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May 08, 2019 Estacada News - News

Clackamas County voters may decide on vehicle fee

Petitioners seeking 8,011 signatures to put proposal to require voter approval on November ballot

May 07, 2019 Gresham Outlook - News

It's gonna be Pink in the Gorge on May 18

Pink Sistas eighth-annual auction and 'Party with a Purpose' helps fund retreats for women living with breast cancer

Apr 17, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Helping hands of hospice

Mt. Hood Hospice event recognizes its volunteers during volunteer appreciation week

Apr 17, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Sandy Chamber uproots, prepares to go mobile

Funds better spent on events, local businesses than on chamber office overhead

Sandy Post News

Despite new bucks, PERS still could gobble up school budgets

Portland Tribune - News

Lawmakers trying to control retirement costs, but grants to local districts might not be enough to block…
Kids can cast for trout this Saturday at the MHCC pond

Gresham Outlook - News

The ODFW will stock the MHCC pond with rainbow trout just prior to the free fishing event on Saturday, May…
Noriega, Lewis win MHCC board races

Gresham Outlook - News

The newly constituted board may consider asking voters again for a facilities bond
Measure 11 reform, other criminal justice bills move forward

Portland Tribune - News

Criminal justice policies are Legislature's theme of the week, including bill to reform how juveniles accused…
April showers, high temps lead to rapid snowmelt

Sandy Post - News

Water outlook for 2019 summer not promising as regional snowpack diminishes
Proposed fee will address shortfall in police funding

Sandy Post - News

City Council considers sources to fund two new police officers within next biennium
Newcomers take contested seats on Hoodland Fire Board

Sandy Post - News

Jacob Rackley, Shirley Dueber, Mary Ellen Fitzgerald elected in May 21 election
Levy passes to fund additional coverage for Hoodland Fire

Sandy Post - News

Ballot Measure 3-546 receives 70% support in May 21 election with all precincts reporting
Anderson re-elected to Oregon Trail School Board

Sandy Post - News

Incumbent Marie Teune and newcomer Nicole O'Neill also elected in May 21 race
Unions search for path around dues deduction restrictions

Portland Tribune - News

Legal challenges to the way funds are taken from paychecks put public employee labor groups on the defensive.
Lawmakers wrestle with plans for kicker 'windfall'

Portland Tribune - News

Paying down PERS debt is one strategy, and others want to 'sock it away' for a rainy budget day
Hail to the (teen) chief

Gresham Outlook - News

The new student body president of Mt. Hood Community College is barely 16 years old
Ill-fated vaccine fight stoked grassroots anger

Portland Tribune - News

Motivated citizens, egged on by social media campaigns and powerful anti-vaccine groups, left some…
Cap-and-trade bill takes step toward reality

Portland Tribune - News

Landmark carbon pricing proposal moved out of committee on a party-line vote after months of hearings and…
Oregon's roads, bridges and pipes don't pass engineers' muster

Portland Tribune - News

With a big quake looming, civil engineers society says state needs to spend billions to improve…
Business Briefs

Gresham Outlook - News

Find out about BPA's Unsung Hero', Epidavros Yoga Center & Day Spa's expansion Gresham, and Sunburst Play…
Oregon taxpayers will get $1 billion back in 'kicker' rebate

Portland Tribune - News

Economists say the kicker is double the predicted amount and would be the largest in state history.
Rallying for reform

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail School District teachers stay in class before hitting streets to express revenue and class-size…
County explores regulating vacation rentals

Sandy Post - News

Public input sought on possibility of establishing short-term rental guidelines
Committee considers fee to fill police positions

Sandy Post - News

Public safety assessment, operating levy on table to make up deficit in proposed budget
Public invited to learn plans for equestrian center

Sandy Post - News

New owner ready to share ideas for Mt. Hood Center with Boring community members
Football star crowned 'Mr. Doernbecher' for fundraiser

Sandy Post - News

Sandy senior Talati Polamalu wows peers, judges with his dance and social skills
Lawmakers wrangle changes to cut PERS costs

Portland Tribune - News

Attempts to rein in Oregon's hugely complicated retirement system have left agencies and others with high…
State economy stays hot, adding 3,300 jobs in April

Portland Tribune - News

State employment officials said new jobs were added mostly in health care and social assistance, and in…
Missing Sandy man found safe

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Police Department thanks public for help in locating David Burch, 53, of Sandy
Red Cross issues urgent plea for type O blood donations

Gresham Outlook - News

The American Red Cross is facing a critical shortage of type O blood, the blood group most needed by…
Senate approves business tax to boost school budgets

Portland Tribune - News

Governor plans to sign legislation; Democrats give up two key bills to coax Republicans back to the Senate…
Exchange your TriMet paper tickets for Hop Cards

Gresham Outlook - News

TriMet will no longer accept paper tickets starting Dec. 31, and is planning an exchange event Tuesday, May…
Public records rule change slipping 'through the cracks'

Portland Tribune - News

Proposal to fine jurisdictions when they don't comply runs into well-organized opposition as it heads to the…
House tries to push immigrant drivers' license bill out of…

Portland Tribune - News

Supporters see time running out as legislative matters grind to a halt in the Senate.
Submit parade applications by May 15 to enter drawing for…

Sandy Post - News

Applications received by May 17 will be entered into a drawing for the No. 1 position, following right behind…
Clackamas Fire opens burn ban for weekend

Sandy Post - News

Officials will reevaluate backyard, agricultural burning closure on Monday, May 13
Teachers keep students in seats, then take to streets

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail educators protest lack of funding with 'Red for Ed' rally on Bluff Road, Highway 26
Teachers from across region speak out at RedForEd rally

Portland Tribune - News

Voices from Troutdale, Sandy, Canby, Forest Grove, Portland, Beaverton, West Linn, Wilsonville, Gladstone
Blazers Playoff Prize Patrol lands in Gresham Wednesday evening

Gresham Outlook - News

The Gresham Center for the Arts Plaza will host the Trail Blazers Playoff Prize Patrol from 5-6 p.m. today…
Mothers' lessons

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail School District teachers apply classroom experiences to parenting

Regional News

Despite new bucks, PERS still could gobble up school budgets

Portland Tribune - News
Rep. Bonamici: Donald Trump 'not fit' for presidency

Portland Tribune - News
Details emerge in fatal shooting of Andre Gladen

Portland Tribune - News
Washington law limits sales tax exemption for Oregonians

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Rose Festival begins with a blaze of fireworks

Portland Tribune - News
CCSO: Oregon City man arrested after shooting roommate

Clackamas Review - News
Local movie theater chain Cinetopia crushed by AMC

Business Tribune - News
Wells Fargo, Blazers Foundation award $100,000 to schools

Portland Tribune - News
Police identify man found dead of gunshot wounds in Lents

Portland Tribune - News
Lincoln High teacher is this year's Starlight grand marshal

Portland Tribune - News
Families of MAX attack victims sue TriMet, police

Portland Tribune - News
Neighbors hope to expand Castparts pollution lawsuit

Portland Tribune - News
New car-free lane to unsnarl Hawthorne bridgehead

Portland Tribune - News
PPB: Fugitive likely in areas 'where homeless gather'

Portland Tribune - News
Measure 11 reform, other criminal justice bills move forward

Portland Tribune - News
Driver not cited in North Portland crash that left 2 dead

Portland Tribune - News
Man 'in crisis' hangs onto construction crane, police say

Portland Tribune - News
Cederberg awarded nation's highest police honor

Hillsboro 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

Saints struggle to score in tourney opener

May 24, 2019 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

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

SPORTS BRIEFS

May 24, 2019 Sandy Post - Sports Pamplin Media Group

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
Sandy boys finish tied for second place

Sandy Post - Sports

Pioneers win dual-meet finale at Clackamas to stay among the league contenders
High school baseball and softball keep rolling for May 3

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on May 3 of the 2019 high school baseball/softball season
Sandy girls gain a pivotal win against Clackamas

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC GIRLS TENNIS: Pioneers sweep the doubles lineup to get past the defending champs
Jesuit, South Salem, Westview lead latest Class 6A baseball poll

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out who's in the state's top 10 as Oregon's baseball teams keep rolling in league
Tualatin, Sheldon, Sunset lead latest Class 6A softball poll

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out who's in the state's top 10 as Oregon's softball teams keep rolling in league
High school baseball and softball keep rolling for April 26

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on April 26 of the 2019 high school baseball/softball season
Sandy girls move to top of the league

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC GIRLS TENNIS: Pioneers topple Barlow's formidable doubles lineup to claim a 5-3 dual win
Sandy girls pull of sweep over top contenders

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers win a pair of close duals against Centennial and Central Catholic
Check out our best photos from high school baseball and softball on April 12

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

There were home runs, stolen bases, huge strikeouts and diving catches on April 12
Saints sweep another South Region foe

Sandy Post - Sports

COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Mt. Hood moves to 12-0 in league after taking a pair over Chemeketa on Tuesday
Wild finish gives unbeaten Reynolds a scare

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC SOFTBALL: Sam Brewster smacks a two-run homer to send game to extra innings
High school baseball and softball keep rolling for April 12

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on April 12 5of the 2019 high school baseball/softball season
Jesuit, Century, Westview lead latest Class 6A baseball poll

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out who's in the state's top 10 as Oregon's baseball teams keep rolling in league
Tualatin, Grants Pass, Sunset lead latest Class 6A softball poll

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out who's in the state's top 10 as Oregon's softball teams keep rolling in league

Opinion

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Elect Dayna Brown and Nicole O'Neill to Oregon Trail School Board

May 16, 2019 Sandy Post - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Letter writer Amanda Mason says Dayna Brown and Nicole O'Neil will serve the best interests of children, if elected to the Oregon Trail School Board.

LETTER: Elect Courtney Helstein to Mt. Hood Community College Board of Education

May 13, 2019 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

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

Sandy actors cash in on 'Other People's Money'

May 22, 2019 Brittany Allen

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

Meadows gears up for fun-filled holiday weekend

May 22, 2019 Brittany Allen

Lingering snow provides plethora of activities at end of popular winter season

Mt. Hood Pops Orchestra celebratesspring with guest soloist, conductor

Andre Gaspar leads ensemble with Centennial High School junior Josh Friesen on trumpet
State champions of jazz gather in Gresham

30 high school-based ensembles set to compete at Mt. Hood Community College festival
Arts commission contest helps educate community

Artists sought to chalk up the town, teach stormdrain etiquette to Sandyites and visitors
Sandy teacher promotes healthy living as key to success

Sandi Carter enjoys helping students succeed, reach goals in high school health classes
With 'Joseph,' GHS theater students end season on ethereal note

Biblical musical staged at Mountainview Christian Church during Gresham High School construction
Camp Arrah Wanna fundraiser will benefit learning-center students

Mount Hood spring fling dinner trades evening of family fun for educational funds
Spring celebration launches 2019 farmers market season

Preserves, produce, farm-fresh eggs and meats added to eclectic mix of vendors
Reggae concert to raise funds for senior services

City staff host benefit concert, taco bar dinner at community center at 38348 Pioneer Blvd.
Race invites all to REVEL in beauty of Mount Hood

Marathon, half marathon returns to mountain communities in June for second year
Estacada woman opens secondhand store in Sandy

Rene South Worth specializes in giving antiques new life with shop at 39400 Pioneer Blvd.
Barackman brings Bigfoot museum to Boring

Soon-to-open center will focus on Sasquatch study, awareness, learning for all ages
'Positive, upward momentum' key to healthy movement

Partners at Ascent Physical Therapy plan to accept patients at new clinic June 1
Sandy High seniors raise money, compete for Mr. Doernbecher title

Students mix service with entertainment for fundraising pageant for local hospital
Library staff invite all to celebrate children, books

Dia de los Ninos, Libros event offers crafts, games, music for all ages at Sandy Public Library
Symphony finale promises looney tunes, merry melodies

Conductor Steven Byess will showcase rollicking range of styles in Portland and Troutdale concerts
New jiu jitsu gym hopes to make impact on community

Jose Rodriguez, Angelica Gonzalez teach practice of 'gentle control' to all ages
Welches welcomes a wine bar

Shannon and John Thompson prepare for opening of Cooper's on Mount Hood in May
Donkeys, donors play ball

Businesses, students battle under the basket to benefit Sandy FFA activities, competitions
Community egg-citedly plans Easter holiday hunts

City staff, Sandy Kiwanis members prepare for seasonal events on April 19-20
Sandy High to present 'Crimes of the Heart'

Teen actors depict Ben Henley's story of sisterhood, consequences, reunion
Nonprofit lends a paw to local pet owners

Sandy's Helping Hands hosts pet food drive at Dolly's Pet Shoppe from April 11-18
Veteran musician leads friendly, song-sharing mob

Turtle VanDemarrÃ¢‚¬„¢s Guitar Mafia, featuring rotating cast of artists, performs April 5 at Edgefield Winery tasting room
Artists curate literature-inspired library exhibit

Instructor Beth Verheyden challenges students to paint from their imagination
Fabric sale keeps quilting club in stitches

Annual club fundraiser benefits, supports Sandy Historical Society, Museum

Wheels

2019 Mercedes CLS 450 4MATIC Coupe: Striking looks, impressive performance

May 24, 2019 Jim Redden

Low and sleek roofline makes the midsize sedan look like a sports coupe or large sports car.

2019 Nissan Maxima could make you fall in love with sedans again

May 23, 2019 Jeff Zurschmeide

On the road, the Maxima is as comfortable and capable as many European luxury sedans, but costs a lot less.

2019 Infiniti QX80 is big, beautiful, and luxurious

The bottom line is easy: If you want a full-size luxury SUV, the 2019 Infiniti QX80 is a must-drive contender.
2019 Nissan Leaf Plus: 226-mile range boosts appeal

The completely redesigned Leaf introduced last year is improved again wioth a new long-range model.
Electric Avenue Hillsboro to open Saturday, May 18

The public electric vehicle charging station is the thirds in the region, with four more planned to open later this year.
GMC announces 2020 Sierra truck updates

New features intended to provide betters, safer driving experience for buyers of popular full-size pickup truck.
Car Events: May 18-Sept. 1

Automotive releated activities in the greater Portland area, inlcuding shows, swap meets and races.
Portland International Raceway hosts free sports car races May 18-19

The Super Tour event features about 100 Sports Car Club of America racers from throughout the western United States, including many from the…
2019 Ford F-150 4X4 Supercrew Limited: Who needs a luxury car?

The newest version of the best-selling truck in America covers all the bases, and the top-of-the-line Limited has everything anyone could possible…
2019 BMW X5 mid-size SUV is all-new and improved

The bottom line is that with improved engines and safety technology, the X5 has never been a better value. If you liked the last generation of the…
Car Events: May 11-Sept. 1

Automotive releated activities in the greater Portland area, inlcuding shows, swap meets and races.
Mecum Auctions returns to Portland June 21 and 22

The premiere collector car auction company in the country expects to offer 600 muscle cars, customs, hot rods, modified classics, older trucks and…
2020 Jeep Gladiator pickup wins Northwest Activity Vehicle of the Year award

The Northwest Automotive Press Association announces its Mufest 2019 award winners.
2019 S60 T6 R-Design AWD: The hottest Volvo ever

Sleek sytling, impressive performance, luxury appoinments and advanced safety systems make the redesigned midsize one of the best sport sedans.
Ford Fund, Northwest Ford dealers hold peanut butter drive

Donations of peanut butter will be accepted at dealershhips to help to stock food banks and end summer hunger, other giving options also available.
Lithia Subaru supports the Oregon Humane Society

This was the 11th year for the 'Share the Lobve' event, which is expected to raise $140 million to local and national charities.
Mercedes-Benz S-Class still leads in opulent luxury

The premium sedan that has everything an owner could possibly want, and even more to set the standard for the world.
2019 Lexus UX 200 F Sport: Stylish fun in a small package

The subcompact crossover comes alive with the optional handling package, but all-wheel-drive is only available with the hybrid version.

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