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Jul 16, 2018 Clackamas Review - News

Milwaukie's Evergreen Thrift to close July 21

Guardian's contractor is using the thrift store as their construction trailer for development across street; new five-story development at site will be part of the Coho Point at Kellogg Creek project sponsored by the city of Milwaukie

Jul 12, 2018 Clackamas Review - News

Lennar to pay $200K to 'mitigate' Jennings Lodge development

Feds don't step in to save old-growth trees, historic buildings at controversial 72-home development

Jul 10, 2018 Clackamas Review - News

Oregon City faith-healing couple plead guilty in infant's death

Mitchells write letter to other members of the Followers of Christ Church discouraging deadly practice

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Stacie Moncrief appointed to Gladstone School Board

Clackamas Review - News

Principal of Gilbert Park Elementary School in the David Douglas School District is a 13-year resident of…
Red Cross issues urgent call for blood donors

Clackamas Review - News

To schedule an appointment to donate, visit RedCrossBlood.org or call 800-733-2767
OCPD, Gladstone cops make arrests during recent stings

Clackamas Review - News

Oregon Impact funds recent high-visibility enforcement program in Gladstone, pedestrian safety enforcement…
William Blanas resigns from Clackamas River Water governing board

Clackamas Review - News

Deadline for applications to the vacant seat is Monday, Aug. 6; those interested can apply at crwater.com
Beat the heat at Clackamas County cooling centers

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Clackamas County Health Officer Dr. Sarah Present: It's important for people to know the warning signs of…
Brandon Paxton is back as face of Clackamas Fire District

Clackamas Review - News

Lt. Steve Hoffeditz recently completed his three-year commitment as public information officer and has retired
Milwaukie garden wins Rose Festival award

Clackamas Review - News

Sara Hite Memorial Rose Garden wins annual Royal Rosarian Rose Garden Contest
Milwaukie, PGE join forces for vehicle charging hub

Clackamas Review - News

Newest 'Electric Avenue' will be on Highway 99E between Southeast Jackson and Monroe streets
Oregon City pair arrested for dealing meth, child neglect

Clackamas Review - News

Gregory Reddon and Tina Anderson charged after month-long investigation into home on Longview Way.
Free concert marks 175th anniversary of Oregon Trail

Clackamas Review - News

Trail Band will play at 6 p.m. Friday, July 27, on the lawn of the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive…
Clackamas County paramedic earns national honors

Clackamas Review - News

American Medical Response's Robert Aberle recounts dramatic rescue in local forest last year
Martha Spiers named leader of Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine

Clackamas Review - News

Licensed clinical social worker previously elected to a seat on the Oregon City School Board
Damascus pickup will shine on Sunday

Clackamas Review - News

July 15 Concours d'Elegance in Forest Grove to celebrate '100 Years of Chevy Trucks'
Milwaukie Lions Club member collecting cans to support community

Clackamas Review - News

Can and bottle drive set for Saturday, July 14, in the parking lot at the Bomber Restaurant on McLoughlin…
Board mulls possible change in Clackamas County Sheriff's Office

Clackamas Review - News

With the sheriff refusing to attend July 10 meeting, elected officials restricted in moving forward on CCSO…
Clackamas Review community calendar for July 11

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Listings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in July 2018
Beavercreek teen attends prestigious medical conference

Clackamas Review - News

Emerson Chase in top 3 percent of Oregon Connections Academy's 2018 graduating class
Projects underway to help Clackamas County's homeless

Clackamas Review - News

Various groups unite to reopen, expand low-income services in urban areas of county
Police: Package thief arrested after crashing stolen car

Clackamas Review - News

Dylan Leif Young, 20, was arrested on Friday, July 6, in Happy Valley, police say.
WinCo opens in Oregon City

Clackamas Review - News

WinCo Foods opened its 123rd store - and it's 23rd in Oregon - on June 21 at 19701 Highway 213
Happy Valley juvenile driver seriously hurt at Gov't Camp

Clackamas Review - News

The juvenile and several others were hurt on Saturday, July 7, while driving near Government Camp.
UPDATE: 60-year-old with dementia has been found

Clackamas Review - News

Mark Nylund walked away from his home in the 12000 block of Southeast Solstice Court, police say.
Clackamas County contributes $200,000 toward new Milwaukie bridge

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Water Environment Services finalizes agreement to help fund construction of $2.8 million project
Constituent calls police on canvassing lawmaker

Clackamas Review - News

The incident spurred the creation of the hashtag CampaigningWhileBlack and made national headlines
Person wounded in Gladstone shooting

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The victim told police the assailant was a skinny Hispanic man with short hair.
David Marquardt, Oregon City bus driver, wins safety awards

Clackamas Review - News

Winner of competitions transports students from Beavercreek Elementary, Oregon City High School and Ogden…
Board's review of sheriff's office report won't include sheriff

Clackamas Review - News

Craig Roberts says lawsuit prevents him from attending July 10 session on review of shortcomings and…
Ban on food taxes would be a first

Clackamas Review - News

What will soon be titled Measure 103 could affect taxes on fuel, bottle deposits and even state Medicaid…
Merkley: Bipartisan opposition only hope to derail Trump nominee…

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Oregon Democrat tells town hall attendees in Clackamas that Democrats and their allies lack the votes to…
Nonprofit recognized for helping veterans

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Tina Kennedy, executive officer and retired Army first sergeant, receives U.S. flag flown over Capitol from…
Cook takes over as new CCC president

Clackamas Review - News

As the chief academic officer at Clark College, Cook led a team of more than 600 faculty and staff, oversaw…
Clackamas Review community calendar for July 4

Clackamas Review - News

Listings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in July 2018
Milwaukie First Friday to showcase Rose Villa artists

Clackamas Review - News

artMOB presents a group exhibition composed of arts and crafts created by members of the Rose Villa…
Oregon City wineries featured on new trail

Clackamas Review - News

Mt. Hood Territory Wine Trail free mobile passport that offers discounts at 16 wineries, from the Willamette…
Hoping for Bigfoot in Clackamas County?

Clackamas Review - News

Guy Edwards shares his lifelong passion for researching and searching for Sasquatch
Bill expanding sea lion killing passes U.S. House

Portland Tribune - News

Rep. Kurt Schrader warns winter steelhead face 90% extinction risk in Willamette River.

Regional News

Oregon City pair arrested for dealing meth, child neglect

Clackamas Review - News
Oregon gay rights leader Jerry Weller dies at age 69

Portland Tribune - News
6,000 dunk in Willamette River for the 'Big Float 8'

Portland Tribune - News
ODFW: Coyote attacked Powellhurst dog, not cougar

Portland Tribune - News
Spotlight, 'torture' music add to ICE occupiers' woes

Portland Tribune - News
Stabbing reported at Yards apartments, man in custody

Portland Tribune - News
Who else is excited for Concours d'Elegance?

Portland Tribune - News
Proud Boys 'a threat' to democracy, Portland group says

Portland Tribune - News
Car prowler arrested after stabbing man, police say

Portland Tribune - News
Run of 90-degree days ends Wednesday

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Martha Spiers named leader of Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine

Clackamas Review - News
Happy Valley juvenile driver seriously hurt at Gov't Camp

Clackamas Review - News
Homeless LGBTQ youth search for haven

Portland Tribune - News
Senators react negatively to Trump's court nominee

Portland Tribune - News
Repeat rapist sentenced to 33 years in prison

Portland Tribune - News
Hammond pardons draw cheers, shrugs from officials

Portland Tribune - News
Projects underway to help Clackamas County's homeless

Clackamas Review - News
Mayor says PSU shooting inquiry will be 'objective'

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Max's law shields young athletes

Portland Tribune - News
How Max's injury became Max's Law

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion is a joint project

Portland Tribune - News
Schools struggle to release concussion records

Portland Tribune - News
Concussions: Payoffs and perils for athletes, schools

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion project spurs student journalists, too

Portland Tribune - News
Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes

Portland Tribune - News
Aftermath: A life changed by brain injury

Portland Tribune - News

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Cavs' Nick Lasko scores low on summer golf circuit

July 11, 2018 Clackamas Review - Sports Jim Beseda

Lasko is playing in this week's IMG Academy Junior World Championships at Torrey Pines GC in San Diego, Calif.

Clackamas advances to West Regionals in Arizona

July 11, 2018 Clackamas Review - Sports David Ball

The Clackamas 14U all-stars shut out East Lane (Springfield) 5-0 in Tuesday's state title game

Clackamas majors fall in extra inning to Southeast

Clackamas Review - Sports

Southeast Portland gets back-to-back hits in the bottom of the seventh to win the District 2 title
Brad McVay enjoys bounce-back summer with Portland Pickles

Clackamas Review - Sports

The left-hander from Milwaukie has his game back on track after a rough freshman season with the University of Portland Pilots
Oregon City wrestler Carter Nekvapil takes his game to another level

Clackamas Review - Sports

The 10-year-old wrestler earned All-American honors at the USAW Kids National championships in Atlanta, Georgia
Slide show: 95th Molalla Buckeroo PRCA Rodeo, July 4 matinee show

Clackamas Review - Sports

What would Cowboy Christmas be without a few of the top pro cowboys (and girls) stopping in Molalla on Independence Day?
Bradley Tinsley plays waiting game for next overseas hoops opportunity

Clackamas Review - Sports

The former Oregon City High School and Vanderbilt University standout has played six seasons of pro basketball overseas
Class 5A baseball All-State teams; Crescent Valley's Briley Knight POY

Clackamas Review - Sports

Knight, the senior catcher, led the Raiders to an appearance in the Class 5A state championship final against Crater.
5A softball All-State teams: Marist's Abby Doerr named player of the year

Clackamas Review - Sports

Pendleton's Lauren Richards was named 5A Pitcher of the Year after the Buckaroos defeated Putnam 7-0 in the state final
Gladstone's Derek Lee voted 4A baseball co-Player of the Year

Clackamas Review - Sports

Lee split time between first base and pitcher in helping lead the Tri-Valley Conference champions to their first state baseball title
Class 4A softball All-State teams: La Grande sweeps top honors

Clackamas Review - Sports

La Grande's Jayce Seaver named top player, Allie Brock recognized as top pitcher, and Kirk Travis voted coach of the year
Clackamas' Alyssa Daniell named Class 6A softball Player of the Year

Clackamas Review - Sports

The sophomore first baseman batted .657 with 16 homers and 50 RBIs, leading the No. 2 Cavaliers to a berth in the state finals
South Salem's Aaron Zavala named 6A baseball Player of the Year

Clackamas Review - Sports

Clackamas' Greg Mehlhaff landed on the All-State first team for the second year in a row; five other Cavs' also earn recognition
Rex Putnam sees first-half lead disappear

Clackamas Review - Sports

David Douglas erases a 16-point deficit to knock off the Kingsmen in summer league action
Gladiators lead North to sweep at annual 4A Baseball All-Star series

Clackamas Review - Sports

Gladstone's Damian Alvarado, Derek Lee, and Ben McCoy played key roles as the North won by scores of 16-6, 11-7, and 10-3
Clackamas players promote girls' game at annual youth hoops camp

Clackamas Review - Sports

The annual skills development camp is a win-win as today's high school players teach 'the next generation' of Cavaliers' players
La Salle Prep's Taycee Wedin begins next chapter of basketball career

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Class 5A girls' basketball Player of the Year graduated on June 16 and then left the next day to join the St. Mary's Gaels
Stradley hits OT winner at the horn

Clackamas Review - Sports

Milwaukie survives six lead changes in the final minutes for a 69-68 summer-league win over Gresham
Defense wins the day, lifts North to 24-7 Schwab Bowl win over South

Clackamas Review - Sports

Players from Clackamas, Milwaukie helped the North snap a three-game skid in the annual high school football all-star series
Girls basketball: Alyson Miura moves to La Salle Prep for senior season

Clackamas Review - Sports

The 5-foot-9 point guard was a Mt. Hood Conference first-team pick in each of the past three seasons at Clackamas High School
La Salle's Wedin named OSA finalist; Gladstone's Sticka has hole in one

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Oregon Sports Award show is Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m. at the Nike World Headquarters campus in Beaverton
La Salle Prep's OIBA entry all about at-bats, at-bats, and more at-bats

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Falcons graduated eight seniors, so any experience their players get this summer could pay dividends next spring
Affliction wins Father's Day softball tourney

Clackamas Review - Sports

SUMMER SOFTBALL - The 12U squad puts together a four-run spurt to overtake Team Adrenaline
Football Slideshow: 2018 Les Schwab Bowl

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The North defense carries the day in its 24-7 win over the South team on Saturday
SLIDESHOW: Les Schwab Tires Bowl

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Les Schwab Tires Bowl was held at Hillsboro Stadium on Saturday evening. Players from the North team beat the South team 24-7.
Jordan Weseman makes solid case for spot in Oregon City rotation

Clackamas Review - Sports

The junior-to-be went the distance in Friday's 7-2 OIBA road win over Gladstone, scattering six hits with five strikeouts

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Opinion

Integrate cross-laminated timber into Oregon's economy, ecology

July 16, 2018 Clackamas Review - Opinion Jerry Herrmann

Jerry Herrmann, president of Rivers of Life Center, wrote this op-ed with the help of Matthew Riegg, program administrator for Rivers of Life Youth Corps; County Commissioner Ken Humbertson; and Rick Gruen, Clackamas County parks and forest manager

Everyone can work to avoid calamities of convenience

July 16, 2018 Clackamas Review - Opinion Monte Harris

Monte Harris is a Happy Valley resident. Contact him at [email protected]

Milwaukie can do more to address housing crisis

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Fida Hurlock: Join me in contacting City Council members to call for passage of relocation-assistance ordinance as soon as possible
Letters for July 11

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Trump Administration's border separation program; End the construction excise tax
Oregon City mayor, commissioners asked to resign

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Tom O'Brien: It is understandable that Mayor Holladay would intentionally vote for this illegal annexation
I-205 needs upgrades, but not with tolling funds

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Paul Edgar of Oregon City: Sadly the June ODOT open house on the I-205 widening project in Oregon City was very lightly attended.
Stories of hope for Latin American mental health

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Gisela Foster is Latinx outreach coordinator for National Alliance on Mental Health-Clackamas County
A short history of the Milwaukie Farmers Market

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Ed Zumwalt is a longtime Milwaukie resident familar with the four people who founded market
Oregon City does nothing to stop clearcutting in Park Place

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Planning Commission had asked developer to wait on tree felling, but requests ignored
A southpaw celebration: Why lefthanders matter

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Clackamas County resident Monte Harris believes he organized the first left-handed pool tournament Monday, June 18, at the Midway Pub
My View: Policy of separating families at border is 'zero humanity'

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Sen. Jeff Merkley asks: What nation can justify inflicting harm on children to discourage parents from exercising the international right…
Letter: Altruism still exists in Clackamas County today!

Clackamas Review - Opinion

I was shopping at Winco last week and could not help but notice the guy in front of me
A step towards healing: Repatriating the Cayuse Five; author offers theory on gravesite location

Clackamas Review - Opinion

BLUE HERON BEGINNINGS: James Nicita's commentary on the Willamette Falls Legacy Project
Letters for June 6

Clackamas Review - Opinion

New global warming theory; Clackamas County roads/budget; Lake Oswego fireworks
Lessons from the North Clackamas School District

Clackamas Review - Opinion

State Sen. Arnie Roblan (D-Coos Bay) co-chairs the Joint Committee on Student Success. Speaker Tina Kotek (D-N/NE Portland) attended the…
New freight-rail technology helps protect Oregon

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Michael Carlsen, fire captain in Clackamas Fire District 1, promotes mobile app developed by the Association of American Railroads and the…
Support the development of Milwaukie parks

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Signed by Milwaukie Parks Foundation Board members Lisa Gunion-Rinker, Lisa Lashbrook, Linda Blue, Emily Gilchrist, Wilda Parks and Lisa…
PTSD can come from lack of safety in childhood

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Choosing to remain anonymous, the author is a NAMI volunteer in the Portland area whose first name is Doug
Foundation of local democracy is under threat

Clackamas Review - Opinion

John Williams, former Oregon City mayor, was co-chief petitioner for the ballot measure to force votes on Oregon City urban-renewal projects
Letters for May 23

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Thank you, Gladstone voters, for supporting library; Environment important to HD39
Can Oak Lodge hold onto its quality of life?

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Elizabeth M. Bentley, resident of Jennings Lodge, says proposed 72-tract housing development should become a park
More needs to be done for our homeless children

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Robin Troche is a Milwaukie High School teacher and president of the North Clackamas Education Association; Kathy Wai is a member of the…
My View: Congress averts next season of smoke

Clackamas Review - Opinion

It's taken more than 100 years to create the crisis in our public forests, so don't expect results overnight. But Congress' action is an…
NCSD's rebuttal to Patrick Sheehan opinion

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Cindy Quintanilla is executive director of community relations in the North Clackamas School District
Have faith in North Clackamas schools' naming committee

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Erin Bell of Happy Valley: Both of my children will be proud to attend Nelson High School
North Clackamas schools' naming process biased, distorted

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Patrick Sheehan is a real estate broker in Happy Valley and served as state representative to the area in the 2011-12 legislative session

Sustainable Life

6,000 dunk in Willamette River for the 'Big Float 8'

July 17, 2018 Zane Sparling

Human Access Project urges residents to take a dip on Saturday, July 14 at Poet's Beach.

EARTHTALK: Pesticide Drift Takes Its Toll

July 16, 2018 Lindsay Blomberg, EarthTalk

Dear EarthTalk: As a member of Joe Public, is it possible to monitor pesticide levels when my neighboring farmer sprays his fields? I have wild bees and am concerned that they are being affected.- Mickey Proctor, Ames, Iowa

'Above average' risk as fire season heats up

Sen. Ron Wyden issues warning after May, 2018, noted to be the warmest ever recorded in U.S.
Company says it can fill void in Oregon electronics recycling

URT, which has a plant in Clackamas, says it will add a second shift to recycle TVs, computers and other electronics no longer needed by Oregonians,…
Lennar to pay $200K to 'mitigate' Jennings Lodge development

Feds don't step in to save old-growth trees, historic buildings at controversial 72-home development
City seeks to thwart redevelopment of mobile and manufactured home parks

Planning and Sustainability Commission votes to create new manufactured dwelling park zone for more than 50 parks; plan now goes to City Council for…
DEQ issues big fine against asbestos removal company

Agency finds Oregon Environmental LLC committed more than 100 safety and other violations; company loses license to practice in field here.
Sustainable policies mesh with economic opportunities

Company that makes environmentally friendly packaging hosts research vessel visit to OMSI
Company says it can fill void in Oregon electronics recycling

URT, which has a plant in Clackamas, says it will add a second shift to recycle TVs, computers and other electronics no longer needed by Oregonians,…
City rezone seeks to protect 3,000 families in mobile home parks

Fifty-six manufactured home parks would get special zoning, making it harder to redevelop the properties for other uses and uproot homeowners.
EARTHTALK: Artificial Intelligence: The Answer to Our Environmental Prayers?

Dear EarthTalk: What are some ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used to fight climate change and otherwise protect the environment? -David…
Sea lion activity puts tribal fishing traditions at risk

'It makes us really worried about what's going to happen long-term for the steelhead.'
City ready for electric scooter applications to roll in

It's the first time an Oregon city has sought permits for electric scooters, which are popping up in dozens of cities around the country.
Bill expanding sea lion killing passes U.S. House

Rep. Kurt Schrader warns winter steelhead face 90% extinction risk in Willamette River.
ADUs often more affordable, except when short-term rentals

Portland State University survey provides new insights about fast-growing residential trend in the city.
Portland Clean Energy Fund doubles signatures needed for November ballot

The campaign for a city initiative announced more than 60,000 petition names were collected to put measure before voters this fall.
Float down the Willamette River with a few (thousand) friends

The Big Float is coming July 14. Join Portlanders as they cruise along downtown atop inner tubes.
State imposes new water testing rules in wake of algae blooms

About 150 to 200 water systems in the state may be affected by the new rules, according to the Oregon Health Authority.
Crews to improve habitat at Oaks Bottom

Four-month project begins to improve conditions for salmon, birds and other species at urban wildlife refuge north of Sellwood.
High costs underpower electric vehicle surge

Chevy Bolt touted as most affordable, but it's all relative, and advocates say public incentives are still needed.
Investing in the environment

Oregon BEST rebrands as VertueLab and announces new strategy after 10 years in Portland.
EARTHTALK: What are the environmental merits of app-based ride services?

Dear EarthTalk: Is ridesharing via companies like Uber and Lyft good or bad for the environment overall?- Jeff Timotheos, Akron, OH
A Baby Boom Is Helping West Coast Starfish Recover

The species was depleted by disease, but there are signs starfish are coming back.
New Novick job has political overtones

Philanthopic funds pay ex-Commissioner Steve Novick $146,196 a year to help Oregon DOJ fight Trump.
Groups bid to halt destruction of Oregon's marten population

Two population centers remain in state for Humboldt subspecies; less than 200 are left.
New car2go installations favor bike-lovers

Portland residents can now use a short-term car rental to take bicycle trips.

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