Happy Valley News August 2020
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Five Happy Valley businesses get Shirts for Good profits
Clackamas Review - NewsGrassroots effort aims to help locals impacted by the economic repercussions of COVID-19 -
DHS: Missing Oregon City family at risk
Clackamas Review - NewsApril Moore and her partner, Aaron Elkins, disappeared after birth of son, Isaiah -
New mural underway in downtown Milwaukie
Clackamas Review - NewsJoe Riso began work June 22 on the $11,500 art project and anticipates finishing by the end of August.
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Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January
Clackamas Review - NewsCompetition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March -
Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
Portland Tribune - NewsAppointments and a mask are now required in order to visit an Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles field… -
Oregon reports 299 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths
Clackamas Review - NewsWeekly report also shows rise in cases, percentage of positive tests between July 27 and Aug. 2. -
Oregon City musician to perform at Berry Bash
Clackamas Review - NewsRae Gordon to sing at Liepold Farms, where acrage in Clackamas County used for safe concerts -
Oak Lodge creates fund for water customer assistance
Clackamas Review - NewsProgram implemented in direct response to COVID-19 pandemic, associated economic downturn -
Mt. Hood National Forest leaders announce ban on campfires
Clackamas Review - NewsThe order comes after Forest Service crews extinguished more than 100 abandoned campfires during July -
Clackamas County lost 951 jobs to offshoring since 2017
Clackamas Review - NewsNew report shows Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Wilsonville and West Linn hit hard by trade-related jobs loss -
Clackamas County asking state for alternative to tolling I-205
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon City, Gladstone, Canby, West Linn and Lake Oswego want a 'no toll, no build' option added to list of… -
Milwaukie calls on county to fast-track new cities
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas County responds that it plans to leave incorporation decisions to local residents -
Snap Fitness Happy Valley expands into competitor's space
Clackamas Review - News5-year-old business takes over 21,600 square feet from B-Fit next door, near Grocery Outlet -
David Emami again hopes to make Oregon history
Clackamas Review - NewsFirst Iranian-American to serve on city council in state files for election to the position in November -
Clackamas River Water Providers: Help endangered salmon
Clackamas Review - NewsCustomers asked to help with fall fish runs by reducing or shutting off outdoor watering in August -
Diverse team at Clackamas GEICO office
Clackamas Review - NewsInsurance agents are fluent in Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian, Romanian, German, Chinese, Japanese and… -
Gov. Brown calls Aug. 10 special session to balance state budget
Clackamas Review - NewsLeaders already were at work on $1 billion plan blending cuts and fund shifts, but no federal aid. -
Clackamas County headed in right direction on COVID-19
Clackamas Review - NewsMetro region's public health indicators make progress toward meeting all six criteria set by state for… -
Brown creates Racial Justice Council to change programs, policies
Clackamas Review - NewsThe Oregon governor creates new advisory group to shape next state budget and more. -
Oregon City Farmers Market SNAP customers now get $20 match
Clackamas Review - NewsGrant from city, Metro allows low-income customers to double their dollars on state-provided Oregon Trail card -
Police seek witnesses to Oregon City McDonald's assault
Clackamas Review - NewsMale victim undergoes surgery at OHSU after receiving stabbing wound from another man -
Gladstone, North Clackamas schools to begin virtually
Clackamas Review - NewsSchool districts decide to start the 2020-21 school year with online learning -
Clackamas County residents mostly have positive outlook
Clackamas Review - NewsDespite COVID-19, survey shows majority is generally happy with quality of life, services -
Clackamas County businesses get land-use flexibility
Clackamas Review - NewsTemporary modifications to ordinances aim to allow for more reopenings with physical distancing -
Milwaukie driver arrested for DUII; Sandy woman dies
Clackamas Review - NewsHighway 224 crash kills 46-year-old Cynthia Martin; 51-year-old Kurtiss Orcutt arrested -
Happy Valley transportation plan comments sought
Clackamas Review - NewsProject seeks to improve north-south travel on a proposed route that runs through Gresham along 181st Avenue,… -
State awards $216K to Gladstone School District preschool
Clackamas Review - NewsPreschool Promise program serves children with disabilities and low-income children -
Governor: Counties must lower COVID-19 case numbers for…
Clackamas Review - NewsCurrently, only one county in Oregon meets the standards that would allow for in-school instruction. -
Clackamas County seeking more COVID-19 response dollars
Clackamas Review - NewsAdministrator signs agreement for HUD homeless vouchers, reimbursement from state of Oregon -
Oregon sees record-high 14 deaths from virus on Tuesday,…
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon Health Authority Director Patrick Allen issues a message of condolence as agency also reports 342 new… -
Happy Valley teens receive national honor for tobacco fight
Clackamas Review - NewsHigh school students spearhead education about dangers of nicotine with Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids -
Two nonprofits awarded MJ Murdock Charitable Trust grants
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon City's Parrott Creek Child & Family Services receives $168K; Lake Oswego's Children's Literacy Project… -
Calls to defund police find little traction in suburbs
Clackamas Review - NewsPortland's largest suburban communities approach police reform and budget cuts with caution -
Clackamas Community College students build sign for food pantry
Clackamas Review - NewsThough everyone was wearing masks, the pride of donating to SnowCap Community Charities in Gresham was… -
UPDATE: Missing Beaverton teen found safe
Clackamas Review - NewsEmmeline Tesch, 16, reported missing after leaving park with no phone, food or water -
Willamette Falls Trust apologizes for harming tribes
Clackamas Review - NewsGroup's contractor MASS Design Group displayed cultural insensitivity in public presentation, Grand Ronde says -
Oregon governor announces new steps to curb spread of coronavirus
Clackamas Review - NewsAs numbers rise, children must wear face coverings, outdoor venues now at 100, restaurants and bars close… -
Students heading back to class will need masks
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon will distribute 5 million masks for school children and staff to help them stay safe under updated… -
Falcon fledgings mark reopening of Madrone Wall Park
Clackamas Review - NewsPredatory birds nest for third year on Clackamas County-owned basalt cliff in the Damascus area.
Regional News
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Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
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Portland cleans tear gas residue off downtown drains
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Gresham celebrates first Black man to serve on City Council
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Portland: Feds suffer 277 injuries but no lasting blindness
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1,500 electric bikes hitting Portland streets next month
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Wall of Moms leader ousted after clash
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Portland protests stay calm as state troopers take watch
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Council bars Portland police from working with feds
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Portland mayor apologizes for use of tear gas on protesters
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Portland police: July homicides spike, most in 30 years
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Federal courthouse architects: It's just a manmade structure
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Legislators float new idea: Move fed courthouse out of Portland
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Black-led group Reimagine Oregon unveils sweeping reforms
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Oregon leaders honor John Lewis as 'fierce warrior'
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Barr: Portland protests 'an assault on U.S. government'
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Hardesty talks policy as police union demands investigation
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Portland's Saturday night protest declared riot, arrests made
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DOJ: Feds to stay in Portland until protests stay peaceful
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