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Sep 22, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Community in action: Sandy food pantry celebrates 60 years

Sandy Community Action Center has served those in need with food boxes, energy assistance for decades

Sep 13, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Sandy community remembers Les Geren

Geren's Farm Supply co-owner, longtime Sandy Kiwanis Club member dies at 71.

Sep 09, 2021 Sandy Post - News

20 years later: We the people who remember

Sandy, Estacada and Gresham residents reflect on memories of the 9/11 terrorist attacks

Sep 03, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Sandy task force surveys community on service needs

Maggie Holm hopes for ample data from survey to help better improve local resources

Sandy Post News

Tobias Read announces bid for Oregon governor

Sandy Post - News

The state treasurer and former Beaverton lawmaker joins Tina Kotek and others in the Democratic primary race.
Clackamas County's Gary Schmidt: 'Focus and be disciplined'

Sandy Post - News

Administrator shares update on how pandemic has shifted priorities within county government
GOP absences stymie Oregon House on redistricting plans

Sandy Post - News

New congressional map fails to move GOP minority; lawmakers push up against Monday deadline for final action.
Gun storage, election-day postmark bills allowed to stand

Sandy Post - News

Opponents fail to submit signatures to force a statewide vote on those measures and one other from 2021…
Clackamas County offers year-round suicide prevention resources

Sandy Post - News

Galli Murray updates commissioners on efforts mitigating rising suicide rates
Clackamas Sheriff bars low-level pursuits after deadly crash

Sandy Post - News

Sheriff's office now requires deputies to have reasonable suspicion of felony before engaging in vehicle…
Poll: 66% of Oregonians predict unstoppable climate change

Sandy Post - News

The Oregon Values and Beliefs Center surveyed state residents' perceptions on the Earth's changing climate.
Clackamas board overrules Tootie Smith's vaccine resolution

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County elected officials remain at odds over the message, intent of advising state
Protesters decry Schrader's vote against drug pricing plan

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County activist groups rally in front of Congressman's Oregon City district office
Fireworks to illuminate night sky after Oct. 29 Sandy High…

Sandy Post - News

City of Sandy plans to put on pyrotechnics show postponed by wildfire concerns in July
Clackamas County chair pitches alternatives to vax mandate

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County board postpones further deliberation until Thursday, Sept. 23
Delay pushes lawmakers to edge on redistricting

Sandy Post - News

House is scheduled to return Sept. 25 after COVID results in testing; deadline for lawmakers to act is Sept.…
Campfires allowed again on Mt. Hood National Forest

Sandy Post - News

Ban on campfires to lift Thursday, Sept. 23, after weeks of cooler, wetter weather.
Oregon rent hikes capped at 'relatively tame' 9.9% in 2022

Sandy Post - News

The statewide rent control doesn't include recent inflation or the tightening multi-family vacancy rate.
Fatal crash on Highway 212 claims life of unidentified woman

Sandy Post - News

Oregon State Police troopers respond to the two-vehicle crash Monday, Sept. 20
Mark Shull condemned for comparing COVID mandates, Holocaust

Sandy Post - News

Community groups, Jewish Federation of Greater Portland decry Clackamas County commissioner's Facebook post
Loftsgaarden will lead Mt. Hood National Forest

Sandy Post - News

Meta Loftsgaarden previously served as the Executive Director for the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.
Mt. Hood Hospice to offer grief support through writing group

Sandy Post - News

Bereavement Coordinator Laura Lirette to host weekly 90-minute sessions of writing, breath work and movement
Sandy theater prepare hilarious whodunit to open 2021-2022 season

Sandy Post - News

Jim Lamproe directs cast of six crazy characters in murder mystery 'Dead to the Last Drop'
Boring theater prepares comedic royal treatment for fall audience

Sandy Post - News

Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Co. to open 'Once Upon a Mattress' Friday, Sept. 24, with COVID precautions
COVID weekly case totals begin to decrease in Clackamas County

Sandy Post - News

Positive patients in area are recovering at a faster rate than new cases are being recorded
Clackamas County to host virtual town hall for suicide prevention

Sandy Post - News

Event to be held Wednesday, Sept. 22 from 5:30-7 p.m. and feature a panel of Clackamas County health experts
Specter of COVID-19 deaths moves to southern, northeastern Oregon

Sandy Post - News

Cases and deaths had been clustered in the most populous counties before; now hot spots include Wallowa.
Newspapers honored in annual contest

Sandy Post - News

Reporting, design staff for The Outlook, Sandy Post and Estacada News take home awards in Better Newspaper…
Clackamas County child advocacy group seeks executive director

Sandy Post - News

CASA trains, supports community volunteers in advocacy for children in foster care system
New U.S. attorney for Oregon will be nominated

Sandy Post - News

U.S. senators, others nominate people to fill position left vacant by Billy Williams' resignation.
Lawmakers shuffle redistricting plans as special session looms

Sandy Post - News

Legislative plan must get a final vote by the end of September or courts could step in and draw state,…
Few surprises as Oregon starts 2022 election season quietly

Sandy Post - News

Candidates ready to run for variety of offices as secretary of state opens public office filing window
Clackamas Women's Services to honor heroes across county

Sandy Post - News

Awards going to Sen. Rob Wagner, Sen. Kathleen Taylor, nurse Katie Schafer, Camp HOPE volunteer Mary Koch
Free dental clinic to serve Sandy area people in need

Sandy Post - News

Those in need of dental care from Estacada, Boring, Eagle Creek, Mount Hood communities are welcome to Oct. 3…
Death of Black man at Clackamas County jail spurs protests

Sandy Post - News

Family members demand answers for Jermelle Madison, who was found unresponsive inside his cell and was later…
Take part in Clackamas County haunted house

Sandy Post - News

Volunteers needed at Clackamas County Scare Fair for acting, design, makeup and more
Former Clackamas County Jail deputy convicted of misconduct

Sandy Post - News

Richard Liljenberg, 51, will serve 18 months of probation and 40 hours of community service.
Sandy Historical Society plans rummage sale to raise funds

Sandy Post - News

Sept. 17-18 sale of household items, antiques to help defray costs of museum upkeep
Public weighs in on redistricting, but will it matter?

Sandy Post - News

Legislative committees get an earful from skeptical citizens about the proposed maps.
Homeless services grant program taking applications

Sandy Post - News

County's Continuum of Care program will accept applications until 5 p.m. Oct. 12

Regional News

Tigard probes fatal police shooting of mentally ill man

Portland Tribune - News
New Republic publisher admits conflict endorsing Kristof for Oregon…

Portland Tribune - News
Bob Stacey honored by Street Trust for public service

Portland Tribune - News
Tobias Read announces bid for Oregon governor

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler: 'I love this job'

Portland Tribune - News
Divided Oregon lawmakers OK congressional, legislative maps

Portland Tribune - News
TriMet starts $215M extension of MAX Red Line to Hillsboro

Portland Tribune - News
Historic Portland hotel, The Benson, rebrands with Hilton

Portland Tribune - News
GOP absences stymie Oregon House on redistricting plans

Portland Tribune - News
Police: Portland man shoots victim in torso at Gresham hotel

Gresham Outlook - News
Poll: 66% of Oregonians predict unstoppable climate change

Portland Tribune - News
Bystander slain during Silver Dollar shooting in NW Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Clackamas Sheriff bars low-level pursuits after deadly crash

Lake Oswego Review - News
Portland students walk out of class for climate strike

Portland Tribune - News
Tigard displays Black Lives Matter, Pride at Newberg match

Portland Tribune - News
Delta variant disrupts back-to-work plans for Nike, Intel

Portland Tribune - News
Portland funds $33M for 206 affordable units for homeless

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah DA, Sheriff: Portland needs more police

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Sports

Live: Portland metro-area high school football scores from week 4

September 23, 2021 Sandy Post - Sports Pamplin Media Group

Tracking scores of high school teams from Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy, Estacada and the metro area

Leithan Thompson a two-way weapon for Sandy football

September 18, 2021 Sandy Post - Sports Austin White

On offense and defense, the junior is key to helping Pioneers take down the Bruins

Prep football, Week 3: Jeff, Grant, Roosevelt win PIL games

Sandy Post - Sports

Following teams in Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy, Estacada and elsewhere with scores in the metro region.
Takeaways: Sandy football downs Barlow, first time in 21 years

Sandy Post - Sports

For the first time in 21 years, Sandy football took down its 'big brother' in Barlow with 14-7 victory.
Prep football, Week 2: Jesuit, Central Catholic, Barlow winners

Sandy Post - Sports

Following high school teams in the Portland-metro area in the second week of games.
Prep football, Week 1: McDaniel, David Douglas, C. Catholic win

Sandy Post - Sports

Following the schools in Portland, East Multnomah County and Sandy and Estacada in Clackamas County
Ryan Crouser wins gold at 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Sandy Post - Sports

Boring shot putter sets new Olympic record with 22.30 meter toss, wins second gold medal.
Boring native Ryan Crouser shatters shot put world record

Sandy Post - Sports

Crouser heaved historic 76-foot 8-inch shot put toss en route to Tokyo Summer Games
Preps: Brackets set for culminating hoops event

Sandy Post - Sports

Games slated for June 22-24 at six Portland-area schools to cap season for Class 6A and 5A teams.
Top marks, times set at 6A Showcase meet

Sandy Post - Sports

Top performers include Lake Oswego's Brahe-Pedersen, Franklin's Ost and Robertson and Central Catholic's Shores
Slideshow: Prep track and field

Sandy Post - Sports

Photos by PMG's Jonathan House from Saturday's 6A Showcase meet held at Oregon City High School.
Eastside Preps: Mt. Hood crowns its track and field best

Sandy Post - Sports

Athletes faced off in a district meet, and Central Catholic boys and Barlow girls hoist team trophies.
Eastside Preps: Barlow softball seniors lead squad to dominant season

Sandy Post - Sports

Mt. Hood Conference-leading Bruins find joy in wins and losses by playing together.
Eastside Preps: Sandy High's first family of throwers

Sandy Post - Sports

Siblings Tanner and Sydney Brewster win meets, set records in track and field season
Sandy hangs tough in 5-1 loss to Clackamas

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers rally late against Cavaliers' star pitcher Jackson Jaha on Thursday.
Baseball Slideshow: Clackamas 5, Sandy 1

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Clackamas baseball team's Thursday win over Sandy.
Eastside Preps: Gresham baseball digs in

Sandy Post - Sports

Gophers fight back with late heroics against Centennial, look to turn around season.
Eastside Preps: Softball swings into action

Sandy Post - Sports

Mt. Hood teams celebrate return to the diamond in opening slate of games; Barlow could be top team.
Eastside fall sports excel in shortened season

Sandy Post - Sports

Estacada football, Corbett volleyball players are glad seniors could suit up for the spring season.
Eastside Preps: Centennial boys soccer soars during 'preseason' spring

Sandy Post - Sports

Eagles (8-2) cruise to strong finish on back of junior leadership; Andrew Martinez leads the team with 19 goals.
Prep Roundup, April 5-9: Sunset tops Central Catholic, Lincoln beats Century to finish 5-1

Sandy Post - Sports

It's the final week of the football season, and here's info on Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy and Estacada.
Eastside Preps: Pioneers finding joy through running

Sandy Post - Sports

Sandy cross country runners celebrate return to team, competition; they face Mt. Hood foes April 8.
Sandy shutters football after virus exposure

Sandy Post - Sports

Pioneers' spring season over after student unknowingly practices while positive with COVID-19
Prep Roundup, March 29-April 3: In football, Grant beats Jefferson and Aloha tops Franklin

Sandy Post - Sports

It's the fifth week of the prep football season; here's news from Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy and Estacada.
Eastside Preps: Bruins football shines on Senior Night

Sandy Post - Sports

Rivalry leads to rout as Barlow tops Gresham 28-0; both teams are in action again Saturday, April 3.
Prep Roundup, March 22-27: On Saturday, Lincoln, Franklin, Barlow, Reynolds among the victors

Sandy Post - Sports

It's week four of the prep football season, and here's info on Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy and Estacada.

Opinion

It coulda been worse; I coulda been unvaxxed

September 24, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion Sharon Nesbit

Columnist Sharon Nesbit: I was vaccinated so my COVID-19 was a break-through case that darn near killed me. Still, my illness was not as severe as the illness that takes the unvaccinated.

Dooley: There are more threats to children than just COVID-19

September 22, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion Liz Dooley

Liz Dooley and her family live in Southwest Portland. Dooley is head of the Ladybug CDH Foundation

Goodrum: Businesses, households need broadband connection to succeed

Sandy Post - Opinion

Gioia Goodrum of McMinnville is the 2021 chair of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce.
Metz, Liebman: Every voter in every state should vote by mail

Sandy Post - Opinion

Samuel Metz is a physician from Southwest Portland. Robert Liebman is a professor of sociology at Portland State University.
OPINION: Together we can remove barriers to civic engagement

Sandy Post - Opinion

Raising children is a lot of work. So, let's make it easier for families to participate in community and civic events.
Wilder: Expand Pell Grants to make college affordable, accessible

Sandy Post - Opinion

Brent Wilder is president of the Oregon Alliance of Independent Colleges and Universities, representing 13 of Oregon's leading independent,…
Opinion: Redistricting is vital. Here's how to get involved.

Sandy Post - Opinion

State lawmaker Christine Drazan says Oregonians will need to speak up to ensure a fair redistricting process.
Alderman: Congress must pass paid leave policy for all families now

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sherri Alderman is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician in Oregon and chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Early…
OPINION: Let's create a fleet of clean-energy heavy-duty vehicles

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sara Wright is transportation program director for Oregon Environmental Council.
Trainor: Working Oregonians deserve bold action this Labor Day

Sandy Post - Opinion

Graham Trainor is president of the Oregon AFL-CIO, the statewide federation of labor unions representing more than 300,000 Oregonians.
Reporter's Notebook: After 23 years, managing editor says goodbye

Sandy Post - Opinion

Anne Endicott has held several positions in the newsroom, from news clerk to editor. Her last day is Aug. 31.
Gomez: Don't devalue Oregon's high school diplomas

Sandy Post - Opinion

Jessica Gomez of Medford is a candidate for governor in the Republican primary.
OPINION: Make Afghan refugee resettlement a top funding priority

Sandy Post - Opinion

Som Subedi of Portland is a former refugee who says the nation should welcome Afghans fleeing years of conflict.
OPINION: Lawmakers give out high school participation trophies

Sandy Post - Opinion

Micah Perry is a program assistant for external affairs at Portland's Cascade Policy Institute.
Busse: Lines blurred between HIV health message, pharmaceutical marketing

Sandy Post - Opinion

Tom Busse lives in Northwest Portland. He calls for better HIV health messaging.
Opinion: Tootie Smith's 'irresponsibility' is appalling

Sandy Post - Opinion

Joe K. Meyer: Is chair of Clackamas County genuinely ignorant, or simply pandering to extremists for perceived political benefit?
Time has come for vaccine mandate at community colleges

Sandy Post - Opinion

Revisiting the decision not to have a vaccination mandate is the right call, given the delta surge.
Opinion: Tootie Smith, Mark Shull aid and abet a plague

Sandy Post - Opinion

Cris Waller: Clackamas County commissioners seek to deny the grim reality that Oregon now faces
Goodman, Schneider: Frontline workers need family paid leave to survive

Sandy Post - Opinion

Julia Goodman is an assistant professor at the Oregon Health & Science University and Portland State University School of Public Health.…
Smith: Communities of color can't afford more climate change inaction

Sandy Post - Opinion

Loretta Smith is a former Multnomah County Commissioner and current candidate for U.S. Congress.
Woodsong: Regional carbon fee, rebate could ease climate crisis

Sandy Post - Opinion

Garlynn Woodsong of Northeast Portland is with Woodsong Associates, a planning firm helping cities, towns and regions adapt to climate…
Miller: Brown's dam-busting lawsuit is bad for clean energy

Sandy Post - Opinion

Kurt Miller is executive director of Northwest RiverPartners. He argues that a state lawsuit would hurt clean energy plans.
Opinion: 2050 is too late for Clackamas County carbon neutrality

Sandy Post - Opinion

Cassie Wilson is with Sunrise PDX and is on the youth advisory task force on climate.
Maxed out on technology at the end of my cable

Sandy Post - Opinion

Columnist Sharon Nesbit has never been very tolerant of new technology. And she's not shy about saying so.
OPINION: No denying it, climate change fight requires bold action

Sandy Post - Opinion

Tobias Read of Beaverton is Oregon's state treasurer and a former state representative.
EDITORIAL: Brown's tough response to delta variant is right move

Sandy Post - Opinion

Other leaders also must act swiftly and forcefully to blunt the impact of the latest wave of the deadly virus.

Features

Harvest bazaars: Where are they?

August 27, 2021 Anne Endicott

We are preparing our annual calendar of holiday crafts shows - tell us about your's.

Sandy Actors Theatre to offer plays with precautions

August 23, 2021 Brittany Allen

Nonprofit board curates series of 'feel-good' productions for 2021-22 season.

Rock legends descend on Boring for summer concert series

Guns N' Roses, Journey, Eagles tribute bands set stage for head-banging fun at Mt Hood Center
Play ball

Scrappy 14U team from Sandy wins regional championship, heading to Babe Ruth World Series in Iowa
Boring theater falls back on Nutz-n-Boltz to persevere through pandemic

'Once Upon a Mattress' to take the Boring Grange Hall stage this fall after a year's hiatus from larger staged productions.
Camo Con community event coming to a pub near you in 2021

Sandy's Helping Hands prepares for return of bar crawl fundraiser in November with ticket sales.
Do Good! Buy Local Beer... and Cider... and Spirits!

Mt. Hood Tap Trail - Mt. Hood Territory - Do Good! Buy Local Beer... and Cider... and Spirits!
Crafting a means of support

Sandy sewing group raises funds for the historical museum by selling handmade items.
Cedar Ridge Middle School announces first semester honor roll

Students recognized for achieving 3.0 and higher grade point averages in beginning of 2020-21 school year.
Community shows love for teachers with handmade valentines

Sandy Public Library leads effort to deliver valentines to Oregon Trail educators.
Business owner's active life KO'd by coronavirus

COVID-19's affect on the elderly and people with preexisting conditions is well known; one young Oregonian shares how her life is beset by…
Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on…
Come Relax on the Mountain, It's Calling You....

Suggested reading brought to you by Mt. Hood Area Chamber of Commerce - See you soon in the Mt. Hood Forest - sponsored content
Tobias Andersen to revive legendary lawyer Clarence Darrow in one-man show

Nutz-n-Boltz production will highlight career of late criminal defender, civil rights attorney
Sandy Arts Commission to commemorate mural restoration

Plaque to recognize late Roger Cooke, volunteers' restoration work to be unveiled on Aug. 8
Lawmakers approve $50 million for arts groups, performing venues

Federal money is intended to help large and small organizations survive pandemic shutdown.
Sandy philanthropist gives back for birthday

Sandy's Helping Hands founder Machel Heldstab gives out popsicles, 'scoops of kindness'
Boring vendors think inside the box

For a limited time, business owners will sell Boring Boxes filled with local food, products for $100.
Liepold Farms opens berry stand with a bounty of caution

Boring-based producers take steps to keep shoppers, employees safe from COVID-19
Farmers market opens outdoors with masked vendors, precautions

Mount Hood Farmers Market will be open weekly from 3-7 p.m. Fridays throughout the season
Hitting the slopes to cope

Resorts work to reopen, offer safe mountain recreation amid crisis; Timberline offers year-round skiing, but it'll be different now because…
Sustaining a healthy community

Farmers from Sandy to Portland offer online markets selling produce, plants and more
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Confections for the frontlines: Sandy owner of Berg Confections makes more than 50 personal desserts to give away

Brittany Berg offers sweet treats for health care workers, first responders during crisis
Finding peace amid crisis

Local parks provide outlet for East Multnomah County residents to shake off social-distance blues
Kris Deelane subsumes shy nature with glowing persona

Portland-area singer, songwriter and bandleader thrives on intimacy of Edgefield Winery

Wheels

All-new 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross: small SUV, big success

September 28, 2021 Jeff Zurschmeide

The new vehicle slots between the subcompact and the compact RAV4, making it an ideal compromise for singles, couples and small families.

2021 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport 400 AWD: The smart option

September 24, 2021 Jim Redden

The luxury sports coupe from Nissan's premium brand competes well against the Europeans for a lot less money.

Toyota reveals all-new 2022 Tundra full-size pickup

Completely new features include a choice of two twin-turbocharged V6 engines and a hybrid version.
2021 Bronco: A serious new off-road competitor

Ford also offers a smaller Bronco Sport that claimed an award at Mudfest 2021.
Oregon not meeting electric vehicle goals, but hope remains

The Oregon Department of Energy releases its 2021 Biennial Zero Emission Vehicle Report to the Oregon Legislature.
Palou wins IndyCar race at PIR

The Chip Ganassi Racing driver, who had qualified first, powers through to the end for third win; retakes points lead.
NWAPA Announces 2021 Northwest Outdoor Activity Vehicle winners

Two days of track, road and off-road testing yields a few surprise winners in the Mudfest 2021 competition.
Subaru takes us for a ride in the 2022 WRX

The newest version of the all-wheel-drive sport compact adds power, technology and more.
Chevrolet unveils next-generation 2022 Silverado pickup

Updated features include the first ZR2 off-road package offered on Chevy's full-size truck.
Gentlemen, start your engines: It's IndyCar week at PIR

Several drivers still have shot at series title, including youngsters O'Ward and Palo; Will Power is defending champ
Lake Oswego drives toward a more sustainable future

Electric Vehicle Fair, webinar will promote awareness of electric cars and answer frequently asked questions.
2022 MINI John Cooper Works: More charm and performance

The performance version of the reimagined minicar is as fast as a sports car and handles like a go-kart.
Subaru unveils new 2022 Forester Wilderness model

The new edition was inspired by regional Subaru dealers and owners who were modifying their vehicles for increased ground clearance and off-road…
2021 Ford F-150 offers platinum-level luxury

The bottom line on the 2021 Ford F-150 is that it's likely to remain America's favorite vehicle, and there's a reason for its popularity.
New Tuffy vault turns your F-150 center console into a lockable storage area

Even better, unless the console is opened, the Tuffy safe is invisible and totally secure.
2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: Redesigned for more value

The small crossover SUV is better looking, easier to operate and still bargain priced.
2022 Subaru BRZ sports car gains power, handling

The redesigned BRZ has been fine-tuned with a few carefully selected improvements that improve performance.
2022 Subaru Ascent: Onyx Edition adds style, value

The midsize crossover offers value and a new trim level in the competitive three-row SUV market.

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