Jun 14, 2018
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Tuality Neurosurgery Clinic relocates
The clinic has moved closer to the hospital, making it more convenient for both the surgeons and patients.
50 Something! News
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2018 Rose Festival VIP winner chosen
The lucky winner in the Ultimate Rose Festival Experience Contest is from Aloha -
A swab of the cheek could lead to Alzheimer's cure
Summit Research Network aims to make Alzheimer's a disease of the past in 20 years. You can help by… -
Momentum grows for making strangulation a felony
Oregon legislator representing Milwaukie sponsors bill increasing penalties for crime -
Pressure mounts as Kruse stays away from Legislature
'Building into this idea that this is somehow political games or a political process demeans the victims who… -
State auditors see potential trouble in marijuana tracking…
Among other issues auditors found, data in the cannabis tracking system was self-reported by cannabis… -
Spay/neuter special for feral, stray cats in February
Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon celebrates Spay/Neuter Awareness Month as the perfect time to prevent litters… -
Voters say 'yes' to Measure 101
Voters overwhelmingly approve keeping certain taxes on health insurance premiums and hospitals. -
Hard-driving Raindriver
The Westside band is looking to make 2017 its breakout year -
Senior discounts can save you money when you travel
Make sure to ask when booking your next cruise, flight -
Musician chooses 'real' career so that others may hear
Audiologist, guitarist Matthew Bell shares tips to protect your hearing -
KC Cowan resets the compass of her life
Former broadcaster, journalist finds satsifaction in personal reinvention after age 50 -
Nana, a tech-savvy 9-year-old and FaceTime
Keeping up with the changing times of communicating with grandchildren -
The 411 on financial gifting
What are the limits to sharing the wealth with family, friends? -
Oregonians could see bottle deposit windfall under bill
The state's bottle and can deposit will double to a dime April 1. -
Women's prison focus of state summit, legislative session
Researcher tells Oregon Justice Reinvestment Summit women offenders should be treated differently in effort…
Central Oregonian News
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Prineville soldier killed in action in Korea
Central Oregonian - NewsClarence Tangney was a CCHS Class of 1948 graduate and enlisted in the Army in 1951 -
Roundabout open! ... but not yet finished
Central Oregonian - NewsTraffic structure opened to east-west highway traffic last week, as focus shifts to south side connection and… -
DNA and genealogy: How do they relate?
Central Oregonian - NewsCrook County Genealogical Society presents a four-part series about DNA and genealogy -
Local Sears store owner forced out of business
Central Oregonian - NewsSears Hometown Store corporation says stores not profitable enough, owner locks doors in protest -
Back in Time
Central Oregonian - News1993: Presbyterian Church breaks ground on new building along the Madras Highway -
Local police trying to 'humanize the badge'
Central Oregonian - NewsAgency raising awareness of its positive activities in the community as negative views of police rise… -
4-H Youth Development Educator position remains empty
Central Oregonian - NewsA temporary freeze due to budgetary reasons is to blame, but Crook County 4-H activities will go on as planned -
As the door swings
Central Oregonian - NewsWe look to the teachings of Paul to learn how to cultivate genuine joy in our lives -
A picturesque character of Upper Ochoco
Central Oregonian - NewsLouis Beirl was known locally as the 'smiling miner,' in search of gold and diamonds -
UPDATE: Alleged shooting victim actually suffered accidental…
Central Oregonian - NewsRichard Keen III first claimed to be injured during a drive-by shooting before admitting he accidentally shot… -
Prineville man suffers gunshot wound
Central Oregonian - NewsPolice still investigating incident and seeking information from the public -
Spotlighting local homeless data
Central Oregonian - NewsThe public is invited to attend a town hall to discuss results of homeless count -
Superintendent leaves the district in good shape
Central Oregonian - NewsSchool board and administrators praise Dr. Duane Yecha for his accomplishments -
CCSD resuming summer meals program
Central Oregonian - NewsBreakfasts and lunches to be provided at schools free of charge throughout summer -
Roundabout scheduled to open on Friday
Central Oregonian - NewsMotorists are advised to slow down and pay close attention as travel pattern in area will change -
Firefighters responding to 50-acre fire in the Maury Mountains
Central Oregonian - NewsLand managers are reminding the public to use caution with fire as conditions dry -
Back in Time
Central Oregonian - News1993: Two CCHS freshmen attend Oregon Health and Sciences University research program -
Driving for a cause
Central Oregonian - NewsRusty Nutz Cruz In and Poker Run event, planned for Friday, raising money for local Band of Brothers -
Library's summer reading program rocks
Central Oregonian - NewsCrook County Library announces the return of its award-winning Summer Reading Program -
Prineville man sentenced 20 years for stabbing
Central Oregonian - NewsAnthony Smith pleads no contest to assault, burglary, attempted rape charges -
Slow down and listen
Central Oregonian - NewsThe spiritual lesson to slow down and listen comes from an observant 2-year-old child -
Botulism leads to two deaths at South Junction
Central Oregonian - NewsAlthough sickness and occasionally death have resulted from improper canning of foods, it was a rarity in the… -
Vaccination exemptionrequests hit record high statewide
Central Oregonian - NewsHowever, rates in Crook County have stayed relatively flat during the past five years -
Local group presents the Keep Moving Challenge
Central Oregonian - NewsCrook County On The Move initiative launches monthly program to keep residents outdoors and active -
First 12 students benefit from hospital fund
Central Oregonian - NewsThe $1 million Pioneer Memorial Scholarship fund was created to serve Crook County residents -
Racing around the wetland
Central Oregonian - NewsThe wetland webfoot waddle will be held Saturday and is the first race to take place at the city park -
Back in Time
Central Oregonian - NewsSquare dance jamboree added to Prineville's Centennial celebration 50 years ago -
A rich history
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Crooked River Roundup has seen its share of ups and downs and changes over the years -
Honored to serve his country
Central Oregonian - NewsEric Bush has ascended the Oregon National Guard ranks during his years of military service -
School volunteers to get more extensive background checks
Central Oregonian - NewsSchool district chooses Background Investigation Bureau to perform more comprehensive national background… -
Sen. Wyden visits Prineville
Central Oregonian - NewsThe senator addresses a broad range of questions during his 899th town hall since 1996 -
2018 Rose Festival VIP winner chosen
Portland Tribune - NewsThe lucky winner in the Ultimate Rose Festival Experience Contest is from Aloha -
God offers us perfect mercy and forgiveness
Central Oregonian - NewsPray for God's grace so we can have mercy to forgive to those who have wronged us -
Crystal White Stearns was a matriarch of a ranching family
Central Oregonian - NewsBorn in Mitchell, she boarded in Prineville to attend Crook County High School -
Gray resigns as the treasurer, county looks to reorganize post
Central Oregonian - NewsDetails not provided, but longtime treasurer resigns and the county looks to bring on a CFO with accounting… -
1993: Goodman rescues young boy from creek
Central Oregonian - NewsCentral Oregon area residents treated to a solar eclipse 100 years ago in June
Outlook News
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Troutdale doctor pleads guilty to prescribing fake meds
Gresham Outlook - NewsCourt records say the 54-year-old, used the drugs on patients at her home based-office in Troutdale. -
News Briefs: Man arrested for restraining order violation
Gresham Outlook - NewsOther news: Try to pull a fire truck, and visit Guide Dogs for the Blind next week -
Gresham council approves direction for federal funds
Gresham Outlook - NewsGresham to receive more than $1.5M for local programs from the Federal government -
June 28 closure set on historic highway
Gresham Outlook - NewsTravelers will have access to Vista House through one-way road during closure -
Bulletin Board
Gresham Outlook - NewsSee what's happening around town with this listing of club and organization meetings, as well as ongoing… -
Small fire contained in Gorge
Gresham Outlook - NewsCause yet to be determined for blaze burning on steep terrain near Mitchell Point -
Officers justified in Gresham shooting
Gresham Outlook - NewsJury determines no criminal prosecution in May incident that left 24-year-old Dmitri Bullard dead -
Three people injured in street-racing crash
Gresham Outlook - NewsPortland police cite driver for reckless driving, careless driving and speed racing. -
Columbia Gorge trails reopen
Gresham Outlook - NewsVisitors urged to use extra caution while hiking in Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area -
Gresham police to conduct pedestrian awareness exercise
Gresham Outlook - NewsDepartment raising safety awareness for pedestrians through education campaign -
Nesbit named Troutdale's Citizen of the Year
Gresham Outlook - NewsSummerFest panel to honor longtime resident for historical preservation efforts -
Gresham man faces DUII charges
Gresham Outlook - NewsThree-vehicle collision closes highway for about three hours on Friday morning -
News Briefs
Gresham Outlook - NewsMetro parks free June 21, Scouts honored, June 23 road closure in downtown Troutdale -
Learning Log
Gresham Outlook - NewsMHCC honors instructors, Kiwanis give scholarships to 4 Corbett grads, fun library programs slated -
Cougar spotted near southwest Gresham
Gresham Outlook - NewsSeveral warning signs are now posted at Powell Butte Nature Park regarding sighting -
Police seek help identifying suspect
Gresham Outlook - NewsNaked man entered a woman's unlocked apartment and attempted to assault her on June 5 -
Troutdale nixes zoning changes, blocks apartments
Gresham Outlook - NewsDecision halts developer pending review by State Land-Use Board of Appeals. -
Buying a house? Don't make this mistake
Gresham Outlook - NewsGreg Rosen has specialized in helping folks in the Gresham to Mount Hood areas with 30 years of professional… -
Reynolds teachers endorse'pay cuts'
Gresham Outlook - NewsSchool board passes budget but tells admin to consider furlough days to replace some staff cuts -
Library's summer reading game kicks off
Gresham Outlook - NewsStarting June 15 kids can get prizes for literacy activities and attend super-fun shows and events -
Learning Log
Gresham Outlook - NewsBarlow grad gets scholarship, MHCC names new student government advisor, outdoor programs on tap -
Man gets 3 to 4 months for groping woman in PCC library
Portland Tribune - NewsKevin Taylor, 55, of Fairview, was convicted by a jury following the incident in November, 2016. -
Oregon, Comcast reach $155 million settlement
Gresham Outlook - NewsMultnomah County cities compensated in property tax dispute, Gresham unsure how much it will receive -
Fairview teen gets 12-year sentence for 2016 shooting
Gresham Outlook - NewsJamaine Oliver Jr., 19, was sentenced Friday, June 8, for a 2016 Gresham killing -
Mayor Bemis leads national youth task force
Gresham Outlook - NewsGresham's Mayor is heading a national group focused on getting young people more involved -
NEWS BRIEFS: Troutdale downtown sidewalk improvements continue
Gresham Outlook - NewsMore News: Citizenship classes offered, Flag Day Observance Day Ceremony in Gresham -
Playground to bring nature theme to Springdale School
Gresham Outlook - NewsCorbett Arts Program with Spanish teacher seeks to create unique space for play, learning -
Agencies make progress in reopening Gorge trails
Gresham Outlook - NewsODOT, U.S. Forest Service work to reopen stretch of Historic Columbia River highway -
Centennial budget includes staff cuts
Gresham Outlook - NewsSuperintendent decries difficult but necessary reductions, teachers worry about student impact -
Learning Log
Gresham Outlook - NewsCentennial wins national contest, district taps 2 new board members, Gresahm-Barlow honors staff -
MHCC adds sawmill to its educational arsenal
Gresham Outlook - NewsNatural Resources Technology students will use portlable unit to build skills for jobs -
Patrick Lynch Elementary names new principal
Gresham Outlook - NewsJeffrey Cerveny, a Centennial High and UofO graduate, comes from a California school district -
North Clackamas Chamber announces winners
Clackamas Review - NewsState Rep. Bill Kennemer being honored for lifetime achievement; Galli Murray of Clackamas County Behavioral… -
Legal Services Day clears $1.5 million in court fees
Portland Tribune - NewsHundreds gather at The Rosewood Initiative to redeem community service, drug treatment. -
Centennial renames 'Lynch' schools to Meadows and Powell Butte
Gresham Outlook - NewsStudents, staff and community participated in effort to change elementary school names -
Barlow High breaks ground on Bruins' den
Gresham Outlook - NewsA long-anticipated sports stadium is part of the remodel, school will get second story
Clackamas Review News
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AMR rescue lifeguards back at High Rocks
Clackamas Review - NewsSwift water rescue teams will start guarding the Clackamas River at High Rocks Park -
NAMI Clackamas welcomes 3 new board members
Clackamas Review - NewsLaura Canida, Mary Clark and Heather Canahai joined what is now a 13-member NAMI Clackamas Board -
MHS Jazz Band ends year on upbeat note
Clackamas Review - NewsGroup wins four awards, including sweepstakes, at Clackamas Community College competition -
Clackamas County commissioners call border separations…
Lake Oswego Review - NewsSonya Fischer reads a statement into the official record, denouncing the treatment of immigrant families -
Jazz ukulele workshop puts a twist on standards
Clackamas Review - NewsAcclaimed musicians Chee, Maisel make one local stop to teach at Milwaukie Center on June 28 -
Clackamas Review community calendar for June 20
Clackamas Review - NewsListings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in June 2018 -
Providence names Joe Yoder as COO for hospitals
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County locations in Oregon City, Milwaukie served by the hospitals -
Abernethy Performing Arts to present 'Goblin Market'
Clackamas Review - NewsThe piece combines song, ballet and various styles of dance in a magical setting -
Clackamas Fire participates in training conference
Clackamas Review - NewsFirefighters raise $100,000 to help burn vicitims at Legacy's center for Oregon -
Milwaukians call for fast passage of relocation assistance
Clackamas Review - NewsTenants, advocates, speak out in favor of policy to help people struggling in the city's housing crisis -
'The Shape of Speed' to open at Portland Art Museum
Clackamas Review - News1937 Lincoln Zephyr coupe owned by man with ties to Oregon City is part of exhibit opening June 16 -
Damon Mabee wants to be Oregon City's next mayor
Clackamas Review - NewsOC substitute teacher, planning commissioner files for election in November -
Clackamas County's graduating scholars rack up honors
Clackamas Review - NewsThis year's graduates from OC, North Clackamas, Gladstone, La Salle Prep earn scholarships, commendations -
Aspen Meadow Band to play benefit for local foster kids
Clackamas Review - NewsFree outdoor country music concert celebrating the innocence of childhood at 3 p.m. Saturday, June 16, at… -
Former Milwaukie police officer raising money for liver
Clackamas Review - NewsButch Bondietti's brother-in-law has been identified as willing, eligible donor -
Former state rep, neighbors to settle Oregon City park trespass…
Clackamas Review - NewsIllegal tree-cutting epidemic continues as commissioners set to consider settlement agreement -
Clackamas Review community calendar for June 13
Clackamas Review - NewsListings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in June 2018 -
North Clackamas Chamber announces winners
Clackamas Review - NewsState Rep. Bill Kennemer being honored for lifetime achievement; Galli Murray of Clackamas County Behavioral… -
CCHS premieres history lecture series in Oregon City
Clackamas Review - NewsAt 7 p.m. on June 13 author and retired journalist Gregory R. Nokes will present 'The Troubled Life of Peter… -
Help advise the Clackamas County's Arts Alliance
Clackamas Review - NewsDeadline for applications is June 13; contact Cheryl Snow at 503-720-0662 or [email protected] -
Clackamas firefighters train with night-vision tools
Clackamas Review - NewsDuring summer, more people drown in fast-moving waterways like the Clackamas River -
Grand Floral Parade splashes through the wet weather
Portland Tribune - NewsKiara Johnson crowned Rose Festival queen, the first ever to attend Parkrose High School. -
Operation Kidsafe plans Gladstone safety event
Clackamas Review - NewsVisit Kidsafe's booth from noon to 6 p.m. June 12 through June 15, and from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 16,… -
'FedEx Faker' strikes in Happy Valley, police say
Clackamas Review - NewsWoman wearing disguise steals packages on porches in Clackamas and Happy Valley on June 6. -
Clackamas Fire collecting life jackets for Meg's Moments
Clackamas Review - NewsFree 9 a.m. giveaway Saturday, July 7, at Barton Park, 19009 S.E. Barton Park Road, Boring -
Beavercreek artists open studios for 15th year
Clackamas Review - NewsOpen Studios of Beavercreek event set to run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 8, 9 and 10 -
Oregon City resident returns to dance in Portland Ballet
Clackamas Review - NewsNaomi Rux performs 'Up Close' June 8-10 at 6250 S.W. Capitol Highway, Portland -
Bill sacrifices Willamette Falls sea lions to save salmon
Portland Tribune - NewsSchrader calls for 100 mammals to be killed each year by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. -
School notes for June 6
Clackamas Review - NewsMemorial Day inspires students; CCC offers summer music camp, free accelerated program that is designed to… -
Judge to decide fate for Milwaukie library, Pond House
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County court to interpret May 2016 ballot measure authorizing $9.2M for library 'improvements' now… -
Oak Lodge garden tourreturns for second year
Clackamas Review - NewsOak Lodge Public Library Garden Tour set to run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 9 -
Environmental Learning Center to celebrate Discovery Day
Clackamas Review - NewsRestoration of Clackamas Community College's 5-acre outdoor lab, amenities complete -
Clackamas Review community calendar for June 6
Clackamas Review - NewsListings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in June 2018 -
50 years later, local recalls Robert Kennedy visit
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon City's Tom Geil took iconic photographs of RFK prior to senator's assassination -
Governor appoints 23-member Willamette Locks commission
Clackamas Review - NewsNext Willamette Falls Locks Commission meeting is scheduled for June 6 at West Linn City Hall -
Cops seek witnesses of Happy Valley crash injuring pedestrian
Clackamas Review - NewsCCSO: Greyson Mbock, 18, struck by motorcycle rider Joseph Castro, 20, both of Happy Valley
RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION
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Max's law shields young athletes
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How Max's injury became Max's Law
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Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion is a joint project
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Schools struggle to release concussion records
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Concussions: Payoffs and perils for athletes, schools
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Concussion project spurs student journalists, too
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Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes
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Aftermath: A life changed by brain injury
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Features
Nonprofit group hosts life jacket giveaway on Saturday
June 29, 2017
Moments for Life Jackets Inc. was created by family members of Meagan O'Meara-Clark, a woman who lost her life rafting on the Clackamas River.
Sustainable Life
EARTHTALK: Reviving bee population
June 23, 2018
Dear EarthTalk: What can I do to help bees back from massive die-offs in recent years?-Bill Gorman, Albuquerque, NM
Novick hired as environmental specialist at Oregon justice department
June 22, 2018
The NYU State Impact Center selected the department of the two-year grant-funded position in December.
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Street of Dreams to feature a tiny house
Proceeds of home sale will benefit Oregon benefits, with costs of the project donated. -
A forest full of food
Winslow Food Forest will host classes on creating food forests in urban settings. -
MORE RIDE SERVICES, MORE CONGESTION?
Portland is launching a study of how Uber and Lyft contribute to the city's increasingly clogged traffic, but studies and anecdotal data show they… -
Bee friendly, join pollinator celebration
Nonprofits team with Portland garden center to promote pollinator awareness. -
Go electric: State launches website to promote EVs
Transportation has been a sore point in state efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and greater use of electric vehicles can help fulfill… -
Mayor and River Hugger Swim Team trek across the Willamette River
The Human Access Project kicks off Willamette River swim season with Mayor Ted Wheeler -
Columbia Gorge trails reopen
Visitors urged to use extra caution while hiking in Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area -
Mayor wants to restrict plastic straws
City Council to consider resolution sponsored by Ted Wheeler on Wednesday directing city bureau to devise strategy for reducing use of plastic… -
To the top! Portland hosts tree climbing competition
International Society of Arboriculture hosts TCC at Irving Park on Saturday, June 16 in Portland. -
EARTHTALK Apple scores well in review of greener Electronics Gadget Makers
Dear EarthTalk: How do the big gadget-making companies (Apple, Samsung, etc.) stack up these days regarding their environmental footprint?-Doug… -
Visiting cattle mowing the lawn in pilot project
Cows helping weed while they graze at Howell Territorial Park on Sauvie Island -
County develops environmental health program
Three employees needed to fill out new program within Public Health Department -
Sandy River Gorge preservation party
Oregon Nature Conservancy seeks volunteers to help with restoration project. -
Edlen committed to sustainability
Mark Edlen reflects on evolution of sustainable development, growing role of social equity. -
Chinese company also wants to restart Newberg paper mill
Mill could provide a market for Oregon's recycled paper now languishing in recycling centers; in a turnaround, owner now says it might sell to a new… -
Farm groups question beehivesto justify solar panels on ag land
A solar project featuring honeybees in Oregon's Clackamas County is being appealed by farmland conservationists. -
Let PGE control your thermostat(you'll save energy and money)
Program designed to allow utility company reduce electricity use during peak hours. -
Xerces Society expands by uniting with Bee City USA
Portland-based conservation group will incorporate Bee City USA into its work, creating momentum in the pollinator movement. -
Trump plan to force subsidies for coal plants would raise rates
In Senate hearing, Oregon's Ron Wyden elicits testimony from Trump energy regulator that rates could rise $32 billion or more nationally. -
Destruction of mill appears imminent
Westrock puts conditions on potential sale that require buyer to destroy equipment critical to future operations -
Japanese beetle infestation eradication
The Japanese beetle eradication plan for Washington County has brought controversy from some Hillsboro residents. -
Taking inventory along the Clackamas River
Volunteers to catalog plants and animals that call Milo McIver park home during upcoming event -
¡Explorando at Thomas Cully Park!
Learn about the Columbia Slough watershed and help support a new park at this family-friendly event. -
Investigation probes health and environmental impacts from railroad tie plant in The Dalles
Blacks are more vulnerable to breathing creosote fumes because of genetic makeup, report notes.
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