Pacific NW Sportsmans Show 2019
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Jan 24, 2022
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Hillsboro unveils draft transportation system plan through 2040
With the current 20-year plan soon to expire, city planners are proposing a new plan to guide development.
Jan 21, 2022
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Metro chief promises visible progress on homeless crisis soon
President Lynn Peterson also criticizes the People for Portland group for increasing cynicism.
50 Something! News
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Lawmakers want to park suspended licenses for unpaid tickets
Some worry state practice hits poor people with an expensive legal double-whammy. -
PERS vote riles union fury toward Dems
Unions, loyal financial backers of Oregon Democrats, feel betrayed and consider putting their political money… -
Invasive pests may be lurking in your Christmas tree
Oregon Department of Forestry: Don't throw old trees in yards or forests where elongate hemlock scale could…
Central Oregonian News
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Growing up means change
Central Oregonian - NewsWe want to make changes each new year, but in our own strength, it is nearly impossible to succeed long term -
Smith Castle a luxurious house on the desert
Central Oregonian - NewsJohn A. Smith wanted to build a home that was not a castle or a mansion but a 'splendid house' -
The gratifying path of a higher education career
Central Oregonian - NewsThree new COCC staffers bring unique - and rewarding - contributions to the broader mission of higher… -
Carving out a niche in the custom leather industry
Central Oregonian - NewsLocal saddle maker, Hank Moss, learned from one of the world's best saddle makers, Pedro Pedrini, than… -
What do you want from Oregon's next governor?
Central Oregonian - NewsJournalists team up to host listening sessions with voters interested in shaping the upcoming election. -
1947: Arrests made in connection with series of burglaries
Central Oregonian - News1972: A man and his wife and son were arrested following a disturbance at Pioneer Memorial Hospital -
Prineville mayor gives State of the City address
Central Oregonian - NewsMayor Jason Beebe highlights successes of multiple city departments during COVID pandemic -
Students learn about Bill of Rights and US Constitution
Central Oregonian - NewsAnnual Constitution Day includes a presentation from Judges Daina Vitolins and Wade Whiting -
School district to send bond measure to May ballot
Central Oregonian - NewsBond to fund CTE programs, upgrades to Ward Rhoden Stadium, enhance outdoor facilities -
Crook County Rodders changes name
Central Oregonian - NewsThe local car club has made a change from a non-profit to a social club, and changed the name to Central… -
Holiday Partnership organizers report another successful run
Central Oregonian - NewsChristmas effort provided food boxes and gifts to nearly 1,300 local families in need last month -
Former deputy charged with sharing intimate images
Central Oregonian - NewsJoshua Oliveira resigned from Jefferson County Sheriff's Office without notice July 1 -
How do we change our social interness?
Central Oregonian - NewsMay we fill in the blanks with our God-given dynamism, and may our dynamism be more contagious than COVID -
Democrats name budget leader for Oregon House speaker
Central Oregonian - NewsDan Rayfield prevails over Janelle Bynum, who claims a deal with House leadership wasn't honored. -
Homestead becomes known as the County Line Ranch
Central Oregonian - NewsGeorge T. Sly, was the first postmaster and the office operated out of the family home -
Wet weather could help with drought
Central Oregonian - NewsHowever, the current long-term federal climate forecast doesn't anticipate a reversal of the historic drought -
Reflecting on a fresh start in 2022
Central Oregonian - NewsThe facility will also offer an online Oregon Humanities Conversation Project next week -
Oregon investigating private pop-up COVID-19 testing sites
Central Oregonian - NewsCenter for COVID Control under investigation after nationwide complaints of falsified, missing results -
The 1017 Project increases beef donations
Central Oregonian - NewsProject worked hard to be in a position to increase its beef donations by about 163% -
Surprise snowstorm
Central Oregonian - NewsPrineville was hit with nearly four inches of snow last week causing multiple vehicle slide-offs and delaying… -
Prineville woman injured in DUII head-on crash
Central Oregonian - NewsChevrolet Impala driven by Prineville man drove into the oncoming lane and struck vehicle -
Crook County Foundation seeking new leader
Central Oregonian - NewsDirector Brandi Ebner announces departure; board seeking applicants for vacancy -
more efficient space for local law enforcement
Central Oregonian - NewsPrineville Police Department has settled into new facility, providing better space for police officers and… -
CCSD staying the course amid omicron surge
Central Oregonian - NewsDistrict will continue extracurricular activities, sports while following existing health, safety guidelines -
Our lives are fading fast
Central Oregonian - NewsLive every day as though it may be your last day and remember, only God never gets sick and only God never… -
Launching the Biggest Little Rodeo in Oregon
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Sisters Rodeo was first held in 1943 but had an inconsistent start before finding a permanent home -
Oregon legislator seeks to give citizens voice on tolling
Central Oregonian - NewsClackamas County Republican Bill Kennemer hopes measure will tap into increasing voter frustration with… -
Your one-stop shop for new in '22
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Crook County Library offers a variety of materials for the goals you have set as we start the new year -
Clackamas meat distributor issues mass recall over E. coli fears
Central Oregonian - NewsOver 28,000 pounds of ground beef recalled Thursday by Interstate Meat Distributors -
SoS: Nick Kristof does not qualify to run for governor
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Yamhill native and former New York Times columnist criticized the decision and said he will appeal. -
Kotek to step down early as Oregon House speaker
Central Oregonian - NewsDemocratic candidate for governor sets Jan. 21 for departure as leader and member; succession is unclear. -
More than a quick stop
Central Oregonian - NewsThe property in location of the old Boss Hoggs Smoke Shop is under new ownership -
1997: Police discover burglary not armed
Central Oregonian - News1972: 'Error in semantics' leads to dismissal of embezzlement charges against local woman -
Peter Courtney will leave Legislature after record 38 years
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Salem Democrat championed mental health and the institution itself; he has led the Senate for a record 20… -
Local health leaders bracing for omicron
Central Oregonian - NewsDelta variant surge has waned in Crook County but omicron variant expected to result in another COVID surge -
A legacy paved by example
Central Oregonian - NewsRecently retired City Street Supervisor Scott Smith always took his job seriously and has felt responsibility…
Outlook News
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Out of stock
Gresham Outlook - NewsResidents in Clackamas and East Multnomah counties search for at-home COVID-19 tests in midst of shortage -
Portland Police seek fatal hit-and-run driver
Gresham Outlook - NewsPedestrian struck, killed Saturday, Jan. 22, in East County; suspect fled scene -
BREAKING: Gresham Chamber, Walker Travel severely damaged by fire
Gresham Outlook - NewsGresham Chamber hub, Walker Travel shared building at 1005 N. Main Ave. damaged by alleged arson -
East County Houseless Forum seeks places to rest
Gresham Outlook - NewsPanel of experts shine light on East County's houseless community and solutions for elected leaders. -
Gresham man receives prestigious UniFirst Corporation award
Gresham Outlook - NewsFelipe Duran one of 14 honored by 14,000-employee company for his hard work, customer relations -
Reynolds program builds greenhouses
Gresham Outlook - NewsCommunity Transition Program helps students with disabilities learn independence -
East County legislators to host virtual town hall
Gresham Outlook - NewsRep. Zach Hudson, Sen. Chris Gorsek to share priorities, listen to constituents during online gathering -
'Wonder Woman' celebrates 30 years of saving weddings
Gresham Outlook - NewsLisa Day, Hems in a Hurry, hits major business milestone while operating in Gresham -
What do you want from Oregon's next governor?
Gresham Outlook - NewsJournalists team up to host listening sessions with voters interested in shaping the upcoming election. -
District seeks input for vacant elementary building
Gresham Outlook - NewsGresham community asked to share ideas on what to do with the West Gresham Elementary Building -
East County News: Schools go virtual with staffing shortages
Gresham Outlook - NewsCentennial, Gresham-Barlow, Reynolds districts affected; Spot bald eagles in the Gorge -
Ricki Ruiz resigns from Reynolds School Board
Gresham Outlook - NewsRuiz cites responsibilities as a state legislator as the reason for his resignation -
Powell Butte Elementary shifts to distance learning
Gresham Outlook - NewsPowell Butte is the only Centennial school not to return to in-person instruction -
Democrats name budget leader for Oregon House speaker
Gresham Outlook - NewsDan Rayfield prevails over Janelle Bynum, who claims a deal with House leadership wasn't honored. -
Flurry of roadwork scheduled for Interstate 84, Gorge
Gresham Outlook - NewsODOT crews to complete improvements, maintenance that will cause closures and delays -
Green housing comes to town
Gresham Outlook - NewsEnergy efficient, sustainably built apartment opens in East Multnomah County -
Reynolds schools close for two days
Gresham Outlook - NewsReynolds joins Centennial, Gresham-Barlow as each close schools due to staffing shortages -
Service nonprofits could get grants from Beaverton church group
Gresham Outlook - NewsThe Southminster Presbyterian Church Foundation has more than $13,000 to distribute to eligible organizations. -
Schnitzer, SnowCap team up to feed hungry in East County
Gresham Outlook - NewsDonation of $20,000 funds 600 food boxes, feeds thousands during Gresham Station distribution -
Staffing shortages cause Gresham-Barlow schools to close
Gresham Outlook - NewsHigh number of staff absences pushes the Gresham-Barlow School District to cancel school -
Centennial schools to close
Gresham Outlook - NewsA high number of staff absences has caused the Centennial School Board to close all district schools for one… -
Multnomah County poised to remove farmland home-building process
Gresham Outlook - NewsCounty officials say the data needed to permit home-building on certain farmlands is no longer available. -
Around Estacada
Estacada News - NewsOur weekly calendar of local activities, public meetings and other events around the Estacada area. -
Around Estacada
Estacada News - NewsOur weekly calendar of local activities, public meetings and other events around the Estacada area. -
Oregon investigating private pop-up COVID-19 testing sites
Gresham Outlook - NewsCenter for COVID Control under investigation after nationwide complaints of falsified, missing results -
Gresham-Barlow adopts test-to-stay protocol
Gresham Outlook - NewsDistrict also implements test-to-return program for those exposed to COVID-19 outside of school -
Delayed ODOT vote may impact I-205 tolling decision
Gresham Outlook - NewsAt Clackamas County's request, state postpones potential transportation plan changes that must take place… -
Fairview names Philip Morley next city manager
Gresham Outlook - NewsCity Council unanimously votes for Morley to step into the position beginning Feb. 1. -
New Oregon bill attempts to curb catalytic converter thefts
Gresham Outlook - NewsSen. Gorsek-sponsored SB 803 went into effect Jan. 1; addresses issue at point-of-sale with new regulations -
District warns of possible transition to online learning
Gresham Outlook - NewsGresham-Barlow School District said staffing shortages are to blame for a potential shift to distance… -
Oregon Department of Human Services opening Gresham building
Gresham Outlook - NewsODHS to offer child welfare services and self-sufficiency programs along 223rd Avenue. -
County art competition offers $1,000 for winners
Gresham Outlook - NewsThe art competition's theme this year is how flavored tobacco impacts the community -
TriMet to limit 20 bus lines starting Monday
Gresham Outlook - NewsThe regional transit agency will reduce service 9% on Jan. 10 because of severe staffing shortage. -
New Gresham vintage store inspired by past, family
Gresham Outlook - NewsPoppy + Dale Vintage curates clothing, furniture, homeware and more along Main Avenue. -
Oregon legislator seeks to give citizens voice on tolling
Gresham Outlook - NewsClackamas County Republican Bill Kennemer hopes measure will tap into increasing voter frustration with… -
Gresham police record 175 shootings in 2021
Gresham Outlook - NewsData shows shootings nearly doubled from 2020 as the city faces a short-staffed police department
Clackamas Review News
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Victim identified in fatal Thursday hit-and-run
Clackamas Review - NewsUPDATE: The driver who fled the crash on Southeast McLoughlin Boulevard has been arrested and identified. -
Happy Valley seeks to expand veterans memorial
Clackamas Review - NewsCity looks to install sculpture, engrave war timeline along labyrinth in plaza -
Citizens Bank giving $5,000 in scholarships for high school grads
Clackamas Review - NewsMarch 1 application deadline set for visit to branch, typed essay, completed form -
Oregon City commissioners vote 3-2 on homeless permit
Clackamas Review - NewsWith good-neighbor agreement still being worked on, Father's Heart Street Ministry can continue warming… -
Clackamas County approves regional supportive housing contract
Clackamas Review - NewsCommissioners approve plan to deliver about $24M annually to address chronic homelessness -
Janelle Bynum: 'We can do better' on police accountability
Clackamas Review - NewsState rep says Clackamas County settlement shows need for 'conversation on how we treat children when they… -
What do you want from Oregon's next governor?
Clackamas Review - NewsJournalists team up to host listening sessions with voters interested in shaping the upcoming election. -
Recall Mark Shull campaign recaps first-year progress
Clackamas Review - NewsOrganizers say past 12 months show Clackamas County commissioner continuing to act irresponsibly -
Pedestrian likely killed by Oregon City hit-and-run driver
Oregon City News - NewsUPDATE: Police seeking tips about Milwaukie's Marcos Pinto Balam getting hit by vehicle in Canemah -
Pedestrian likely killed by Oregon City hit-and-run driver
Clackamas Review - NewsUPDATE: Police seeking tips about Milwaukie's Marcos Pinto Balam getting hit by vehicle in Canemah -
Responding to recall, Mark Shull attacks the messenger
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County commissioner's year in office includes refusal to apologize for Holocaust meme -
'Take the dais' threat reported during tense Clackamas meeting
Clackamas Review - NewsCounty commission to meet virtually indefinitely after crowded meeting ends in unrest -
Milwaukie to commemorate 80th anniversary of internment
Clackamas Review - NewsJapanese American Museum of Oregon partners with city to produce historical lecture. -
Tigard, Milwaukie companies acquired by Washington group
Clackamas Review - NewsMerger of three firms creates the largest in-home care company in the Pacific Northwest. -
Woman, 21, injured in Clackamas Square shooting
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County Sheriff's Office detectives is seeking tips on incident in parking lot. -
Democrats name budget leader for Oregon House speaker
Clackamas Review - NewsDan Rayfield prevails over Janelle Bynum, who claims a deal with House leadership wasn't honored. -
Unmasked crowd occupies Clackamas County meeting room
Clackamas Review - NewsChair Tootie Smith moves to virtual format after group refuses to comply with state administrative rules -
Gladstone elementary school adds second counselor this year
Clackamas Review - NewsArt therapy builds on schoolwide strategies to help students navigate stress, anxiety of pandemic -
Milwaukie seeks nominees to be honored as top volunteer
Clackamas Review - NewsWinner can be resident of city or member of nonprofit organization/business that serves area -
Former interim Gladstone fire chief dies over the holidays
Clackamas Review - NewsJeff Smith, who took interim command of department, to be remembered at a Jan. 22 celebration of life service. -
Clackamas Rotarians to host six Oregon gubernatorial candidates
Clackamas Review - NewsRick Rogoway organized programs as a way for club members, visitors to meet candidates in person prior to May… -
North Clackamas schools to close Friday due to COVID-19 surge
Clackamas Review - NewsSchool district halts operations as COVID cases increase tenfold following winter break -
Washington County nonprofits split nearly $900,000 in grants
Clackamas Review - NewsThe Oregon Business Development Department distributed $8.75 million in grants to assist small businesses -
Oregon City reunion celebrates transition to lifesavers
Clackamas Review - NewsGladstone's Dennis Marsh helped ambulance 'drivers' become trained emergency first responders -
Oregon investigating private pop-up COVID-19 testing sites
Clackamas Review - NewsCenter for COVID Control under investigation after nationwide complaints of falsified, missing results -
Clackamas County educators receive $3,000 for special projects
Clackamas Review - NewsNorth Clackamas first-grade teacher, Molalla-based Oregon Outreach instructor get $1,500 each -
Delayed ODOT vote may impact I-205 tolling decision
Clackamas Review - NewsAt Clackamas County's request, state postpones potential transportation plan changes that must take place… -
Ex-Clackamas staffer sentenced to 90 days jail for bias crime
Clackamas Review - NewsCollin Michael Williams, 21, also receives 60 months probation after guilty plea for August 2021 incident -
Clackamas first responders to digitize emergency radio system
Clackamas Review - NewsNew communication channels to replace analog methods described as outdated, failing -
Anneke Bloomfield to tell her story of courage in Gladstone
Clackamas Review - NewsHolocaust survivor was 5 years old when she escaped the Netherlands; presentation scheduled for Jan. 13 -
Free health clinic coming to Clackamas Community College campus
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas Volunteers in Medicine relocating to CCC to expand services, increase access -
TriMet to limit 20 bus lines starting Monday
Clackamas Review - NewsThe regional transit agency will reduce service 9% on Jan. 10 because of severe staffing shortage. -
Gladstone elected official writes to rescind 'verbal resignation'
Clackamas Review - NewsCity Councilor Matt Tracy now plans to complete the rest of his term in office through 2022 -
Oregon legislator seeks to give citizens voice on tolling
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County Republican Bill Kennemer hopes measure will tap into increasing voter frustration with… -
Clackamas County COVID-19 cases surge to new peak
Clackamas Review - NewsHighly transmissible omicron variant likely to strain hospital capacity in coming weeks, health officials say -
Clackamas meat distributor issues mass recall over E. coli fears
Clackamas Review - NewsOver 28,000 pounds of ground beef recalled Thursday by Interstate Meat Distributors
Wheels
2022 Genesis GV70 AWD 3.5T: Award-winning performance
January 21, 2022
The new luxury compact SUV was named Northwest Outdoor Activity Vehicle of the Year .
2022 Mitsubishi Outlander is all-new and improved
January 18, 2022
The completely redesigned compact crossover SUV comes standard with a third down of seats.
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Nokian launches new line of all-weather, all-terrain tires for pickups and SUVs
The Outpost AT and APT lines are suitable for driving in restricted Oregon winter conditions. -
All-new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross: Small SUV, big success
Think of the company's newest crossover as a quality entry-level SUV with available all-wheel-drive. -
2022 Honda Civic Hatchback: The sportiest new version yet
The hatchback version of the popular compact is available with a manual or CVT transmission that performs well. -
Toyota's RAV4 Prime is the plug-in hybrid you want
The compact SUV can go up to 42 miles on electricity before switching to convention hybrid mode. -
2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz: Hot small truck competitor
The all-new compact pickup looks wild but is a real truck with available all-wheel-drive. -
Electric Vehicles make news at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show
All-electric vehicles are breakout products at the 2022 edition of the annual high tech show. -
2022 Toyota Sienna XSE Hybrid: Stylish, practical, economical family hauler.
The sporty version of Toyota minivan looks great and is available with all-wheel-drive. -
The M240i xDrive is BMW's best sports coupe
This is a car that would be at home on any race track, or on your morning commute. -
2022 Subaru Forester Wilderness: Adventure-ready family hauler
The new off-road package also improves day-to-day driving of the popular compact SUV. -
All-new 2022 Subaru WRX is the best yet
The newest performance compact is still a great sports car you can drive every day. -
2021 Mustang Mach-E GT AWD: Award-winning performance
The performance version of Ford's all-electric crossover SUV exceeds expectations. -
2021 Ford Bronco is serious competition for the Jeep Wrangler
The all-new Bronco looks, feels and drives like it is ready to take on the world. -
2022 Nissan Frontier: Complete redesign produces best version yet
New styling, interior and technologies keeps the pickup competitive in the tough midsize market. -
Toyota's Venza Hybrid offers economy, comfort, and utility
The two-row midsize SUV offers more room in the rear seats than three-row competitors. -
2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness: More capable than ever
Off-road upgrades also improve day-to-day driving in the Pacific Northwest. -
Lexus ES hybrid sedan gets a crucial update for 2022
An F Sport option package is now available on the hybrid that gets over 40 miles per gallon in day-to-day driving.
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