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Jul 18, 2018 Gresham Outlook - News

DaVita Kidney Care invites community to open house

Event provides opportunity for community to tour center at 878 N.W. Burnside Road, interact with dialysis care specialists

Jun 27, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Walking with Draimen's Dreamers

Participants in Noah's Quest at Sandy Bluff Park honor lost children with walk for charity

Jun 27, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Sandy fashions itself a new, non-'gateway' brand

City officials, staff collaborate to create new logo, tag line, face for community

Jun 27, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Sandy mayor faces race this fall

Stan Pulliam hopes to better connection between city and local businesses if elected

Jun 27, 2018 Sandy Post - News

Sandy Transit brings tech to public transportation

Grant funding allows for improvements, new features on SAM, Mt. Hood Express buses

Sandy Post News

Celebrating all things Sandy

Sandy Post - News

Art enthusiasts brave blazing temperatures to take in Sandy Mountain Festival's summer delights
Brew Fest kicks off summer fun

Sandy Post - News

Mt. Hood Meadows celebrates start of expanded operations with frothy brews, fresh cuisine
Yamashita to retire as city manager

Sandy Post - News

Former police chief plans to sell house in Sandy area, buy rnach property in Idaho
Clackamas County paramedic earns national honors

Clackamas Review - News

American Medical Response's Robert Aberle recounts dramatic rescue in local forest last year
Taking the reigns

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Mountain Festival Queen Linda Parker prides herself as tough, no-fluff kind of royal
Board mulls possible change in Clackamas County Sheriff's Office

Clackamas Review - News

With the sheriff refusing to attend July 10 meeting, elected officials restricted in moving forward on CCSO…
Sandy community pool reopens with day of play

Sandy Post - News

Inflatables replace diving board, slide at renovated Olin Y. Bignall Aquatic Center
Govy crash lands two travelers in hospital

Sandy Post - News

Collision on Highway 26 on Saturday, July 7, results in serious injuries, damage
Gun scare cancels Avett Brothers concert at Edgefield

Gresham Outlook - News

The Avett Brothers canceled the third of three scheduled performances at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale…
Sandy lifts its boil advisory for tap water

Sandy Post - News

The city of Sandy has flushed the lines and has lifted its boil advisory, giving the all-clear to drink the…
'Boil water advisory' still in place for 'affected area' of Sandy

Sandy Post - News

Because of the Saturday, July 7, valve failure and sudden loss of water supply in the eastern part of Sandy,…
Happy Valley juvenile driver seriously hurt at Gov't Camp

Clackamas Review - News

The juvenile and several others were hurt on Saturday, July 7, while driving near Government Camp.
Sandy residents advised to boil tap water, use bottled water

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Public Works employees are on scene investigating the water disruption that has left some homes dry…
Sandy man identified as victim of fatal crash

Sandy Post - News

Collision on Highway 26 near Welches claims lives of Ryan Reyna, Brian Sheridan
Board's review of sheriff's office report won't include sheriff

Clackamas Review - News

Craig Roberts says lawsuit prevents him from attending July 10 session on review of shortcomings and…
Repairs, resurfacing force closure of Southeast 282nd Avenue

Sandy Post - News

ODOT to reopen stretch between Southeast Haley, Stone roads in Boring on Sept. 28
Feeling free

Sandy Post - News

Romania native Danny Prata explains why he's happy to be a proud American citizen
School district maintains budget 'status quo'

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Trail School District board approves $68 million budget for 2018-19 year
Business Briefs

Sandy Post - News

Mountain Moka gets a face lift, Marie Teune of John L. Scott branches out by bringing in partner from her own…
New mountain-themed mural graces Meinig Park

Sandy Post - News

Local painter Karin Hoffman reveals new artwork on Fantasy Forest playground
Early morning crash ends in dual fatality

Sandy Post - News

Police are still investigating cause of collision on Highway 26 on Friday, June 29
President Jimmy Carter visits Multnomah Falls

Gresham Outlook - News

Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn visited the popular falls in the Columbia River Gorge on Thursday, June…
Consultants outline expansive picture of community campus

Sandy Post - News

City manager, architects from OPSIS share project concepts with community, city council
Parents question counselor's departure

Sandy Post - News

Firwood families request the school board investigate Kim Anderson's resignation
Community members celebrate new fire station

Sandy Post - News

$6 million structure built with help of state grant money, city urban renewal funds
Trailhead park hosts celebration of Vietnam vet memorial

Sandy Post - News

Dedication of memorial scheduled for Sept. 21 in Boring Station Trailhead Park
See eye-popping autos July 15 at nation's 'best' classic car show

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

SPONSORED CONTENT: Concours d'Elegance returns to the campus of Pacific University in Forest Grove
Murderer sentenced to state hospital

Estacada News - News

Psychologists consulted say Joshua Webb meets criteria for schizophrenic disorders
Sheriff's office seeks tips on attempted kidnap

Sandy Post - News

Girl safe after man tries to take her from area of Fairway Avenue, Welches Road
Major marathon takes to Mount Hood

Sandy Post - News

Boston Marathon qualifiers, community volunteer groups prepare for scenic run
City mulls options for Pleasant St. Master Plan

Sandy Post - News

Staff works with Clackamas County Bank on collaboration to revise realignment concept
Delays, lane closures expected during Orient Drive resurfacing

Sandy Post - News

County to begin work from the county line to Southeast 312th Drive on Monday, June 18
Buying a house? Don't make this mistake

Gresham Outlook - News

Greg Rosen has specialized in helping folks in the Gresham to Mount Hood areas with 30 years of professional…
Birth announcement

Sandy Post - News

The family of Ashlie Stephens and Mikel Carnes welcomed Lyrikk Irene Carnes on May 7
Aspen Meadow Band to play benefit for local foster kids

Clackamas Review - News

Free outdoor country music concert celebrating the innocence of childhood at 3 p.m. Saturday, June 16, at…
Clackamas County Bank plans relocation of Gresham facility

Sandy Post - News

Expanded branch on Burnside to include community space; project to get underway this fall

Regional News

Police seize $45,000 in MDMA from Gladstone man

Clackamas Review - News
Campfire ban in place at all Oregon state parks

Portland Tribune - Sustainable Life
Couple says officer 'dismissive' of filmed hateful rant

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon City pair arrested for dealing meth, child neglect

Clackamas Review - News
Oregon gay rights leader Jerry Weller dies at age 69

Portland Tribune - News
6,000 dunk in Willamette River for the 'Big Float 8'

Portland Tribune - News
ODFW: Coyote attacked Powellhurst dog, not cougar

Portland Tribune - News
Spotlight, 'torture' music add to ICE occupiers' woes

Portland Tribune - News
Stabbing reported at Yards apartments, man in custody

Portland Tribune - News
Who else is excited for Concours d'Elegance?

Portland Tribune - News
Proud Boys 'a threat' to democracy, Portland group says

Portland Tribune - News
Car prowler arrested after stabbing man, police say

Portland Tribune - News
Martha Spiers named leader of Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine

Clackamas Review - News
Happy Valley juvenile driver seriously hurt at Gov't Camp

Clackamas Review - News
Homeless LGBTQ youth search for haven

Portland Tribune - News
Senators react negatively to Trump's court nominee

Portland Tribune - News
Repeat rapist sentenced to 33 years in prison

Portland Tribune - News
Hammond pardons draw cheers, shrugs from officials

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Max's law shields young athletes

Portland Tribune - News
How Max's injury became Max's Law

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion is a joint project

Portland Tribune - News
Schools struggle to release concussion records

Portland Tribune - News
Concussions: Payoffs and perils for athletes, schools

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion project spurs student journalists, too

Portland Tribune - News
Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes

Portland Tribune - News
Aftermath: A life changed by brain injury

Portland Tribune - News

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Sports

Sandy riders finish 1-2 at Northwest Regionals

July 03, 2018 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

Jenee Spencer wins Saddle Seat for the second time at Regionals, while Fallon Marshall is third

Three Sandy players compete in All-Star Series

June 25, 2018 Sandy Post - Sports Matt Rawlings

Colby Bonner, Jacob Dukart and Nolan Turin have great showings at the annual series in Corvallis.

Sandy squeaks by Gladstone

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers get tested, but are still able to pull out a 59-56 victory on Tuesday night.
Polamalu competes in Les Schwab Bowl

Sandy Post - Sports

The Sandy linebacker represented the Pioneers one last time in Oregon's annual all-star game.
Football Slideshow: 2018 Les Schwab Bowl

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The North defense carries the day in its 24-7 win over the South team on Saturday
North shuts down South 24-7 to win Les Schwab Bowl

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The North defense allows a first-quarter touchdown and nothing else to win Saturday
Sandy proves to be too much for Gresham in summer league battle

Sandy Post - Sports

Gresham puts together a valiant comeback, but the Pioneers prevail with a 87-79 win on Tuesday.
Sandy topples Corbett in summer league contest

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers beat the Cardinals by double-digits despite only playing with half of the team.
Baseball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A and 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school baseball season
Sandy drops summer league opener to Centennial

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers came back from a double-digit deficit, but ran out of gas late in the game.
Softball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A, 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school softball season
Sandy rallies for first round win over Hood River Valley

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers will travel to Central Point on Friday to take on Crater in the quarterfinals.
Salveter sweeps sprints at state

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers score 33 points to tie Marist for fifth place in the team tally at 5A state track
Sandy boys are state champs, and it is not even close

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers win four early events to put the team title chase out of reach in a hurry
Pioneers see early lead vanish against West Linn in tune-up game

Sandy Post - Sports

Sandy opens the 5A baseball playoffs at home tonight against Hood River Valley
Sandy ties for sixth at state

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers wrap up another banner year in their final season at the 5A level.
Baseball playoffs kick into gear on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Softball playoffs open on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Girls come in second at district

Sandy Post - Sports

Salveter wins 100 and 200 sprints, while Brotnov and Rasmussen also win events
Sandy boys blow out the field at district track

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers sweep the relays and win six individual events to claim the NWOC title going away
Sandy loses chance at league title with loss to Hillsboro

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers fall one game short of a conference championship in their last season in the NWOC.
Sandy places second at districts

Sandy Post - Sports

The Pioneers were led by top singles player Maggie Fox reaching the semifinals.
May 4 high school diamond scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Friday's high school baseball and softball games
Sandy competes well in conference tournament

Sandy Post - Sports

The young Pioneers squad exceeded expectaions at the district meet on Wednesday.
Sandy girls take aim at district tennis title

Sandy Post - Sports

Wilsonville and Sandy are expected to battle for the team title at the two-day tournament
Track teams take aim at double district titles

Sandy Post - Sports

The Sandy boys are favorites heading into district, while the girls look to avenge loss to Wilsonville

Opinion

JUST IMMIGRATION REFORM:Real solutions set aside fear, embrace shared ambitions

July 10, 2018 Gresham Outlook - Opinion Eduardo Morales

Eddy Morales says unwarranted fear and a romanticized view of the past drive today's anti-immigrant mindset. Morales wants to counter that image with a reminder that immigrants have formed the backbone of America.

No grizzly bears or rattlesnakes,but yes-yikes!-we do have ticks

July 03, 2018 Sandy Post - Opinion Paul Keller

Sandy Post columnist Paul Keller, author of Beneath Wy'east, is sounding the alarm on the tiny, bloodsucking, disease-carrying predators living in forests of Western Oregon - blacklegged ticks. They're small. They're hungry. They're tenacious. And they're coming after you.

Sandy needs engaged, collaborative leadership

Sandy Post - Opinion

Stan Pulliam is a mayoral candidate for the city of Sandy, Ore. He describes himself as a proactive leader who wants to work with citizens,…
SANDY POST OPINION: Lawsuit seeks scapegoat for climber's death on Mount Hood

Sandy Post - Opinion

Public safety personnel should not be held accountable for injuries, or even deaths, associated with climbing accidents on Mount Hood.
SANDY POST OPINION: Continue to show support of Kiwanis Cruise-in

Sandy Post - Opinion

Mark your calendars for the Sandy Kiwanis Club Cruise-in on Sunday, July 29, at Oral Hull Park.
Mountain Festival debacle displays need for new event leadership

Sandy Post - Opinion

Stan Pulliam argues that the Sandy city government hasn't done enough to support the town's signature event - the Sandy Mountain Festival.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Media is one-sided on reporting gun debate

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Adrian Marshall of Sandy is critical of the 'media' for what he describes as its failure to cover pro-Second Amendment…
Adventist, OHSU parternship transforming healthcare

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

We recently established a significant partnership with OHSU to integrate our clinical activities.
OPINION: Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The tariffs on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of respected…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Donkey Basketball is cruel, inhumane

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Andrew Collin is shocked and disappointed to learn Sandy High School's Future Farmers of America are still relying on donkey…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I'm voting for Anna Williams in Oregon's House District 52

Sandy Post - Opinion

Letter writer Mark Thomas supports Anna Williams for the Democratic nomination in the race for Oregon's House District 52.
Tariffs on newsprint will hurt American journalism

Sandy Post - Opinion

The tariff's on Canadian newsprint put 600,000 jobs at peril across the United States, in addition to eroding a valuable source of…
Trillium Lake might be misnamed and other amazing factoids

Sandy Post - Opinion

Paul Keller pens his column - 'Beneath Wy'east' - from his home in the shadow of Mount Hood.
Honor King, fight for social justice

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Honor King this April 4 by finding ways to join the fight for social justice and human progress. As King said, it is not about whether you…
The Welches true crime story heard 'round the world

Sandy Post - Opinion

I'm going to share all of the details that Cliff asked the media not to reveal back in the mid-1980s.
Changes won't stop school shootings, but they'll help

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Following retailers' lead, and limiting gun sales to those 21 and older, is a start.
Insurance frustration is dangerous to your health

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

We have to do something about our rising healthcare costs, writes a local doctor.
I will not carry a gun into school

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Students are demanding an answer to their question, but arming teachers is not that answer.
Remembering Tony Kneidek and the Marmot Road deer

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Through eavesdropping and osmosis, Tony made me a better reporter, writes columnist Paul Keller.
My View: Cap-and-trade could harm manufacturing

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregon manufacturers share our state's passion for environmental protection.
My View: Oregon must lead on protecting climate

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Oregonians poised to reap economic, health, and quality-of-life benefits from Clean Energy Jobs bill
It's time to ban assault-style weapons

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our opinion: Military-style weapons have no purpose in the hands of civilians.
Our Opinion: A solution to 'bummer gun' journalism

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

As newsrooms shrank during and since the last recession and readers turned to their phones for news, coverage skewed toward what was easy,…
OPINION: Sen. Kruse may be gone, but were lessons learned?

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Kruse said he didn't want to change his behavior because he didn't know which women had complained.
Editorial: Governor right to focus on jobs in her address

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Unemployment may be at record lows right now, but not everybody is experiencing the boom.
Mark your calendars for March 23 gala

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

The event supports Home For Our Troops, which builds and donates custom homes for post-9/11 veterans.

Features

Volunteers prepare to camp for a cure

July 18, 2018 Brittany Allen

Relay for Life team to host annual family, two-day campout at old Roslyn Lake site

New's rolls into its 40th yearwith family members in tow

July 18, 2018 Brittany Allen

Sandy-based father-son team celebrate long career in the automotive industry

Summer Sounds, Starlight Cinema coming to Meinig Memorial Park

Public invited to take in 14 concerts, films, plays before school is back in session
Sandy activity nights create fun'social outlet' for all ages, abilities

Local volunteers host evenings of games, dinner, socializing and making new friends
Wolf Pack opens season with classic rom-com

Sandy theater company sets whimsical scene in 1944 Lebanon, Missouri folly
Music Fair and Feast to expand family-friendly activities

Annual Sandy chamber fundraising event gains attractions for families, sponsors
Machel Heldstab: Princess of the people

Founder of Sandy's Helping Hands nonprofit organization to represent community
Friendship leads volunteer to seat on Sandy Mountain Festival Queen's Court

Jenni Heller uses people skills to help festival, local nonprofit organizations
Mountain artist's creation to represent Rhody

ZigZag resident derives inspiration for illustration from natural surroundings
Party on the Patio set to benefit hospice for 11th year

Clackamas County Bank staff, community ready flamingo garb to honor late Randy Proctor
Park volunteers prepare high tea for charity

Oral Hull Park for the Blind's annual tea party set for 1-4 p.m. Saturday, June 30
Adventure capital of the world

Bungee jumping to horseback riding - opportunities abound for adrenaline junkies in Queenstown, New Zealand
Festival princess earns tiara as friend to those in need

Mom inspires Ari Dreger to continue tradition of helping others, volunteering
Noah's Quest runs into 13th year

Annual walk-run benefits those who've lost children, raises money for nonprofit group
City staff invites all to walk, run or roll around Longest Day Parkway

Annual event highlights Bornstedt Park and Splash Pad, various city services
Sandy Actors Theatre produces drop-dead funny performance

'The Cemetery Club' by Ivan Menchell runs until Sunday, June 24, at Meinig Avenue theater
Wrestling icon inducted into National Hall of Fame

Lee Allen honored for dedication to wrestling, coaching, work to incorporate women into the sport
Music teacher believes in banding together

Educator at three Oregon Trail elementary schools shares wisdom through music
For sale: 1,000 stories of American war history

Library friends commemorate Memorial Day, raise money for library programs
Sandy theater comedy plays with love, loss, coping

Acting trio takes humor, friendship from behind scenes to center stage at Meinig Avenue theater
New cigar shop more than a pipe dream

Rhody couple turn vacant retail space on Highway 26 into one-stop tobacco shop
Joy Teriyaki brings Asian fare with rustic flair to Sandy area

Justin Hwang opens 20th restaurant location in the Sandy Marketplace, 36765 Highway 26
Teacher connects kids to sea of possibilities

Andy Wex utilizes knowledge of biology, life in Sandy High School science classroom
Veterinarian lends skills to Dogs of Chernobyl

Jennifer Betz sells Sandy Animal Clinic to focus on charitable endeavors abroad
Service down to a science

Sandy High student Emma McAbery, 16, balances academics, athletics, volunteerism
Sandy Podiatry Center gets new owner, name, services

Trevor Haynes aims to offer a variety of services to communities of Sandy, Portland

Sustainable Life

Port wants to move Willamette River sediment to Hayden Island

July 21, 2018 Steve Law

Public meeting slated on the island by the Department of Environmental Quality so the community can weigh in

Campfire ban in place at all Oregon state parks

July 20, 2018 Zane Sparling

The prohibition applies to wood, charcoal and other flames at campgrounds and shoreline areas.

WILSONVILLE LEARNS LESSONS FROM CYANOTOXIN 'NEAR MISS'

City is beefing up its emergency management policies for its drinking water system
Mitigating the migration

Grand Ronde tribes are working to revitalize the Pacific lamprey population
Biketown use continues to grow

Bike share service celebrates second year of operations in close-in Portland neighborhoods.
Mandate to expand food scraps recycling comes up for testimony July 19

Metro Council will conduct public hearing on mandatory food waste collection for various food service businesses.
6,000 dunk in Willamette River for the 'Big Float 8'

Human Access Project urges residents to take a dip on Saturday, July 14 at Poet's Beach.
EARTHTALK: Pesticide Drift Takes Its Toll

Dear EarthTalk: As a member of Joe Public, is it possible to monitor pesticide levels when my neighboring farmer sprays his fields? I have wild bees…
'Above average' risk as fire season heats up

Sen. Ron Wyden issues warning after May, 2018, noted to be the warmest ever recorded in U.S.
Company says it can fill void in Oregon electronics recycling

URT, which has a plant in Clackamas, says it will add a second shift to recycle TVs, computers and other electronics no longer needed by Oregonians,…
Lennar to pay $200K to 'mitigate' Jennings Lodge development

Feds don't step in to save old-growth trees, historic buildings at controversial 72-home development
City seeks to thwart redevelopment of mobile and manufactured home parks

Planning and Sustainability Commission votes to create new manufactured dwelling park zone for more than 50 parks; plan now goes to City Council for…
DEQ issues big fine against asbestos removal company

Agency finds Oregon Environmental LLC committed more than 100 safety and other violations; company loses license to practice in field here.
Sustainable policies mesh with economic opportunities

Company that makes environmentally friendly packaging hosts research vessel visit to OMSI
Company says it can fill void in Oregon electronics recycling

URT, which has a plant in Clackamas, says it will add a second shift to recycle TVs, computers and other electronics no longer needed by Oregonians,…
City rezone seeks to protect 3,000 families in mobile home parks

Fifty-six manufactured home parks would get special zoning, making it harder to redevelop the properties for other uses and uproot homeowners.
EARTHTALK: Artificial Intelligence: The Answer to Our Environmental Prayers?

Dear EarthTalk: What are some ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used to fight climate change and otherwise protect the environment? -David…
Sea lion activity puts tribal fishing traditions at risk

'It makes us really worried about what's going to happen long-term for the steelhead.'
City ready for electric scooter applications to roll in

It's the first time an Oregon city has sought permits for electric scooters, which are popping up in dozens of cities around the country.
Bill expanding sea lion killing passes U.S. House

Rep. Kurt Schrader warns winter steelhead face 90% extinction risk in Willamette River.
ADUs often more affordable, except when short-term rentals

Portland State University survey provides new insights about fast-growing residential trend in the city.
Portland Clean Energy Fund doubles signatures needed for November ballot

The campaign for a city initiative announced more than 60,000 petition names were collected to put measure before voters this fall.
Float down the Willamette River with a few (thousand) friends

The Big Float is coming July 14. Join Portlanders as they cruise along downtown atop inner tubes.
State imposes new water testing rules in wake of algae blooms

About 150 to 200 water systems in the state may be affected by the new rules, according to the Oregon Health Authority.
Crews to improve habitat at Oaks Bottom

Four-month project begins to improve conditions for salmon, birds and other species at urban wildlife refuge north of Sellwood.
High costs underpower electric vehicle surge

Chevy Bolt touted as most affordable, but it's all relative, and advocates say public incentives are still needed.

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