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Sep 19, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Lawsuit filed to halt sale of timber

Nature groups want to save owl habitat, mature trees, which are more 'fire resilient'

Sep 19, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Tragedy on the mountain

Before a fatal cougar attack near Mount Hood, Gresham's Diana Bober lived to explore nature

Sep 19, 2018 Sandy Post - News

House District 52 candidates talk PERS funding, regional issues

Rep. Jeff Helfrich (R-Hood River), Anna Williams (D-Hood River) race to finish line

Sep 12, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Riding with demons

Kryss Helfrich prepares retired racehorses Wicked Laugh and Last Call Lobo for challenge in Kentucky

Sep 05, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail Democrats host candidates at annual picnic in Sandy

Come out Sunday, Sept. 9, to meet the Democratic candidates for Oregon House District 52 and Oregon Senate District 26 at the picnic hosted by the Oregon Trail Democrats. The event is at Sandy's Meinig Memorial Park.

Sandy Post News

Free food market set for Sept. 24

Sandy Post - News

Neighborhood Missions program to feed Hoodland residents with monthly food box pickup
Fugitive surrenders for alleged Clackamas County sex crimes

Clackamas Review - News

Incidents involving young girls reportedly took place in 1993, but Barrett Preston Busschau fled U.S. before…
Maine man found near Zigzag

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County Sheriffi's Office has located Nathan Haynes, who went missing near Lolo Pass Road yesterday
Commissioner speaks in favor of Mayor King's re-election

Sandy Post - News

Mayoral candidate Stan Pulliam responds after King takes on bathroom-cleaning role
Cleanup events planned later this month for Sandy River watershed

Gresham Outlook - News

Volunteers needed to remove debris and improve the environment for people and salmon
Heidi's of Gresham celebrates 50 years

Gresham Outlook - News

The restaurant has many loyal customers, some dating back to the 1968 founding in Sandy
City seeks input on Sandy Community Campus concepts

Sandy Post - News

Cedar Ridge Middle School spot to become community space with park, sports fields
Best Dam Run is a darn good experience

Estacada News - News

10K walk, run organized by the Oregon Road Runners Club scheduled for later this month in Estacada
Schmizza Public House unveils expansive gathering place

Gresham Outlook - News

Gresham Town Fair pub features extensive menu, 31 taps, sports on TV, live music at night
Sight-in days scheduled at Estacada rifle clubs

Estacada News - News

Douglas Ridge Rifle Club and Estacada Rod and Gun Club will provide assistance for $5 per gun
MHCC helping the environment one rain garden at a time

Gresham Outlook - News

The college is improving conditions for salmon, the watershed and the 1.5 miles of creek on campus
Bear(s) in mind ...

Sandy Post - News

Growing bear-human contact in mountain area sparks need for knowledge, safe practices
Wastewater plant plans to cover rise in population

Sandy Post - News

$200,000 Department of Environmental Quality funding fuels study for city's future needs
Danger of wildfire remains at start of bowhunting season

Sandy Post - News

Officials urge caution for campers, archers into fall in forests, rangelands
Tribe selling site of former dog race track

Gresham Outlook - News

The Confederate Tribes of Grand Ronde are putting up for the sale the former site of the Multnomah Greyhound…
Milwaukie first city in Clackamas County to ban plastic bags

Clackamas Review - News

Fairview mayor Ted Tosterud leads local charge to phase out plastic bags in three other nearby cities
Driving toward the future

Sandy Post - News

Planning for Sandy's growth and transportation on Highway 26 needs a complex puzzle
Boring celebrates new memorial

Sandy Post - News

Monument honors 42 fallen Vietnam War veterans from across Clackamas County
Clackamas County fair ends on high note

Clackamas Review - News

Grow it, sew it, show it: Reagan Schwenk, 10, wins Reserve Champion Junior Beef Showman award
Clackamas Soil and Water 'hits reset' on headquarters

Clackamas Review - News

Beavercreek facility would only have offices for 20 officials, smaller floor plan
Culvert repair will slow rush-hour traffic east of Sandy

Gresham Outlook - News

The evening commute east of Sandy will be slowed as ODOT crews close one east bound lane for a concrete pour.
Join the club

Sandy Post - News

Local organizations talk membership, community service, opportunities for all
High school administrator takes over as Firwood principal

Sandy Post - News

Principal Tara Bourland takes new position outside of Oregon Trail School District
Rotary Steak Fry takes ticket sales online

Gresham Outlook - News

The Gresham Rotary Club's annual fundraising Steak Fry is planned for 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5, at the…
The last straw?

Sandy Post - News

Merchants, patrons, city leaders share mixed feelings on reducing - even banning - plastic utensil use
Search begins to replace Sandy city manager

Sandy Post - News

Yamashita provides guidance to council on succession plan after her retirement
Merchants cited for tobacco sales to minors

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Health Authority: illegal sales on the rise across the state since Jan. 1
Real estate professional Greg Rosen takes a look at the lighter…

Gresham Outlook - News

Greg Rosen was recently elected 'Best Realtor in the State' by members of his 'fan club.'
Ripe for the picking

Sandy Post - News

Sandy, Gresham-area blueberry farmers open their fields to families for u-pick season
Runners from Arizona, Guatemala Seattle conquer marathon courses

Sandy Post - News

1,600 from all over the world start REVEL marathon, half marathon on Mount Hood
City seeks to populate fledgling arts commission

Sandy Post - News

Inaugural meeting of new advisory tentatively set for evening in mid-October
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…
Nominations needed for 2019 grand marshal, parade theme

Sandy Post - News

The Sandy Mountain Festival is asking for nominations for the parade grand marshal and the 2019 parade theme.
Local agencies announce total burn ban

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas Fire District, Mt. Hood National Forest restrict campfires in 'extremely dry' conditions
Pressure on state to expand road tolling

Portland Tribune - News

Oregon transportation officials are urged to impose tolls on other highways besides I-5, I-205.

Regional News

2 shot after 'disturbance' breaks up party at Motel 6

Portland Tribune - News
Man arrested on warrant after downtown stabbing

Portland Tribune - News
Suspected drug dealing in Dawson Park leads to arrest

Portland Tribune - News
Pacer freshman wants Oregon to require lessons about Holocaust

Lake Oswego Review - Education
Melissa Kelly to succeed Bill Baars as Lake Oswego Library director

Lake Oswego Review - News
Suspect arrested in Echo Shaw mobile home dumping

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Hate crime, stabbing investigated at Powell Park

Portland Tribune - News
Job seekers 'snapped up' as state's economy chugs along

Portland Tribune - News
Police arrest 2 for burglary, theft of car and ammo

Portland Tribune - News
2 people arrested during anti-ICE protest at City Hall

Portland Tribune - News
Sec. John Kerry talks book, President Trump at Powell's

Portland Tribune - News
Gen. James B. Thayer dies in LO at age 96

Lake Oswego Review - News
Gas station robbed by man with handgun in SE Portland

Portland Tribune - News
CDC: Oregon has 31st highest obesity rate in the nation

Portland Tribune - News
K9 Utzi tracks down thief who stole child's bike, police say

Portland Tribune - News
Measure 105 opponents launch statewide campaign

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Moldy mobile home dumped outside Echo Shaw Elementary

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Police: Graffiti tagger inflicted $24,000 in property damage

Portland Tribune - 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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Sports

Chamberlain leads Sandy to victory

September 22, 2018 Sandy Post - Sports Matt Rawlings

The star quarterback had five total touchdowns on the night in the Pioneers big win over Gresham

High school football keeps on rolling in Week 4

September 21, 2018 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

Check out the many games we'll cover in round four of the 2018 high school football season

Sandy wins thriller over Lake Oswego

Sandy Post - Sports

Two goals in the final six minutes help the Pioneers get the comeback victory over the Lakers
Week 4 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the fourth week of the high school season
Week 3 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the third week of the high school season
Sandy brings new-look lineups to trails

Sandy Post - Sports

The Sandy girls expect to challenge for a state spot in their move to 6A this fall
Could the GreyWolves be going, going, gone?

Sandy Post - Sports

The future of Gresham's summer baseball club remains up in the air after a team meeting
Football team pulls out a squeaker against Mavericks

Sandy Post - Sports

Colby Carson takes a screen pass 20 yards for the winning score early in the fourth quarter
Friday's top five: A look at the five biggest football games from Sept. 14

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Big winners from the second week included Sherwood, Scappoose, Tualatin, Barlow and Lake Oswego
Play of the Day: The best from Week 3 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 3
Prep scoreboard

Sandy Post - Sports

Mount Hood Conference standings and schedules update through Saturday, Sept. 15
Check out our best photos from Week 3 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
High school football keeps on rolling in Week 3

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in round three of the 2018 high school football season
Chet Chamberlain ignites Sandy's air attack

Sandy Post - Sports

The junior quarterback has thrown for more than 400 yards with six touchdowns through two games
Sandy proves to be too much for David Douglas

Sandy Post - Sports

The Scots gave the Pioneers trouble during parts of the match, but Sandy still comes away victorious
Friday's top five: A look at the five biggest football games from Sept. 7

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Big winners from the second week included Lake Oswego, Tigard, Wilsonville, Clackamas and Lakeridge
Play of the Day: The best from Week 2 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 2
Sandy easily takes down Gresham

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers control the match from start to finish in their first conference win on Thursday
Sandy can't keep pace with Mountain View

Sandy Post - Sports

Big plays cost from an explosive Mountain View offense helped the Cougars take home the 48-33 win
Sandy makes easy work of Sprague

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers offense explodes for seven goals in their victory over Sprague on Thursday
Week 2 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the second week of the high school season
High school football keeps on rolling in Week 2

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in round two of the 2018 high school football season
Week 1 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the first week of the high school season
Check out our best photos from Week 1 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
Mt. Hood falters against Walla Walla

Sandy Post - Sports

The Saints were swept in straight sets and failed to be competitive late in the match
Friday's top five: A look at the five biggest football games from Aug. 31

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Big winners from the first week included Gladstone, West Linn, Tigard, Glencoe and Tualatin

Opinion

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote for Democrats to protect the environment

September 21, 2018 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Letter writer Mitch Williams of Brightwood supports the pro-environment platform of candidates Chrissy Reitz, D-Senate District 26, and Anna Williams, D-House District 52.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Chrissy Reitz approaches race with common sense

September 21, 2018 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Steve Brown

Letter writer Jan Tommaso of Sandy encourages a vote for Democrat Chrissy Reitz for Senate District 26.

COMMENTARY: The price of Oregon's failed cougar management

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregon voters - primarily from urban counties - passed Measure 18 into law in 1994, prohibiting the use of hounds in the pursuit of…
LETTER: Veterans should vote Buehler for Oregon governor

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mark Shull of Sandy encourages fellow veterans to support Rep. Knute Buehler is his campaign to become Oregon's next governor.
Contrary to reports, we are not your enemy

Sandy Post - Opinion

OUR OPINION: Despite what you may have heard, your local newspaper is not your enemy.
JUST IMMIGRATION REFORM:Real solutions set aside fear, embrace shared ambitions

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Eddy Morales says unwarranted fear and a romanticized view of the past drive today's anti-immigrant mindset. Morales wants to counter that…
No grizzly bears or rattlesnakes,but yes-yikes!-we do have ticks

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sandy Post columnist Paul Keller, author of Beneath Wy'east, is sounding the alarm on the tiny, bloodsucking, disease-carrying predators…
Sandy needs engaged, collaborative leadership

Sandy Post - Opinion

Stan Pulliam is a mayoral candidate for the city of Sandy, Ore. He describes himself as a proactive leader who wants to work with citizens,…
SANDY POST OPINION: Lawsuit seeks scapegoat for climber's death on Mount Hood

Sandy Post - Opinion

Public safety personnel should not be held accountable for injuries, or even deaths, associated with climbing accidents on Mount Hood.
SANDY POST OPINION: Continue to show support of Kiwanis Cruise-in

Sandy Post - Opinion

Mark your calendars for the Sandy Kiwanis Club Cruise-in on Sunday, July 29, at Oral Hull Park.
Mountain Festival debacle displays need for new event leadership

Sandy Post - Opinion

Stan Pulliam argues that the Sandy city government hasn't done enough to support the town's signature event - the Sandy Mountain Festival.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Media is one-sided on reporting gun debate

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Adrian Marshall of Sandy is critical of the 'media' for what he describes as its failure to cover pro-Second Amendment…
Adventist, OHSU parternship transforming healthcare

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

We recently established a significant partnership with OHSU to integrate our clinical activities.
OPINION: Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The tariffs on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of respected…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Donkey Basketball is cruel, inhumane

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Andrew Collin is shocked and disappointed to learn Sandy High School's Future Farmers of America are still relying on donkey…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I'm voting for Anna Williams in Oregon's House District 52

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mark Thomas supports Anna Williams for the Democratic nomination in the race for Oregon's House District 52.
Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Sandy Post - Opinion

The tariff's on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of…
Trillium Lake might be misnamed and other amazing factoids

Sandy Post - Opinion

Paul Keller pens his column - 'Beneath Wy'east' - from his home in the shadow of Mount Hood.
Honor King, fight for social justice

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Honor King this April 4 by finding ways to join the fight for social justice and human progress. As King said, it is not about whether you…
The Welches true crime story heard 'round the world

Sandy Post - Opinion

I'm going to share all of the details that Cliff asked the media not to reveal back in the mid-1980s.
Changes won't stop school shootings, but they'll help

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Following retailers' lead, and limiting gun sales to those 21 and older, is a start.
Insurance frustration is dangerous to your health

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

We have to do something about our rising healthcare costs, writes a local doctor.
I will not carry a gun into school

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Students are demanding an answer to their question, but arming teachers is not that answer.
Remembering Tony Kneidek and the Marmot Road deer

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Through eavesdropping and osmosis, Tony made me a better reporter, writes columnist Paul Keller.
My View: Cap-and-trade could harm manufacturing

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregon manufacturers share our state's passion for environmental protection.
My View: Oregon must lead on protecting climate

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregonians poised to reap economic, health, and quality-of-life benefits from Clean Energy Jobs bill

Features

Play is sobering-yet-empowering look at addiction

September 21, 2018 Brittany Allen

Sandy actors take on 'Bill W. and Dr. Bob' production again seven years after first show

Chili connoisseurs prepare for cook-off

September 19, 2018 Brittany Allen

Mt. Hood Lions Club to host fiery fundraiser for Mt. Hood Learning Center in Welches

Down on the farm, they're making cider old-school

Pressing tradition takes place later this month at National Historic Site in Eagle Creek
St. Michael's kicks off fall with car show

Car enthusiasts of all ages invited to attend the annual fall cruise-in in Sandy
Boring Beer Fest a hoppin' affair

First Boring Brewing brews event features more than 20 area breweries, cideries
Golf tourney opens doors for children

Program aims to boosts after-school participation by eliminating financial barriers
Volunteers sought to ensure 'no one dies alone'

Local group recruits 'good hearts' to sit with people dying, families grieving
SAT's 'Bill W. and Dr. Bob' shares story of friendship and support

Original cast members recreate sold-out comedy production seven years later
Skibowl general managerto oversee new development

Brett Fischer promoted to VP of lodging/future development after 17 years with resort
Fundraiser for Camp Odakoda races into sixth year Sept. 1

Boring-based 5K benefits summer camp for children on the autistic spectrum
Brewers pour into Boring for festival

Haley Road businesses open doors for weekend-long festival of games, food, brews
Hoodland prepares for flapjack fundraiser

Annual Huckleberry Pancake Breakfast to benefit senior center programs, operations
Not-so-boring event dulls heat with ice cream

Boring and Dull Day festivities bring out families, nonprofit groups, politicians
Happy 20th, Pickathon!

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

Cascade Geographic Society gets ready for weekend event at Rhododendron village
Samoan-themed event to benefit Sandy Pioneers

End Zone Club dinner to raise funds for football team equioment, jerseys, travel
Well hello, Pierce Brosnan!

You never know who you will stumble into on the white sandy beaches of Kauai, The Garden Isle of Hawaii.
'Talley's Folly' a play of love, wit, determination at Wolf Pack

Director Howard Bickle, Jr. brings set to life as third character in production
Activist sisters raise expectations

Duo brings social consciousness, folk, hip hop to two days of Pickathon, which takes place at Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley, Aug. 3-5
At 20-year mark, Pickathon still taking chances

There will be 50-plus artists helping Happy Valley music festival celebrate the milestone, Aug. 3-5; founder Zale Schoenborn is ecstatic…
Brews, wine on tap for Boring and Dull Day

Annual August 9 celebration of two sister towns features new, local attractions
Leading the way

Guide Dogs for the Blind, located in Boring, changes lives through perfect pairings
Volunteers prepare to camp for a cure

Relay for Life team to host annual family, two-day campout at old Roslyn Lake site
New's rolls into its 40th yearwith family members in tow

Sandy-based father-son team celebrate long career in the automotive industry
Summer Sounds, Starlight Cinema coming to Meinig Memorial Park

Public invited to take in 14 concerts, films, plays before school is back in session
Sandy activity nights create fun'social outlet' for all ages, abilities

Local volunteers host evenings of games, dinner, socializing and making new friends

Sustainable Life

EARTHTALK: Sustainable ranching comes of age

September 22, 2018 Roddy Scheer, EarthTalk

Dear EarthTalk: I know that ranchers and environmentalists have traditionally been at odds, but what are some ways they are working together these days? - -Jim H., Boone, Iowa

Business, government sustainability specialists convene for Go Green

September 22, 2018 Steve Law

Annual all-day conference brings together practitioners in public and private sectors.

Depaved! Boise-Eliot/Humboldt gets greener playground

The only majority-black public school in Portland is ripping up 6,700 square feet of asphalt.
EcoFilm Fest returns to Portland

Films explore beavers, communicating with dolphins, cave art in France and other environmental themes.
'A return of part of our lives'

Grand Ronde tribe celebrates approval of fishing scaffold that will be placed at Willamette Falls
Help protect vital wetlands

Wetlands & Wellies, the annual fundraiser for The Wetlands Conservancy, comes Oct. 14 to Southeast Portland.
The price of Oregon's failed cougar management

State initiative to ban use of hounds to hunt cougars has led to growth in the predator's numbers.
City and county move to eliminate 'dirty diesel' engines on public construction projects

Portland, Multnomah County hope other governments, and then the state, will enact tougher regulations as well.
Lawsuit filed to halt sale of timber

Nature groups want to save owl habitat, mature trees, which are more 'fire resilient'
A natural river

Restoration efforts, dam removals increase native fish populations in the Sandy River
Crews kill cougar likely responsible for Gresham resident's death

Until ODFW receives confirmation that the cougar that was killed is indeed the one that attacked, agencies will remain in the Zigzag area and…
Wildlife conflict with us is man-made

Killing the cougar that allegedly killed a Mount Hood hiker is wrong, and counterproductive.
PUC report evaluates how to expand consideration of climate change and equity

Agency would need changes in state law to properly consider impacts on carbon emissions in much of its deliberations.
Matchmaking for environmentally minded startup companies

VertueLab hosts its annual Portland showcase of promising clean tech companies
EARTHTALK: Building communities on water

Dear EarthTalk: What are the environmental benefits of so-called 'seasteading' as opposed to building more housing and communities on land?- Marge…
Back to the future

Willamette Shore Trolley's operators want to restore the vehicles to their fully electric glory with modern batteries
Metro issues 'fine print' to regulate mandatory food scraps recycling

Regional government expects the Portland area's organic waste will be turned into energy after requiring major establishments to begin separating it…
Lake Oswego considers plastic bag ban

Possible ordinance would be similar to rules in Portland and other Oregon cities
Whales doing tricks for scientists

Oregon State University researchers use unmanned aerial drones to observe behaviors in gray whales not seen before.
A PLACE TO GROW

Hallinan Elementary School's outdoor classroom offers new ways for Lake Oswego students to connect with the world around them
Nissan Offers $3,000 EV discount to Pacific Power customers

Combined with available federal and state incentives, customers can save $13,000 on a new Nissan Leaf.
Wildlife groups sue to block major timber sale on Mount Hood

Advocacy groups say Crystal Creek Restoration sale would require 36 miles of roads, damaging environment and threatening endangered species.
Court fends off challenge to state restrictions on suction-dredge gold mining

Practice has disrupted salmon habitat, conflicted with fishers and others using Oregon rivers.
It's STEPtember: Mayor wants city to start strolling

Mayor Ted Wheeler kicks off Oregon Walks campaign to get people moving across the city.
EARTHTALK: Greener Gear

Dear EarthTalk: I hear a lot about Patagonia doing the right thing by the environment, but what about the rest of the outdoor gear and apparel…
Cleanup events planned later this month for Sandy River watershed

Volunteers needed to remove debris and improve the environment for people and salmon

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