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Aug 21, 2018 Estacada News - News

Up, up and away

Experimental aircraft group offers free flights for children at the Valley View Airport in Estacada

Aug 14, 2018 Estacada News - News

Between slices of bread

Estacada restaurant owners and community members share their thoughts on sandwiches

Aug 09, 2018 Estacada News - News

The last straw?

Merchants, patrons, city leaders share mixed feelings on reducing - even banning - plastic utensils

Jul 31, 2018 Estacada News - News

Estacada gets artistic

Annual Summer Celebration unites community members through art and music activities

Jul 31, 2018 Estacada News - News

Eagle Creek residents discover big joy in a little library

Martha and Jerry Galarneau facilitate community-centric book exchange on Howlett Road

Jul 24, 2018 Estacada News - News

Have a berry good time at Davis Farm

Self-picked blueberries are a popular option for customers at the Eagle Creek location

Jul 17, 2018 Estacada News - News

Event celebrates Eagle Creek's earliest hostess

Mary Charlotte Foster traveled from Maine to Oregon with husband and family members

Jul 12, 2018 Estacada News - News

Strength in numbers- and a baseball team

The Campanella family of Estacada discusses what growing up with many siblings was like

Estacada News

Estacada trail receives attention from volunteers

Estacada News - News

Group rebuilds stairs on 100-yard section of Maple Ridge path at Milo McIver State Park
Estacada Summer Academy students engage with hands-on activities

Estacada News - News

School District's new program ran for two weeks in August, drew around 300 participants
Clackamas County fair ends on high note

Clackamas Review - News

Grow it, sew it, show it: Reagan Schwenk, 10, wins Reserve Champion Junior Beef Showman award
Clackamas Soil and Water 'hits reset' on headquarters

Clackamas Review - News

Beavercreek facility would only have offices for 20 officials, smaller floor plan
Get emergency alerts for Clackamas County

Estacada News - News

Clackamas County residents encouraged to enroll in new emergency notification system
Culvert repair will slow rush-hour traffic east of Sandy

Gresham Outlook - News

The evening commute east of Sandy will be slowed as ODOT crews close one east bound lane for a concrete pour.
Help with project for homeless veterans

Estacada News - News

Volunteers sought for shifts from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday, auh. 18, and Saturday, Aug. 25
Around Town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, community center activities, library programming and support groups
Project will create increased security at Estacada High School

Estacada News - News

Access control system installation planned during fall months at Estacada High School
Estacada's water deemed free of cyanotoxins

Estacada News - News

New state rule has instituted testing every two weeks through October in cities across Oregon
Working toward recovery

Estacada News - News

Adult and Teen Challenge program participants gain experience, interpersonal skills for employment
Estacada School District sounds alarm on 'major problem'

Estacada News - News

District could be without school resource officer for one year in new contract with sheriff's office
Driving toward mission work

Estacada News - News

Annual cruise-in scheduled later this month at Barton Church, proceeds will support work in Mexico
Children invited to fly

Estacada News - News

Youths ages 8-17 can participate in the rides Saturday, Aug. 18, at the Valley View Airport
Show puts quilts on display

Estacada News - News

Garfield Skip-a-Week Club hosts annual summer event at Estacada First Baptist Church
Event invites participants to clean the Clackamas River

Estacada News - News

Boaters, divers and other volunteers will hunt for trash during annual event in September
Volunteers needed as victim advocates

Estacada News - News

Those interested in program can inform victims of their case status, accompany them to court
College event connects veterans with resources

Estacada News - News

Veterans, active-duty personnel, those in reserves, and their families are invited to gathering
Around Town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, community center activities, library programming and support groups
State doesn't find Estacada stores making underage tobacco sales

Estacada News - News

No sales to customers under 21 were made during checks from authorities last December
Newspaper seeks advertising sales rep

Estacada News - News

The person hired would work directly with local merchants on their print and digital advertising.
Event brings art to Wade Creek Park

Estacada News - News

Creations from local students will be available for purchase on Saturday, Aug. 11
Motorcyclist dies in Highway 224 crash

Estacada News - News

An Oregon City resident suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene of the incident
Bicycle rides abound around Estacada

Estacada News - News

Cycling events offer shorter and more advanced opportunities for biking through nature
Cazadero restaurant plans opening festivities

Estacada News - News

Ribbon cutting, tap takeover and show are on deck for grand opening event next week
Clackamas County: Tariffs hit home with traffic-signal delays

Clackamas Review - News

County officials say international trade affecting key project at Highway 224/Springwater Road intersection
Information sought about Eagle Creek car burglary suspect

Estacada News - News

The incident occurred on Sunday, July 1, at Bonnie Lure State Recreation Area in Eagle Creek
Country Restaurant celebrates 39 years

Estacada News - News

Owners Linda and Glen Parsons look to retirement once the right buyer comes along
New park honors longtime Estacada resident

Estacada News - News

Recently-named recreation area at Campanella Estates is largest city park in Estacada
DA knocks Craig Roberts for lack of transparency at CCSO

Clackamas Review - News

Despite altering policy, Foote tells commisioners that he sees 'refusal to really change.'
Tolling initiative refiled as IP 10

Portland Tribune - News

Chief petitioners added clarification to an initiative that would require voter approval for tolling existing…
Around town

Estacada News - News

Listing of community events, library activities, public meetings and support groups
NEWS BRIEFS: Anniversary event for park this weekend

Estacada News - News

What's inside: County seeks members for aging services group, Event benefits wrestling team
Pressure on state to expand road tolling

Portland Tribune - News

Oregon transportation officials are urged to impose tolls on other highways besides I-5, I-205.
FIRE DANGER: Mt. Hood National Forest prohibits all campfires,…

Gresham Outlook - News

The Mt. Hood National Forest has issued a temporary ban on all campfires and target shooting because of…
Event connects students with games, school supplies

Estacada News - News

Estacada Community Outreach plans sixth annual Back to School Blast for Saturday, Aug. 11

Regional News

Backstories will emerge at 'Unveil Your Art!'

Lake Oswego Review - News
Man found hiding under deck faces drug, firearm charges

Portland Tribune - News
Slow down! 3 flaggers hurt or killed in 4 days, ODOT says

Portland Tribune - News
Wyden, Blumenauer call for paper ballots nationwide

Portland Tribune - News
PSU orders mourners to remove Jason Washington memorial

Portland Tribune - News
Far West recycling yard in Lake Oswego to shut down

Lake Oswego Review - News
Celebrating 102 years

Gresham Outlook - News
Jeremy Christian charged for assaulting black inmate

Portland Tribune - News
Delay at state autopsy lab slowing death investigations

Portland Tribune - News
On land or water, there's nothing like a classic

Lake Oswego Review - News
Rep. Walden visits Prineville

Central Oregonian - News
First e-scooter injuries reported in Portland

Portland Tribune - News
SLIDESHOW: Street of Dreams lands in Hillsboro

Portland Tribune - Features
Rapist gets 20 years for 'nightmare' attack of stranger

Portland Tribune - News
Measles case confirmed in Portland metro area

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon senators propose bill to combat sea lion predation

Gresham Outlook - News
Gov. Brown's religion: Yogi

Portland Tribune - News
Suspected Earth Liberation Front arsonist captured after 12 years on the run

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Changing Latino soccer culture

Portland Tribune - News
Checking the blind spot

Portland Tribune - News
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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Wyatt Riedel competes in Shriner's all-star game

August 15, 2018 Estacada News - Sports Matt Rawlings

Riedel caught three passes in the West's 20-8 win in the Baker City summer showcase event

Prep practices begin

August 15, 2018 Estacada News - Sports David Ball

Monday marked the start of the 2018-19 Oregon prep sports school year with official practices

Passing league proves to be impactful for Estacada skill players

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers compete against four different schools in a 7-on-7 exhibition at Woodburn High School
Former volleyball players revisit run to the finals

Estacada News - Sports

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? - Catching up with volleyball standouts Bev Mason and Naden Eiset
Estacada triumphant in return to Camp Rilea

Estacada News - Sports

Multiple Ranger players win individual awards at the annual camp in Warrenton.
Estacada falls flat against Oregon City

Estacada News - Sports

After keeping it close for most of the game, the Rangers falter in the fourth inning.
Estacada rallies for victory over Milwaukie

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers come from behind to get a big win as they prepare for a potential postseason run.
Errors doom Estacada

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers struggle to make plays on defense in their blowout loss to Oregon City on Tuesday night.
Estacada falters late in game

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers Senior American JBO team blws a five-run lead in their loss to Molalla.
McMahon wins men's pro circuit, tops the tour

Estacada News - Sports

Catrina Allen out of Tennessee puts on a late surge and wins the women's event on a tiebreaker hole
Simon Lizotte takes lead into Sunday's final round at Fling

Estacada News - Sports

UPDATE - The German player goes 9-under par on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the finale
Baseball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A and 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school baseball season
Softball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A, 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school softball season
Estacada falls just short against La Grande

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers are eliminated from the playoffs after being shutout for just the third time all year.
Estacada advaces to postseason with win over Scappoose

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers will travel to La Grande on Wednesday for their first round playoff game.
Baseball playoffs kick into gear on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Softball playoffs open on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Estacada track team comes in fourth at district

Estacada News - Sports

David Stamm wins the javelin and Stepanka Erbertova takes first in the 800-meter race
Estacada gets huge upset over Gladstone

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers knock off the fourth-ranked team in the state with a 3-2 win on Thursday.
Check out our best high school baseball/softball photos from May 4

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Oregon's diamond teams hit the home stretch and create lifelong memories along the way
Play of the Day: The best from May 4 high school baseball/softball

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Friday
Estacada boys win final race to down Gladiators

Estacada News - Sports

Tight wins in the high hurdles and the javelin make the difference in a dual win at Gladstone
Check out our best high school baseball/softball photos from April 27

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Oregon's diamond teams dodge showers to compete - and make memories - on Friday
Baseball team challenges Gladiators early

Estacada News - Sports

Mateo Burgos scores the Rangers' only run to bring the team within 2-1 in the second inning
Rangers sweep the single-lap races

Estacada News - Sports

Estacada's Justin Kavanagh and Stepanka Erbertova each win the 400-meter dash at Saturday's meet
Tri-Valley Conference standings

Estacada News - Sports

SCOREBOARD - A look at the Tri-Valley Conference spring sports standings through Friday, April 27

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Opinion

2017: 'Librarians' films at state park

August 16, 2018 Estacada News - Opinion Emily Lindstrand

Several decades prior, Estacada resident Charlie Thomas wascelebrating his 100th birthday

OUR OPINION: Contrary to reports, we are not your enemy

August 15, 2018 Estacada News - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Despite reports to the contrary, we are not your emeny. The Estacada News and its staff care about this community - its people and its business.

1978: Students campaign to keep schools open

Estacada News - Opinion

Estacada High School senior Lori Pugsley led a group that visited voters, wrote to recent grads
1998: Ceramics studio opens in town

Estacada News - Opinion

Two decades prior, an Estacada resident earned first place in the World Championship jousting event
2017: City leaders agree to keep Logger at City Hall

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades prior, a young girl was determined to unite a lost turtle with its owner
2008: Chamber of Commerce hosts car cruise-in

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades prior, the city's Fourth of July festivities drew 2,000 residents
1988: Exchange student thanks community for experience

Estacada News - Opinion

A decade later Timberlake Job Corps was awarded for their participation in the Fourth of July parade
2008: New building goes up downtown

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades before, the Estacada Rural Fire Department's mascot was recovering from surgery
2008: Chamber of Commerce moves into new digs

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades before, local business owner Mike Doolittle had given the city an unusual gift
1998: Estacada High School graduating class has six valedictorians

Estacada News - Opinion

A decade before, a girl scout from the Estacada area won the Columbia River Girl Scout Campership Award
Estacada Fire caught in a problem of its own making

Estacada News - Opinion

GUEST OPINION: The Clackamas Fire District is subsidizing the Estacada Fire District. It's time for Estacada to examine the hard truths.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Newspaper's coverage doesn't tell full story

Estacada News - Opinion

Letter writer Jim Syring says The Estacada News got it wrong with its recent editorial.
1968: Mayor encourages residents to tidy up

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades later, local students would have artwork featured in Cascade Utilities phonebook
1988: Residents consider singles group

Estacada News - Opinion

A decade before, Estacada High students were getting work study experience with local businesses
1998: High School produces 'Anything Goes'

Estacada News - Opinion

Several decades prior, youths on the Estacada Skateboard Team met with Mayor Mike Park
ESTACADA NEWS OPINION: Clackamas Fire bully tactics unwelcome in Estacada

Estacada News - Opinion

Clackamas Fire should withdraw its unprofessional threat. Estacada Fire should follow suit by agreeing to study the benefits and pitfalls…
1998: Student praised for her dedication to journalism

Estacada News - Opinion

Two decades before, Cascade Utilities encouraged everyone to call their moms on Mothers Day
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Chamber thanks gala supporters

Estacada News - Opinion

Estacada Chamber of Commerce leaders express gratitude to community, gala supporters
2017: First Estacada Spring Gala a success

Estacada News - Opinion

In 1998, Joanne Broadhurst and Gloria and Jerry Polzin had been named the Estacadans of the Year
1968: Newspaper praises Easter church attendance

Estacada News - Opinion

In 1988, students at Estacada Grade School were enjoying new playground equipment
Time to get serious about natural gas pipeline

Estacada News - Opinion

There's no time like the present for Estacada leadership to launch an all out effort to bring natural gas to town.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stan Pulliam

Estacada News - Opinion

Letter writer Stan Pullium endorses John Lee in the Republican primary for House District 39.
Paying AP costs distracts from bigger issues

Estacada News - Opinion

The Estacada News supports efforts to improve the graduation rate at Estacada High School, though paying the fees associated with Advanced…
OPINION: Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The tariffs on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of respected…
1998: Estacada Area Arts Commission forms

Estacada News - Opinion

Several dacades later, John Freese was one of 16 artists featured at the Spiral Gallery
Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Sandy Post - Opinion

The tariff's on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of…

Features

Horses and humans invited to hunt

August 21, 2018 Estacada News - Features Emily Lindstrand

Oregon Equestrian Trails group will host new event at Milo McIver State Park this weekend

Goths take to the water

August 21, 2018 Estacada News - Features Emily Lindstrand

Participants floated between Barton Park and Carver Park last weekend during annual event

Songwriter will bring stories to stage

Estacada News - Features

Musician Trent Beaver will play at The Cazadero restaurant in Estacada next month
Happy 20th, Pickathon!

Portland Tribune - Features

Blind Boys of Alabama, Built to Spill, Black Pumas, Lost Bayou Ramblers and many more wow the crowds at eclectic Happy Valley music festival
Musicians will play for a good cause

Estacada News - Features

John Hoover and the Mighty Quinns concert scheduled at Mason Jar Cafe in Estacada
Gallery show highlights decorative paper, color

Estacada News - Features

Work from paper designer Peggy Skycraft is featured during August at the Spiral Gallery
Activist sisters raise expectations

Portland Tribune - Features

Duo brings social consciousness, folk, hip hop to two days of Pickathon, which takes place at Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley, Aug. 3-5
Goths flock to the Clackamas River

Estacada News - Features

Annual float later this month will take participants between Barton and Carver parks
Estacada's marvelous marimba maker discusses his craft

Estacada News - Features

Local artist Peter Bush creates musical instruments, mazes and other types of art
Sharing stories through words, spoken poetry

Estacada News - Features

Donations from the upcoming Chris Chandler performance will benefit the Estacada Area Food Bank
Music festival unites artists, attendees against bullying

Estacada News - Features

Annual hip hop gathering took place on Saturday, July 14, at Promontory Park marina
Parade celebrates Independence Day

Estacada News - Features

Estacada community members gather for annual Fourth of July parade through the city
Art show uses pottery, weaving to tell stories

Estacada News - Features

Work from Michael Berkley, Rory Mutton is highlighted this month at the Spiral Gallery in Estacada
Festival brings hip hop to marina

Estacada News - Features

The event, an anti-bullying fundraiser, will feature live music, children's activities and vendors
Bands bring varied sounds to July 4th Timber Festival

Estacada News - Features

Ron Carnes Band, O'Brother and Thunder Road will perform at annual Estacada Timber Festival
Library workshop focuses on cultivating creativity

Estacada News - Features

Upcoming event will discuss 'The Artist's Way,' Julia Cameron's book on creativity
Communicating with puzzles

Estacada News - Features

Nina Bradford's show 'Words, Lines, Color' will hang in the Spiral Gallery through the end of June
Concert will benefit local foster children

Estacada News - Features

Aspen Meadow Band's upcoming country concert will support Clackamas County CASA program
Camps bring history to life

Estacada News - Features

This year, the National Historic Site in Eagle Creek will offer three options for campers
Farmers Market grows community

Estacada News - Features

Outdoor event in Estacada connects attendees with farmers, crafters every week through September
Preschoolers are put 'Out to Pasture'

Estacada News - Features

Students from Red Barn preschool visit with 150 animals at Estacada-based sanctuary
New works arrive on the Estacada stage

Estacada News - Features

One of Estacada High's spring plays penned, directed by 12th grade student Ciara Schwimmer
Bringing hidden elements of stories to light

Estacada News - Features

Annual Writers Night at the Springwater Grange takes theme of Overt/Covert, features four novelists
Artist returns to the powerhouse project

Estacada News - Features

Nina Bradford's work will be displayed at Estacada Public Library starting next week
Kids scramble for eggs

Estacada News - Features

Young Estacada residents gather to search for eggs this past weekend at annual event
Multiple art mediums blend together at new gallery show

Estacada News - Features

'3pArt Harmony,' highlighting the work of three artists, will be featured at Spiral Gallery

Sustainable Life

Organizers plan Johnson Creek cleanup

August 21, 2018 Raymond Rendleman

Last year, volunteers removed 5.3 tons of trash from habitat between Milwaukie and Gresham

Nature through a cultural lens

August 21, 2018 Anthony Macuk

Native American youth help kick off a Tryon Creek environmental education program grounded in the traditions of local tribes

Cities consider ban on single-use plastic bags

Fairview mayor Ted Tosterud leads local charge to phase out plastic bags in three cities.
Salmon-Safe IPA fest makes ripples

Beer ingredients come from farms working to protect watersheds; it takes place Saturday, Aug. 25 at Hopworks Urban Brewery's location on Southeast…
Wildfire Smoke Means Smaller Newborns And More ER Visits

Fire seasons are now 105 days longer in the western U.S. than they were in the 1970s. And longer wildfire seasons means more smoke pouring into…
Estacada trail receives attention from volunteers

Group rebuilds stairs on 100-yard section of Maple Ridge path at Milo McIver State Park
Public depot for recycling closing

Far West Recycling to close its Southeast Portland facility the same day it closes its Lake Oswego one.
Next city challenge to boost bicycling: better parking

Proposed new standards would require accessible, safe, well-lit and dry facilities in new developments.
Far West recycling yard in Lake Oswego to shut down

Rising costs, global changes will force struggling recycling center to close Sept. 23
Salmonberry Trail gaining traction

Work has actually started on future segments of the ambitious Banks-to-Tillamook trail project.
Company says rival emits unnecessarily high amounts of mercury into Columbia River Gorge air

TDX, in new report, says regulators are going too easy on ChemWaste, owned by Waste Management.
Paper mills suitors get no reaction to purchase offers

WestRock, which owns a paper mill in Newberg that could help revive Oregon's curbside recycling program, says it's in no hurry to sell shuttered mill
Despite rosy market, Camas facilities closed for good

Pulp and copy-papermaking equipment to be demolished by Georgia-Pacific, in another local example of a company seemingly bent on eliminating supply,…
Wyden joins criticism of WestRock

The ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee pens a letter asking the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission to keep an eye on the…
Event invites participants to clean the Clackamas River

Boaters, divers and other volunteers will hunt for trash during annual event in September
Test results expected soon on algae scum found in Willamette River downtown

Oregon Health Authority issued a recreational health advisory from Ross Island lagoon all the way downstream to Cathedral Park.
Get Portland environmental news sent to your email

Each Monday, Sustainable Life will send you links to six news briefs or longer pieces
Restoration work on Sauvie Island continues

Crews install foundation for new bridge to be installed along Reeder Road later this year; work to improve connectivity of Sturgeon Lake
ECOTHOUGHTS: Why I buy organic

Do you gulp at the high price of produce made without chemical pesticides? Do it for the soil, if nothing else.
Health authority lifts precautionary advisory for Ross Island Lagoon

State agency says algae spotted in the area is not producing toxic bacteria, but will be monitored.
China retaliates against Trump by slapping tariff on recyclables

Announcement will make it harder for Oregon recycling sector to export metals, plastic and paper to China.
Tribes seek probe of dioxin in The Dalles

Four Indian nations seek DEQ investigation at Superfund site where railroad ties are treated with creosote, according to Cascadia Times.
State rebates for electrified vehicles approved

Oregon Supreme Court approves on-the-spot payments of up to $5,000 to encourage the sale of all-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Groups seek more protection for marbled murrelet

Conservation nonprofits sue state wildlife commission for failing to protect the imperiled seabird.
EARTHTALK: Employee incentives to live greener

Dear EarthTalk: What are some ways that companies are encouraging or incentivizing employees to live greener and promote sustainability?- Jane…
Harmful algae bloom spotted at Ross Island Lagoon

Oregon Health Authority is studying water samples, but issued advisory to avoid active water sports in area and refrain from drinking the water

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