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Feb 12, 2019 Estacada News - News

Clackamas County mulls fee for vehicles

If approved, money from the vehicle-registration fee would be split between county, cities

Dec 19, 2018 Sandy Post - News

King of the Council

Outgoing Mayor Bill King looks back on eight years of leading Sandy community

Sandy Post News

TriMet debuts Clackamas County bus service changes March 3

Clackamas Review - News

Bus-line changes to affect Oregon City, Clackamas Town Center transit centers
Friend at large

Sandy Post - News

Ombudsman Valerie Wicklund volunteers as a voice for long-term care residents
Business owners, friends, remember community leader

Sandy Post - News

Former Troutdale City Councilor John Wilson was a fixture at the regional cruise-in car show.
Calling All Amazing Kids

Sandy Post - News

We need your help in honoring young people who are making a difference in their communities
Commissioners discuss state of county

Estacada News - News

Transportation, sustainability among topics at the State of Clackamas County event
Love that lasts

Sandy Post - News

Sandy high school sweethearts share stories, love advice in Valentine's Day spirit
Forest Service officials discuss possible removal plans for…

Sandy Post - News

Safety Board, Federal Aviation Administration continue invesigation into cause of Jan. 29 crash
Firefighters extinguish garage fire, discover potential criminal…

Sandy Post - News

Police seize, investigate marijuana manufacturing operation at Sandy residence
Sandy man awaits trial for sexual abuse charge

Sandy Post - News

New court date yet to be determined for Joe-Seth Trebor McBean, 37, arrested Dec. 20
Sandy man sentenced to 220 months for enticement, children…

Sandy Post - News

Larry Lewis Hudson, 46, took on persona of Brian Johnson, 22, to lure victims in multiple states
Snow showers to remain into next week

Sandy Post - News

Low temperatures to rise above freezing for end of week then drop again by Saturday night
Freezing temperatures close schools

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail School District schools remain closed, classes cancelled for Wednesday, Feb. 6
Shultz makes seven on council

Sandy Post - News

New Sandy city councilor sworn in on Feb. 4, completing long understaffed body
Above and beyond

Sandy Post - News

Sandy High School graduation rates rise above state average for second year in a row
Snow likely throughout week

Sandy Post - News

Low temperatures are expected to remain near freezing into next weekend, with at least the possibility of…
Lincoln's coffin replica makes stop in Estacada

Estacada News - News

Estacada Funeral Chapel to host public viewing of coffin replica later this month
Mt. Hood museum announces expansion, fund raising goal

Portland Tribune - News

Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum moving forward with expansion that will almost double its size.
The big picture

Sandy Post - News

Brightwood photographer Gary Randall turns childhood passion into visionary career
City Council once again a full house

Sandy Post - News

Sandyite Bethany Shultz chosen to fill Position 6 vacancy on Sandy City Council
Pilot found dead in crashed plane on Mount Hood

Gresham Outlook - News

Aircraft matches the one belonging to missing pilot George Regis, of Battle Ground.
Lane closure set for Brightwood Loop Road on Jan. 31

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County work crews to repair, improve bridge after foundation erosion
Trash can fire leads to brief school evacuation

Sandy Post - News

Fire in bathroom at Sandy High School prompts alarm, investigation on morning of Jan. 29
Boring man deceased after crash in North Fork Deep Creek

Sandy Post - News

William L. Snyder, 78, identified as victim of fatal crash near Southeast Orient Drive
Tigard resident wins prize vehicle at auto show

Portland Tribune - News

Stuart Clough will drive away with a Honda Passport SUV after he discovers he's holding the winning fob
Women's March returns, message remains the same

Sandy Post - News

Locals and visitors protest Trump policies by marching through downtown Sandy
Merchants concerned with Highway 212 upgrade plan

Sandy Post - News

Department of Transportation looks to repave, rehab road through downtown Boring in 2020
In The Line Of Fire

Sandy Post - News

After 40 years at Sandy Fire, Chief Phil Schneider's passion for work still burns.
Seven Council hopefuls apply for Position 6

Sandy Post - News

Sandy City Council to interview candidates to replace Jean Cubic on Tuesday, Jan. 22
Clackamas County Art Shine Project a 'win-win-win'

Clackamas Review - News

Nonprofit sets up Oregon art database, helps local artists gain exposure through micro grants
Gary Schmidt named new Clackamas County administrator

Clackamas Review - News

Lifelong local resident will officially begin his new role Feb. 25; State of the County luncheon set for Feb.…
Sledding area reopens after reports of cougar sighting

Sandy Post - News

ODFW says visitors, residents of Mount Hood area should be aware of 'healthy cougor population'
Lifelong lessons

Sandy Post - News

School board chairman DJ Anderson struggled as a student, helps children succeed
U.S Census needs you -- for American Housing Survey

Clackamas Review - News

90 locals in tricounty Metro area to be hired to help develop key funding statistics
Sandy man leads police in two-state car chase

Sandy Post - News

Nathanael Aaron Samuel arrested in Washington for fleeing, assault, drug violations
Welches man arrested for attempted murder in domestic dispute

Sandy Post - News

William Joseph Bouley held without bail in Jan. 9 incident at residence in E. Twinberry Loop
Racing with angels

Sandy Post - News

Nonprofit group helps those with diabilities take part in annual Boring relay event

Regional News

Greenlick, Post stripped of committees amid Capitol culture change

Portland Tribune - News
Rep. Blumenauer goes to battle for the bees

Portland Tribune - News
Grand jury: Fatal shooting of Andre Gladen justified

Portland Tribune - News
Driver arrested for DUII after car crashes into home

Portland Tribune - News
PSU poll shows majority want campus police disarmed

Portland Tribune - News
You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue

Portland Tribune - News
Honk if you think 16-year-olds should be allowed to vote

Portland Tribune - News
My View: Tenant protections help victims of abuse

Portland Tribune - Opinion
Collusion or dialogue? Portland police texts raise questions

Portland Tribune - News
Carbon tax proposal runs into generation gap

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Republican Party re-elects Bill Currier as chair

Portland Tribune - News
Capitol interns, staff use lawsuits to slam harassment, hostile environment

Portland Tribune - News
Clackamas Fire hosts 2nd-annual social-service fair

Clackamas Review - News
Police: Dog euthanized due to injuries caused by attack

Portland Tribune - News
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Feb. 15

Lake Oswego Review - Sports
Report: Traffic costs average Portland driver $1,600 a year

Portland Tribune - News
FBI: 21-year-old ate meth before diverting flight to PDX

Portland Tribune - News
Local artists amped for Wizard World Comic Con

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle

Portland Tribune - News
From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered

Portland Tribune - News
Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds

Portland Tribune - News
Rattling the data shakes out changes

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'

Portland Tribune - News
Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: A different path back to the classroom

Portland Tribune - News
Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field

Portland Tribune - News
Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion leaves teen injured and isolated

Portland Tribune - News
The Concussion Gap

Portland Tribune - News
Enforcement of concussion rules sometimes spotty in leagues

Portland Tribune - News
Changing Latino soccer culture

Portland Tribune - News
Checking the blind spot

Portland Tribune - News
Max's law shields young athletes

Portland Tribune - News

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Sports

Sandy boys stun Barlow in league finale

February 27, 2019 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

The Pioneers pull off their first win over the rival Bruins in more than 20 years

Feb. 22 high school basketball scores are here

February 22, 2019 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

Check out all the big scores and results from Feb. 22 action in the high school season

Sandy crowns two at district wrestling

Sandy Post - Sports

Ford McKinnis and Jake Rademacher win their brackets, Centennial takes the team title
Mt. Hood women stay on the playoff track

Sandy Post - Sports

The Saints climb out of a big first-quarter hole to overcome Linn-Benton, stay among leaders
Sandy girls take down Centennial in overtime

Sandy Post - Sports

Bella Kansala scores nine points in the extra four minutes to keep Sandy alive for a top-half finish
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Feb. 15

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
High school basketball keeps rolling for Feb. 15

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on Feb. 1 5of the 2019 high school basketball season
Feb. 15 high school basketball scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Feb. 15 action in the high school season
Breaking down the playoff picture

Gresham Outlook - Sports

WEB EXCLUSIVE: A look at the MHC boys and girls playoff chase with two games left
Sandy boys climb into playoff position

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers sweep the week to move alone into third place in the Mount Hood Conference
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Feb. 8

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Mt. Hood keeps pace with league leaders

Sandy Post - Sports

Saints dominate the second half to quiet the Storm, move onto a showdown at Umpqua for second place
Mix of teams in contention for swim titles

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC DISTRICT SWIM PREVIEW: The coming cold-weather front condenses meet to Friday only
Wrestlers claim share of dual-meet crown

Sandy Post - Sports

Sandy makes quick work of Barlow in last week's dual-meet finale, hosts district next week
Saints stave off rivals for road win

Sandy Post - Sports

Madison Allen puts on a third-quarter scoring burst to build double-digit lead
Gresham Greywolves will be a no show this summer

Sandy Post - Sports

Rose City Baseball has decided to put the summer collegiate squad on hiatus for the 2019 season
Play of the Day: The best from Feb. 1 in high school basketball

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Feb. 1
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Feb. 1

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
High school basketball keeps rolling for Feb. 1

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on Feb. 1 of the 2019 high school basketball season
Feb. 1 high school basketball scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Feb. 1 action in the high school season
High school basketball keeps rolling for Jan. 25

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on Jan. 25 of the 2019 high school basketball season
Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show kicks off Wednesday, Feb. 6

Portland Tribune - Sports

The great Northwest tradition continues. If you love outdoor adventures this is the place to be.
Sandy girls lose touch in second half

Sandy Post - Sports

Barlow sprints away with a 20-point third quarter to boost its state playoff hopes
Wrestling team sees its win streak end

Sandy Post - Sports

Clackamas wins seven of the nine contested bouts to spoil Sandy's run at a perfect season
Play of the Day: The best from Jan. 25 in high school basketball

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Jan. 25
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 25

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the resuts were huge in Friday action

Opinion

Doctor prefers his old tools and methods

February 20, 2019 Sandy Post - Opinion Paul Keller

'Beneath Wy'east' Columnist Paul Keller introduces us this week to longtime mountain resident David Rogers, who is famous for building log homes using old-school tools and methods. Check it out!

1969: World champion women's basketball team takes on Sandy High School players

February 20, 2019 Sandy Post - Opinion Brittany Allen

Direct from the Sandy Post archives, here's a look at some of the stories that were in the headlines from decades past.

Improving graduation rates are cause for applause

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Oregon Trail School District has reason to be proud of its graduation rate for 2017-18. The determination of teachers and…
Home visit law would be cash wisely spent

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP EDITORIAL: The 2019 Oregon Legislature will debate legislation that, if passed, would create a program of voluntary,…
Cougar management: Look back before moving forward

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Jim Akenson, a wildlife biologist and Conservation Director for the Oregon Hunters Association, wants Oregonians to consider the negative…
Sandy Post subscription model reflects value of services

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Sandy Post is launching a paywall for full access to its website beginning Monday. Jan. 21.
Clackamas County vehicle-registration fee needed now

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Clackamas County Chair Jim Bernard: 'We are millions of dollars behind in maintenance - including our local roads in unincorporated areas -…
Clackamas County's free clinic needs your help

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Executive Director Martha Spiers asks for community support for Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine Founders Clinic, currently based in Oregon…
SANDY POST EDITORIAL: Mayor-elect Stan Pulliam inherits hefty responsibilities

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Post congratulates Sandy's Mayor-elect Stan Pulliam. We're eager to see what he can accomplish while serving in the city's highest…
LETTER: Re-Elect Bill King as Sandy's mayor

Sandy Post - Opinion

Carl Exner of Sandy says Bill King has the skills and personality to continue leading the community as its mayor.
LETTER: Elect Pamela White in race for Clackamas County Clerk

Sandy Post - Opinion

Katie and Tom Ten Eyck of Sandy say Pamela White would lead with transparency, integrity and accountability as Clackamas County Clerk.
LETTER: Anna Williams is best choice for Oregon House District 52

Sandy Post - Opinion

Richard Vetrone of Estacada appreciates Anna Wiliams' stance on environmental issues.
LETTER: Chrissy Reitz will address Oregon's social and infrastructure needs

Sandy Post - Opinion

Mark Reynolds of Hood River says Chrissy Reitz - a Democrat running for Senate District 26 - will advocate for families and she's a…
LETTER: Sandy needs a mayor with vision; Sandy needs Stan Pulliam

Sandy Post - Opinion

Tim Burch of Sandy says Stan Pulliam recognizes the challenges facing the city and brings a fresh look to those issues.
POST EDITORIAL: Pamplin Media launches Give Local campaign

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Pamplin Media Group hopes to inspire a higher level of giving this holiday season. In Sandy, the recipients of local donations will be…
LETTER: Give the Democrats their super majority in Oregon House

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Walt Trandum is tired of legislative gridlock, and is willing to give a super majority of Democrats a chance.
ENDORSEMENT: Elect Rep. Jeff Helfrich to his first full term

Sandy Post - Opinion

Rep. Jeff Helfrich is a highly qualified candidate who is already hard at work representing the best interests of House District 52.
Re-elect Bill King to another term as mayor

Sandy Post - Opinion

While two strong candidates are running, the Sandy Post enthusiastically endorses Bill King for another term as Sandy mayor.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Oregon Republicans sell out environment

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mitch Williams supports Democratic candidates in Oregon's Senate District 26 and House District 52.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote for Democrats to protect the environment

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Letter writer Mitch Williams of Brightwood supports the pro-environment platform of candidates Chrissy Reitz, D-Senate District 26, and…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Chrissy Reitz approaches race with common sense

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

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…

Features

Photographer gains exposure through show

February 20, 2019 Brittany Allen

Aaron Breniman's photographs will be displayed in exhibits countywide through 2019

Matt Moffat: Meeting everyday needs with small-town care

February 20, 2019 Brittany Allen

American Family Insurance among three businesses nominated for quarterly Chamber award

Sandy teen to canvas Clackamas County with paintings of motion

Micaiah Meyer, 18, chosen for 2019 county Arts Alliance artists exhibit program
Lions hosts benefit to buy books

Mt. Hood nonprofit organization serves dinner to fund additions to school library
Wolf Pack plays on the 'Art' of friendship

Sandy theater opens dialog about connections with Valentine's Day premiere
Helping Hands celebrates five years of charitable giving

Founder Machel Heldstab shares stories, inspiration behind creation of nonprofit group
Kelso teacher finds Oregon Trail district an ideal match

Heather Farnsworth chose profession after being inspired by her own teachers as a child
Couple puts heart and soul into JT Wise Band

Rootsy, family-based ensemble to play two East Multnomah County shows this week
The importance of being ... authentic

SALT Academy director stays true to spirit of Oscar Wilde classic, which premieres this weekend
Tattoo artists ink deal for business venture

The Pacific NW Tattoo Collective sets up tattoo shop on Pioneer Boulevard in Sandy
Brady's serves up farm-fresh fare to mark opening day

New Proctor Boulevard brats, burgers joint opens with fanfare and a side of fries
Planetarium show takes viewers beyond range of visible light

'Seeing the Invisible Universe' at Mt. Hood Community College uses data from many telescopes
Teacher cultivates next crop of farmers

Trisha Smith teaches all things agriculture, advises FFA students at Sandy High
Library group aims to document life in Sandy

Photographers of all ages, races, expertise sought for 24-hour project in April
Sandy Grade School gets good marks in reading and math

Fourth, fifth-grade classes among top 20 percent of academic achievers in Oregon
Restaurant veteran flippingTrout Pub into burger joint

Brady's Brats and Burgers, 39333 Proctor Blvd., to open officially Friday, Jan. 25
Elysian brewfest to help all canines find homes

Mt. Hood Skibowl to host fundraiser for pet rescue, adoption shelter in Portland
Former river guide keeps middle schoolers on course

Athletic director, dean of students enjoys dual role at Cedar Ridge Middle School
'I Got Guns' brings Renaissance style to modern farce

Linn-Benton Community College theater troupe visits MHCC to deliver firearms satire
Teen seeks royal, rural treatment

Clackamas County Dairy Princess appreciates educational aspects of experience
Resolectrics plug into fresh rootsy sound at Edgefield

Guitarist Tate Peterson honed musical chops at University of Oregon before taking on Portland music scene
Goin' Gaming expands space, features

Troutdale game-playing haven to celebrate 're-opening' to introduce deli, video arcade this weekend
Firwood educator makes learning fun

Sandy native Amy Owens left career in social work for elementary school teaching
SAT promises laughs with 'Tenor'

Cast of new faces at Sandy theater depicts popular classic of musical mishaps
Well-known nurse to retire after 2018

Kim Tinker prepares to leave Sandy School-Based Health Center at high school in January
Chamber helps VFW replace stairs

Funds from annual Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce meeting benefit local Post No. 4273

Sustainable Life

Boulders, beaver no match for new Oregon fish ladder

February 23, 2019 Holly M. Gill

Beaver gnaws on flashboards at dam, escapes trap at Opal Springs, and it's caught on camera.

Rep. Blumenauer goes to battle for the bees

February 22, 2019 Zane Sparling

Earl Blumenauer introduces Saving America's Pollinators Act at Sabin Elementary School in Portland.

Andrea Durbin named to lead Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability

Mayor Ted Wheeler taps the head of the Oregon Environmental Council, which is active on a state level, for the post at City Hall.
City starts to turn clean energy initiative into reality

City Council OKs startup staff to launch the Portland Clean Energy Fund, approved by voters in November
Mayor Wheeler, enviros vow to block expanded oil by rail shipments

Zenith Energy has the necessary permits to streamline its capacity to handle more oil shipments by train in Northwest Portland industrial district,…
Carbon tax proposal runs into generation gap

Young people tell lawmakers to act now on cap-and-trade legislation as some agriculture interests urge caution.
PGE to build battery storage next to wind and solar power

Wheatridge project in Eastern Oregon will be nation's largest to combine two forms of renewable energy with energy storage capability.
Other half of food hub set to open

In a town of natural foodies and supply chain fanatics, the Redd had to happen. The food hub opens completely on March 2.
Rose Villa: Senior living meets net-zero

The Oaks, a 12-unit community, will likely spell a new future for projects at Rose Villa
Tanner Creek pump station spills 2,700 gallons of sewage

Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services responded to the sewer leak in Southwest Portland.
Metro's waste dumps clogged as snow blocks Gorge landfill

After one week, Metro regional government asks self-haulers to stop dumping at transfer stations
Public gets a say on cap-and-trade proposal

During the past two weeks, industry leaders and economists have given testimony on a massive proposal that would change Oregon's economy and make it…
Oregon offers free fishing, crabbing this weekend

No tags or licenses required to fish, crab or clam in Oregon on Feb. 16 and 17 of President's Day Weekend
Class differences

Portland neighborhoods fighting the hardest against the Residential Infill Plan tend to be more affluent and the least affected
Solar panel envy?

Nonprofit hosts program for folks to learn about growing community solar movement, which enables those without their own rooftops to share in solar…
Paddling the mightiest river of the West

Kayakers explore the 146-mile Lower Columbia River Trail, which extends from Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean
EARTHTALK: Green dry cleaners?

Dear EarthTalk: Is so-called eco-friendly dry cleaning a reality? Ã¢‚¬' Jane Krause, Garden City, NJ
Portland trucker spills 2,500 gallons of diesel on I-84

Police say James Altman of Portland was 'driving too fast' when he lost control of Space Age truck.

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