Jan 07, 2020
Beaverton Valley Times - News
Beaverton council sets hearings on far-reaching charter changes
Public can speak on Jan. 14 and 28 on revisions to the 40-year-old document. The changes, which would go to voters in a single measure May 19, would replace the elected mayor with a council-appointed manager as the city's chief executive. The mayor and councilors also would face term limits.
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Knights of Columbus donate coats for Beaverton schools
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe jackets will be distributed through the Beaverton School District's Clothes Closet program. -
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans
Portland Tribune - NewsSome lawmakers urge incentives instead of big steps limiting greenhouse gas emissions to avoid repeat of… -
Judge's ruling puts carbon-reduction initiatives back on track
Portland Tribune - NewsDecision overturns secretary of state action and means proposed ballot measures do not violate Oregon's… -
Tualatin couple builds 'she-sheds'
The Times - NewsThe backyard buildings can be used to house craft studios or serve as a small office. -
Oregon lawmakers unholster new gun-safety proposal
Portland Tribune - NewsProponents say measure could reduce gun deaths and injuries, but opponents dislike one-size-fits-all approach. -
Sebastian Sylvester Meighan found guilty of child sex abuse
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsMeighan's crimes against a child family member took place over the course of an eight-year period. -
Teen 'Jeopardy!' winner raises $200K for cancer research
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAvi Gupta announces the funds raised will be donated to Knight Cancer Institute for pancreatic cancer… -
New Aloha drop-in center for homeless youth holds open house
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsHomePlate Youth Services has a new drop-in resource center for homeless youth across from Aloha High School. -
Beaverton Police Log: Jan. 6-12, 2020
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThis week's calls include: a vacuum scam, fighting over laundry and an entangling engagement. -
Good and bad news for Oregon's public pension system
The Times - NewsOfficials tell Washington County Public Affairs Forum that preliminary 2019 earnings will reduce projected… -
New Oregon task force examines overlooked issue of labor…
Portland Tribune - NewsAwareness of sex trafficking has risen while labor trafficking crimes have gone unprosecuted. The attorney… -
Washington County seeks comment on equity resolution
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsCommissioners will take it up Feb. 25; aim is to promote diversity, equity and inclusion in county government,… -
Washington County King Day celebration will feature Urban League…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe 17th annual event by the Human Rights Council is 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, at Walters Cultural Arts… -
Catlin Gabel faces $4.5M lawsuit over sexual abuse
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsFormer student says the Portland-area school failed to properly handle claims of molestation, resulting in… -
Young elected officials and others will discuss political…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWashington County Public Affairs Forum program Jan. 20 will feature Metro councilor, Tigard-Tualatin School… -
Les AuCoin hopes memoir inspires, removes 'shackles'
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsFormer congressman who led the way for Democrats to win in Washington County writes about joy and pain in a… -
Open seats draw competitors in Washington County districts
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsOne senator seeks statewide office; three representatives are retiring after a decade or more of service.… -
Documents show Oregon judges' struggle with ICE courthouse…
Portland Tribune - NewsNewly disclosed records highlight attempts to curb immigration action that increased tensions with federal… -
Cyber attack halts training for thousands of Oregon state…
Portland Tribune - NewsChristmas Day attack on the state's iLearn web program left thousands unable to access mandatory training. -
Lawmakers try to rebuild greenhouse gas proposal
Portland Tribune - NewsNew plan headed to February session hinges on system of emission allowances that can be bought and sold. -
Three Washington County offices draw two candidates each so far
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsCommissioner Rogers, Sheriff Garrett both have challengers; two have filed for District 1 commissioner… -
Candlelight vigil to be held Friday evening for Allyson Watterson
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSearchers continue to look for the missing Hillsboro woman in the rural North Plains area. -
Beaverton School District employee dies at work
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsRobert Jowdy, 48, died unexpectedly while working at high school over winter break -
Nonprofits, state office try to reverse civics education decline
Portland Tribune - NewsLegislative attempts to mandate social studies in Oregon classrooms flop . Secretary of state's office shifts… -
Deputy Secretary of State Vial resigns
Portland Tribune - NewsHe has been floated as a possible Republican candidate for secretary of state. -
Mayor: For Beaverton, it would be hard to top 2019
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsDenny Doyle, in final year of third term, looks to opening of Public Safety Center in spring as public and… -
Public pension system is focus of next Washington County Forum
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsOregon PERS director, Hillsboro School District official will discuss what the multibillion-dollar unfunded… -
Bonamici in majority on House vote to require congressional OK…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsFour Oregon Democrats vote yes, lone Republican no, on largely party-line vote. Senate, with a Republican… -
Finding 'words have consequences,' judge throws out Boquist…
Portland Tribune - NewsLegal fight related to GOP walkout alleged that Senate President Courtney and others violated Boquist's… -
Oregon secretary of state sued again over ballot decisions
Portland Tribune - NewsEnvironmentalists trying to get before Oregon voters later this year contend the state acted illegally in… -
Beaverton Police Log: Dec. 30, 2019 - Jan. 5, 2020
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThis week's calls include: leg pain, a businessman betrayed and an improperly disposed of cigarette. -
Washington County Museum changes name to Five Oaks Museum
Beaverton Valley Times - FeaturesThe name change is apart of other structural changes the museum is taking part in. -
Celebration of life to be held for Nabila Maazouz
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe 14-year-old who died at SHARC late last year will be remembered at a public event Jan. 9 in Hillsboro. -
Police officers named in fatal shooting
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsWashington County Sgt. James Haxton and Hillsboro Officer Christopher Taaca are on leave after using deadly… -
Beaverton man sentenced after car chase, standoff in Aloha
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsProsecutors said Isaiah Mohr injured a sheriff's deputy, broke into a house and threw eggs. -
Gonzalez appointed Metro Council's deputy president
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe first Mexican American elected to the regional government stood up to racist Facebook messages last year.
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Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans
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Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning blaze
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Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at convention
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I-5 Rose Quarter project cost balloons to near $795 million
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Horner takes helm at key Portland housing nonprofit
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Oregon lawmakers unholster new gun-safety proposal
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In a nod to base, Oregon Democratic Party recognizes staff union
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Judge's ruling puts carbon-reduction initiatives back on track
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E-scooter study results: better use a helmet
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OMSI is 75. Here's how the Oregon museum is staying fresh
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Mt. Hood Community College cuts seven academic programs
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Iranian Americans in Oregon react to mounting U.S.-Iran tensions
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New Oregon task force examines overlooked issue of labor trafficking
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PPB: Stand-off at Parkrose apartment ends with man's arrest
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Hip treatment keeps Courtney from Oregon Capitol
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'Tiny' Toese gets probation for Portland assault, D.A. says
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Catlin Gabel faces $4.5 million sex abuse lawsuit
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Two men plead guilty in May Day brawl at Cider Riot
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A TRIBUTE TO VETERANS
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Portrait of service
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Covert missions in Laos lead to postwar problems
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Club officer in charge of morale, not morals
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What was it like to be at Omaha Beach on D-Day?
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Molalla man has spent nearly 40 years helping soldiers
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Navy provides fulfilling 23-year career for Warren woman
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Wilsonville veteran participates in night raids over Japan
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Loop discovers all he needs in a 'big book'
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Army Ranger hit with shrapnel that felt like 'bad bee sting'
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Only a stroke could ground this fighter pilot
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Exploring the world through military service
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Stake out a spot to watch Veterans Day parade
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Father inspired Estacada resident toward lifetime of service
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Service and sacrifice of veterans goes beyond the battlefield
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Beaverton vet heads up active support organization
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