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Court docs shed light on Portland protests, riots, looting
Portland Tribune - NewsMultnomah DA says more than 100 arrested in five nights of George Floyd protests in downtown Portland.
Wheeler: No curfew, Brown wrong
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The mayor and Oregon governor spar publicly over a request to bring National Guard troops to Portland
Report: Focus on construction phase of I-5 Rose Quarter…
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A peer review panel assessment of the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement project also calls for closer work with the community and partners going forward
Oregon loses youngest COVID-19 victim to date; 33 new cases
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The Oregon Health Authority said among three deaths linked to COVID-19, one of the victims was a 36-year-old woman.
Brandenburg wrestles with seven-year-old complaint about…
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Past co-worker claimed Clackamas County's next sheriff allowed an unprofessional atmosphere in civil division.
Employment: New director, clear priorities, same problems
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Brown replaces Employment Department director as claims pile up and calls left unanswered.
Oregon Republicans launch new effort to recall Gov. Brown
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Their 2019 effort fell short of mark, but GOP chairman counts on resistance to her pandemic orders
Monday night Portland protest: Police arrest 10, cite 6
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Police announce arrests after stragglers at protest allegedly throw bottles after vast majority leave downtown.
Knife-wielding West Linn man arrested for DUI in Beavercreek
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Man pulls knife outside gas station, crashes into utility pole, nearly hits deputy
Wilsonville, Portland residents arrested for theft
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Deputies find stolen items in vehicle in Damascus neighborhood. Two men are charged with theft, possession of methamphetamine
Downtown Lake Oswego holds rally for George Floyd
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Local community members peacefully protest in downtown Lake Oswego amid Portland riots
Portland police declare civil disturbance at Sunday protest
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Spurred by the death of George Floyd, about 6,000 turned out near Laurelhurst Park and in downtown Portland for third night.
Despite surge in claims, Oregon says state has enough…
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Delays in claims processing persist as school employees flood state's Work Share program
Oregon City breaks ground on construction of memorial park
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Tyrone S. Woods Memorial Park to honor 1989 graduate of Oregon City High School, who died while working for the CIA
Governor deploys 50 from National Guard, 100 State Police
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Guard will provide support, but Brown rebuffs Mayor Wheeler and US Attorney Billy Williams.
Beaverton parents organize peaceful demonstration
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Hundreds of people marched along Scholls Ferry Road on Sunday to protest police brutality and racism.
Multnomah Libraries to reopen pickup service
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Gresham, Central branches among first to offer service beginning Monday, June 8
Clean-up efforts underway after downtown Portland protests
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Portland begins cleanup after a weekend of grafitti and looting on the fringes of the George Floyd solidarity marches.
Mayor, U.S. attorney ask Oregon governor to activate…
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U.S. attorney also says violence amid protests likely 'organized' here and nationwide.
Gresham officer kills suspect in East Portland
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The Gresham Police Department was providing mutural aid to the Portland Police Bureau during the Sunday protest.
Washington County deputy on leave for using racial epithets
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating a 16-year-old email showing a deputy used racial epithets.
More cuts likely for Clackamas County budget
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Committee approves $892 million, a 2.2% reduction, but COVID-19 expected to cause additional shortfall
Gov. Brown fires Oregon Employment Department director
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She names interim leader a day after legislative hearing critical of agency during pandemic downturn.
Iannarone attacks Portland mayor over curfew, police…
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Mayor Wheeler's opponent in the November election accuses him of unconstitutionally suppressing peaceful protest.
Wheeler, African-American leaders talk about racism and…
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Promises and conflicting views are on display at a Sunday afternoon event in North Portland.
Portland Mayor Wheeler: 'Rioters and looters' are coopting…
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Mayor extends emergency curfew into Sunday night, after violence and vandalism breaks again overnight.
Police arrest 48 after 2nd night of rioting, looting,…
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Nine juveniles also were detained and released to their families, on charges ranging from curfew violation to burglary.
Portland freeway exits, TriMet service shuts downtown
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Oregon Department of Transportation shuts freeway exits, but ramps out of the central city are still open.
No new deaths reported Sunday from COVID-19 in Oregon
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Tri-county metro region remains the state's hotspot, with 34 of 58 new confirmed cases.
OHSU lab worker sews masks for frontline workers
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Annie Painter, clothing designer who lives in Oak Grove, donates fabric to Julie Felts of Clackamas
Downtown Portland erupts into violence for second night in…
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Despite an 8 p.m. curfew enacted by Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, hundreds flock to the streets to protest.
Gresham manager in Minneapolis to speak about…
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Former Troutdale City Councilor Larry Morgan found out about the Portland riot from afar.
Riot: Damage to Portland Justice Center 'extensive'
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Sheriff Mike Reese says fire sprinkler system put out protesters' fires, but caused extensive water damage.
Riot: Portland police arrest 13 following Friday…
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Officers say stores were looted during the riot, and several police vehicles had their windows smashed.
Lawmakers prod officials on backlog of unemployment…
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House panel urged direct communication with laid-off workers, not just efforts to reduce totals.
Business alliance sides with Friday's peaceful…
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Chamber group also speaks out in opposition to rioting and looting in downtown Portland.
Death of black man in police custody in Mineapolis…
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The white Mineapolis police officer charged with murder has been fired and arrested.
Rioters inflict 'millions' in damage to downtown…
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, Commissioner Hardesty, the deputy police chief and others reflect on a night of unmatched violence.
Riot: Timeline released by police
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Peaceful protests early Friday devolved into looting and fires from North Portland to downtown.
Riot: Portland mayor imposes overnight curfew after…
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The Bureau of Emergency Management will send a wireless emergency alert, reminding the community about the curfew.
Oregon City High School senior receives national…
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Shaylee Cooper creates We Dine Together, a club that brings together students who had been eating alone.
Looting erupts in downtown Portland, police declare…
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What began as a peaceful demonstration for George Floyd devolved into one of the most destructive nights in Portland history.
New Oregon estimate: 20,000 infected with…
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The state's newest epidemiological report says that a trend of declining infections and COVID-19 hospitalizations could reverse.
Washington County deputies shoot, kill man in West…
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The Sheriff's Office says it was responding to a domestic disturbance, and the suspect pulled a knife on deputies.
Portland schools announce grad plans
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David Douglas, PPS, Parkrose craft novel commencement ceremonies for Class of 2020.
One arrested during Portland protests
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More protests are planned over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on Friday
Two teachers get mortgage paid for a year
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Parkrose High and Beaverton fourth grade teachers win OnPoint Credit Union's top awards
Checking in: Rick Gruen, Clackamas County parks…
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Employee discusses public spaces reopening June 1, challenges posed by offering recreation during COVID-19
County DA: West Linn Police handling of Fesser case…
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DA will review over 500 cases involving Detective Reeves for possible dismissal
Mt. Hood Forest plans May 29 reopening for day-use,…
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Select forest areas will remain closed out of precaution, to reopen at later date
COVID-19 hits Fairview fruit cannery Townsend Farms
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Health officials say 48 seasonal workers infected at two regional Townsend Farms sites
Washington County businesses wary ahead of June 1…
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Some business owners plan to reopen as soon as the county is cleared to enter Phase 1. Others don't.
Rockwood redevelopment project hits budget…
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Gresham Mayor Shane Bemis voices concerns about completing long-brewing development, now called Downtown Rockwood.
Portland General Electric nixes sale of oil storage…
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Controversial sale terminated between Portland General Electric's Beaver Tank Farm and Global Partners LP at Oregon port.
Eat your feelings: Salt & Straw struggles back to…
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With tight lines banned and consumers scared to go out, the brand of the $10.95 pint switches to pick up service while it rethinks its business model
City to close Portland streets for shopping, dining…
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Portland Bureau of Transportation announces program to allow full and partial street closures.
TriMet: Feds to pay $100 million for airport…
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The Federal Transit Administration will pay almost half of the Better Red Project.
Oregon forest and ocean conservation, businesses…
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Lost profits and lost revenue drive drop in health of timber, fishing and conservation, lawmakers are told.
Downtown Portland retailers reopen but customers…
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Downtown brick-and-mortar stores see a trickle of shoppers as Oregon 'reopens'
COVID-19 outbreak linked to seasonal workers in…
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A total of 48 workers have been diagnoses; officials say they likely contracted the illness before reaching Oregon.
Legislators get 2nd chance to quiz employment…
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Director: 'I do apologize' to thousands with claims; but House panel wants to probe further.
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