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Jun 03, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Sandy city staff work to reopen facilities safely

City Hall, police station reopen in phase one, library, community services later

Jun 03, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Sandy rally shows solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement

Residents of Sandy, Mount Hood call for change with June 3 gathering at Highway 26 intersection

Jun 02, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Sandy High stages alternate graduation

Pioneers of Class of 2020 walk masked, distanced to receive diploma covers Friday, May 29

May 26, 2020 Sandy Post - News

MHCC takes fundraiser online

Proceeds from auction starting Friday May 29, will pay for scholarships, other student supports

May 21, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail School District implements furlough days to balance budget

Teachers to take four unpaid days before June 9 as negotiated with employee groups

May 14, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Sustaining a healthy community

Farmers from Sandy to Portland offer online markets selling produce, plants and more

May 12, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Sandy's leaders differ on idea of a 'proactive' path post quarantine

Mayor Pulliam, police chief differ on power of city, local law enforcement to defy governor's orders

May 05, 2020 Sandy Post - News

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Sandy residents to march peacefully against racism

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Community members encouraged by organizers to show support safely with masks, distancing
Bringing a taste of Sicily to Sandy

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Al Forno Ferruzza chef, owner adds fresh take on pizza to Paola's Pizza Barn menu
Oregon announces 76 new cases of COVID-19, no new deaths

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Also reports new active workplace outbreak at Amazon Aumsville in Marion County.
Oregon set to lift more covid-19 restrictions Friday

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Bigger gatherings, more sports and work in offices would be allowed under 'Phase 2' reopening to be announced…
Clackamas County officials speak up about racial injustice

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Sheriff, commissioners respond to local demonstrations over the death of George Floyd, police violence
Interim Employment Department director hears 'clear message' to…

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David Gerstenfeld, tapped by Gov. Brown, also says agency is fielding more phone calls.
Oregon discloses 19 workplace coronavirus outbreaks; 65 new cases

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New outbreak report provides latest on array of businesses, facilities. Meanwhile, two more die from COVID-19.
COVID-19 outbreak hits Bob's Red Mill

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Oregon Health Authority reports virus outbreak at Oregon-based natural food company; 14 employees affected
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
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…
Paving to begin in Boring

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Construction project to institute closures of Highway 212 from I-205 to Highway 26, primarily at night
Sandy Community Action Center opens for pantry shopping by…

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Sandy nonprofit limits people inside center while still serving those in need
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
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.
Fighting boredom with a book binge

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Sandy librarians suggest online resources, favorite reads for bibliophiles all ages
Looting erupts in downtown Portland, police declare riot

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What began as a peaceful demonstration for George Floyd devolved into one of the most destructive nights in…
New Oregon estimate: 20,000 infected with coronavirus, per state

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The state's newest epidemiological report says that a trend of declining infections and COVID-19…
Checking in: Rick Gruen, Clackamas County parks manager

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Employee discusses public spaces reopening June 1, challenges posed by offering recreation during COVID-19
Mt. Hood Forest plans May 29 reopening for day-use, trailhead…

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Select forest areas will remain closed out of precaution, to reopen at later date
Mount Hood Farmers Market to return to outdoor space

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Sandy-based vendors prepare safe, spaced out venue for public opening Friday, June 5
COVID-19 outbreak linked to seasonal workers in Multnomah,…

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A total of 48 workers have been diagnoses; officials say they likely contracted the illness before reaching…
Estacada Timber Festival canceled in wake of COVID-19 pandemic

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Through the festival is canceled, organizers are planning a fireworks show that community members can enjoy…
Pandemic reveals Oregon's major child care problem

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Difficulties that some care centers are experiencing could pose a problem as counties reopen.
OSU Extension serves as mask distribution site

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Clackamas County farmworkers receive free PPE to mitigate the spread of COVID-19
Oregon reports no new COVID-19 deaths, confirms 18 new cases

Sandy Post - News

Confirmed coronavirus cases stand at 3,967 but positive test results remain low
Boring charter school arranges drive-thru graduation

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Oregon Trail Academy prepares for two-part commencement ceremony on Friday, June 5
Sandy High CTE programs receive $24,000 in grants

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Ag, art production, auto, engineering, media educators to expand instruction
County-based nonprofit helps connect businesses to resources

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Clackamas Worksource Partnership offers Rapid Response, layoff aversion year-round
Sandy Public Library offers seeds for curbside pickup

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Susie Jenkins encourages gardeners to use free seeds to supplement food supplies
Oregon Supreme Court: Vacate or defend ruling blocking COVID-19…

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Baker County Circuit Court Judge Matthew Shirtcliff has until Tuesday to decide what to do
'Rhody' centennial event canceled out of precaution

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Community Planning Organization discusses hosting belated event in August 2021
Meals on Wheels partners with Sandy business to feed seniors

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AntFarm Cafe & Bakery to cook an additional weekly hot meal for deliveries this month
UPDATE: Sandy shooting victim identified as Canby man

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Zachary Saylor, 27, of Canby was killed Thursday in a shooting on Bluff Road. Sandy police are investigating.
Pioneers prepare for drive-thru graduation procession

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Sandy High to host alternative events to celebrate Class of 2020's achievements
State approves Clackamas County's phase-one reopening plan

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Reopening of restaurants, bars and other businesses will begin on Saturday, May 23

Regional News

Oregon set to lift more covid-19 restrictions Friday

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Andy Ngo sues Rose City Antifa, others for $900,000

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Portland's George Floyd protests mark one week of unrest

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Portland police, protesters in conflict at Tuesday rally

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Interim Employment Department director hears 'clear message' to end…

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Cornelius Pass to close for months again this summer

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Riot: Portland police arrest 13 following Friday unrest

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Employment: New director, clear priorities, same problems

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Oregon Republicans launch new effort to recall Gov. Brown

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Court docs shed light on Portland protests, riots, looting

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Portland police declare civil disturbance at Sunday protest

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Monday night Portland protest: Police arrest 10, cite 6

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Governor deploys 50 from National Guard, 100 State Police

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Gov. Brown fires Oregon Employment Department director

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Portland freeway exits, TriMet service shuts downtown

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Rioters inflict 'millions' in damage to downtown Portland

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Pandemic reveals Oregon's major child care problem

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Absence of human touch during pandemic devastates some people, businesses

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Sports

Oregon Sports Awards begins to announce 2020 winners

May 18, 2020 Sandy Post - Sports Miles Vance

The annual awards show begins releasing the names of its 2020 winners on Monday, May 18

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OSAA cancels all remaining spring activities, state championships

Sandy Post - Sports

Oregon's high school athletes see their hopes of spring-season competition end
OSAA to follow Governor Kate Brown's lead

Sandy Post - Sports

OSAA keeps spring sports on hold with April 29 as earliest possible return date
Leonard Dixon signs with Minnesota school

Sandy Post - Sports

The Mt. Hood CC standout signs to play next season at Division II Minnesota-Crookston
Car doors, striped seaperch and stitches

Sandy Post - Sports

CAUGHT OVGARD: Slammed car door leaves angler with five stitches in his thumb
Online officIating courses offered free

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REFEREES: Start the training process to become an official with free online courses
Fitness tips under the Stay-at-Home mandate

Sandy Post - Sports

People tackle their morning jog or afternoon bike ride with distancing measures in mind
State track meet makes return to Mt. Hood

Sandy Post - Sports

Delays on the construction of Hayward Field, give Mt. Hood a second year for the big meet
Golf courses respond to distancing measures

Sandy Post - Sports

Rules changes are in play to give golfers required space while getting in 18 holes
Sports Briefs

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Austin Forrar earns academic honor, while NWAC cancels spring championships
Hall-of-Fame coach Marv Hiebert dies

Sandy Post - Sports

Hiebert guided Mt. Hood CC's football team to three consecutive division titles
Concordia athletes start search for new home

Sandy Post - Sports

East County athletes Dakota Ayala and Macie Allen face changes in light of school closure
Spring championships still on table ... for now

Sandy Post - Sports

The OSAA suspends spring sports through April 28, but keeps championships as a possibility
High school spring sports season is on hold

Sandy Post - Sports

Oregon School Activities Association suspends competition and practices through at least March 31
OSAA delays start of spring sports season

Sandy Post - Sports

COVID-19 spread puts spring sports season in holding pattern, waiting game through April 28
Gabe Sandy scouts out winners for Cubs

Sandy Post - Sports

The former Mt. Hood CC baseball coach is in his 14th season as a Major League scout
Sports Briefs

Sandy Post - Sports

Taylor Blackwell wins pair of timed events, Sandy sixth-graders claim hoops title
High school spring sports season is put on hold

Sandy Post - Sports

Oregon School Activities Association suspends competition and practices through at least March 31
OSAA cancels Class 6A, 5A and 4A state basketball tournaments

Sandy Post - Sports

The OSAA stops three tournaments already underway, three others before they start
Bruins win racquetball national title

Sandy Post - Sports

PREP RACQUETBALL: Barlow wins three of the championship brackets to top 2,000 points
Sports Briefs

Sandy Post - Sports

Barlow's Jesse White climbs another rung on Oregon's scoring list, NWAC suspends play at its basketball tourney
Check out our best photos from girls basketball state playoffs

Sandy Post - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in girls playoff action
Check out our best photos from boys basketball state playoffs

Sandy Post - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in boys playoff action
High school basketball keeps rolling for March 6

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on March 6 of the 2020 high school basketball season
March 6 high school basketball scores are here

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from March 6 play of the high school season

Opinion

Chief petitioner pledges to hold Sen. Thomsen accountable

June 03, 2020 Sandy Post - Opinion Lara Dunn

Lara Dunn of Hood River concedes effort to recall Sen. Chuck Thomsen, but pledges to help elect 'someone who will show up and work to protect our jobs, our schools, our healthcare and our future.'

Dynamic duo shows compassion in a crisis

May 22, 2020 Sandy Post - Opinion Gary Marschke

Gary Marschke of NAMI Clackamas: volunteer teachers Cathy Bankson and Elaine Teadke have impacted hundreds of students

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'I encourage Democrats to consider becoming a delegate'

Sandy Post - Opinion

The writer urges Oregon Democrats to apply to become delegates to the Democratic National Convention scheduled for Aug. 17-20 in Milwaukee,…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't let Republicans destroy Postal Service

Sandy Post - Opinion

The writer opposes any effort to undermine or privatize the U.S. Postal Service.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sen. Thomsen takes stand against heavy-handed Democrats

Sandy Post - Opinion

The letter writer defends Sen. Chuck Thomsen, R-Hood River, for walking out of the legislative session, saying Democratic lawmakers were…
Candidate's personal slush fund challenges public trust

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sherry Healy, a resident of Clackamas County, submitted a formal complaint against Tootie Smith to the secretary of state in February.
Immediately open all Oregon parks, access roads

Sandy Post - Opinion

Bill Osburn is a resident of Gladstone and a candidate for Clackamas County commissioner.
What keeps me awake: one doctor's worry about America's essential workers

Sandy Post - Opinion

Iris Schrijver is a physician and serves as medical director of the Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine clinic.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Elect Schoenfeld for Clackamas County Sheriff

Sandy Post - Opinion

Lauren Chattigre is voting for Lynn Schoenfeld for Clackamas County Sheriff.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sen. Thomsen violated his oath of office

Sandy Post - Opinion

Eli Bliss of Gresham says Sen. Chuck Thomsen deserves to be recalled for his failure to perform his duties as a public servant.
Unfair taxes put local business under at a time of great need

Sandy Post - Opinion

Phil Darrah says Oregon's Corporate Activity Tax - a tax on business sales - was the final straw that forced him to close his pharmacy and…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Re-elect Bernard. Humberston to Clackamas County commission

Sandy Post - Opinion

Karen Trandum supports incumbent Jim Bernard for Clackamas County Chair, and Ken Humberston for re-election to the county Board of…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Let evidence-based decisions guide future actions

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Cosy Roberts of Estacada endorses 'The Roadmap to Pandemic Resilience' to guide Oregon and its neighbors to smart decisions…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stay at home

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer LeeAnne Foreman of Gresham asks for public compliance with the stay-at-home order.
Column: Saving Sanity, how are you surviving quarantine?

Sandy Post - Opinion

Columnist Anne Endicott wants to hear from you about how you're spending your time at home.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Petitioner won't withdraw effort to recall Sen. Thomsen

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Lara Dunn of Hood River is standing firm by her decision to pursue the recall of Sen. Chuck Thomsen, R-Hood River.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Republican candidate Jeff Helfrich spreads misinformation

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Susan Gates of Sandy calls out Jeff Helfrich for describing himself as a 'state representative.'
Former cop's choice for sheriff is Schoenfeld

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sherwood resident Dave Howard is retired from 30 years of law enforcement in Clackamas County
Free Geek: Working to close digital divide gains importance

Sandy Post - Opinion

Nonprofit offers to give students free computers in Clackamas, Multnomah counties
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't roll back fuel-efficiency standards

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mary Anderson of Sandy opposes efforts by the Trump administration that she says would result in increased air pollution.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't roll back federal automobile fuel-efficiency standards

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mary Anderson of Sandy says the Trump administration is endangering people's health and the environment.
Yesterday's Sandy Post headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

2000: Tiny tots make springtime memories at popular Meinig Memorial Park in Sandy
Video conference? Not my face, thank you!

Sandy Post - Opinion

Outlook Columnist Sharon Nesbit shares what life is like for her in pandemic isolation.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sen. Thomsen applauded for standing up for Oregonians

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Lila Leathers of Fairview says the actions by Sen. Chuck Thomsen protected Oregonians from a steep rise in fuel costs.

Features

Hitting the slopes to cope

May 26, 2020 Brittany Allen

Resorts work to reopen, offer safe mountain recreation amid crisis; Timberline offers year-round skiing, but it'll be different now because of pandemic

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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
Check out which Boring Middle schoolers made the grade

See if you know any of the kids who earned a 3.0 G.P.A. or higher in the first semester of 2019-2020
St. Patrick's Day celebrations on tap in Troutdale, Gresham

Edgefield hosts St. Patrick's Day Across the Land celebration March 14 and 17
'Weekend Comedy' offers lessons,hilarity crossing generations

Nutz-n-Boltz offers comical evening of entertainment through March 22 in Boring
State FFA Convention canceled in wake of new coronavirus rules

The gathering won't be rescheduled, but students will still get to compete in rescheduled competitions.
Spring brings shower of jazz to MHCC

Guest artists join students in various configurations in two upcoming showcases
Creating A Boring Life

Organic farmers launch Damascus cafe and market featuring CBD products, gluten-and processed sugar-free menu
Mt. Hood Pops, Symphonic Band join forces for concert at MHCC

Danielle Davey selects pieces that highlight works of women, minority classical composers
'Weekend Comedy' plays on generational differences

Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company in Boring will present new show Friday, March 6
Tany's Bakery thrives on familial partnership

Mom, dad, kids of Loeza family put heart and soul into homemade pastries, bread, cakes
Tony Smiley: one man, a multiplicity of sounds

Vancouver musician uses looping technology to build tracks while performing on stage
Sandy Speech and Debate Team to host evening of entertainment

Admission-free event to showcase skills of award-winning speakers from Sandy High
Will work for play

Jairo Rios-Campos channels childhood passion for sports into recreation program
'Leaving Iowa' takes poignant, witty tour of family's past

Eastside Theater Company show will spark memories of dad-directed road trips
SAT comedy offers ties to Chekhov classics

'Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike' to premiere Friday, March 13, directed by Tobias Andersen
Quilting club seeks fabric donations for fundraiser

Sandy area fiber artists plan September event to benefit Sandy Historical Museum
Eastside Theater Co. takes whimsical tour with 'Willy Wonka'

Q&A with 'Willy Wonka' artistic director Liz Bertsch spills about new Eastside play
Out and About

Here are some of the events, activities, exhibits and performances in The Outlook's coverage area for this week
Beauty Room celebrates one year with SAS nomination

Stylists Kullmann, Chavez grateful for support of new business by Sandy community
Physical therapy clinic achieves new heights

Sandy Ascent Physical Therapy location nominated for Chamber award by community
Frank Saniti makes painting a 47-year personal mission

Boring-based painting business nominated for quarterly Sandy Area Chamber award
Oral Hull Park to host work day

Volunteers needed to aid in grounds maintenance of Sandy area nonprofit organization

Wheels

2020 Hyundai Venue SEL: Small size, huge value

June 05, 2020 Jim Redden

The new subcompact crossover offers an enormous amount of interior room and tech for little money

Toyota announces Special Edition Corolla Hatchback

June 02, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

The new model is designed to give a striking appearance, but there's more under the skin, including upgraded safety system

2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLC is the SUV for sports car lovers

If you want the performance and looks of a high-end sports coupe and the convenience of an SUV, the 2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLC43 is your ride.
2020 Camry TRD: Toyota gets serious with its family car

The Toyota Racing Development version adds some impressive hardware to its popular midsize sedan
Subcompact luxury: 2020 Mercedes-Benz A220 sedan

If you've been looking for a small car worthy of a premium designation, you should definitely check out the Mercedes-Benz A220.
New book tells a true story of Grand Prix racing adventure

'Faster' chronicles one of the most inspiring, death-defying upsets of all time: a symbolic blow against the Nazis during history's darkest hour.
Toyota announces all-new hybrid Venza CUV and Sienna minivan for 2021

The new models will go on sale by the end of the year as part of the company's plan substantially increase their hybrid and all-electric vehicle…
2020 VW Atlas Cross Sport: Big value, smaller package

The new two-row midsize crossover retains all the strenghs of its three-row sibling
2020 BMW X5 M Competition: As Prince said, 'Let's go crazy'

Bimmer makes a migh-performance midsize SUV that's faster and handles better than most sports cars
All-new 2020 Nissan Sentra offers a bold, sporty look in an economical package

On the road, you'll find that the 2020 Sentra lives up to its promise. This is a car you'll enjoy driving, and there's room for five adults.
World of Speed closing because of COVID-19 crisis

Prolonged shutdown due to pandemic forces Wilsonville-based motorsport museum to close its doors permanently
Landmark Ford Lincoln boosts Oregon Food Bank

The Tigard dealership is matching donations to the Oregon Food Bank until May 29
2021 Kia Seltos SX Turbo AWD: Big value in a small package

The new crossover is sized between subcompact and compact models, which turns out to be a good fit
Book shines a light on Portland's racial auto racing history

An honest look at Rajo Jack's remarkable career in the difficult, dangerous, and gritty world of auto racing in the first half of the 20th century.
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2020 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid offers a compelling value

A genuine practical family vehicle that gets great mileage and can be ordered in many trim levels
Portland's 60th Rose Cup Races postponed

This year will be the first since 1961 without a Rose Cup Races weekend because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Weston donates $30K to East County charities

Auto dealer Jan Weston and family have donated $30,000, split two ways between My Father's House and SnowCap Community Charities.

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