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SALEM, OR-The 80-year-old chain of athletic and outdoor retailing outlets in the Willamette Valley is closing two of its locations and going on the auction block next week after missing several months worth of payments.

HOUSTON-ClearWorks is bundling its own future, connecting to 20 Houston homebuilders to use the firm's digital solutions package in developing communities. The biggest names in town are being linked to the Houston-based IT provider.

NOVI, MI-Crosswinds president one of 20 U.S. residents appointed by President Clinton to U.S.-Israel community development board.

ORLANDO-Duncan R. Dickson's Halcyon Hospitality Recruiters differs from conventional staff leasing companies because it doesn't hire the line workers but only matches their talents with a client's needs. The client pays Halcyon for the service.

SOMMERVILLE, MA-Cathartes Investments is in a good position to win a city contract here to develop a T (MBTA) station after another successful real estate deal. Also, the company has reached an agreement to sell 70 Innerbelt Rd. for $33.3 million.

NEW YORK CITY-US investors have taken an interest in the area in part because New Zealand does not pose restrictions on real estate purchases by foreigners and property income yields are higher there than in other Asian countries.

SUNOL, CA-Mission Valley Rock Co. sources say they are not worried by Measure D, since it affects only prohibits future quarry permits, but an advocacy group fighting its construction sees it differently.

LEXINGTON, MA-Cubist Pharmaceuticals has bought an 88,000-sf headquarters here for $34 million. The company is moving out of its three buildings in Cambridge due to its growth and need for consolidation.