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Blind realtor offers unique perspective to home buying process

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Hillsboro's William Madison spent years searching for his dream profession before falling in love with real…
Lawmakers will continue shoring up marijuana regulations

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A report funded by the federal government says Oregon produces more than 2 million pounds of marijuana each…
Hillsboro musician Kit Taylor releases solo album

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Pianist and songwriter Kit Taylor worked with some industry greats on new album 'LOVE + PAIN'
Worshippers pack Hillsboro Stadium for concert, food drive

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Hillsboro pastor Jose Zayas says he is planning for future Good News Today concerts.
County Public Affairs Forum moves meetings to Hillsboro

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The Washington County Public Affairs Forum is moving its meetings to Coyote's Bar & Grill in Hillsboro.
Walters Cultural Arts Center to host more than a dozen acts in…

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Luz Elena Mendoza of Y La Bamba to kick off upcoming concert series in September.
Arts, nature celebration set for Rood Bridge Park

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The Hillsboro-area park's boat ramp re-opened to public in May, replacing an outdated boat ramp.
Huffman Street Project to open this month

Hillsboro Tribune - News

City officials say new through street connecting Huffman Street to Starr Boulevard is start of new industrial…
From the Publisher: E-editions have arrived

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'You're now able to read each week's newspaper from tablets, smartphones and any device in between.'
State rebates for electrified vehicles approved

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Oregon Supreme Court approves on-the-spot payments of up to $5,000 to encourage the sale of all-electric and…
Poll: Oregonians don't want to pay toll

Forest Grove News-Times - News

State lawmakers may have an avenue to implement tolls even over voter objections.
Downtown Hillsboro connects to free city Wi-Fi

Hillsboro Tribune - News

'HiHillsboro' will offer access to the World Wide Web through much of downtown.
Trimet construction won't delay passengers at Hillsboro stops

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Month-long work at Fair Complex will replace tiles keeping folks from stepping too close to trains.
Washington County libraries now offer streaming service

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Through Kanopy, anyone with a library card can access tens of thousands of online titles.
Cornelius kids enjoy 'Backpacks and Snacks' with first responders

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Students in need from each of the city's elementary schools were selected for the program.
Three people taken to hospital after crash on Cornelius Pass Road

Hillsboro Tribune - News

One person was rescued from the vehicle by firefighters, according to Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue.
Motorcyclist killed at scene of Brookwood Parkway crash

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The crash closed the Highway 26 on-ramp at Brookwood Parkway for hours as police investigated.
Nutmobile rides into Portland area, Clackamas County Fair

Clackamas Review - News

102-year-old Mr. Peanut Planters mascot will also make appearances with the 26-foot Nutmobile
Man convicted of injuring woman in car crash dies in prison

Forest Grove News-Times - News

A Forest Grove woman was injured after David Lokken crashed his car into a tree in 2014.
Laurel Day celebrates rural Washington County community

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Laurel Community Church is hosting next Saturday's event for the sixth year.
SLIDESHOW: North Plains Elephant Garlic Festival

Hillsboro Tribune - News

North Plains held their annual Elephant Garlic Festival with a parade on Saturday morning followed by lots of…
Washington County courthouse limits public hours amid budget cuts

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The cuts won't impact trials, but will make it harder for the public to access information.
Cornelius man facing charges for dealing meth

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The Washington County Sheriff's Office said it seized 80 grams of meth and eight guns.
Crews to repave portion of Minter Bridge Road starting Aug. 20

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The road will be closed between Tualatin Valley Highway and Southeast River Road through Aug. 21.
DA, sheriff weigh in on this fall's 'sanctuary repeal' measure

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Voters will have their say whether or not to remove Oregon's so-called 'sanctuary state' law.
Si se puede!

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Hillsboro School District's summer school program prepares 900 students for fall.
Clean Water Services names general manager

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Diane Taniguchi-Dennis moves up from deputy to top spot on Sept. 1 after retirement of Bill Gaffi, who has…
SLIDESHOW: National Night Out

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Residents of Hillsboro and North Plains came outside to grab a bite to eat, talk to their neighbors and visit…
Intel's school supply drive benefits hundreds in HSD

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Freshmen in the district's Summer Bridge Program to receive backpack, supplies
SLIDESHOW: Street of Dreams Celebrate Veterans Day

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Veterans were celebrated at the NW Natural Street of Dreams in Hillsboro on Tuesday. Veterans and their…
Hillsboro Stadium to host Christian concert

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Lecrae to headline Good News Today concert at Hillsboro Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 12.
Pacific hopes remodeled Tran Library meets needs

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The renovations are set to begin early next year, adding a 'makerspace' and more study rooms at the…
Spanish screening of 'Coco' set for Friday at Shute Park

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The screening begins at 7 p.m. at Shute Park, 750 S.E. Eighth Ave., in Hillsboro.
Despite closure, Argus 'staff meetings' summertime tradition

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Since 2013, former staff of the Hillsboro Argus have staged yearly gatherings to catch up.
Candidate files to run against incumbent City Councilor Allen

Hillsboro Tribune - News

John Shepherd says he wants to make Hillsboro 'more fun' by bringing concessions to city parks
OHA says tobacco sales to under-age smokers are widespread

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The Oregon Health Authority says that in the first six months of 2018, 18 percent of attempts to buy tobacco…

Regional 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
Our editorial: It's time to stop false attacks on the media

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion
Suspect sought in Garden Home assault

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Crisis and Care

The Times - News
Rep. Walden visits Prineville

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

Portland Tribune - News
Cane caper causes cops to consult community

Beaverton Valley Times - 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
Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

Beaverton Valley Times - Features
National Night Out

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Law enforcement leaders back sanctuary law

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

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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Sports

Evanson Column: Woods is winning in a whole new way

August 16, 2018 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Wade Evanson

The legendary golfer is slowly playing his way back into form, and last week's PGA Championship proved it.

SLIDESHOW: WinCo Foods Portland Open First Round

August 16, 2018 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Christopher Oertell

The first round of the 2018 WinCo Foods Portland Open started on Thursday at the Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains.

Field of dreams

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Cricket isn't just a foreign game; it's being played just outside of Banks, and you likely didn't know it.
Ready, set, 'Mo!'

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Morgan DeBord, Glencoe's speedy three-sport athlete, is making the most of her time with the Tide.
Road-warrior Hops set down Dust Devils

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Hillsboro takes care of business at Tri-City, continues to lead second-half division standings.
Changing Latino soccer culture

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Clubs in organized leagues shake off the 'ice it and play' attitude toward injuries - including concussions.
Adam Reese, family living life through sport

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Century football, wrestling coach is enjoying his time with his boys at their new school.
Hops limp into All-Star Break

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The first half champions lose three straight before the break, brace for 11-game road trip.
Evanson Column: Urban Meyer...the man, the myth, the problem with college football

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The three-time national championship coach is again in the public's crosshairs, and it shouldn't surprise anyone.
Fast and Furious: Vernonia's lumber show is a hit

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Axe men wow fans at the Vernonia Friendship Jamboree and Logger Show, August 5.
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 0, Vancouver Canadians 2

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops honored Portland Metro area K9's and their handlers for Hillsboro Heroes night on Sturday evening. The Hillsboro Hops…
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 0, Vancouver Canadians 7

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops bats were quiet on Friday evening in their 0-7 loss to the Vancouver Canadians at Ron Tonkin Field.
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 8, Vancouver Canadians 5

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillboro Hops had another walk-off win on Wednesday night in their game against the Vancouver Canadians with a ninth inning three run…
Fight Knight

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Emily Whitmire goes from waiting tables in Forest Grove to fighting in the UFC.
Evanson Column: What's an education worth? Let me tell ya

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

If we keep telling kids education is worthless, they're going to start believing it.
Hops keep hopping along

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Hillsboro returns home Wednesday, August, 1, for a five-game set with Vancouver.
Jenna's Law: Providing protection beyond school athletics

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

One skier's diagnosis revealed a big hole in Oregon's concussion prevention laws.
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 5, Boise Hawks 2

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops hosted the Boise Hawks on Thursday night for Harry Potter night. The Hops won 5-2 with a 2 run homerun from Jose…
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 3, Boise Hawks 5

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

It was Star Wars night at Ron Tonkin Field for the Hillsboro Hops game against the Boise Hawks.
UO golf alum eyes No. 1 spot

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

BY KERRY EGGERS/PORTLAND TRIBUNE/Ninth on Web.com Tour, Wyndham Clark will play at Pumpkin Ridge
Hops clinch playoff spot, look towards second half

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

After securing the NWL Southern Division's first-half title, manager Shawn Roof focuses on second-half improvement.
Hops make playoffs for fifth straight year

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Hillsboro trounced the Vancouver Canadians Friday to secure the best record in the division for the first half.
Longtime Winterhawks broadcaster leaves the booth

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Hillsboro native Andy Kemper is saying goodbye to the microphone after 15 years.
Timbers donate to build futsal courts at local school

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Tom McCall Upper Elementary in Forest Grove will benefit from the professional soccer team's largesse.
Hops drop rubber game to Boise on Wednesday

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Hillsboro concluded a 5-3 homestand with the extra-innings loss. The Hops now head to Vancouver for five.
SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Hops 2, Boise Hawks 3

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops hosted the Boise Hawks at Ron Tonkin Field on Monday night and lost 2-3.

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Features

Banks Bar-B-Que offers 'smashing' good time

August 15, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Mark Miller

Annual event features vehicles on display, racing, pulling, crashing - plus food, beer, music and games

Hillsboro musician Kit Taylor releases solo album

August 15, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Kristen Wohlers

Pianist and songwriter Kit Taylor worked with some industry greats on new album 'LOVE + PAIN'

Arts, nature celebration set for Rood Bridge Park

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The Hillsboro-area park's boat ramp re-opened to public in May, replacing an outdated boat ramp.
Walters Cultural Arts Center to host more than a dozen acts in 2018-19

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Luz Elena Mendoza of Y La Bamba to kick off upcoming concert series in September.
Community Calendar: Aug. 15, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Forest Grove UnCorked pours sunshine from a bottle

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The annual wine and food festival in downtown Forest Grove celebrates its 10th anniversary this Saturday.
Laurel Day celebrates rural Washington County community

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Laurel Community Church is hosting next Saturday's event for the sixth year.
Spanish screening of 'Coco' set for Friday at Shute Park

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The screening begins at 7 p.m. at Shute Park, 750 S.E. Eighth Ave., in Hillsboro.
Community Calendar: Aug. 8, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
'Guys and Dolls' hits Tigard stage

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Broadway Rose presents glitzy Broadway musical-comedy classic on stage in August.
Winter is coming: Zoo welcomes new bontebok

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Oregon Zoo says species was the first African animal saved from human-caused extinction.
North Plains Elephant Garlic Festival promises 'new twist'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The three-day celebration, organized by the North Plains Events Association, begins Friday, Aug. 10.
Oregon's Bounty website sets u-pickers on their way

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The site allows visitors to search and find the fresh fruit, vegetables and other farm products they want.
Flynn Creek Circus coming to Newberg in August

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Experience a hilarious circus odyssey, incredible stunts, surprising twists when troupe comes to Newberg
Forest Grove writer finalist in contest

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Deborah Kennedy earned a spot a finalist to be named the Indiana Authors Award's emerging author.
Get 'trashy' with Hillsboro artist

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Eduardo Cruz Torres is turning garbage into works of art through Metro's Glean program.
Banks photographer's work gets a first look abroad

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Kayla Duyck was notified that a photo she took at a friend's house was selected for display in Amsterdam.
Jamboree time is coming up in Vernonia

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The three-day event includes a logging show, a parade, vendor sales, lawnmower racing and more.
Ridgewalker Brewing celebrates two-year anniversary

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Along with all-day specials on Aug. 3, Ridgewalker is planning more events in the near future.
'Big Fair Fun' returns to 2018 Washington County Fair

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The Washington County Fair is back in Hillsboro this Thursday through Sunday.
Pix in the Park program to launch next month

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Hillsboro film series moves to local parks in August with screening of 'Song of the Sea.'
Get wild with Sequoia Gallery's August showcases

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Two artists' love of the wild are on display at Sequoia Gallery in downtown Hillsboro.
Review: 'As You Like It' offers love in this forest

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Bag&Baggage's play adapts the popular Shakespeare play with an obscure 18th Century version.
OMSI concert series kicks off with Mondegreen this month

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Rock duo Mondegreen will take the stage at 8 p.m. at OMSI on July 26 for a laser light show.
Picking a career in (Leftover) Salmon

Portland Tribune - Features

Leftover Salmon frontman Vince Herman defies family expectations for long-running career in music
Sundown festival returns to McMenamins Grand Lodge

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

If you love country music, chances are good you'll enjoy this annual event on Sunday, July 22.

Opinion

From the Publisher: E-editions have arrived

August 15, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Nikki DeBuse

'You're now able to read each week's newspaper from tablets, smartphones and any device in between.'

Letters to the Editor: Aug. 15, 2018

August 15, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Readers update us on the Welcome Garden at a Forest Grove church and opine on political signs.

Goodrich: Moving toward solutions

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Be sure to encourage two-way communication, and consider the other person's point of view.'
Raichart: Housing solutions may be simpler than Metro bond

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'What if we could recognize at least some of the causes and make changes that would reverse the trend...?'
Dondero: While Trump plays to his base, who runs the country?

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'While Trump basks in the glory of his base, he forgets that we only have one president ... who represents us all.'
Barton & Garrett: Measure 105 won't make community safer

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Immigrant communities and families may become greater targets for criminals.'
The news isn't 'fake' just because you see things differently

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

We join other news outlets around the country in calling for an end to attacks on the free press.
Letters to the Editor: Aug. 8, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Readers write in about Oregon's senators, Alzheimer's research, airport regulations and more.
Gurtov: While Rome burns, U.S. goes in wrong direction

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'The impacts of climate change are no longer subtle. We are seeing them play out in real time.'
Dawson: Private sector can make housing affordable

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Private developers in the Portland region have shown it's possible to build more residences at a lower cost.'
Welcome to western Washington County, Street of Dreams

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

It's the ideal way to showcase the changing face of South Hillsboro and surrounding communities.
Currie: Fight wildfires with faith in God and science

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'For people of faith around the world, the debate over climate change is over.'
Lubischer: Here's more about the Hillsboro Airport

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'The city has shown no interest over the years to try and reduce the noise and lead pollution from HIO.'
Hauser: Property tax limits weaken services in Oregon

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Oregon schools have never recovered from the damage wrought by the property tax limits enacted in the 1990s.'
Harris: School gardens are as healthy as veggies they grow

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Garden activities afford opportunities for personal growth and academic achievement.'
Letters to the Editor: Aug. 1, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Readers write in about socialism and democracy, Metro's affordable housing bond, and the Trump-Putin summit.
Letters to the Editor: July 25, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Readers cheer Hillsboro's mayor and a recent cartoon, and offer thoughts on affordable housing.
Goodrich: The importance of listening

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Avoid 'reloading.' That is, don't begin to formulate your response while they are talking.'
Cook: Why Forest Grove? It's all about community

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'I have always said that the best way to get to know and understand a community is to get involved.'
Cockeram & Goerling: Homelessness in Hillsboro

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'As it has become more visible in our region, the City of Hillsboro has dedicated additional resources.'
Check out what's new in our opinion section

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Columns by Jim Goodrich and Tom Cook are bringing new and local voices into our newspapers.
Letters to the Editor: July 18, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Readers voice concern about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the motives behind immigration policy.
Ismail: More guns in schools won't make them safer

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'What we should be doing is teaching conflict resolution in schools rather than punishment.'
Orosco: Separation of immigrant families is cruelty

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'We need to stand up to the dehumanizing language from our leaders that hardens hearts, and then crushes bodies.'
Morales: Real immigration solutions can't be rooted in fear

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Immigrants created the United States ... and immigrants continue to be a driving force for positive change.'
Fire season requires attention from all of us

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Don't ignore burn bans. Don't assume only someone else can be responsible for starting a fire. Be vigilant.

Sustainable Life

Next city challenge to boost bicycling: better parking

August 17, 2018 Steve Law

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

August 17, 2018 Anthony Macuk

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.
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
Disability advocates support limits on plastic straws

United Spinal Association, Disability Rights Oregon support reduction strategy for plastic utensils.
Where to see gorge waterfalls

Fire damage forced closure of many popular hikes along the Columbia River, but a new guide is available to help you plan your treks.
Everything neutral

Green Hammer builds a winery tasting room to Living Building Challenge standards - one of only 21 certified buildings in the world
Court voids partial sale of Elliott State Forest land

Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that Oregon should not have sold off a chunk of land four years ago.
Two men charged with cutting down more than 30 trees in Lake Oswego

In addition to criminal charges, the suspects also face civil penalties for cutting down the trees on private property in February without…
Wilsonville disputes DEQ mandates

DEQ agrees to renegotiate water quality permit after city pushes back against mecury limits in discharge water
Starting in 2020, many businesses must keep food out of the garbage

Portland-area regional government in charge of solid waste adopts ordinance requiring recycling of food scraps, a prelude to converting it to…
Railroad tie treatment plant in The Dalles proposes settlement of class-action pollution lawsuit

Cascadia Times piece says AmeriTies creosote plant offers $1.25 million plus $250,000 and lawyer fees, but nothing for health impacts.

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