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Tips & tricks to prepare your garden for winter
The work to make gardens stun in the spring actually begins during the preceding fall
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Transformed Wapato marks year of helping Portland homeless
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Portland parents to school leaders: No vaccine mandate for kids
Portland Tribune - NewsPortland Public Schools parents speak out against district's consideration of COVID-19 requirement for…
Proposed Portland passenger ferry seeks federal funding
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The Frog Ferry service connecting St. Johns with the South Waterfront is making progress, but still has a long voyage to reality.
Senators: Ending filibuster is only way to advance voting…
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Wyden, Merkley comment after Senate deadlocks on move to proceed with debate; rule requires 60 votes.
Neck slashed 'millimeters' from artery, Portland cops say
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Justin Turner faces a second-degree murder charge for the incident in the Lloyd District of Portland, records show.
Pedestrian killed in NW Portland hit and run
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The victim in the early Wednesday crash was not immediately identified and no suspect information has been released.
Study: 270 Native students died at Oregon boarding schools
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Researchers find at least 270 students died in custody at boarding schools in Forest Grove and Salem between 1880 and 1945.
Will neighbors found a new city in urban Washington County?
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Washington County has the highest number of residents living in unincorporated communities in Oregon.
Oregon Corrections: 33% of workers still unvaccinated,…
Portland Tribune - News
Most workers file religious exemptions, while some seek a medical exemptions, according to DOC spokesperson.
Work begins on 48 units of affordable housing for seniors
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The Webster Road project in Gladstone is expected to open in 2022, after funding support from a Metro bond.
With 500 new residents on the way, North Plains growing fast
Portland Tribune - News
A project that would bring a grocery store and other key amenities to North Plains took a step forward recently.
Oregon activists cheer frontlline health care workers
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Local activists and supporters handed out gift baskets and messages of support for hospital employees.
The fight to save the oldest creature on earth
Portland Tribune - News
Slimy, parasitic fish are key to Oregon ecosystems, but they're fast disappearing
Portland, Multnomah County working on new homeless spending
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Mayor Ted Wheeler postpones the city's fall budget adjustment process to work with county leaders on the crisis.
Seven on list for top federal prosecutor in Oregon
Portland Tribune - News
Panel will interview candidates; nomination is up to attorney general and President Joe Biden.
Asian Pacific leader seeks nod for south Portland Metro seat
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Duncan Hwang, a leader of the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon nonprofit, seeks to fill regional government spot vacated by former Councilor…
Jail deputy charged with stealing COVID-19 vaccination cards
Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah County Sheriff's Office corrections deputy Robert Haney has been charged with first-degree official misconduct and third-degree theft.
Reform candidate seeks to unseat Washington County D.A.
Portland Tribune - News
The Washington County DA challenger says he wants to do away with the 'crime politics of decades past.'
Portland Public Schools: 96% of staff vaccinated, 37 on…
Portland Tribune - News
While most complied with statewide mandate, district granted 115 exemptions while placing 37 employees on leave.
Multnomah Sheriff: 81% vaccinated, no risk of lay-offs
Portland Tribune - News
Vaccination deadline does not affect majority of East County staff; Gresham Fire nears 'majority compliance'
PCC welcomes first cohort for new writing residency
Portland Tribune - News
Portland Community College's Carolyn Moore Writing Residency program is unique at the community college level.
Parking dispute stalls Wilsonville mixed-use, density plan
Portland Tribune - News
The public hearing for three proposed mixed-use buildings along with a parking lot will continue until an Oct. 23 meeting
Clackamas County commits $1.7M to supportive housing…
Portland Tribune - News
Metro-funded payout aids organizations targeting underserved populations as Webster Road renovation begins
Police identify Woodburn man fatally struck by Amtrak train
Portland Tribune - News
A man trying to beat an Amtrak train across the tracks was struck and killed in Woodburn.
Wilsonville cops search for crosswalk hit-and-run suspect
Portland Tribune - News
A driver reportedly struck a pedestrian and fled along Wilsonville Road Oct. 17.
$70M suit: 14-year-old girl drowns at Hillsboro Parks & Rec
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The family of Nabila Maazouz, a Liberty High School swimmer who died at SHARC, alleges negligence in wrongful death.
Oregon economist: Still fewer travelers at Portland airport
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Portland's airport is recovering, but a bit slower than Oregon regionals and similar size airports in other states
Portland Public Schools gets funding for electric bus fleet
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Portland General Electric awards four other Oregon districts grants to add electric transportation
ODOT seeks feedback on proposed projects for bikers,…
Portland Tribune - News
State says public survey will influence funding for four proposed traffic projects in Clackamas County
Portland woman dies in Oak Grove crash involving three…
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon State Police: Mary Ring, 70, sustained fatal injuries after being rear-ended while stopped at a red light.
Philanthropist Pat Reser inspires new Beaverton arts center
Portland Tribune - News
The philanthropist and volunteer says innate curiosity and drive are keys to her life.
Portland icon Bob's Red Mill earns gold in sustainability
Portland Tribune - News
Global whole-grain brand based in Milwaukie awarded certification by Clackamas County
Data: 4.3% of Hillsboro School District workers…
Portland Tribune - News
About 95% of district staff will meet the Oct. 18 deadline to be vaccinated, with most others requesting exceptions.
Police: Over 1,000 Portland shootings this year
Portland Tribune - News
There have also been 70 homicides in the city so far in 2021, tying the record set in 1987.
Mapps to seek money for police in budget adjustment
Portland Tribune - News
The Portland city commissioner is pushing the mayor to include his request in a proposed budget that will be made public this week.
Bajorin appointed to Canby City Council after 4-1…
Portland Tribune - News
Ultimately, group chooses HVAC tech and former coast guardsman David Bajorin to serve out Jordan Tibbals' term
State forecast points to COVID-19 spike ending by…
Portland Tribune - News
OHSU estimates there will be another 177,000 infections, enough to fill Autzen Stadium three times
Oregon landlords get millions in back rent, but…
Portland Tribune - News
Oregon still faces backlog from tenants, but may qualify for more federal money that was unspent elsewhere.
Repairs temporarily close hike to top of Multnomah…
Portland Tribune - News
Stability work to prevent trail collapse will close route to top of Multnomah Falls for about a month
Portland shooting suspect arrested, gun violence…
Portland Tribune - News
Police recover 57 shell casings and four live rounds after an early Saturday shooting in Gresham.
Oregon farmers get one last gulp of water before…
Portland Tribune - News
Fall irrigation helps determine Jefferson County farm production during following summer
'Armed and dangerous': 2 women bolt from prison in…
Portland Tribune - News
The women left a Salem facility but are housed at Coffee Creek in Wilsonville
Washington County OKs 90-day eviction protection in…
Portland Tribune - News
The ordinance only applies to people living in unincorporated Washington County.
Congressional candidates search for footing in…
Portland Tribune - News
'You have the largest geographical barrier in our state dividing a district that is united only because of political desire'
PPB: Blame new law for lack of protest response
Portland Tribune - News
Portland police say a law passed by the Oregon Legislature prevents them from responding to downtown riots.
Portland affordable housing will displace African…
Portland Tribune - News
The African Youth & Community Organization says it had hoped to be selected to redevelop their headquarters on 74th Avenue and Glisan Street.
Best workplace feature? Work-life balance, survey…
Portland Tribune - News
Values and Beliefs Center poll takes a deep look at what makes people want when they choose jobs.
'Tis the season for Hursula, Oregon City's famous…
Portland Tribune - News
Car with role on 'Portlandia' TV show now back in front of haunted store downtown.
COVID weekly cases, hospitalizations decline in…
Portland Tribune - News
Number of people hospitalized plummets nearly 68% as over 6,500 new vaccinations are administered for a second straight week
Lake Oswego hires first equity program manager
Portland Tribune - News
The creation of this position emerged from the city's diversity, equity and inclusion recommendations.
Labor Bureau: Workplace suicides continue to rise
Portland Tribune - News
Truck drivers, retail managers and the military top the list of people who killed themselves at work.
Controversial biofuel plant planned on 118 acres of…
Portland Tribune - News
Drainage district landowners concerned about potential wetland mitigation site in district
Centrist Betsy Johnson running for governor as…
Portland Tribune - News
Columbia County state senator says she wants to provide voters another option to find 'sensible solutions'
Homophobic slur disrupts Newberg School Board…
Portland Tribune - News
It's unclear who made the remark during the virtual meeting of the Newberg School Board.
FBI offers $25,000 reward in downtown Portland's…
Portland Tribune - News
The July 17 shooting resulted in the death of 18-year-old Makayla Harris and the injury of six other bystanders.
Hydrologist: Recent rains haven't ended Oregon…
Portland Tribune - News
Scott Oviatt warns that another dry winter could lead to a 2022 drought sequel.
Oregon tribal leader in line to lead national parks
Portland Tribune - News
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla's Chuck Sams ready for fireworks at an Oct. 19 U.S. Senate hearing
Portland, Clackamas state Sen. Kayse Jama seeks to…
Portland Tribune - News
Former executive director of Unite Oregon hopes to win election representing areas of Multnomah and Clackamas counties
Portland to create new first-responder program for…
Portland Tribune - News
CareOregon, a nonprofit that provides health care services to low-income Oregonians, gave the city a $2.5 million grant to kickstart the program.
Umpqua, Columbia banks to merge under Umpqua brand
Portland Tribune - News
Combined company will be the third largest regional bank on the West Coast, retaining the Umpqua name.
Clackamas County inks new infectious waste…
Portland Tribune - News
Trilogy Medwaste will now partner with Waste Management of Oregon to provide services
Gladstone Rep. Mark Meek to run for Oregon Senate…
Portland Tribune - News
Redistricted area loses Canby and gains Happy Valley, providing a Democratic advantage
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Pre-winter perennial pruning pointers
Understanding pruning and when to do it this fall can help gardeners lay a strong foundation for their gardens that will benefit them next spring.
How to create a sunroom
A few tricks of the trade can help homeowners turn their blank canvasses into welcoming spaces to take in all that nature has to offer throughout the…
Add a pop of color to your garden this winter
If you think that winter means the end of beautiful garden colors, think again.
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