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Jul 30, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Crews fight six-acre blaze near Timothy Lake on Mount Hood

Mt. Hood National Forest firefighters work to contain fire that ignited Thursday, July 29

Jul 29, 2021 Sandy Post - News

COVID-exhausted Oregon swamped by virus surge

State health officials push to vaccinate more people each day as delta variant cases increase.

Jul 14, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Hopes for higher education

Sandy High, Oregon Trail Academy graduates talk plans for post-high school life

Jul 07, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Peace out!

Sandy advocates for peace host last roadside vigil, express hopes for the future,

Jun 25, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Community members express concern about unregulated plaza use

With two groups of very different views set to host events in Centennial Plaza on Saturday, some fear conflict, out-of-town visitors

May 31, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Sandy VFW recognizes Memorial Day with in-person event

Veterans, community members come together to reinstate remembrance event at Fir Hill Cemetery.

May 24, 2021 Sandy Post - News

Sandy City Council discusses future of relationship with Portland Water Bureau

Councilors ask for alternatives to be explored for water resources for the city

Sandy Post News

Clackamas County cooling centers open for heat relief

Sandy Post - News

17 locations are open countywide for residents wanting to escape this weekend's high temperatures
Oregon once again tops 1,000-per-day COVID cases.

Sandy Post - News

Some rural counties now surge ahead of metro area, where vaccination rates are higher.
Bell Street extension project gains momentum

Sandy Post - News

Sandy City Council authorizes staff to begin right-of-way acquisition for traffic-relief effort
Tootie Smith condemns mandatory masks, vaccinations

Sandy Post - News

As the Delta variant continues to rise in Oregon, Clackamas County chair remains staunch in her defiance of…
Oregon Health Authority: Everyone should wear masks indoors

Sandy Post - News

State health officials change recommendations after meeting with Oregon Gov. Kate Brown.
Gov. Brown: Oregon leads push for carbon-free power

Sandy Post - News

Ceremony on Portland's 'Electric Island' recognizes package of bills that also aid low-income households.
Catherine McMullen to run for Clackamas County clerk

Sandy Post - News

West Linn resident first to announce candidacy for position responsible for conducting elections and keeping…
Cody Weston appointed as new Clackamas County circuit judge

Sandy Post - News

Oregon native, West Linn resident fills vacancy left by retirement of Douglas Van Dyk
Rising delta variant tosses wrench into state's COVID fight

Sandy Post - News

Health officials battling both vaccine hesitancy and 'a stubborn foe' in the virus
Clackamas County to launch council to plan for disasters

Sandy Post - News

Spurred by three federally declared disasters in 2020-21, commissioners announce preparedness move
Hoodland women invite all to tee up for a cause

Sandy Post - News

Club plans annual golf tournament on Aug. 12 at Mt. Hood Oregon Resort to raise money for scholarships
Mt. Hood Hospice reflection walks offer support for grieving

Sandy Post - News

Sandy nonprofit hospice works to provide virtual, in-person programs for caregivers and those experiencing…
Metro report: Racist threats common at waste transfer stations

Sandy Post - News

Investigation unable to conclude that a noose-shaped rope found in Oregon City was left with malice
PGE, Clackamas County release disaster preparedness videos

Sandy Post - News

Chair Tootie Smith teams up with CEO Maria Pope to provide public safety tips ahead of wildfire season
Ex-Clackamas deputy, Coffee Creek jailer has badge revoked

Sandy Post - News

An Oregon state agency decertified Patricia Winnie for life after determining she fled the scene of a Canby…
Clackamas Fire hosts town hall in Eagle Creek

Sandy Post - News

Community members could ask questions about wildfire season during the gathering at Eagle Creek Station 18
Oregon pushes to help people find jobs as federal benefits end

Sandy Post - News

In-person meetings will supplement telephone calls and online help for job seekers in a recovering economy.
Campfires banned at state parks east of Interstate 5

Sandy Post - News

The ban applies to state parks and recreation areas in the East Multnomah County and Estacada areas
Clackamas County approves $3M advance for supportive housing

Sandy Post - News

Metro agreement gives commissioners option to request an additional $2 million if needed
Hotter, bigger, faster: Oregon faces historic fire season

Sandy Post - News

Governor, officials push for more preparedness as huge fires burn hundreds of acres, COVID variant looms.
Redistricting fight begins with Dems battling Dems

Sandy Post - News

In one corner is an unhappy congressional delegation; in other corner is deal-making House Speaker Tina Kotek
Ticket reservation system launched for Multnomah Falls

Sandy Post - News

New controlled entry attempts to curb traffic crunch at popular tourist destination
OLCC to become Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission

Sandy Post - News

Name change recognizes new responsibilities under legislation from House Bill 3000
Clackamas County postpones pawnshop rules amid controversy

Sandy Post - News

Secondhand dealers say new regulation requiring them to photograph all acquired items is too big of a burden
Sandy Kiwanis car show returns to Hull Park

Sandy Post - News

Simpler event to replace breakfast with barbecue lunch, provide live music with range of hot rides.
Oregon Trail School District announces plans for return to school

Sandy Post - News

Schools will offer in-person, full-time instruction come Sept. 7, with a few remaining precautions.
Oregon Trail schools renovate cafeteria spaces

Sandy Post - News

Kelso Elementary, Boring Middle schools prepare for students to return on Sept. 7
Clackamas County golfers, cops fundraise for Christmas toys

Sandy Post - News

Sixth-annual Officer Mulligan Charity Golf Tournament tees off Friday, July 23
Women, minorities, young affected most in pandemic downturn

Sandy Post - News

Employment Department report finds implications for Oregon economic recovery now under way.
Verizon prepares students for back to school with giveaway

Sandy Post - News

Sandy cellular retailer to hand out free backpacks to kids on Saturday, July 31
Clackamas County approves $12.5M for businesses, nonprofits

Sandy Post - News

American Rescue Plan Act funds boost efforts toward economic recovery post-pandemic
Tootie Smith refutes claims of 'insensitivity' to racism

Sandy Post - News

Clackamas County chair says 'good relations' with Metro regional government are at stake over noose incident
Clackamas, Sandy fire districts will staff Eagle Creek Station

Sandy Post - News

Through the collaboration, the Eagle Creek Station will have 24/7 firefighter and paramedic staffing.
Clackamas County temporarily funds Metro housing services

Sandy Post - News

Commissioners keep those at risk for homelessness afloat until accord reached with regional government
Former Clackamas detective seeks early release from prison

Sandy Post - News

Floyd Marsh sentenced to be behind bars until March 2023, but his wife says he was wrongfully convicted
Clackamas Education Service District schedules job fair

Sandy Post - News

Agency provides specialized services to children throughout county's 10 school districts.

Regional News

Oregon Health Authority: Everyone should wear masks indoors

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah Sheriff selects first woman as second in command

Portland Tribune - News
Third lawsuit accuses Oregon labor bureau of discrimination

Portland Tribune - News
Beaverton investigating coach for alleged use of racial slur

Portland Tribune - News
Unvaccinated? Multnomah County offers $150 for COVID jabs

Portland Tribune - News
Homeless man dies two weeks after downtown Portland assault

Portland Tribune - News
With heat rules adopted, farmworker advocates seek more change

Portland Tribune - News
10 months after Riverside Fire, local family still homeless

Portland Tribune - News
Portland's York statue toppled amid 'intimidating' vandalism

Portland Tribune - News
Police: Gresham man shot in face on East Burnside Street

Portland Tribune - News
Amazon to hire 1,500 workers for 90 acre Woodburn warehouse

Portland Tribune - News
Police: Tourist stabbed by woman in Portland's Old Town

Portland Tribune - News
Suit mulled after Clackamas deputy cleared in fatal shooting

Clackamas Review - News
Brown: State must join public, others to gird for heat waves

Portland Tribune - News
Portland: More cooling centers, communication needed during heat waves

Portland Tribune - News
Downtown Portland stabbing victim identified

Portland Tribune - News
Lake Oswego favors requiring masks for elementary students

Portland Tribune - News
Gun, assault crimes reported at Laurelhurst homeless camp

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Sports

Boring native Ryan Crouser shatters shot put world record

June 21, 2021 Sandy Post - Sports Christopher Keizur

Crouser heaved historic 76-foot 8-inch shot put toss en route to Tokyo Summer Games

Preps: Brackets set for culminating hoops event

June 16, 2021 Sandy Post - Sports Paul Danzer

Games slated for June 22-24 at six Portland-area schools to cap season for Class 6A and 5A teams.

Top marks, times set at 6A Showcase meet

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

It's week four of the prep football season, and here's info on Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy and Estacada.
Eastside Preps: Estacada football - Forged by fire

Sandy Post - Sports

Rangers return toughened from summer wildfires, focused on team; two big wins validate hard work.
Prep Roundup, March 15-20: Jeff, Lincoln, Franklin win Saturday games

Sandy Post - Sports

It's week three of the prep football season, and here's info on Portland, East Multnomah County, Sandy and Estacada
Eastside Preps: Barlow soccer's second chance

Sandy Post - Sports

Bruin stars Abi Hoffman and Mikayl Topaum lead team during shortened season, and Hoffman also kicks in football.
Prep Roundup, March 8-13: Reynolds, Franklin, Wells, Barlow, Grant, Lincoln post big wins Saturday

Sandy Post - Sports

It's the second week of football and here's some info on Portland, East Multnomah County and Sandy/Estacada sports.
Eastside Preps: High school football celebrates 'Hail Mary' return

Sandy Post - Sports

Athletes from Gresham, Barlow, Sandy and Estacada and elsewhere were unsure there would be a season.
Prep roundup, March 1-6: Jefferson, Madison, Roosevelt post PIL football wins

Sandy Post - Sports

High school sports started, and here's info from Portland, East Multnomah County and Sandy/Estacada.
OSAA cancels state championship events for fall sports

Sandy Post - Sports

Executive board gives schools chance to create their own local, regional events.

Opinion

Salinas: Congress must act to help obese Oregonians

July 30, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion Andrea Salinas

State Rep. Andrea Salinas is a Democrat representing House District 38 in Lake Oswego and parts of Southwest Portland and Clackamas County.

Tsongas, Pang: Lawmakers must make toxic-free law a priority

July 23, 2021 Sandy Post - Opinion Theodora Tsongas and Jamie Pang

Dr. Theodora Tsongas is an environmental health scientist. Jamie Pang is the environmental health program director at Oregon Environmental Council.

Opinion: It's time to investigate Commissioner Sonya Fischer

Sandy Post - Opinion

Les Poole: The thought of a Clackamas County election being overturned is disturbing
Galvez: I must strive to take on social forces that undermine health

Sandy Post - Opinion

Dr. Eva Galvez is a family medical care provider at the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center in Hillsboro.
Opinion: Letting the garden teach me about my disabled child

Sandy Post - Opinion

If a tree or a plant is a little bit different, we don't call it disabled; we call it beautiful.
NESBIT: Post-pandemic manners .... get some

Sandy Post - Opinion

It was easy to be rude while hiding out in our homes. Now that we're back together, it's time to behave like adults.
OPINION: Congress must take action to protect workers

Sandy Post - Opinion

Jeff Merkley and Graham Trainor: '...Woefully outdated labor laws continue to undermine workers' rights.'
Opinion: An Oregon mom outlines the realities of â€˜Special Needs Worldâ€™

Sandy Post - Opinion

The web of bureaucracy that ensnares parents of disabled children is difficult for others to even imagine.
Zoucha: Support candidates who push for a cleaner energy future

Sandy Post - Opinion

Jack Zoucha of Wilsonville is the Oregon Institute of Technology's student president.
Marquis: Don't change rules on prison inmate voting rights

Sandy Post - Opinion

Joshua Marquis of Astoria was Clatsop County district attorney from 1994 to 2018. He is active in the National District Attorneys…
Metz: Henry Kaiser was right, single-payer health care better for the nation

Sandy Post - Opinion

Samuel Metz, MD, of Southwest Portland is vice president of Oregon Physicians for a National Health Program and a founding member of Mad As…
Gordon: Got a COVID vaccination? You can thank research and science

Sandy Post - Opinion

Ken Gordon is executive director of the Northwest Association of Biomedical Research.
Opinion: Oregon needs to get in front of climate catastrophe

Sandy Post - Opinion

Jaime Mathis: State should continue passing bills like HB 2021-100% Equitable Energy for All
Make waves to protect coastal tide pools

Sandy Post - Opinion

Carlie Davis: Reintroduce sea otters to help tame urchin population, protect kelp forests
Pulliam: Lawmakersâ€™ get failing grade on graduation requirements

Sandy Post - Opinion

MacKensey Pulliam of Sandy is co-founder of the Oregon Moms Union. She argues that Senate Bill 744 leaves some students behind.
Bates: Honor our veterans by supporting state capitolâ€™s Vietnam War Memorial

Sandy Post - Opinion

Steve Bates of Boring is an honorary life member of the Vietnam Veterans of America and is a life member of the Associates of Vietnam…
Pulliam: Police resignations, riots leave Portlanders hostage to violence

Sandy Post - Opinion

Stan Pulliam is a two-term, nonpartisan mayor of Sandy, who is exploring a run for governor in the 2022 election.
Sanchez, Salinas and Fettig: Donâ€™t disenfranchise people who want to vote

Sandy Post - Opinion

Rep. Tawna Sanchez represents House District 43. Rep. Andrea Salinas represents House District 38. Amy Fettig is executive director of The…
Pham, Valderrama and Alonso Leon: Child care is unrecognized backbone of our economy

Sandy Post - Opinion

State Rep. Khanh Pham is represents House District 46 in Southeast Portland. Rep. Andrea Valderrama represents House District 47 in East…
Portland leaders created this nightmare for police

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam places blame on Portland's elected leaders for the mass resignation of the city's Rapid Response Team.
Fruits: PERS Board must act to end continuing crisis

Sandy Post - Opinion

Eric Fruits is vice president of research at Cascade Policy Institute, Oregon's free market public policy research organization. He has…
Readers' letters: Donâ€™t let legislation reduce our medical innovation

Sandy Post - Opinion

Our readers sound off on ending the filibuster, medical research, vaccines, Portland-area highway tolls and child care concerns.
'Extended zone' can interrupt blaze's path of destruction

Sandy Post - Opinion

Lisa Kilders: Weekend Wildfire Warriors series aims to break down challenges into bite-sized chunks
Meiffren-Swango: Oregon canâ€™t wait another season for climate action

Sandy Post - Opinion

Celeste Meiffren-Swango of Southeast Portland is state director for Environment Oregon.
Bauer: Oregon must step up to protect undocumented workers where Congress has failed

Sandy Post - Opinion

Janet Bauer is a senior policy analyst with the Oregon Center for Public Policy. Learn more at ocpp.org.
Kolker: Double Up Food Bucks benefit families, farmers

Sandy Post - Opinion

Katy Kolker is executive director of the Portland Farmers Market, which has seen a benefit from a food program lawmakers could continue…

Features

Boring theater falls back on Nutz-n-Boltz to persevere through pandemic

June 15, 2021 Brittany Allen

'Once Upon a Mattress' to take the Boring Grange Hall stage this fall after a year's hiatus from larger staged productions.

Camo Con community event coming to a pub near you in 2021

June 13, 2021 Brittany Allen

Sandy's Helping Hands prepares for return of bar crawl fundraiser in November with ticket sales.

Do Good! Buy Local Beer... and Cider... and Spirits!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Wheels

2022 Honda Civic: The best yet

July 30, 2021 Jim Redden

A complete redesign improves everything about the best-selling compact car in the country.

Brown: Students, teachers, state employees, office visitors must wear masks

July 30, 2021 Jim Redden

UPDATE: The Oregon governor announces new mask requirements over two days to slow the spread of COVID-19 .

Stop buying gas with the 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

A compact crossiver with enough electric range for most daily drivers and all-wheel-drive for better traction.
Roofnest makes any SUV into an RV

If you're looking to get away this summer, a roof-mounted tent could be just the solution you've been looking for.
2021 Lexus RC 350 Black Line: Style and performance

The striking compact sports sedan stays competitive with the refined Lexus handling package.
Zero Motorcycles offer free test rides

Demonstrations of the all-electric bikes will be held in Tigard on Friday and Satuday, July 23 and 24.
2021 Lexus NX 300h: Aging gracefully

Hybrid economy and all-wheek-drive keeps the last generation luxury company SUV competitive in the hot market. segment
Cadillac CT5 is a mid-size sedan with full-scale luxury

The luxury family car can be ordered with a twin-turbocharged V6 that delivers real performance at a reasonable price.
Fogg Jr. wins 60th Rose Cup Race

Aurora driver wins main event, other locals shine as amateur racing tradition continues on July 11 at PIR.
2020 Nissan 370Z: Last chance for genuine old school

Buy one now because the aging but still fun to drive sports car will be replaced with a new version next year.
2021 Buick Encore GX offers more for your money

Although similar to Buick's original innovative subcompact Encore, the slightly larger GX version feels and drives like a more substantial SUV.
Last chance to get a Nissan 370Z

if you want a new or certified used classic Nissan sports car before they're gone forever into the collector market, the time buy one is now.
Off to the Rose Cup races!

After a one-year COVID-19 hiatus, Portland International Raceway welcomes the return of sports cars vying in 60th Rose Cup.
2020 McLaren GT: The no-compromise Grand Tourer

The sleek styling is only the beginning of the McLaren's radical approach to the traditional GT.
2021 Ford F-150: The best seller is even better

A complete redesigns improves the nation's leading pickup and adds new models, including a hybrid version with an onboard generator that can power a…
Submit your favorite road trip for chance to win free Nokian tires

One lucky driver who enters a road trip will be randomly chosen to win a set of tires from the tire manufacturer, and several runners-up will…
2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1: More than living up to its name

The new model is the most track-ready Mustang every produced, but it is still suitable for daily driving.
2021 BMW 530e: Luxury plug-in hybrid

The midsize German sedan seamlessly blends technology with luxury and a quality ride.

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Estacada	Molalla	Tigard
Forest Grove	Newberg	Tualatin
Gladstone	Oregon City	West Linn
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