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Aug 08, 2022 Sandy Post - News

Sandy Library promotes 'Power of Plants' with activity kit

Children can take home kit, learn with fun, hands-on activities in the month of August

Aug 02, 2022 Sandy Post - News

Electric-car auction to benefit NAMI Clackamas

National Alliance on Mental Illness receives fully loaded Tesla Model Y from anonymous donor.

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Oregon Department of Forestry touts 2022 wildfire success

Sandy Post - News

New equipment, personnel, funding make dent in burned acreage despite dry, hot summer
Portland area set to sizzle this week as heat builds

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Much of the Western United States should be close to 100 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Games & Puzzle Corner

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Looking to play some games? We've got you covered with mini-crosswords, word searches, and sudoku!
Clackamas County board expands emergency authority

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Split vote arises from faulty printing of primary ballots and extra efforts; critics call change an overreach.
Hood To Coast traffic coming to Oregon roadways Aug. 26-27

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Fundraising relays run into 40th year with Timberline Lodge starting line, Seaside finish.
Have questions about monkeypox? We've got answers.

Sandy Post - News

The Oregon Health Authority held a press conference and published information on its website .
Mt. Hood Hospice adopts partnership to recognize Vietnam veterans

Sandy Post - News

The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration provides lapel pins for veterans, families.
Submarine ballots, Betsy Brigades chase election deadlines

Sandy Post - News

Johnson has until Tuesday, Aug. 16, to turn in enough petition signatures to qualify as an unaffiliated…
Health authorities urge precautions against monkeypox

Sandy Post - News

Everyone who has close personal contact with anyone with hMPXV is at risk for the virus.
Clackamas County may seek outside review of election flaws

Sandy Post - News

County clerk blames printing and mailing errors on contract firms, but board chair says, 'it happened to us'
Clackamas County clerk deflects blame for election errors

Sandy Post - News

The county commission questions Sherry Hall about election problems in her office.
Survey shows 62% in Oregon want Roe v. Wade reinstated

Sandy Post - News

Surprised by last week's Kansas abortion vote? You shouldn't be, based on a new data uncovered by Oregon…
National Weather Service: Weekend weather could mean fire danger

Sandy Post - News

Gusty winds plus low humidity on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 6 and 7, could repeat the conditions of the 2020…
Oregon congressional races tighten, forecaster says

Sandy Post - News

Legislative races see some third-party interest in several districts, too.
Rushed wildfire risk map recalled by Department of Forestry

Sandy Post - News

Property owners in the high or extreme risk categories were suddenly faced with new regulations, including…
Do we have enough water in Oregon? Depends who you ask

Sandy Post - News

The survey reveals there is a gender divide when it comes to who thinks there is enough water.
Survey: Disrespect, more than low pay, drives resignations

Sandy Post - News

One in four Oregon workers have quit a job since start of pandemic, Oregon Values and Beliefs Center survey…
State audit: Clackamas County primary tally was accurate

Sandy Post - News

Post-election order came after misprinted barcodes required hand duplication of thousands of ballots cast.
Creative exhibits will inspire fairgoers in Clackamas County

Sandy Post - News

Something for everyone, from baked goods to quilts, is coming to the event center in Canby
Return of Boring Beer Fest on tap for Aug. 19-21

Sandy Post - News

Boring Brewing, Liepold Farms to once again host more than a dozen breweries for event on Richey Road
Clackamas County voters to decide on pause of psilocybin plan

Sandy Post - News

Two-year ban on Nov. 8 ballot would apply outside cities; permanent bans pending in Molalla, Sandy
New fees proposed for hiking, camping in Mt. Hood Forest

Sandy Post - News

Popular trailheads could get new costs; permits mulled for high-altitude recreation
New leadership, new era: Sandy are nonprofit looks to the future…

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Hull Foundation looks forward to welcoming back more visitors, celebrating 60 years
Sandy council enacts prohibition on psilocybin

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City residents will have final say on prohibition during the November 2022 general election.
Tumwater Vineyard reveals alcohol economy's 'dirty little secret'

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Oregon City Brewing, 12 Bridge Ciderworks provide further insights at forum on Clackamas County businesses.
Kristof gives over $1 million in political contributions before…

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Columnist gives remaining contributions to Oregon Strong, a new committee with personal ties.
Ready, set, go: Less than 100 days until election

Sandy Post - News

Labor Day, the traditional 'kick-off' of the general election campaign, is still a month away.
Clackamas County seeks volunteers for Walk Bike committee

Sandy Post - News

Citizens to advise project team developing a prioritized list of construction projects.
Electric-car auction to benefit NAMI Clackamas

Sandy Post - News

National Alliance on Mental Illness receives fully loaded Tesla Model Y from anonymous donor.
Clackamas County man dies from suspected heat-related causes

Sandy Post - News

Elderly person died at home with a 'non-functioning air conditioner,' officials said.
Swan Island Dahlia Festival kicks off in Clackamas County

Sandy Post - News

Event running nearly two months and features music, food, cut flowers and more.
Search suspended for missing hiker near Corbett

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Daniel Tyrone Graham, 44, called 911 while off-trail Thursday, July 28, in Lewis and Clark Recreation Area
Swimmer drowns in Sandy River near Dabney State Park

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Victim dragged under by current, dies despite lifesaving attempts; third incident on river in last three days
Watch: Candidates for governor take stage in first debate

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Democrat Tina Kotek, Republican Christine Drazan and unaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson say they can fix…
Clackamas Workforce Partnership combats the Great Resignation

Sandy Post - News

Columbia-Willamette Workforce Collaborative partners to address voluntary unemployment with new Quality Jobs…
UPDATE: Swimmer drowns in Sandy River near Oxbow Park

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Derek Johnson, 46, of Portland, drowned after falling into river while paddle boarding.

Regional News

Providence hospital workers sue over missing pay

Portland Tribune - News
Portland area set to sizzle this week as heat builds

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon reps split by party on federal budget vote

Portland Tribune - News
WashCo jury indicts 14 for catalytic converter trafficking

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Oregon and the KKK: A push to end Catholic schools

Portland Tribune - News
U.S. energy chief: Climate action 'at the tipping point'

Portland Tribune - News
National Weather Service: Weekend weather could mean fire danger

Portland Tribune - News
They were a political power in Oregon. They also were the Klan.

Portland Tribune - News
Former gov candidate Nick Kristof to return to New York Times

Portland Tribune - News
Watch: Candidates for governor take stage in first debate

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's history with the KKK runs deep.

Portland Tribune - News
Man shot by police near Jefferson County Fair identified

Portland Tribune - News
Murder hornets are getting a new name. Here's why

Portland Tribune - News
Cooling shelters to open in Portland on Tuesday, July 26

Portland Tribune - News
The Summer of '42: Oregon under attack

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon economy continues to add jobs, nears full recovery

Portland Tribune - News
Democratic Rep. Kurt Schrader backs Betsy Johnson for governor

Portland Tribune - News
Missing Portland teen mother, child feared at risk

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Sandy Pack sweeps competition at Babe Ruth PNW regionals

July 31, 2022 Sandy Post - Sports Christopher Keizur

Local U15 squad cruises through bracket, hoists trophy, earns berth to Babe Ruth World Series.

Mt. Hood softball sets two camp sessions for Aug. 6

July 19, 2022 Sandy Post - Sports Pamplin Media Group

MHCC's staff and players host camps for ages 6-13 and 14+ at the school's Gresham site.

Barlow's Fred Jones inducted into Oregon Sports Hall of Fame

Sandy Post - Sports

Former Duck, NBA high-flyer recognized with Class of 2022 honors for bevy of achievements on the court.
Mt. Hood Conference names softball all-league teams

Sandy Post - Sports

Sandy's Ashley Allinger player of year; Reynolds' Jade Vecvanagos co-coach of year
Barlow, Sandy shine at 6A Track & Field State Championships

Sandy Post - Sports

Micah Perry defends hurdles title; Sydney Brewster gold in discus; Parker Waugh silver in 800
Barlow, Gresham, Sandy tennis end season with state appearances

Sandy Post - Sports

Bruin senior Natalie Budge bows out in quarterfinals; doubles teams battle in opening rounds
Updated - Boys Track Slideshow: State Meet on May 20-21

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the boys state track and field meet at Hayward Field.
Updated - Girls Track Slideshow: State Meet on May 20-21

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the girls state track and field meet at Hayward Field.
Barlow girls tennis finish silver at MHC District Tourney

Sandy Post - Sports

Natalie Budge takes second in individual bracket; Sophie Bier, Kari Moffat runners-up in doubles
Micah Perry cruises in day two of MHC Track & Field District Championships

Sandy Post - Sports

Reynolds' Naomi Coffee takes third in girls 100; Sandy's Elias Martinez wins boys shot put.
Sandy discus duo dominate at MHC Track & Field District opener

Sandy Post - Sports

Lander Marak, Grayson Brown finish 1-2; Barlow's Amadio wins pole vault; Clackamas' Norman soars in high jump.
Barlow boys golf takes silver at district championships

Sandy Post - Sports

Bruins boys led by senior Alex Lowery; Barlow's Maggie Gilmour, Sandy's Macy Maul leads way in girls tourney
Girls Golf Slideshow: MHC district tourney at Glendoveer

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Mt. Hood Conference girls golf district tournament.
Barlow golf's Bratcher caps regular season with plus-6 finish

Sandy Post - Sports

Trio of Bruin seniors perform well during MHC League Match at Mountain View Golf Course
Sandy, Central Catholic golfers find friendship on the fairway

Sandy Post - Sports

Sophomores Brody Foster, Marty Mitchoff bond over shared love of golf; play final round of 2022 season
Barlow, Sandy runners compete in mile at Historic Hayward Field

Sandy Post - Sports

Braydon Lee, Andrew Johnson, Ryan Mickle, Alyssa Stumbo notch marks in storied event during Oregon Relays
Sandy comes up big against Reynolds

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers dominate Raiders 12-2, secure their first league win of the season.
Eagles softball spurns deja vu, holds on late against Sandy

Sandy Post - Sports

Centennial freshman Alyssa Grover brings home two in final inning to secure 8-7 road win.
Sandy throws, Central sprints dominate in Pioneers' home track opener

Sandy Post - Sports

Elias Martinez wins boys shot put; Rams' Lakely Doht-Barron doubles in 100, 200 meters.
Baseball Slideshow: Sandy 5, La Salle 2

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Sandy baseball team's win over La Salle.
Sandy baseball edges away to beat La Salle 5-2

Sandy Post - Sports

Both teams use their nonleague contest to prep for upcoming conference play.
Softball swings into 2022 season with Sandy-hosted tourney

Sandy Post - Sports

Mt. Hood Conference marked by talented youngsters; league title up for grabs
Gresham dance takes fourth in 6A state competition

Sandy Post - Sports

Centennial's Alivia Siscaretti; Barlow's Marley Seet, Harley Watson, Claire Wilson shine in drill down.
OPINION: Missed opportunity for stronger representation in Salem

Sandy Post - Sports

Metropolitan Mayors' Consortium: 'A second job to make up the missing legislator pay is untenable for most people.'
The 31 Mt. Hood Conference track and field stars to watch in 2022

Sandy Post - Sports

Barlow junior hurdler Micah Perry, Sandy junior thrower Sydney Brewster to build on last year's state performances
Sandy middle schoolers make it to regional championships

Sandy Post - Sports

23 Sandy wrestlers qualified, competed in regional tournament in Woodburn

Opinion

Bob's Red Mill: Employee owners boost retention, recruitment

August 16, 2022 Sandy Post - Opinion Trey Winthrop

CEO Trey Winthrop: Oregon businesses are facing historic labor shortages, but employee stock ownership plans can help.

Theyâ€™re everywhere: Beware the invasion of monster zucchini

August 05, 2022 Sandy Post - Opinion Sharon Nesbit

Sharon Nesbit is a former news reporter for The Outlook. She writes her column in her retirement.

'Rolling coal' isn't a statement, it's a crime

Sandy Post - Opinion

If you don't like breathing the exhaust from polluters, report them to the police
Opinion: ODOT will toll to price people off of roads

Sandy Post - Opinion

Elvis Clark: Appointees to rate-setting committee seek to coerce drivers into failing public-transit system.
Opinion: Clackamas County pandering or seeking solutions?

Sandy Post - Opinion

Former district manager: Commissioner Paul Savas' appointment to tolling committee appears to be politically motivated.
Clackamas DA: Public can view details in officer-involved shooting

Sandy Post - Opinion

John Wentworth: Nothing is hidden, although there may be a fee associated with review and copying of the information requested.
Column: Our comments are leaving; our commitment isn't

Sandy Post - Opinion

Starting Aug. 1, Pamplin Media Group will no longer host online comments on its articles.
Exec director: Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine needs your help

Sandy Post - Opinion

Martha Spiers: County residents should help spread the word about the need for a contractor.
My View: Federal funds needed to improve election administration

Sandy Post - Opinion

A $20 billion bill in Congress would help every state make elections more secure with predictable funding.
NAMI: Kindness can help improve minority mental health

Sandy Post - Opinion

Bart Brewer: There are many other roadblocks communities face, such as barriers to care
Former state official: Thousands on brink of losing health care

Sandy Post - Opinion

Charles Gallia: Congress should make American Rescue Plan Act subsidies permanent before insurance premiums rise.
My View: My belief in the right to choose

Sandy Post - Opinion

Legislator: Oregon must continue its leadership in standing up for access to reproductive care.
Letters To The Editor

Sandy Post - Opinion

Topics include support for Tina Kotek for Oregon governor; homelessness in Estacada; response to mass shooting
NAMI board president: Trauma survivors can help others recover

Sandy Post - Opinion

La'Verne Lynn Adams: I survived domestic abuse and now am a licensed professional counselor.
NAMI: Misgendering can lead to stigma against trans people

Sandy Post - Opinion

Bart Brewer: Marginalization faced by transgender population contributes to higher rates of depression, social isolation
League of Women Voters: Clackamas County, state see election urgency

Sandy Post - Opinion

Marge Easley: We urge public officials, as well as voters, to view the blurred barcodes and delay in counting ballots as an important…
It's time to restore trust in Clackamas County elections

Sandy Post - Opinion

Pamplin Media Group editorial board: Sherry Hall must leave clerk's office and make room for qualified candidate Catherine McMullen
Doctor: Exercise may be better for depression than medication

Sandy Post - Opinion

Y. Pritham Raj, M.D: Walks with someone you love who is dealing with depression may just be the best medicine.
Opinion: Clackamas County elections are foundation of democracy

Sandy Post - Opinion

Charles Gallia: Clerk Sherry Hall is up for reelection, and her opponent, Catherine McMullen, has taken the time to educate herself and…
Former Clackamas County employee: Latest fiasco is no surprise

Sandy Post - Opinion

Ashley Carroll: Sherry Hall has a history of election errors, erroneously sends out private emails, refuses to take any responsibility.
Opinion: Did Sherry Hall attempt to undermine election process?

Sandy Post - Opinion

Wayne Potter: Clerk's ineptness or deliberate sabotage means she has every reason to resign.
Moms know baloney when they hear it

Sandy Post - Opinion

Sharon Nesbit is a former Outlook news reporter. She writes her column in her retirement.
OHSU professors: Clackamas County residents can 'age their way'

Sandy Post - Opinion

PSU researchers: Aging and Disability Resource Connection streamlines access to information and resources
Letters to the editor

Sandy Post - Opinion

Topics include Rep. Christine Drazan; Multnomah County Sheriff's race; Senate District 26 candidate Daniel Bonham; Stan Pulliam's campaign…
Opinion: 'Vote like it matters,' even with damaged ballots

Sandy Post - Opinion

Clackamas County Commission Chair Tootie Smith pledges to push for 'accountability and transparency' in future elections.
Opinion: Clackamas County can't afford any more election mistakes

Sandy Post - Opinion

Former Budget Committee member: Join me in supporting Catherine McMullen, who will not tolerate embarrassing missteps.

Features

Wade Creek Vintage Marketplace hosts 2-day vintage faire in Estacada

July 12, 2022 Kate Cuadrado

More than 70 vendors come to event featuring antique vendors, food and music on July 16-17

Teen brain development expert, author coming to Oregon City

April 01, 2022 Raymond Rendleman

Dr. Crystal Collier, a nationally recognized therapist and educator, to give free presentations on April 13 and 14

Ballot initiative: Metro should fund homeless shelters

People for Portland has submitted a measure to redirect Metro supportive services funding to shelters for the November ballot.
Action film shot in Clackamas County debuts digitally

Tualatin resident Andrew Brown's new movie, set almost entirely around Molalla, is available online.
Harvest bazaars: Where are they?

We are preparing our annual calendar of holiday crafts shows - tell us about your's.
Sandy Actors Theatre to offer plays with precautions

Nonprofit board curates series of 'feel-good' productions for 2021-22 season.
Rock legends descend on Boring for summer concert series

Guns N' Roses, Journey, Eagles tribute bands set stage for head-banging fun at Mt Hood Center
Play ball

Scrappy 14U team from Sandy wins regional championship, heading to Babe Ruth World Series in Iowa
Boring theater falls back on Nutz-n-Boltz to persevere through pandemic

'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

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

Wheels

2022 Chevy Silverado 1500: From Work Truck to High Country, you're covered

August 16, 2022 Jim Redden

The revised full-size pickup is offered in a wide range of models to meet all needs.

Infiniti QX60 offers a solid luxury value proposition

August 15, 2022 Jeff Zurschmeide

In terms of value for your money, the three-row midsize SUV is a good choice for the Pacific Northwest.

IndyCar and support races coming to PIR on Labor Day weekend

A full weekend of exciting racing is on tap from Sept. 2 to 4 at Portland International Raceway.
Another locomotive for the Oregon Rail Heritage Center?

The Oregon Historical Society is seeking a new home the 1920s industrial steam engine based in Prineville.
1935 Mercedes from Tigard tops Forest Grove classic car show

The prestigious Concours d'Elegance returned to Pacific University after two years, drawing thousands of car buffs
2022 Chevrolet Bolt is the affordable EV

With factory incentives and state rebates, you can buy a brand new all-elect Bolt for around $20,000.
2022 Cadillac XT5 Sport AWD: Family favorite for a reason

The midsize two-row crossover has been the best-selling Cadillac model for five years.
2023 Nissan Z: Rebirth of the legend

The newest version of the iconic sports car is the best ever and a must-have performance car.
Electric-car auction to benefit NAMI Clackamas

National Alliance on Mental Illness receives fully loaded Tesla Model Y from anonymous donor.
Ford's all-electric F-150 Lightning is the best truck on the market today

Prices range from around $40,000 to over $92,000, meaning there is a Lighting to fit every need and budget.
2022 Lexus NX SUV: More choices, improved interior

The compact crossover now offers four engines, including two hybrid choices, and better display system.
Milwaukie Cruise-In to benefit high school marching band

39th-annual family-friendly event on Aug. 6 is all about community and having fun
Subaru WRX is the sport sedan built for the Pacific Northwest

The newest WRX is true to its rally heritage but easy to drive well on our rough Northwest roads.
PGE invites customers to test drive new EVs

Charging equipment also will be on display at the free, reservation-only Aug. 13 event.
2022 Audi A6 allroad quattro: Sporty luxury SUV alternative

Power, comfort, technology, practicality and safety in a stylish station wagon.
Chevrolet reveals all-new 2024 Blazer EV

Reservations are now being accepted for the stylish all-elected SUV that goes in sale in the summer of 2023.
Mercedes-Benz E450 All-Terrain is wagon for modern era

A station wagon today is a far cry from the Vista Cruisers and Country Squire wagons you might recall from childhood.
And they're off! (Well, actually parked)

The annual Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance hosts 300 classic and modified cars today, with a focus on British cars

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