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Jul 09, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Queen of giving

Julie Stephens recognized for her altruism, volunteerism and service to Sandy area

Jul 09, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Principal new to Kelso, but not Oregon Trail School District

Spencer McEwen returns to Oregon Trail to replace Robbie Boslaugh at elementary school

Jun 26, 2019 Sandy Post - News

District ranger takes reins as deputy forest supervisor

Forest veteran Karen Schroyer to join ranks at Mt. Hood National Forest in August

Sandy Post News

Public employee union lands big wage increases in new contract

Portland Tribune - News

SEIU 503's state employees will see a 10% to 15% wage increase during the next two years.
A fluid situation

Sandy Post - News

Rural residents share numerous concerns about proposed Portland water treatment plant
Business group withdraws effort to refer Student Success Act to…

Portland Tribune - News

Group's leader said lawmakers were crafty in passing legislation to make a referral nearly impossible.
Oregon's economy stays hot in June with 4% unemployment rate

Portland Tribune - News

Statewide job growth rate during the past 12 months was faster than the national job growth rate of 1.5%.
National Night Out in Sandy is Aug. 6

Sandy Post - News

First-time event connects citizens, law enforcement officers in community event
Sandy City Council to implement public safety fee as soon as…

Sandy Post - News

Funding new police positions will cost $4.50-$10.50 per month for residents
Bingo! Festival another winner

Sandy Post - News

Mountain Festival inspires community with imaginative events around town July 11-14
Supporters hope Holocaust education bill heals 'scars of history'

Portland Tribune - News

Guests at Oregon Jewish Museum witness Gov. Brown sign bill that joins Oregon with 10 other states in…
Who's paying for Republicans' walkout protest?

Portland Tribune - News

In the shadow of Senate Republicans' infamous walkout, questions remain on how the protest was financed and…
Woman arrested after fellow customer stabbed at Taco Bell

Sandy Post - News

Stabbing victim reported in 'good condition' after violent incident on Tuesday evening, July 9
Construction legislation divvies up millions to statewide…

Portland Tribune - News

One of the last bills passed was also one of the more important, funding housing, building repair and medical…
Aiming higher

Sandy Post - News

Varied programs prompt surge in students taking on college, high school at once
President invites Timber Unity to take D.C. victory lap

Portland Tribune - News

A growing political group run by farmers, loggers and truckers point to similarities with their movement and…
'Christmas tree bill' pumps out millions to local projects

Portland Tribune - News

Legislation was one of the last to pass, and gives politicians a pile of pork to bring back to districts.
Audit: State cybersecurity needs a major update

Portland Tribune - News

Secretary of state auditors say agencies' fragmented organization and approach to managing data security ripe…
From Guam to top of the class

Sandy Post - News

Valedictorian Dannah Mangubat shares how her life changed with move to Sandy
Carnival tickets now on sale

Sandy Post - News

Wristbands to enjoy the carnival are available at multiple Sandy, Boring locations
Overreach? Productive session? Lawmakers shine light on…

Portland Tribune - News

School funding, some environmental victories cited by Democrats; GOP sees walkout as effective tactic against…
Visitors should plan for Highway 35 roadwork

Sandy Post - News

National Forest, ODOT, Western Federal Lands all plan improvements for Mount Hood roads
A Fuller experience

Estacada News - News

Ben, Lee, Colmon, Carl and Henry Fuller move from Mississippi to take part in Job Corps program
Urban-rural 'cold civil war' forces out cap-and-trade bill

Portland Tribune - News

Perception that House Bill 2020 took from ruralites to give to Oregon's cities gained significant traction,…
Dome Digest: Sine die edition

Portland Tribune - News

Oregon's Legislature sprinted to finish its work, voting on the last bill just before 5 p.m. Sunday.
Lawmakers step up the pace as session hits home stretch

Portland Tribune - News

With most runaway GOP senators back in Capitol and two days before the end, environmental legislation was…
Defiant GOP senators return to a pile of unfinished business

Portland Tribune - News

A few runaway lawmakers plan to show up Saturday, kicking off two marathon days to vote on as many bills as…
Sandy girl teams up with rescue horse to raise awareness

Sandy Post - News

Karington Mershon, 10, will compete against trainers in annual equine benefit
Airhorns echo in protest through nearly empty Capitol

Portland Tribune - News

Truckers, loggers and activists rally Thursday to protest environmental legislation, after a major bill was…
Severe thunderstorm occuring on Mount Hood

Sandy Post - News

Wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour are expected, along with quarter-size hail.
Farming out parade duties

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Mountain Festival names Geren's Farm Supply owners grand marshals of parade
Senate negotiations sputter as Republicans' walkout continues

Portland Tribune - News

Dozens of bills - including important budget legislation - in limbo as AWOL senators raise money to pay…
Courtney upends Dems' cap-and-trade fight

Portland Tribune - News

Environmental groups frustrated after Senate President says Democrats don't have votes to pass controversial…
'Credible threat' forces Senate to cancel Saturday session

Portland Tribune - News

People associated with Oregon militia groups have been active on social media, calling for 'defense force' to…
Housing option bill builds bipartisan support

Portland Tribune - News

HB 2001 hopes to fill in 'missing middle' by opening land-use zones to more than just single-family homes.
Will Sandy jump on U.S. 26 bypass bandwagon?

Sandy Post - News

Mayor announces potential bypass study, ODOT works to find funding for plan project
'This is the saddest day of my legislative life'

Portland Tribune - News

State police begin search for runaways as legislative leaders tell absent GOP senators 'Oregon needs you.'
Job Corps centers will remain open

Estacada News - News

Nine centers were proposed for deactivation, including the Timber Lake Job Corps near Estacada.
Senate GOP on the run; session bumbles into 'train wreck'

Portland Tribune - News

Cap-and-trade bill protest ruins quorum as governor sends state troopers to round up runaways.

Regional News

Public employee union lands big wage increases in new contract

Portland Tribune - News
Metro's Gonzalez denounces 'Go home' racist attacks

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's economy stays hot in June with 4% unemployment rate

Portland Tribune - News
Business group withdraws effort to refer Student Success Act to voters

Portland Tribune - News
Hardesty boosts Blumenauer's 'climate crisis' declaration

Portland Tribune - News
Supporters hope Holocaust education bill heals 'scars of history'

Portland Tribune - News
Teen arrested for robbery at gunpoint in SE Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Public input sought on LO-to-Oak Grove bike/ped bridge

Lake Oswego Review - News
Who's paying for Republicans' walkout protest?

Portland Tribune - News
CCSO: Person dies in roll-over crash in Stafford

The Times - News
Presidential candidate Andrew Yang draws crowd in Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Big Float leader unconcerned by shrinkage

Portland Tribune - News
Blumenauer pushes for climate change national emergency

Portland Tribune - News
Baby dies in tragic accident at speedway

Madras Pioneer - News
Mayor: Most protests aren't violent, city isn't 'lawless'

Portland Tribune - News
Father, son make heroic rescue during Gresham fire

Gresham Outlook - News
Wilsonville's Street of Dreams nearly ready for showcase

Wilsonville Spokesman - News
Experts exploring solutions to Portland's violent protests

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

It's time to invest in Oregon's education system

Business Tribune - News
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

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Sports

Rip City 3-on-3 sign-ups extended until Saturday

July 16, 2019 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

The sixth annual tournament is open to male and female players ages 5 and older

Sandy 10U squad falls in quarterfinals

July 15, 2019 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

Youth Baseball: Pioneers Put The Tying Run In Scoring Position In The Sixth Inning

Sandy claims third state title in a row

Sandy Post - Sports

Youth Baseball: The 12u Pioneers Dispatch South Salem And Lakeridge To Advance
Sandy boys win bracket at hoops camp

Sandy Post - Sports

Summer Hoops: Playing At Full Stregth, The Pioneers Pile Up The Wins In Seaside
SPORTS BRIEFS

Sandy Post - Sports

Sandy graduates combine forces to win 3-on-3 basketball event in Spokane, Wash.
Rip City 3-on-3 tourney soliciting sign-ups for July 27-28 run

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The tournament at the Rose Quarter Campus is open to all players ages 5 and older
Check out everything Les Schwab Bowl from Pamplin Media Group

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look at all the stories - and the best photos - from Saturday's Schwab Bowl
Sandy brings on new coach for girls basketball

Sandy Post - Sports

Dave Brown, an assistant at Mt. Hood CC last year, heads up the Sandy girls program
Tyrone S. Woods Golf Classic set for Saturday at Stone Creek Golf Club

West Linn Tidings - Sports

Woods was an Oregon City wrestler who later died in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya
South prevails 33-28 over North in 2019 Les Schwab Bowl

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The South held the upper hand throughout the first half, then held off a late North rally
Sandy takes on reigning 5A champs

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers fall in a sub-varsity doubleheader against former league foe La Salle Prep
'Outstanding Three-Sport Athlete' Bella Kansala

Sandy Post - Sports

The Sandy High senior will continue racing in cross country and track at Lane Community College
Sandy boys place four at state

Sandy Post - Sports

Jackson Staples ties for third place in the high jump, while Tanner Brewster is fifth in discus
Track Slideshow: 2019 State Meets

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look at the best images from the Class 5A and 6A 2019 state track and field meets
Saints struggle to score in tourney opener

Sandy Post - Sports

Lower Columbia allows only three hits in its 8-1 quarterfinal win over Mt. Hood
SPORTS BRIEFS

Sandy Post - Sports

Saints softball lands pair of All-Americans, Damascus girls finish seventh at 1A track meet
Jenee Spencer makes it a career sweep at state

Sandy Post - Sports

The Sandy rider wins the Saddle Seat event for the fourth straight year at the state equestrian meet
Sandy girls share league track title

Sandy Post - Sports

A third-place finish at district leaves the Pioneers tied at the top with Clackamas
Sandy boys surge in second place

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC DISTRICT TRACK: Pioneers edge Clackamas by half a point to take second at district
Sandy gets two doubles teams into Final Four

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC TENNIS: The Pioneers finish third in the team tally at the girls district tournament
VARSITY RECAPS

Sandy Post - Sports

Mt. Hood CC baseball hosts Super Regional, Sandy baseball shuts out David Douglas in finale
Sandy girls off to a quick start at district

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC GIRLS TENNIS: The Pioneers put up five wins by the late stage's of Monday's opening round
Sandy boys beat Raiders with juggled lineup

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC BOYS TENNIS: The Pioneers sweep the doubles ladder to score a dual win over Reynolds
Baseball team suffers sweep by the Bruins

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC BASEBALL: Barlow keeps itself in the title chase by taking all three against Sandy
Check out our best photos from high school baseball and softball on May 3

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

There were home runs, stolen bases, huge strikeouts and diving catches on May 3
Sandy girls claim dual-meet title

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC TRACK & FIELD: Pioneers win 11 of 17 events and lead start-to-finish against Clackamas

Opinion

Healthy doesn't have to be hard: Tips for Men's Health Month

June 27, 2019 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Dr. William Petterson

There's really no big mystery to getting and staying healthy despite all the fads and ads

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June 19, 2019 Sandy Post - Opinion Brittany Allen

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My View: Fight for our future. Pass the Clean Energy Jobs bill

Portland Tribune - Opinion

Yusuf Arifin is a student at Cedar Park Middle School in Beaverton. Ruby Haack and Edith Allen are students at Grant High School in…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Elect Dayna Brown and Nicole O'Neill to Oregon Trail School Board

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Amanda Mason says Dayna Brown and Nicole O'Neil will serve the best interests of children, if elected to the Oregon Trail…
LETTER: Elect Courtney Helstein to Mt. Hood Community College Board of Education

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Letter writer Wendy Lawton of Fairview endorses Courtney Helstein's platform in her campaign to win election to the MHCC Board of Education.
Prevent child abuse in Clackamas County

Clackamas Review - News

Tom Soma is the executive director of Oregon City-based Children's Center, a private, nonprofit child-abuse-intervention center serving…
It's our pool, we should maintain it for our children

Sandy Post - Opinion

Guest columnist Gloria Bean of Sandy writes her rebuttal to an editorial that appeared in the April 3 edition of the Sandy Post. She, like…
OPINION: Pool closure a symptom of city's funding crisis

Sandy Post - Opinion

SANDY POST OPINION: The city of Sandy's funding crisis has created a perfect storm, leading to the planned closure of the Olin Y. Bignall…
Doctor prefers his old tools and methods

Sandy Post - Opinion

'Beneath Wy'east' Columnist Paul Keller introduces us this week to longtime mountain resident David Rogers, who is famous for building log…
1969: World champion women's basketball team takes on Sandy High School players

Sandy Post - Opinion

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 -…

Features

Hoodland women host scramble 'fore' scholarships

July 16, 2019 Brittany Allen

Club prepares for annual golf tournament fundraiser at Mt. Hood Oregon Resort

Kiwanians to serve breakfast with side of classic cars

July 16, 2019 Brittany Allen

Nonprofit group resurrects pancake breakfast part of annual fundraising event

Summer Sounds series returns to Sandy park

Free events include music, theater, films, family friendly cinema under the trees
Book sale to benefit library programming

Library Friends group offers bags of books for $5, $7 each this weekend, July 13-14
Windermere promotes cause close to home

Playhouse raffle proceeds will benefit local charities through Windermere Foundation
AntFarm volunteer joins ranks of Queen's Court

Melinda Rusaw is eager to serve her community, looks forward to getting to know other royalty
Business provides festive fanfare for Fourth of July

City of Sandy, Clackamas County Bank co-sponsor annual fireworks show this Thursday
City adds element of play to mountain days

Events Coordinator Carol Cohen creates city-wide bingo game to promote businesses
Local artist shares her heart through art at farmers market

Frances Waddell's ink, watercolor artwork on display, for purchase every Friday
Making something out of some (discarded) things

Nonprofit crackedpots celebrates 20 years of Reuse Art Show at McMenamins Edgefield
Longest Day Parkway offers evening of information, play

Summer event educates public on city happenings, services with games, giveaways
Music Fair and Feast adds evening for seniors

Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce event looks to broaden appeal to more demographics
Circumstance inspires Mountain Festival princess to serve

Tracy Hoyle volunteers for her community in multiple capacities, for multiple reasons
In downtown Gresham this summer, Mondays mean music

Annual series featuring wide range of bands, styles kicks off its 10th season at the Gresham Arts Plaza on July 1
Youngest princess dedicated to serving her hometown

Kalia Haneburg crowned fifth member of 2019 festival five-generation court
Aspiring nurse crowned Sandy Mountain Festival princess

Skyla Harper, junior-to-be at Center for Advanced Learning, noted for her philanthropy
Lions prepare to flip some flapjacks

Local nonprofit organization to host fundraiser for health services, clinics
Theater troupe raises stakes with comedy

'Other People's Money' by Jerry Sterner plays at Sandy Actors Theatre through June 23
Warren Floyd brings Rocky Mountain vibe to Edgefield

Texas-bred singer/songwriter found his muse in fertile 1970s-'80s Colorado scene
Wolf Pack tackles topic of suicide with grace

Serah Pope, Karen Kalensky present 'night, Mother' under direction of Sharon Biermann
Art exhibit finds beauty here, there ... everywhere

Work from 24 artists on display through August 8 at the city of Gresham's Visual Arts Gallery
Legislators, grange members will whip up breakfast

Annual strawberry waffle feast benefits Boring-Damascus Grange Hall operation fund
Play explores complexities of suicide

'night, Mother' opens at Wolf Pack Theater in Sandy Friday, May 31, with 8 p.m. show
Insurance agent's community spirit recognized with award

Mary Forrest receives second quarter Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce business award
Eastside Theater presents a timely family affair with 'Oliver!'

Parents, siblings work together to bring classic Charles Dickens tale to life
Sandy actors cash in on 'Other People's Money'

Production explores Wall Street power struggle, morality at Meinig Avenue theater

Wheels

2019 Lexus LX570: Fully capable luxury

July 12, 2019 Jim Redden

The largest Lexus vehicle is also the most surprising - a genuinely off-road capable SUV

Concours d'Elegance to feature racers, motorbikes and more

July 11, 2019 Mark Miller

The annual car show, put on by the Forest Grove Rotary Club, is July 21 at Pacific University.

Car Events: July 12-Sept. 1

Upcoming car-related events, including shows, swap meets, informal gatherings, and much more
2019 Nissan Leaf Plus shows how far EVs have come

If you live and work in the Portland metro area, a Nissan Leaf could easily be your only car.
2019 Honda HR-V: Small size, big value

The refreshed compact crossover has a lot to offer for those in the market for a small but practical vehicle
2020 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 will offer diesel power

If you're planning a truck purchase later this year, the 2020 Chevrolet Silverado has plenty to show you
Mecum Portland 2019 sales total $6.6 million

The auction company says 253 vehicles traded hands during its June 21-22 event at the Expo Center
2019 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE: No compromises required

The midsize sedan gets great mileage, has plenty of power, and is surprisingly fun to drive for such a large car
Car Events: June 29-Sept. 1

Upcoming car-related events, including shows, swap meets, informal gatherings, and much more
Win a VIP Racing Experience at July's Rose Cup Races

The event weekend includes both the World Challenge GT4 and Touring Car groups as well as four different groups of local racers including the…
Single day IndyCar race tickets on sale

Three-day tickets are still available for purchase. They secure the best seats in the grandstands for the entire race weekend.
2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI is affordable European performance

If you're looking for a sport compact sedan at an affordable price point, the 2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI delivers European performance at an economy…
2019 Mazda3 AWD: Classy affordable compact

Practically everything about the stylish compact is improved, and all-wheel-drive is available for the first time.
2019 Nissan Frontier is a consistent favorite small truck

Regardless of which style of Frontier you choose, you're getting a truly enjoyable truck that will work hard for you.
Billetproof hot rod show on June 22

The largest summer gathering of traditional hot rod and custom cars returns to the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds
Monte Shelton, 1933-2019

In addition to selling cars, Shelton was an accomplished racing driver. His record of seven wins at the Rose Cup Races here in Portland is unmatched.
Mecum Portland 2019 set for June 21-22

The largest collector car auction company in the world expects an estimated 500 cars at the Portland Expo Center
2019 BMW M2 Competition Coupe: The ultimate sport coupe

For true enthusiasts, the a $2,500 M Driver's Package increases the maximum speed from 155 to 168 miles per hour and includes a 1-day performance…

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