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West Linn Tidings - News

WL Paper opening 50 pay-to-park spots

'Oregon City seems starved for parking ... We'll see how much of a need there really is.'

Clackamas Review - News

Historic Downtown Oak Grove plans second annual fest

Local organization in unincorporated Clackamas County celebrates achieving federal nonprofit status

Clackamas Review - News

Clackamas firefighters receive international award for heroism

Fire district will receive the 2018 International Association of Fire Chiefs' Ben Franklin Award for Valor

Clackamas Review - News

Arts festival returns to end of Oregon Trail

Three Rivers Artist Guild offers two days of art, music, family fun in Oregon City

Clackamas Review - News

Clackamas County: Tariffs hit home with traffic-signal delays

County officials say international trade affecting key project at Highway 224/Springwater Road intersection

Clackamas Review - News

Oregon City Farmers Market offers tours, recipe demos

Second Saturdays of the month through October, SNAP members receive an additional $5 in SNAP tokens by participating

Clackamas Review - News

Family and cat in Oak Grove saved by firefighters

The residential house fire sparked around 2 a.m. on Silverleaf Lane in Oak Grove.

Clackamas Review - News

America's favorite orphan, 'Annie,' leaps onstage in Oregon City

Show opens Aug. 2 at the Osterman Theatre on the campus of Clackamas Community College

Oregon City News

Free admission at Clackamas County Fair on Thursday, Aug. 16

Clackamas Review - News

OSU Extension marking its centennial year of service with free fair admission for everyone from 10 a.m. to 3…
Award-winning Hawaiian ukulele player coming to Milwaukie

Clackamas Review - News

Bryan Tolentino's workshop, concert will appeal to more advanced players at Milwaukie Center
Arsonist strikes again on Oregon City Park Place play structure

Clackamas Review - News

Damage to the play structure is estimated at more than $15,000 at Park Place Elementary School
Clackamas County seeks new board members

Clackamas Review - News

Commissioners are seeking to fill eight openings on the Board of Property Tax Appeals and two openings on the…
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
New Century Players announces season of plays

Clackamas Review - News

2018-19 season begins with staged reading directed by Sara Gustafson McNaughton of Agatha Christie's…
Oregon City library patrons can stream movies for free

Clackamas Review - News

Librarians expand offerings by including the on-demand film-streaming service called Kanopy
Gladstone fire chief passing torch to take Vancouver job

Clackamas Review - News

Tom O'Connor's last day Aug. 14; Training Chief Jeff Smith to take interim command of department
Narcan saves Clackamas County canine deputy exposed to heroin

Clackamas Review - News

Reversal drug for overdoses on opioids successfully stabilizes Abbie, who specializes in detecting drugs
Youth Theatre for Change celebrates seven seasons

Clackamas Review - News

Play will be performed at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14, at Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center on the CCC…
Milwaukie High School demolition begins

Clackamas Review - News

North Clackamas officials offer lesson as Portland Public Schools learn that budgets can be blown when…
Oregon City charity golf project fueled by happy coincidence

Clackamas Review - News

Candlelighters For Children With Cancer benefits from Golf to Give Challenge
Clackamas native trains at Navy's largest aviation center

Clackamas Review - News

Airman Ivan Leontyuk serves as an aviation ordnanceman out in Florida air station
Oregon City, Clackamas Community College partner to extend road

Clackamas Review - News

Cost-sharing agreement to extend Meyers Road from Highway 213 to Oregon City High School
School notes for Aug. 8

Clackamas Review - News

Oregon City High School to offer three new courses; Grant brings new tools to Gardiner Middle School wood shop
Movie filmed in Oregon City premieres in OC

Clackamas Review - News

Director Mary Knight draws on social work, her own past for dramatic comedy 'Sister Mary's Angel'
Clackamas Review community calendar for Aug. 8

Clackamas Review - News

Listings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in August 2018
Gladstone Food Pantry to reopen Aug. 16

Clackamas Review - News

After closing June 16 due to school district funding cuts, pantry to get back in business exactly two months…
Oregon City-born violist racking up honors

Clackamas Review - News

Lauren Siess' latest accomplishment was playing in the Yellow Barn's 2018 Summer Music Festival in Putney,…
Affordable housing measure debated at Chamber meeting

Clackamas Review - News

Pros and cons of Metro's $652.8 million November bond measure are weighed by Clackamas County buisiness group.
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
Clackamas Fire opens new fleet, logistics facility

Clackamas Review - News

District officials last week cut ribbon open their first new facility in nearly 15 years
Ermatinger House revisits ghosts of Oregon City past

Clackamas Review - News

Oregon City Parks and Recreation's newest attraction, the presumed site of 1845 coin toss that determined the…
Annual car show to raise funds for Clackamas Community College

Clackamas Review - News

All cars are welcome at this year's Aug. 11 event. Gates open at 8 a.m. The show runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Left-Hander's Day: Southpaws to lend hand to children's hospital

Clackamas Review - News

Unlike the June pool tournament that was only open to natural lefties, right-handers will be invited to bowl…
Construction begins on Happy Valley senior-living community

Clackamas Review - News

MorningStar Senior Living, Confluent Senior Living break ground on a new 83,300-square-foot facility
American Legion rib cook-off to honor Karen Chaney

Clackamas Review - News

Meal will be served starting at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25, at 2146 S.E. Monroe St., Milwaukie.
Clackamas County finalizes wastewater services consolidation

West Linn Tidings - News

'It just became very clear to people that we needed to have a structure in place that was going to give…
Clackamas Review school notes for Aug. 3

Clackamas Review - News

Clackamas district feeder school boundaries changing; student receives Courage Fellowship
Clackamas Review community calendar for Aug. 1

Clackamas Review - News

Listings of a selection of free or nonprofit community, neighborhood and arts events in August 2018
OSU Extension shows off latest agricultural technology

Clackamas Review - News

North Willamette Research and Extension Center is Oregon State University's agriculture experiment station
Man pleads guilty in death of 2-year-old child

Portland Tribune - News

Oregon City man Taylor Kraig gets 10 years in prison for death of Zackariah Daugherty in Portland.
Milwaukie City Council approves housing affordability strategy

Clackamas Review - News

Milwaukie Mayor Mark Gamba says affordable shelter for renters is 'absolutely a crisis'
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…
Happy Valley middle schooler wins $100 art prize

Clackamas Review - News

Averi Dickinson, a 14-year-old student, has work on display at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center

Regional 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
ACLU: 3 clergy arrested at ICE protest

Portland Tribune - News
Franklin Graham talks sin, forgiveness, politics to thousands in Canby

Canby Herald - News
Police Chief: Protesters weren't there to sing 'Kumbaya'

Portland Tribune - News
Four arrested during clash between Patriot Prayer, Antifa

Portland Tribune - News
Medical Examiner seeks clues on body found in Columbia

Portland Tribune - News
Man pleads guilty in death of 2-year-old child

Portland Tribune - News
E-scooters storm into downtown Portland

Portland Tribune - News
'Porch Pirate' gets 16 months for package theft

Portland Tribune - News
Man's barking dog leads to 'serious' stabbing

Portland Tribune - News
Rooftop blaze forces evacuation of Washington Square Mall

The Times - News
Portlandia Mermaid Parade floats through downtown

Portland Tribune - News
Aloha man convicted of sexually abusing homeless teen

Beaverton Valley Times - 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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WCL baseball: Late surge lifts Corvallis to series-clinching 4-1 win

August 13, 2018 Clackamas Review - Sports Jim Beseda

The Knights swept the Portland Pickles in the best-of-three South Division playoff series and will face Kelowna in the finals

Football: Oregon City banks on size, experience up front to help set tone

August 13, 2018 Clackamas Review - Sports Jim Beseda

The Pioneers average 6-foot-1 1/2 and 265 pounds across the offensive line, which includes a trio of three-year starters

Clackamas hard at work, eager to defend 6A football state title

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Cavaliers are breaking in new starters at several key positions, including quaterback, running back and wide receiver
Thelo takes second at Mt. Hood Challenge

Clackamas Review - Sports

GIRLS SOCCER - The club team reaches the 14U bronze final at the summer soccer tournament
Wachsmuth cuts high school ties for Olympic Training Center program

Clackamas Review - Sports

The 2018 OSAA Class 6A wrestling 145-pound state champion turns attention to USA Wrestling's Elite Accelerator Program
Taylor Agost eager to embark on pro volleyball career in Germany

Clackamas Review - Sports

The former University of Oregon standout from Clackamas High School signed to play with the Aachen Ladies in Black
Checking the blind spot

Clackamas Review - Sports

One skier's diagnosis revealed a big hole in Oregon's concussion prevention laws.
Oregon City baseball going 'in right direction' after successful summer

Clackamas Review - Sports

Pioneers coach J.J. Winkle likes what his players accomplished this summer as they prepare to rejoin Three Rivers League
Happy Valley's Pat O'Donnell wins senior division Stroke Play title

Clackamas Review - Sports

O'Donnell finished at 8-under-par 208 for 54 holes to edge Gladstone's Denny Taylor by two shots at Arrowhead Golf Club
Clackamas defeats Grant 5-3 to claim 2018 OIBA championship

Clackamas Review - Sports

Right-hander Kaiden Miller went the distance in Saturday's final, scattering eight hits with one walk and eight strikeouts
Clackamas gets on hot streak, rolls to JBO Midget Federal state title

Clackamas Review - Sports

Consecutive wins over McMinnville, Newberg, Cleveland, and Sherwood carried the Cavaliers to a state championship
Gladstone's Ben Hill makes transition from outfield to catcher

Clackamas Review - Sports

The three-sport athlete was eager to move behind the plate after the loss of three-year starter Otis Lundgren to graduation
Adin Williams wins gold, silver at international swim meet

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Gladstone senior-to-be won a gold medal in the 50-meter freestyle and a silver in the 50-meter butterfly at the IWAS Youth World Games…
Madi Mott makes her mark as freshman at North Idaho College

Clackamas Review - Sports

Former Gladstone ace eager for sophomore season after leading Cardinals to first NWAC softball championship last spring
Cavs' Nick Lasko scores low on summer golf circuit

Clackamas Review - Sports

Lasko is playing in this week's IMG Academy Junior World Championships at Torrey Pines GC in San Diego, Calif.
Clackamas advances to West Regionals in Arizona

Clackamas Review - Sports

The Clackamas 14U all-stars shut out East Lane (Springfield) 5-0 in Tuesday's state title game
Clackamas majors fall in extra inning to Southeast

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

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

Clackamas Review - Sports

The sophomore first baseman batted .657 with 16 homers and 50 RBIs, leading the No. 2 Cavaliers to a berth in the state finals

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Happy 20th, Pickathon!

August 10, 2018 Portland Tribune - Features Shannon O. Wells

Blind Boys of Alabama, Built to Spill, Black Pumas, Lost Bayou Ramblers and many more wow the crowds at eclectic Happy Valley music festival

Oregon City musician releases new album

August 08, 2018 Clackamas Review - Features Ellen Spitaleri

Josh Karch's latest, 'This Too Shall Pass,' infused with positivity, friends, family

Milwaukie quilt store covers it all

Clackamas Review - Features

McKenna Ryan Designs/Pine Needles on Jefferson Street inspired by Montana pine forest
Cuddle Cot gives parents time to grieve lost newborn

Clackamas Review - Features

Milwaukie residents Carly and Nick Itami twice suffered the unthinkable loss and now are helping others
At 20-year mark, Pickathon still taking chances

Portland Tribune - Features

There will be 50-plus artists helping Happy Valley music festival celebrate the milestone, Aug. 3-5; founder Zale Schoenborn is ecstatic…
'Storytelling at Twilight' coming to Milwaukie

Clackamas Review - Features

Pulp Stage theater company brings offering to the Ledding Library Pond House at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 2
Local students present 'A Different Kind of Gun Show'

Clackamas Review - Features

Recent school shootings prompt action in the form of theatre, fundraiser for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America
Milwaukie woman receives NEA fellowship award

Clackamas Review - Features

National Endowment for the Arts to give $25K to Feryal Abbasi-Ghnaim for Palestinian embroidery
Merideth Clark, Susannah Mars bring the love to CRT

Clackamas Review - Features

'Happy Days Are Here Again' will showcase hits of Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland at 7:30 p.m. July 15 in Oregon City
Milwaukie's New Century Players celebrate 100 years of Broadway

Clackamas Review - Features

Group presents cabaret fundraiser 7 p.m. Saturday, July 14, at Rose Villa Performing Arts Center
Philanthropic Educational Organization offers financial assistance

Clackamas Review - Features

Laurie Anderson and Faye Moore urge local women to apply for scholarships, grants, loans
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
CRT opens season with new take on 'Sense and Sensibility'

Clackamas Review - Features

Former Oregon City High School theater teacher Karlyn Love to direct fast-paced, witty play
Chuckie Pies moving to The Windward

Lake Oswego Review - Entertainment

Lisa and Chuck Shaw Ryan's much anticipated move allows more to experience their 'welcome home' hospitality style. In the meantime enjoy…
Oregon City celebrates end of a theatrical era

Clackamas Review - Features

Oregon City High School's Karlyn Love, Mark Schwahn intend to continue working in theater, directing and acting
Gladstone woodworker donates 5 percent to Audubon Society

Clackamas Review - Features

Handmade birdhouses, tables, chairs and other art offered in time for Father's Day
Oregon City Children's Theatre stages juicy 'Peach'

Clackamas Review - Features

'James and the Giant Peach Jr.' opens June 7 with a fundraiser show and gala in Beavercreek
Hailey Kilgore nominated for a 2018 Tony award

Clackamas Review - Features

Happy Valley resident makes her Broadway debut in 'Once On This Island' last December
Clackamas Community College presents the nonsense of 'Nunsense'

Clackamas Review - Features

Sisters sing, dance and preach fun at Niemeyer Osterman Theatre, 19600 Molalla Ave., Oregon City
Moonlight Coffeehouse moving to downtown Oak Grove

Clackamas Review - Features

Pixie Adams and her husband, Angel, say their goal is to be open in the new space by July 1
In Clackamas, travel to South Africa without leaving Oregon

Clackamas Review - Features

In talk at Clackamas Community College, Happy Valley residents to speak about South Africa trip
Adam Ericksen leads Clackamas United faithful to a 'just peace'

Clackamas Review - Features

Rev. Denise Andersen's retirement as pastor at Clackamas United Church of Christ leaves big pair of shoes to fill
'Seussical the Musical' brings beloved characters to life

Clackamas Review - Features

Production will explode onto the Gladstone High School stage at 7 p.m. April 13
New Century Players' 'Enchanted April' at Rose Villa

Clackamas Review - Features

Italy in spring is backdrop for special getaway opening April 13; final performance April 15
Band, orchestra tune up for April 8 concert

Clackamas Review - Features

Portland Metro Concert Band, East County Community Orchestra join forces to present at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 8
Lady golfers will kick off the season April 4

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

Interested women of all skill levels invited to attend a breakfast to learn about group

Sustainable Life

Test results expected soon on algae scum found in Willamette River downtown

August 13, 2018 Steve Law

Oregon Health Authority issued a recreational health advisory from Ross Island lagoon all the way downstream to Cathedral Park.

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August 13, 2018 Pamplin Media Group

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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
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.
Court decision means Portland can sharply restrict fossil fuel terminal expansion

Oregon Supreme Court declines to review appeals court ruling that upheld the constitutionality of city ordinance.
Help nurture area's undiscovered urban waterway

Annual volunteer clean-up of Johnson Creek slated for August 25; signups available now.
DEQ fines Happy Valley subdivision developer

State officials discover Scouters Mountain LLC had been discharging muddy or turbid stormwater into streams
Lawsuit accuses feds of neglecting threatened bull trout

Northwest Environmental Advocates sues EPA, Fish and Wildlife Service, for not protecting the species from toxic pollutants.
OSU researchers: Use projected sea level rise as gauge for climate change policies

Study suggests policy makers ask what level of sea level rise is reasonable, and then limit greenhouse gas emissions accordingly.
EarthTalk: Wildlife evolves, thanks to hunting

Dear EarthTalk: Are modern-day hunting practices having any noticeable evolutionary or behavioral effects on wildlife populations?- Bill Cochrane,…
Everything neutral

Green Hammer builds a winery tasting room to Living Building Challenge standards - one of only 21 certified buildings in the world
Soil your undies

Local farmers, gardeners try new way to test soil health in gardens and agricultural businesses

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