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Dec 09, 2018 Hillsboro Tribune - News

Hillsboro neighborhood keeps holiday celebrations alive

A horse-drawn sleigh, an abundance of lights and more than a hundred neighbors make up the annual celebration.

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Death at Washington County Jail leads to $10M payout

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Madaline Pitkin, 26, died while in custody at the Washington County Jail in Hillsboro.
Former jail deputy, security guard charged in sex assault

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Woodburn man Jorge Serrano is alleged to have sexually assaulted an unconscious woman in Hillsboro.
Centro Cultural dishing up pozole for Christmas meal

Forest Grove News-Times - News

All are welcome to eat dinner at the Cornelius cultural center on Wednesday, Dec. 19.
12 units evacuated during Hillsboro apartment fire

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Firefighters put out the blaze at the Commons at Verandas Apartments on Overlook Drive on Friday.
Century student dies after fall, district says

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A senior in the district's Life Skills program died Tuesday, Dec. 4, after suffering a medical incident…
Forest Grove man facing manslaughter charge after fatal crash

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Samuel Castro-Muro faces criminal charges following a Nov. 17 crash in between Cornelius and Hillsboro.
Parents, police meet to discuss Stoller lockdown

Beaverton Valley Times - News

District officials, parents and law enforcement met Wednesday, Dec. 5, to discuss Friday's events and to ask…
Hillsboro K-9 Rocket records first successful capture

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The newest four-legged Hillsboro police officer tracked and located a suspect in Forest Grove on Monday.
Meet Forest Grove's new 'Department Store'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Forest Grove resident wants to bring quality products to town with the newest store on the block, The…
Final ICE detainees leave federal prison in Oregon

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Facility in Sheridan, south of Forest Grove, had housed more than 120 detainees
Brown's budget focus: Schools, schools, schools

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Proposal puts more money into classrooms, more troopers on the road and shifts climate issues to new agency.
Schools cope with societal challenges

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Beaverton, Hillsboro superintendents talk about changes, prospects during Westside Economic Alliance forum
Community encouraged to 'Be a Santa to a Senior'

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The gift drive will run through Dec. 14, with volunteer 'wrapping parties' to follow.
New program in HSD could be model for greater student success

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The program aims to better understand students needs and connect students to school.
HFD responds to early morning residential fire

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The homeowners were able to vacate safely, but lost several pets in the incident.
Temporium, downtown Hillsboro's new pop-up, sets up on Main

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Pop-up shop will offer local holiday gift ideas at Main Street shop through Dec. 30
Video: Hillsboro Police enter Liberty High School classroom with…

Hillsboro Tribune - News

HPD respond to report of 'armed student' at Liberty High. School went into 'precautionary' lockdown.
Hillsboro Tribune will be delivered Thursday this week

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The day of mourning declared following the death of former President George H.W. Bush will close post offices.
Murphy's Furniture to receive Green Business Award

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The family-owned Cornelius store joins about 40 businesses to receive the honor from Washington County.
Hillsboro student to light U.S. Capitol Christmas tree. Here's…

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The U.S. Capitol Christmas tree lighting will broadcast on CSPAN and Facebook this Thursday.
Lily, beloved elephant at Oregon Zoo, dies

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Zoo officials believe the young elephant developed a fast-acting virus on Thursday and died Friday.
Jingle all the way 'thru' festive North Plains

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The tree-lighting and extended community parade is coming up next Thursday, Dec. 6.
State police investigate 'unlawful killing' of elk in Timber

Forest Grove News-Times - News

A bull elk was shot and 'left to waste' on Weyerhaeuser property, the Oregon State Police said.
Stoller Middle School in Bethany on lockdown following threat

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Sheriff's deputies are at the Beaverton School District building and are investigating email threats
Parkour park determined to break down barriers in Hillsboro

Hillsboro Tribune - News

'The Movement Park' in Hillsboro encourages people of all ages to have fun and be active.
Local farmworkers benefit from free eye exams

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, farm workers across Washington County received free exams and lenses.
State trooper injured in shootout files lawsuit against county

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Nic Cederberg says a series of missteps led to a woman's death and his near fatal shooting
Luis Palau gets some good news, steps out for night of…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Beaverton-area evangelist says his stage-4 lung cancer has stabilized for now.
League of Women Voters to hold redistricting education forum

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The Oregon Legislature is expected to draw new legislative and congressional maps in 2021.
Travel around the world with international storytime

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Hillsboro Brookwood Library brings new languages to early learners and storytime to multilingual families.
Hispanic leaders surge into state's political future

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Juan Carlos Gonzalez's election to Metro another step in a journey as new generation pushes to the forefront.
Ammunition discovered in Poynter's cafeteria

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Three students turned in a round of ammunition they located in the middle school's cafeteria Monday, Nov. 26.
More holiday tree-lightings coming up

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Hillsboro's tree-lighting ceremony is Saturday, Dec. 1. Other local events will follow.
Documents unveil details in Hillsboro attempted murder plot

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Tanya Schmalz charged with two counts of attempting to kill ex-husband with booze, drugs.
Four arrested in Aloha traffic stop

Portland Tribune - News

Drugs, weapons seized in Saturday stop at 185th and Baseline, with suspects lodged in jail.
Analyst: 2018 election results may be 'normal'

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Pacific University's Jim Moore talks about Democratic gains, Republican retention of U.S. Senate at…

Regional News

Number of homeless students dips in Oregon

Portland Tribune - News
VIDEO: North Portland explosion prompts police hunt

Portland Tribune - News
Banks man arrested over video of hitting dog

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Man who died after police encounter overdosed

Portland Tribune - News
141 affordable units slated for Sugar Shack site in Cully

Portland Tribune - News
Death at Washington County Jail leads to $10M payout

Hillsboro Tribune - News
Police seek information on domestic violence suspect

Portland Tribune - News
Former jail deputy, security guard charged in sex assault

Hillsboro Tribune - News
TriMet using hawks to stop poop from 10,000 crows

Portland Tribune - News
State upholds approval of Grand Ronde fishing platform

Portland Tribune - News
Portland: Here's how to get the $500 'Star Wars' parka

Portland Tribune - News
Portland man wins $118,000 Keno prize in Wilsonville

Portland Tribune - News
Reward: Duo sets fires, steals items at Cascade Station

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah County OKs new jail plan after 232 released

Portland Tribune - News
Portland agency designs studio for Fortnite's top gamer

Portland Tribune - News
'Tracksuit bandits' spree ends with 3 prison sentences

Portland Tribune - News
DUII charges diverted for Portland police commander

Portland Tribune - News
Pastor describes his pilgrimage in Iraq

Beaverton Valley Times - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Concussion leaves teen injured and isolated

Portland Tribune - News
The Concussion Gap

Portland Tribune - News
Enforcement of concussion rules sometimes spotty in leagues

Portland Tribune - News
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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West Linn too much for Liberty girls, 79-60

December 10, 2018 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Miles Vance

The Falcons fall victim to two big Lions runs in nonleague road loss, Dec. 7, at West Linn High.

SLIDESHOW: Hillsboro Girls Basketball vs. Dallas

December 08, 2018 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Christopher Oertell

The Hillsboro girls basketball team hosted Dallas for a non-league game on Friday night. The Spartans beat the Dragons 65-30.

Basketball Slideshow: West Linn 79, Liberty 60

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

West Linn girls win their second straight game by beating Liberty on Friday night
West Linn girls bounce back, bounce Liberty 79-60 on Friday

West Linn Tidings - Sports

The Lions use two big runs to fuel their non-league Friday victory over the Falcons
Evanson Column: Kareem Hunt got what he deserved

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The All-Pro Kansas City running back was cut by the team in the wake of a domestic abuse scandal.
Glencoe girls picking up the pace

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Crimson Tide, with smaller, more athletic team, will play more up-tempo this season.
Undersized Century hopes to play big

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Graduation, injuries have forced the Jaguars to look to perimeter for success.
Liberty Falcons' boys looking to fly

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

An increased level of athleticism should result in more pressure from Liberty this season.
Century boys fall to Beaverton 71-59

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Jaguars drop nonleague contest, but Coach Scott Kellar is happy with play.
New coach, new season for Hilhi boys

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Mark Ganter hopes to pick up the pace as he takes over Spartan boys basketball.
SLIDESHOW: Liberty Girls Basketball vs. Central Catholic

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Liberty girls basketball team played Central Catholic at home on Tuesday night and beat the Rams 71-63 in their non-league game.
Century athletes sign on dotted line

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Jaguars honor five scholarship athletes at ceremony at Century High School.
Spartans fall standouts honored

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Hilhi football, soccer, and volleyball players honored by Northwest Oregon Conference.
Liberty kicks-off winter sports with 'Late Night' event

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Interactive program builds hype for basketball, swimming, and wrestling teams.
Spartan girls place third at water polo state championships

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Rena French earns first-team all-state honors, while four other Spartans are honored.
Le'Veon Bell holdout is strictly NFL business, and that stinks

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The soon-to-be free agent is taking his ball and going somewhere else - finally.
SLIDESHOW: Liberty Late Night

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Liberty High School featured their winter sports teams on Tuesday night at their annual Liberty Late Night event.
Play of the Day: The best from Week 12 in high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat in Week 12
Check out our best photos from Week 12 of 2018 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the resuts were huge in Friday football action
SLIDESHOW: Liberty Football vs. Clackamas

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Liberty football team traveled to Clackamas for the quarterfinals of the OSAA football playoffs. The Falcons lost 59-21 to the…
Liberty's season ends with 59-21 loss to Clackamas

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Falcons fall in the state quarterfinals to the No. 2-ranked and defending champion Cavaliers.
Week 12 high school football playoff scores are here - updated brackets, too

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the 11th week of the high school season
Check out our best photos from Week 11 of 2018 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the resuts were huge in Friday football action
Play of the Day: The best from Week 11 in high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat in Week 11
State soccer championships: Who won and who lost

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out who finished on top in Oregon boys and girls high school soccer championships
SLIDESHOW: Liberty Football vs. Sunset

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Liberty Falcons football team hosted the Sunset Apollos for round two of the OSAA playoffs on Friday night. Liberty won 51-44.

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Features

Get a crack out of 'Nuncrackers' musical in Forest Grove

December 08, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Janae Easlon

Theatre in the Grove brings musical comedy to Christmas, promising 'nothing but fun.'

Student-written play opens in Gaston

December 07, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Janae Easlon

Gaston's Jr./Sr. High School produces play about forest animals, written by senior Abby Oliver.

Meet Forest Grove's new 'Department Store'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Forest Grove resident wants to bring quality products to town with the newest store on the block, The Department Store.
Community calendar: Week of Dec. 5, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Choir event encourages audience participation

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Forest Grove United Church of Christ brings back Handel's 'Messiah' choir event Dec. 9.
'The Nutcracker' celebrates 12 years in Forest Grove

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Five high school seniors celebrate dancing for years with Ballet Forest Grove with their upcoming annual production.
Travel around the world with international storytime

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Hillsboro Brookwood Library brings new languages to early learners and storytime to multilingual families.
Pacific University brings back 'Biotopia'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Pacific University's biology department hosts its annual science workshop Dec. 1.
Community calendar: Week of Nov. 28, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Bag&Baggage's magic touch

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

'Bell, Book, and Candle' opens on Nov. 29 at The Vault Theater in Hillsboro just in time for holiday fun.
From Forest Grove to Netflix

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

2005 Forest Grove High School alumna wrote new Netflix film, released on Nov. 15.
Interfaith Thanksgiving returns to Hillsboro

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

More than 600 are expected to attend annual holiday meal at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on Jackson School Road.
Market season isn't over

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Forest Grove nonprofit, Adelante Mujeres, opens up its indoor market at Elks Lodge for Nov. 18, Dec. 2 and 16.
Community calendar: Week of Nov. 14, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Tough act to follow

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Bag&Baggage's Founding Artistic Director Scott Palmer announces new position in Idaho.
People of Providence – Meet Robert F. (Bob) Dwyer Jr.

Portland Tribune - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Community calendar: Week of Nov. 7, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
In technicolor at Forest Grove High

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Forest Grove High School performing arts department present comedic musical beginning Nov. 8.
'Bazaar' time of the year

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Every Husband's Nightmare Bazaar is celebrating more than 30 years and returns to the Washington County Fairgrounds on Nov. 12.
Celtic music duo back in Hillsboro

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Musical duo Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas return to Hillsboro at Glenn & Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center on Nov. 9.
A walk to remember

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Hillsboro's monthly First Tuesday Art Walk is back downtown on Nov. 6, featuring community projects and local artists.
A quick fix

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Washington County's Repair Fair comes to Forest Grove for the first time at the Forest Grove Public Library on Nov. 3.
Review: 'Evil Dead: The Musical' is 'definitely great fun'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Tina Arth reviews Theatre in the Grove's 'Evil Dead: The Musical,' running until Nov. 4.
84th Verboort Sausage Dinner returns

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The community favorite event is Saturday, Nov. 3, and organizers suggest 'arriving early' to purchase tickets.
Forest Grove Coffee Company to reopen

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The drive-thru coffee shop off Main Street reopens Nov. 1, with new owners who grew up in town.
Cruise In Country Diner celebrates half-a-million

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Award-winning restaurant in Hillsboro reaches half-a-million burgers sold after being opened less than 10 years.

Opinion

Letters to the Editor: Dec. 5, 2018

December 05, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Readers express concern about racism in schools and the idea of ending birthright citizenship.

Cook: Christmas is all about blessing the 'small'

December 05, 2018 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Tom Cook

'It is just that I believe the good Lord has a particular liking for small. And humble. And out-of-the-way.'

Goodrich: When you are new

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'It is important to think about the next job even before you take a new position.'
Thatcher: Time once again to talk about time

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'There are plenty of reasons to do away with the time change. What seems more controversial is on what time to stay.'
Liberty in the crosshairs

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

A parent reacted understandably; police did their jobs; and yet, the latest scare at school feels preventable.
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 28, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

This week's mailbag features an explanation of bus electrification plans and an endorsement of the HPV vaccine.
Rusch: Get your facts straight on PERS

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Supporting a public pension plan ... speaks volumes about what we value in Oregon.'
Forest Grove, Hillsboro on right side with plastic bag bans

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

They may be convenient, but there are good alternatives, and it's a measure that respects our environment.
Walker: The ties that bind

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Food for thought on this week of Thanksgiving from a Forest Grove writer and poet.
Connolly & Hagerbaumer: Praise for TriMet electric bus plan

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'In the coming years, the climate benefits of electric buses will continue to increase.'
Charles: TriMet heading down costly road with electric buses

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Using battery-electric buses simply changes where greenhouse gases are emitted, which is meaningless.'
Putting the 'giving' in Thanksgiving

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

The spirit of the season calls for us to think of those less fortunate and lend a hand. There is no shortage of need.
Goulding: Churches, partners try to meet needs of homeless

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'We are not a solution to homelessness ... we're simply trying to save lives during the winter months.'
Bahl: In hot market, job hunt can still go cold

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Many people with I/DD have the motivation, ambition and ability to work and earn a paycheck.'
Cook: Of birds and men

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Dixie and I had free reign on great pheasant habitat. ... Except for Dixie, I was totally alone for those five hours.'
California fires are everyone's problem

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Our loved ones are dealing with them. Our local firefighters are pitching in. And they can happen here, too.
Witt: Improving water infrastructure is important goal

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'We must work to ensure ... safe, clean drinking water for all Oregon communities.'
Brewer: Clean Energy Jobs will benefit all Oregonians

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'Beyond what any one farm, business or even an entire industry can do, we need ... to slow global warming.'
Hutchison: A modest proposal for fixing healthcare system

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'All of us should have a portion of our income tax dedicated to pay for all of our healthcare.'
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 7, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

In our first post-election mailbag, readers are concerned about hate in America and bridging the Columbia.
This was a gross election cycle. It doesn't have to be this way

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Some candidates ran civil campaigns. Some lost their tempers or embraced dirty tactics. We can all do better.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 31, 2018

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

This is our final mailbag of letters to the editor before Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
DiGrande: Why I'll vote 'yes' on Ballot Measure 105

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'There are legal, economic and moral reasons why our immigration laws are written as they are.'
Rubio: Ballot Measure 106 would harm all Oregonians

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'No matter how you feel about abortion, no one should be denied ... services due to unaffordability or identity.'
Hauser: Oregon students deserve well-paid teachers

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

'And like teachers elsewhere, Oregon teachers must contend with underfunded schools.'
Vote! If you have your ballot, there's no good reason not to

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

We're in favor of citizen participation, and voting, especially in Oregon, is one of the easiest ways to do it.

Sustainable Life

TriMet using hawks to stop poop from 10,000 crows

December 09, 2018 Zane Sparling

The regional transit agency spends $1.5 million a year cleaning up the transit mall in Portland.

State upholds approval of Grand Ronde fishing platform

December 08, 2018 Patrick Malee

Department of State Lands said concerns raised by the other tribes and PGE deserve consideration.

Winter could put state highways on a low-salt diet

ODOT, cities expect to use more salt this year if snow and ice become a big problem; study found use of salt did not attract wildlife to roadways.
Sacked: Lake Oswego bans single-use plastic bags

Ordinance includes a 10-cent pass-through fee to encourage shoppers to use reusable bags
Varoom! Commission revs up highway toll plan

Federal agency must sign off on proposal to toll traffic on sections of I-5 and I-205 through Portland
More wildfires, droughts and extreme weather in store for Oregon

Climate change is already impacting nearly every aspect of life in Oregon, from respiratory health to the state's agriculture and fisheries,…
Six hospitalized after possible 'toxic exposure' at Intel

Twice in the past week, first responders have been called to the company's Ronler Acres campus.
New Electric Avenue planned for Eastport Plaza

PGE plans to install up to six new Electric Avenues across the region to help boost electrified vehicle use.
Audit flags problems with Portland's environmental agency

The audit reports 36 percent of the city's green streets are outside the areas with the highest risk of sewer backups and overflows.
EARTHTALK: Leaf blowers

Dear EarthTalk: When will those gasoline-driven leaf blowers that gardeners use be outlawed? The noise and toxic fumes they emit can't be good for…
Oil company's request draws new concerns over oil spills

Citing concern from community and key stakeholders, Port of Columbia County says workshop needed
Lily, beloved elephant, dies

Oregon Zoo officials believe the young elephant developed a fast-acting virus on Thursday and died Friday.
Volunteers restore river habitat near Damascus

Removal of ivy and other invasive species will open room next spring for a planting
EPA plans formal meeting with Willamette River polluters to pressure them to get started on Superfund cleanups

Dec. 4 gathering in Portland comes nearly two years after EPA issued its $1 billion Portland Harbor cleanup plan, and nine months after it sent…
A monarch movement at Mary S. Young?

West Linn-area groups, residents and students team up to create pollinator garden near dog park
Extreme weather experienced here in 2015 will become routine, study predicts

Federal study warns of failure to take action on climate change, and suggests communities plan to be more resilient.
Steel Bridge a 'chokepoint' for 40-minute ferry service

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler wants to fund Susan Bladholm's Frog Ferry boat to Vancouver, Washington.
ODFW OK'd to kill 93 sea lions a year at Willamette Falls

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife says California sea lions are eating too many salmonids.

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