamado Clatsop Spit). El mar embravecido y el viento empujaron al barco a tierra. Se envió un bote salvavidas desde Hammond, Oregón, y ayudó a evacuar a los marineros, que fueron atendidos en Fort Stevens. No hubo víctimas en el accidente. El 12 y 13 de noviembre de 1906, el viceconsulado británico llevó a cabo una investigación del Tribunal Naval en Astoria para determinar la causa del naufragio. Después de la investigación, no se culpó a Lawrence ni a la tripulación por la pérdida, y él y sus oficiales fueron elogiados por sus intentos de salvar el barco. El casco sufrió pocos daños y se hicieron planes para remolcar el barco de vuelta al mar, pero después de varias semanas de espera a que las condiciones meteorológicas y oceánicas fueran favorables, el barco se inclinó hacia babor (izquierda) y quedó incrustado en la arena. Los derechos de salvamento del barco se vendieron en 1917, aunque el naufragio nunca llegó a desguazarse.​ Todo lo que queda es la proa, algunas costillas y un par de mástiles.​ El último brindis del capitán Lawrence a su barco fue: "Que Dios los bendiga y que sus huesos se blanqueen en la arena".​ Pecio Más de un siglo después de que encalló, los restos del pecio la proa oxidada y los mástiles del Peter Iredale aún son visibles sobresaliendo de la arena y son una atracción turística popular.​ El naufragio se encuentra dentro del Parque Estatal Fort Stevens , que es parte del Parque Histórico Nacional Lewis y Clark. Referencias Enlaces externos