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Jun 12, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Five mark Oregon Trail Academy's inaugural graduating class

The first five students to receive an International Baccalaureate diploma from Oregon Trail Academy, part of the Oregon Trail School District, graduated Friday, June 7.

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

Searchers find Camas man dead near Timothy Lake

Portland Tribune - News

Ryan M. Webb was last seen in the area of Welches and Rhododendron on May 14 of this year.
Lawmakers try to keep manufactured homes in the neighborhood

Portland Tribune - News

Legislation to protect affordable mobile homes and other housing faces uphill struggle for funding and…
State turns to consultants to clean up foster care mess

Portland Tribune - News

Alvarez and Marsal get a $1 million contract to handle 'crisis consulting' for agency battered by problems.
Proposed tobacco tax springs to life as referral to voters

Portland Tribune - News

Gov. Kate Brown and legislative leaders hope voters approve a $2 per-pack tax hike to fund Oregon Health Plan.
Dome Digest

Portland Tribune - News

Each of these bills passed their last hurdle this week and now head next to Gov. Kate Brown for her signature.
Democrats back off campaign contribution limits

Portland Tribune - News

With opposition looming in the Senate, supporters say they'll push for constitutional changes in another…
Plato's packs closet with reasonably priced fashion treasures

Gresham Outlook - News

Franchise store buys, sells used clothes and accessories for teen, young adult market
Air horns of protest can't stall action on climate bill

Portland Tribune - News

An environmental plan that will dramatically change industry in Oregon cleared a key hurdle in Salem.
Political turblence could derail cap-and-trade plans

Portland Tribune - News

Democratic leaders are trying to hold votes together as they work to quell concerns.
Do-good dads

Sandy Post - News

Bill Matson, Rob Copher and Carlos Manzano were nominated by their families to be highlighted in The Post's…
Donations will help food pantry buy refrigerated van

Sandy Post - News

The Sandy Community Action Center is raising funds to buy a new refrigerated van. It needs about $15,000 to…
Lawmakers say so long to single-use plastic bags

Portland Tribune - News

Plastic straws? Gone. Plastic bags? Gone. Polystyrene boxes for takeout food? Still hanging around.
Post-conviction relief for marijuana crimes gets legislative OK

Portland Tribune - News

A second bill allows the governor to work with other states to export Oregon's weed.
Lawmakers want to park suspended licenses for unpaid tickets

Portland Tribune - News

Some worry state practice hits poor people with an expensive legal double-whammy.
Landowner kills cougar in at popular Gorge trailhead

Gresham Outlook - News

Animal killed two goats near Angel's Rest Trailhead on Wednesday, June 5; trailhead closed in response
Dome digest

Portland Tribune - News

These bills might not make headlines, but they may make a difference to Oregonians.
PERS vote riles union fury toward Dems

Portland Tribune - News

Unions, loyal financial backers of Oregon Democrats, feel betrayed and consider putting their political money…
Legislature endorses Oregon's move to national popular vote

Portland Tribune - News

A bill to join other states in ignoring the Electoral College now goes to Gov. Kate Brown's desk.
What time is it? Permanent DST, lawmakers say

Portland Tribune - News

If California joins Oregon and Washington, Congress must let the three states abandon Pacific Standard Time.
Voters could get a say in campaign finance limit fight

Portland Tribune - News

'The big thing is blocking the billionaires, because right now, they can just try to buy it.'
Merkley, Wyden introduce legislation to protect Job Corps program

Estacada News - News

Timber Lake Job Corps in Estacada is one of nine centers proposed for deactivation
Sandy Mountain Festival selects Five Generation Court

Sandy Post - News

Th 2019 Sandy Mountain Festival Five Generation Court is comprised of Queen Julie Stephens, and princesses…
Sandy Transit takes second drive with electric bus

Sandy Post - News

Sandy Area Metro explores other green options for vehicle fleet in the future
Olin Y. Bignall pool closes with a splash

Sandy Post - News

Beloved facility closed at least until city can securefunding for renovations
ODFW urges caution after cougar sighting

Sandy Post - News

Signs warning Sandy residents to proceed with caution remain posted in the area of 362nd Drive near Tickle…
Audit: Foster care changes need time, more staff

Portland Tribune - News

A month before lawmakers adopt a budget, DHS hasn't said how many workers it needs to make things better.
Doodling for the digital glory

Sandy Post - News

Sandy High freshman named state finalist in national Doodle for Google contest
Brown weighs plan to squeeze 'kicker' rebate

Portland Tribune - News

Capping the amount taxpayers could receive is one idea being floated to fund housing and infrastructure…
New state librarian settling in among stacks of history

Portland Tribune - News

Jennifer Patterson is anxious to become part of Oregon's library community as she learns her way around state…
Clackamas County jail guard jailed, now out on bail

Clackamas Review - News

Brandon Kearns on unpaid administrative leave for allegedly harrassing, strangulating ex-girlfriend
PERS reform passes after Speaker whips last-minute votes

Portland Tribune - News

After an initial vote, Speaker Tina Kotek was two votes shy of passing her bill. But some late politicking…
Bigfoot says only you can stomp out wildfires

Portland Tribune - News

The big Northwest guy appears in June on state posters and in a social media campaign encouraging people to…
Sandyites remember those who gave all

Sandy Post - News

VFW hosts ceremony commemorating fallen military service members at Fir Hill Cemetery
Sally Tripp prepares for life after Sandy High School

Sandy Post - News

Sarah Dorn set to replace retiring assistant principal starting in August 2019
Chartering a path

Sandy Post - News

Pioneering OTA students set to graduate from International Baccalaureate program
Colleagues remember Jackie Winters as 'fierce fighter for truth'

Portland Tribune - News

Elected to the Legislature in 1998 as the state's first African-American Republican, Winters was an icon and…

Regional News

Supreme Court reverses state Sweet Cakes decision

Portland Tribune - News
Danger lingers on Foster despite completed PBOT project

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon City woman among the dead in head-on collision

Clackamas Review - News
Sturdier e-scooters with seats added to Portland fleet

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Pride Parade shines with rainbow-colored love

Portland Tribune - News
Searchers find Camas man dead near Timothy Lake

Portland Tribune - News
Lawmakers try to keep manufactured homes in the neighborhood

Portland Tribune - News
PSU moving forward with 5 percent tuition hike

Portland Tribune - News
Ancestors honored at Portland's Juneteenth festival

Portland Tribune - News
Proposed tobacco tax springs to life as referral to voters

Portland Tribune - News
State turns to consultants to clean up foster care mess

Portland Tribune - News
Democrats back off campaign contribution limits

Portland Tribune - News
Dome Digest

Portland Tribune - News
Homeless youth need more than basics, PSU study finds

Portland Tribune - News
Post-conviction relief for marijuana crimes gets legislative OK

Portland Tribune - News
Motorcyclist, 19, dies in collision in Gresham

Gresham Outlook - News
Political turblence could derail cap-and-trade plans

Portland Tribune - News
Capitol expects a crowd for Winters' memorial

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

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

Business Tribune - News
You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle

Portland Tribune - News
From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered

Portland Tribune - News
Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds

Portland Tribune - News
Rattling the data shakes out changes

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'

Portland Tribune - News
Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: A different path back to the classroom

Portland Tribune - News
Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field

Portland Tribune - News
Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?

Portland Tribune - News

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Sports

Sandy brings on new coach for girls basketball

June 19, 2019 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

Dave Brown, an assistant at Mt. Hood CC last year, heads up the Sandy girls program

Tyrone S. Woods Golf Classic set for Saturday at Stone Creek Golf Club

June 17, 2019 West Linn Tidings - Sports Miles Vance

Woods was an Oregon City wrestler who later died in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya

South prevails 33-28 over North in 2019 Les Schwab Bowl

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

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

Sandy Post - Sports

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

Opinion

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

June 14, 2019 Portland Tribune - Opinion Yusif Arifin, Ruby Haack and Edith Allen

Yusuf Arifin is a student at Cedar Park Middle School in Beaverton. Ruby Haack and Edith Allen are students at Grant High School in Portland.

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

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

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

Clackamas Review - News

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

Sandy Post - Opinion

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

Sandy Post - Opinion

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

Sandy Post - Opinion

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

Sandy Post - Opinion

Direct from the Sandy Post archives, here's a look at some of the stories that were in the headlines from decades past.
Improving graduation rates are cause for applause

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Oregon Trail School District has reason to be proud of its graduation rate for 2017-18. The determination of teachers and…
Home visit law would be cash wisely spent

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP EDITORIAL: The 2019 Oregon Legislature will debate legislation that, if passed, would create a program of voluntary,…
Cougar management: Look back before moving forward

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Jim Akenson, a wildlife biologist and Conservation Director for the Oregon Hunters Association, wants Oregonians to consider the negative…
Sandy Post subscription model reflects value of services

Sandy Post - Opinion

The Sandy Post is launching a paywall for full access to its website beginning Monday. Jan. 21.
Clackamas County vehicle-registration fee needed now

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Clackamas County Chair Jim Bernard: 'We are millions of dollars behind in maintenance - including our local roads in unincorporated areas -…

Features

Theater troupe raises stakes with comedy

June 12, 2019 Brittany Allen

'Other People's Money' by Jerry Sterner plays at Sandy Actors Theatre through June 23

Warren Floyd brings Rocky Mountain vibe to Edgefield

June 11, 2019 Shannon O. Wells

Texas-bred singer/songwriter found his muse in fertile 1970s-'80s Colorado scene

Wolf Pack tackles topic of suicide with grace

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

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

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

'night, Mother' opens at Wolf Pack Theater in Sandy Friday, May 31, with 8 p.m. show
Eastside Theater presents a timely family affair with 'Oliver!'

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

Production explores Wall Street power struggle, morality at Meinig Avenue theater
Meadows gears up for fun-filled holiday weekend

Lingering snow provides plethora of activities at end of popular winter season
Potter creates extraordinary from the ordinary

Carolanne Platt shares her Blue Raven pottery at weekly farmers market in Sandy
Mt. Hood Pops Orchestra celebrates spring 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

Wheels

2019 BMW M2 Competition Coupe: The ultimate sport coupe

June 14, 2019 Jim Redden

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

Car Events: June 14-Sept. 1

June 13, 2019 Jim Redden

Upcoming car-related events, including shows, swap meets, informal gatherings, and much more

2019 Ford F-150 features impressive turbo-diesel performance

If you've been thinking about a new F-150, you really should take a look at the PowerStroke engine for towing capacity and mileage.
2019 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek Edition: Bargain-priced package boosts appeal

Special model inlcudes special 18-inch wheels and all-season tires, plus unique trim and more for just $995
Car Events: June 9-Sept. 1

Automotive releated activities in the greater Portland area, inlcuding shows, swap meets and races.
2019 Ford Fusion Energi is the last of its kind

The plug-in Fusion is a mileage champ that goes 25 miles on electricity alone, and then getsd 42 MPG in hybrid mode
New PGE Drive Change Fund to award $1.75 million in electrification grants

Applications to support local projects that increase access to electric transportation are due Aug. 30
New Mitsubishi dealership opens in Tigard

Mitsubishi's market presence is growing, and the brand is celebrating its best sales year in over a decade.
Lyft EV drivers get free charging

The ride-share company is partner wtih PGE to offer free charging to its drivers with electric vehicles
Today's crossover SUVs are tougher than you think

With the exception of ground clearance, today's car-like crossovers are as capable as any traditional truck-based SUV.
2019 GMC Terrain AWD SLT: Popular for a reason

After being completed redesigned last year, the compact SUV more than holds it own against the competition
Enterprise now offers exotic cars at two metro locations

High-end luxury and performance vehilces can be rented in Beaverton and at Portland International Airport.
2019 Mercedes CLS 450 4MATIC Coupe: Striking looks, impressive performance

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

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.

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