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Jan 12, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Clackamas Fire begins vaccinating paramedics

District personnel from Hoodland, Sandy will be among neighboring public safety agencies to receive COVID-19 inoculation.

Jan 06, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Troll poses as Sandy Police on Facebook

Police work with social media giant to have duplicate, fake account removed, continue to monitor page

Nov 18, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Fitness center, theater owners feel 'unfairly excluded' from doing business

Sandy Cinema, Mt. Hood Athletic Club, others forced to remain closed for two weeks

Sep 17, 2020 Sandy Post - News

'Neighbors helping neighbors'

Boring, Eagle Creek residents help Estacada neighbors fight spot fires, keep community safe

Sandy Post News

COVID-19 vaccinations continue amid confusion

Sandy Post - News

State health officials reported that 61% of vaccines delivered to vaccination sites had been administered by…
COVID-19 cancels 2021 Portland International Auto Show

Sandy Post - News

The Metro Portland New Car Dealers Association, which owns and produces the show, promises it will return in…
Mark Shull arrested in 2011 for violating restraining order

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County commissioner faced contempt of court case for sending package to wife at domestic violence…
Oregon Muslim leaders: Shull put 'people's safety in danger'

Sandy Post - News

More than 100 elected leaders, community organizations have called for Clackamas County Commissioner Mark…
DA declined to charge Mark Shull for pulling gun on spouse

Sandy Post - News

Records illustrate a scene from December 2010 when future county commissioner was allegedly violent towards…
Portland woman working as flagger dies in Sandy

Sandy Post - News

Brenda Stader, 50, dies after a PGE vehicle backs into her while repairing damaged power lines on Highway 26…
Clackamas chair, department heads ask Mark Shull to resign

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County's Democratic legislative caucus, plus Republican Rep. Christine Drazan condemn county…
Clackamas nixes swearing-in amid calls for Shull to resign

Portland Tribune - News

Clackamas County postpones a Jan. 13 swearing-in ceremony for new commissioners as Mark Shull faces…
Clackamas District Attorney Wentworth calls for Mark Shull's…

Sandy Post - News

Top prosecutor condemns new Clackamas county commissioner's racist, transphobic statements.
Storm unleashes landslides, power outages in region

Sandy Post - News

Both West Burnside and eastbound I-84 are closed Wednesday morning as many residents lose power.
BOLI: Employers can require vaccinations

Sandy Post - News

The state agency released new information this week about the news, saying that workplaces may also make…
Clackamas County leaders weigh in on Mark Shull's comments

Sandy Post - News

Swearing-in ceremony called off as mayors, city councilors 'appalled' by county commissioner's Facebook
Calls for Clackamas Commissioner Mark Shull's resignation mount

Sandy Post - News

Publication of racist, transphobic and anti-immigrant comments sparks public outrage
Will students have to test themselves for COVID-19?

Sandy Post - News

OHA proposal has kids swabbing themsleves to check for the coronavirus at school.
Portland, six other local districts reopening schools

Sandy Post - News

Suburban and rural school districts across several counties plan a return to class in some limited way within…
Oregonians ages 65+ can soon get vaccine

Sandy Post - News

As state ties COVID-19 death record, Brown says seniors will get doses. Meanwhile, feds ship doses faster.
Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull under fire for racist,…

Sandy Post - News

A county resident's blog highlights Islamophobic and transphobic comments on Facebook.
Not enough doses: Salem COVID-19 clinic closes early

Sandy Post - News

Vaccination rollout problems surface again as the Oregon Health Authority reports more cases and deaths on…
Boring community leader seeks state senate appointment

Sandy Post - News

Steve Bates of Boring applies for Senate District 20 appointment after Alan Olsen's resignation.
Legislature opens 2021 session with a heavy infusion of reality

Sandy Post - News

Ritual and rhetoric are subdued; members of color reach historic high in Oregon.
Oregon vaccination rate rises slightly

Sandy Post - News

State health officials also report 1,225 more cases and two additional deaths from the virus.
Brown calls out National Guard to help vaccination push

Sandy Post - News

Efforts are underway to speed up the slow start to inoculate Oregonians against COVID-19.
Clackamas County Children's Center hires new director

Sandy Post - News

Dr. Karen Rush excited to get to work meeting challenges of protecting, advocating for abused children
Tootie Smith receives backlash, support for COVID comments

Sandy Post - News

Residents chime in on Clackamas County chair's statements during Jan. 1 'Women for Trump' rally in Salem
Siege of nation's Capitol shocks Oregon: 'Is this really…

Sandy Post - News

Portlanders and others react with anger and sadness seeing pro-Trump extremists attempt to overturn…
Local elected officials react to violence in nation's capital

Sandy Post - News

Most blame President Trump for claiming, without evidence, that the November election was stolen from him.
Oregon delegation caught in evacuation of U.S. Capitol

Sandy Post - News

Bonamici, Merkley describe scary moments as Trump supporters storm the building and Washington, D.C., goes…
One arrested at Oregon Capitol, but building was not breached

Sandy Post - News

Competing groups clashed Wednesday in Salem as a months-long lockdown was tightened.
Sen. Alan Olsen will step down from office

Sandy Post - News

Senate District 20 representative since 2011 cites family concerns as the reason for his resignation
New Clackamas County commissioners dive right into business

Sandy Post - News

Tootie Smith, Mark Shull take seats to tackle reopening plans and wildfire recovery
Oregon Trail School District offers free meals for children

Sandy Post - News

Pick-up and drop-off meal packs are available for breakfast and lunch for up to seven days
Meadows cracks down on mask noncompliance

Sandy Post - News

Disrespect toward staff, disobedience could lead to two-week, season suspension.
Clackamas County libraries plan teen artwork contest

Sandy Post - News

Submissions are welcome until Jan. 31 from artists between the ages of 12 and 18.
Clackamas, Multnomah businesses ready to reopen?

Sandy Post - News

Many establishments maintain business as usual while some protest orders by opening for limited indoor use
Clackamas County chair, Sandy mayor disagree about COVID-19 data

Sandy Post - News

Jim Bernard questions what county's motives for tampering with virus data would be
Clackamas Rotary distributes $3,100 each to 5 nonprofits

Sandy Post - News

The foundation has distributed over $1 million to Clackamas County programs since 1986.

Regional News

Claim: Portland oil facility breaks law every time it rains

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Muslim leaders: Shull put 'people's safety in danger'

Portland Tribune - News
Fears of a weekend of unrest fizzle out at Oregon Capitol

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon to accept campsite reservations 6 months in advance

Portland Tribune - News
Conservative leader slams Mark Shull: 'disturbing, dangerous'

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon missing middle housing law disrupts new subdivisons

Portland Tribune - News
Protesters interfere in man's mental health crisis, police claim

Portland Tribune - News
'You're not press' - Police arrest media at Portland protest

Portland Tribune - News
Homicide victim's identity unknown, Portland police say

Portland Tribune - News
DA declined to charge Mark Shull for pulling gun on wife

Portland Tribune - News
Mark Shull arrested in 2011 for violating restraining order

Clackamas Review - News
Washington County families demand in-person school, sports

Portland Tribune - News
Clackamas nixes swearing-in amid calls for Shull to resign

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon flu cases drop from 14,000 in 2019 to just four now

Portland Tribune - News
Clackamas chair, department heads ask Mark Shull to resign

Clackamas Review - News
Wyden to take chair of U.S. tax-writing committee

Portland Tribune - News
Hillsboro solar panel factory shuts down, 170 laid off

Portland Tribune - News
Did a Canby councilor drive a city vehicle to a strip club?

Portland Tribune - News

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Sports

Oregon high schools prepare for uncertain restart of sports

January 14, 2021 Sandy Post - Sports Miles Vance

Soccer and cross country may begin competition in March; football, volleyball, water polo still in doubt.

Football coaches look ahead to uncertain season

December 21, 2020 Sandy Post - Sports Jerry Ulmer

Delayed season has new starting dates for 2021 play, but much remains up in the air.

OSAA moves high school sports start back to February, keeps three-season plan

Sandy Post - Sports

Altered calendar shortens seasons to six weeks; football practices begin Feb. 8 with first games on March 1.
Updated: In Idaho, high school athletes completing fall sports as normal

Sandy Post - Sports

The state has higher COVID-19 numbers than Oregon, but still managed to play safely
Sandy boys basketball turns to Brock Mueller to replace Jason Maki

Sandy Post - Sports

Mueller promoted from frosh coach after Maki returns to Montana to coach at his alma mater.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January

Sandy Post - Sports

Competition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March
Oregon high school sports season pushed back

Sandy Post - Sports

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.
Jesuit's Mick Abel drafted in first round by Phillies

Sandy Post - Sports

The Crusader right-hander was taken with the 15th pick of the first round on Wednesday.
Oregon Sports Awards begins to announce 2020 winners

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Opinion

OPINION: It's time to strip 'Black Codes' from the U.S. Constitution

January 15, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion Jeff Merkley

Oregon U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley will again seek to end the legacy of a clause long used as a 'tool of control' over people of color.

After 19 years, it's time to retire Oregon's 'temporary' energy tax

January 13, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion John A. Charles

The 'pubic purpose charged' tacked on to power bills has been a boon to the Energy Trust of Oregon and a burden on consumers.

Pamplin Media calls for ClackCo Commissioner Shull's immediate resignation

Sandy Post - Opinion

Newly elected Clackamas County Commisioner Mark Shull posted hate-filled comments to social media, unleashing criticism and swift calls for…
Our Opinion: Thankfully, Oregon's delegation is safe

Sandy Post - Opinion

Anger is the chief emotion being expressed by our elected leaders and their staff after the Jan. 6 attack on democracy.
OPINION: Let's ensure that Oregon's Grand Old Party remains grand

Sandy Post - Opinion

A former statewide candidate calls for unity, the pursuit of accountability and a focus on Oregonians' shared values.
Retired Clackamas sheriff reflects on decades of service

Sandy Post - Opinion

Craig Roberts: Newly elected Angie Brandenburg is taking command of 'incredible operation.'
Volunteers step in to promote child literacy, despite COVID

Sandy Post - Opinion

Katy Preston, founder and executive director of the Clackamas Bookshelf, celebrates giving away 100,000 books to kids
ODOT turning 'blind eye' to public's wishes on tolling

Sandy Post - Opinion

Bob Rubitschun: This is an abuse of government that our forefathers designed: of the people, by the people
OPINION: Educating the public is key to combatting COVID-19 in Oregon

Sandy Post - Opinion

Survey results show that our opinions divide not only along political labels and ZIP codes but also educational levels.
Data shows Oregon fitness facilities can safely reopen

Sandy Post - Opinion

Gym co-owner: Our members, staff facing unemployment cannot wait much longer
OPINION: Congress needs to act now to support mass transit

Sandy Post - Opinion

TriMet will play a key role in getting employees, particularly low-wage workers, back on the job in the Portland metro area.
OPINION: 'Tis the season, help us lift young people's voices

Sandy Post - Opinion

Your tax-deductible donation can help high school students flourish in two important ways
Clackamas County voters send a clear anti-Metro message

Sandy Post - Opinion

Les Poole: Election results were a reality check for incumbents unseated by promise to be more cautious with budgeting
OPINION: Websites shouldn't leave visually impaired individuals behind

Sandy Post - Opinion

'When I wake up every day, and am unable to participate in the things that my friends and acquaintances participate in, it can feel like I…
Memories never fade of Christmases past

Sandy Post - Opinion

Columnist Sharon Nesbit reflects on how Christmas traditions have changed in her family throughout the years.
Pamplin Media folks have community collaboration right

Sandy Post - Opinion

Craig Holfeld and Jerry Herrmann: Businesses, citizens, nonprofits and service organizations all have a stake in good journalism
Lawmakers must extend the eviction moratorium to help Oregon renters

Sandy Post - Opinion

OPINION: Gov. Brown needs to call a special session to extend protections that have helped countless senior citizens
Be thankful and pass it on

Sandy Post - Opinion

Keeping people safe and fed is top priority for this awkward Thanksgiving pandemic.
This Thanksgiving, too many Oregonians will be going hungry

Sandy Post - Opinion

OPINION: Census data show the problem, worse than during the Great Recession, hits Black and Latino residents particularly hard
Opinion: Winter is coming. People need shelter. We have the space

Sandy Post - Opinion

The publicly owned Portland Expo Center, currently vacant, could temporarily shelter thousands of houseless residents.
Opinion: Legislation could do wonders to protect Oregon Coast

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Ocean Based Climate Solutions Act, already backed by Oregon Reps. Bonamici and Blumenauer, needs more support
EDITORIAL: Tootie Smith endangers lives with reckless defiance

Sandy Post - Opinion

Clackamas County chair-elect has signaled her intent to defy Gov. Kate Brown's order to limit Thanksgiving gatherings to six people from…
OPINION: Oregon brewers can't afford a new state tax Increase

Sandy Post - Opinion

The last thing we need as small businesses dealing with a COVID-19 is an 800% tax increase on beer, wine and cider
Tootie Smith willing to go to jail for Thanksgiving party?

Sandy Post - Opinion

Arnold Lane: Will Clackamas County chair-elect personally pay for her guests' COVID health/funeral costs?
Pamplin President: This Thanksgiving, we're thanking our readers

Sandy Post - Opinion

In a year unlike any other, we could not have survived without subscriptions and donations from readers like you.
OPINION: Want to reduce wildfires? Manage Oregon's federal forests

Sandy Post - Opinion

Salvage logging concerns are overblown given that legal challenges have halted most federal forest management

Features

Business owner's active life KO'd by coronavirus

December 30, 2020 Justin Much

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 it.

Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

November 25, 2020 Sponsored by the Providence Foundations of Oregon

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on Thursday, Dec. 3 and watch the television special on Saturday, Dec. 5

Come Relax on the Mountain, It's Calling You....

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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
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

Wheels

2021 Infiniti QX50 Autograph AWD: Premium contender

January 15, 2021 Jim Redden

Styling, comfort, technology and performance make the compact crossover competitive against better known luxury brands.

2021 Subaru Crosstrek Sport: Better than ever

January 15, 2021 Jim Redden

An optional larger engine solves the one minor drawback of the compact crossover that seems designed for the Pacific Northwest.

2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is the gold standard of personal luxury

The E-Class is the company's most important vehicle line, so they make sure to get it right.
Nokian launches all-new Nokian One all-season tire

A free limited pothole protection warranty is also offered with the new tire.
Rediscover Toyota's forgotten crossover SUV: the 2021 Venza

The hybrid drive system is appealing for many reasons, but the real appeal of this SUV is in its luxury appointments.
2021 Cadillac CT4: A personal recommendation

The stylish, powerful American compact sport sedan is ready to take on the world.
2021 Mercedes-AMG GLS 63: Hot rod or SUV? You decide

The AMG version of the Mercedes luxury three-row SUV is nearly as fast as a C7 Corvette.
Portland auto dealer Jim Fisher wins national recognition

The owner and general manager of Jim Fisher Volvo in Portland, has been nominated for the 2021 TIME Dealer of the Year award.
Cadillac CT4 impresses with performance and luxury

The compact sedan is ready to take on the world with style, luxury, tech and available power.
2021 Nissan Rogue: Ready to take on the world

The all-new compact crossover SUV is now among the best in its class, with no qualifications.
Home EV charging stations become more popular, easier to install

If an EV is part of your transportation plan, the options available for home charging have never been more accessible or affordable.
2021 Toyota Camry now features all-wheel-drive to beat Portland's winter

Toyota offers 12 versions of the best-selling midsize sedan, more than enough to meet the needs of every family.
2021 VW Atlas V6 SEL Premium: Big and bold

The German manufacturer targets the American market without compromising its standards.
Monarch Tractor unveils all-new battery electric, autonomous farm tractor

The company utilizes the latest autonomous hardware and software technology to provide driver-assist and driver-optional operations.
Winter is here, and so is the 2021 Subaru Crosstrek

Subaru finally offers the larger 2.5-liter engine in the Sport and top Limited versions of the Crosstrek.
2021 Volvo V90 Cross Country T6 AWD: The refined SUV alternative

A sophisticated station wagon that is easier and more rewarding to drive than an SUV, but just as practical.
Dodge creates the ultimate muscle SUV with the 2021 Durango Hellcat

The SRT version of the the Durango will be a one-year model, so it you want one, get to your Dodge dealer now and get your name on the list.
PGE and Daimler building 'Electric Island' to recharge trucks

The charging stations are being installed outside of the Daimler Trucks North America headquarters on Swan Island.

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