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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

Jul 10, 2018 Estacada News - News

Timber Festival enthralls community

Annual Independence Day event puts logging feats on display at the Estacada Timber Park

Jul 02, 2018 Estacada News - News

Estacada murals get self-reflective

This year's Artback painting will highlight Summer Celebration, town's mural traditions

Jun 28, 2018 Estacada News - News

Growing community

Local farms in Eagle Creek strive to connect customers with food and harvest processes

Estacada News

Highway 211 crash leaves two dead, two hurt

Estacada News - News

The incident occurred Sunday, July 15, when a Mini Cooper collided with a motorhome
Clackamas County paramedic earns national honors

Clackamas Review - News

American Medical Response's Robert Aberle recounts dramatic rescue in local forest last year
NEWS BRIEFS: Library event focuses on food

Estacada News - News

What's inside: Gathering connects attendees with stars, Film will be shown at McIver State Park
Around town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, community center activities, public meetings and support groups
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…
Cruise-in will bring cars to Timber Park

Estacada News - News

Annual event organized by the Route 26 Cruisers benefits the Estacada Area Food Bank
Discussion focuses on green burial

Estacada News - News

Elizabeth Fournier of Cornerstone Funeral Services is the guest speaker at Estacada Library
Gun scare cancels Avett Brothers concert at Edgefield

Gresham Outlook - News

The Avett Brothers canceled the third of three scheduled performances at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale…
Sandy lifts its boil advisory for tap water

Sandy Post - News

The city of Sandy has flushed the lines and has lifted its boil advisory, giving the all-clear to drink the…
'Boil water advisory' still in place for 'affected area' of Sandy

Sandy Post - News

Because of the Saturday, July 7, valve failure and sudden loss of water supply in the eastern part of Sandy,…
Sandy residents advised to boil tap water, use bottled water

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Public Works employees are on scene investigating the water disruption that has left some homes dry…
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…
NEWS BRIEFS: Some fees raised at county parks

Estacada News - News

What's inside: Farm Bureau seeks photo submissions for 2019 Oregon's Bounty calendar
Around Town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, public meetings, community center activities and support groups
Fire district considers consultant for work session

Estacada News - News

Estacada Rural Fire District Board of directors agrees to work with facilitator Michael Hansen
Dance studio joins lineup of artistic offerings in Estacada

Estacada News - News

Crescendo Dance studio will open its doors in September and will offer lessons in many styles
Home Town Coffee arrives in Eagle Creek

Estacada News - News

Highway 211 stand opened its doors earlier this summer, eager to serve local customers
Event unites attendees against cancer

Estacada News - News

Estacada Festival of Hope, Bark for Life events will take place July 14 at Timber Park
Uncorking Estacada's community spirit

Estacada News - News

Event organized by Downtown Estacada Commission held last weekend on Broadway Street
NEWS BRIEFS: New hours announced for Estacada City Hall

Estacada News - News

What's inside: Register for annual Fourth of July parade, share feedback on state bikeways
President Jimmy Carter visits Multnomah Falls

Gresham Outlook - News

Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn visited the popular falls in the Columbia River Gorge on Thursday, June…
See eye-popping autos July 15 at nation's 'best' classic car show

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

SPONSORED CONTENT: Concours d'Elegance returns to the campus of Pacific University in Forest Grove
Murderer sentenced to state hospital

Estacada News - News

Psychologists consulted say Joshua Webb meets criteria for schizophrenic disorders
Council agrees on contract with sheriff

Estacada News - News

Deputies from Clackamas County will begin answering Estacada's police calls in October
Annual cruise-in will support community programs

Estacada News - News

Event organized by American Legion Carl Douglas Post to feature prizes for many vehicle categories
Estacada resident still dancing through life

Estacada News - News

Elaine Leatham is the founder of A Touch of Class Experience, will fundraise for Meals on Wheels
NEWS BRIEFS: Share feedback on state bikeways

Estacada News - News

What's inside: Lavender Festival set this weekend, register for Fouth of July parade
Around town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, public meetings, support groups, library and community center activities
Service before self

Estacada News - News

Estacada Firefighter Damon Faust wins national award, will lead Estacada's Fourth of July parade
Summer building planned at schools

Estacada News - News

During recent meeting, school board also approved budget for the upcoming school year
Sale will be nirvana for treasure hunters

Estacada News - News

Barton Antique Mall vendors will clean house for annual outdoor sale this weekend
Council gives parks plan thumbs up

Estacada News - News

Recently approved Parks Master Plan outlines next several decades of parks projects
Estacada to buzz with activity on Fourth of July

Estacada News - News

Estacada's events on Independence Day include annual parade through town, Timber Festival
Hobson joins school district as director of student services

Estacada News - News

Hobson hopes to make all students feel included in Estacada classrooms through inclusive practices
NEWS BRIEFS: Register for annual Fouth of July parade

Estacada News - News

What's next: Farm Bureau seeks photo submissions, Members sought for county groups
Around town

Estacada News - News

Listing of local events, community center activities, support groups and public meetings

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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Estacada falls flat against Oregon City

July 12, 2018 Estacada News - Sports Matt Rawlings

After keeping it close for most of the game, the Rangers falter in the fourth inning.

Estacada rallies for victory over Milwaukie

July 03, 2018 Estacada News - Sports Matt Rawlings

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
April 27 high school diamond scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Friday's high school baseball and softball games
Check out our best high school baseball/softball photos from April 20

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Oregon's diamond teams soak up the sun for a day of great competition on Friday
Friday's top five: The five biggest baseball/softball games from April 20

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Big winners from Friday include Tigard, La Salle, Jesuit, Gladstone and Lake Oswego
One bad inning dooms Estacada

Estacada News - Sports

The Rangers give up four runs in the bottom of the fifth as they fell to Corbett 5-3 on Thursday.
April 20 high school diamond scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Friday's high school baseball and softball games

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Opinion

2008: Chamber of Commerce hosts car cruise-in

July 12, 2018 Estacada News - Opinion Emily Lindstrand

Several decades prior, the city's Fourth of July festivities drew 2,000 residents

1988: Exchange student thanks community for experience

July 05, 2018 Estacada News - Opinion Emily Lindstrand

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…
2008: Students frown at new lunch policy

Estacada News - Opinion

In 1978, Estacada residents dressed up in honor of the community's annual Easter egg hunt
Trillium Lake might be misnamed and other amazing factoids

Sandy Post - Opinion

Paul Keller pens his column - 'Beneath Wy'east' - from his home in the shadow of Mount Hood.
1978: Estacada United Methodist Church hosts 'glutton's feast'

Estacada News - Opinion

In 2008, The Make-a-Wish Foundation granted Mikey Miltenberger's request for a play structure
Honor King, fight for social justice

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Honor King this April 4 by finding ways to join the fight for social justice and human progress. As King said, it is not about whether you…
1978: City police department merges with Sheriff's Office

Estacada News - Opinion

Ten years later, local girl scouts met with Estacada Mayor Tom Nelson in the City Council chambers

Features

Parade celebrates Independence Day

July 10, 2018 Estacada News - Features Emily Lindstrand

Estacada community members gather for annual Fourth of July parade through the city

Art show uses pottery, weaving to tell stories

July 10, 2018 Estacada News - Features Emily Lindstrand

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
Springwater Players' production brings variety to stage

Estacada News - Features

New show runs April 6-8 at Springwater Grange and includes skits, music and dancing
Students demonstrate athletic prowess in Sports Challenge

Estacada News - Features

Tradition at River Mill Elementary completes its 30th year, Gate's American Eagles earn first place
Art focuses on small town life

Estacada News - Features

Work from Estacada High students will be displayed at City Hall beginning next month
'SKELETONS'opens at college gallery

Estacada News - Features

Exhibit at Clackamas Community College features work of Tyler Crook, explores comic book process
Aspen Meadow Band concert focuses on dreaming

Estacada News - Features

The musical group plays two shows on Saturday, March 24, in Colton, and admission is free
Bella's brings taste of Southeast Portland to central Gresham

Gresham Outlook - News

Troutdale couple offer famous chicken-and-jojos combo from Reel M Inn tavern at new restaurant and bar
Governor candidate Buehler to meet with GOP women

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

Lake Oswego Republican Women will hold their monthly luncheon meeting March 20 at 11:30 a.m. All are invited to attend.
Weaving new life into an old art form

Gresham Outlook - Features

The Portland Japanese Garden's exhibit of bamboo baskets runs the gamut at Washington Park.
Library has the dirt on chickens

Estacada News - Features

From 6:30-8 p.m. Friday, March 16, Master Gardener Cindy Manselle will discuss chickens
Mayor dons a famous hat ... imagine that

Estacada News - Features

Mayor Sean Drinkwine read Dr. Seuss stories to Clackamas River Elementary students last week
Our Opinion: Legislative session worthy of praise

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Because this is 2018 - an even-numbered year - the Legislature is supposed to eschew complicated legislation in favor of making…

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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