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Sep 27, 2018 Sherwood Gazette - News

No 'Ordinary' musical at Tigard's Broadway Rose

A Broadway Rose actress talks about the unconventional musical 'Ordinary Days.'

Aug 30, 2018 Sherwood Gazette - News

Just Compassion Resource Center designed to aid homeless in Tigard

The new center opened in May, designed as a day shelter that could also become a severe weather shelter as well.

Sherwood Gazette News

Smog alert lifted for Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Due to atmospheric conditions., an air-quality alert went from 'yellow' to 'red' and back to 'yellow' as of…
Sherwood seeks residents' thoughts on charter

Sherwood Gazette - News

The committee's next meeting is slated for early December and information is available online.
Sherwood-area man charged with animal neglect

Sherwood Gazette - News

Dog-fighting paraphernalia is found on the property; goats and donkeys also were rescued.
Tigard council approves Southwest Corridor light rail preferred…

The Times - News

Despite some concerns, the council approves two measures that support the Southwest Corridor's preferred…
Brown likely to remain governor

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Tuesday results show the incumbent in a wide lead over Republican Rep. Knute Buehler.
Prospects good for regional affordable housing bond

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Early returns show voters supporting the $653 million measure for affordable housing.
Measures going down to defeat

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Oregon likely to maintain its 'sanctuary' status with predicted defeat of Measure 105.
Portland gives nod to MAX route

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Proposed light rail line would connect Portland, Tigard and Tualatin; construction could start in 2022.
Harrington celebrates victory, heads to work as new Washington…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Metro councilor's big lead against Commissioner Bob Terry in race to succeed Andy Duyck held steady…
Traffic altered around election office

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Traffic will be heavy Tuesday near the Beaverton site; voters are encouraged to use ballot drop-off sites…
Local police chiefs share thoughts on the homeless in their…

The Times - News

Four police chiefs and a captain gathered in Tigard Thursday to discuss how they deal with those who are…
Sherwood chamber director switches gears, accepts community…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Lana Painter takes new job after almost 5 years at helm of Sherwood Area Chamber of Commerce.
Federal loan will aid regional water project

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Congressional delegation announces $617 million toward $1.2 billion program to provide supplies to Washington…
Election day finally arrives

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The Times will begin posting election results shortly after the polls close at 8 p.m. and will update results…
Police chiefs to address homeless issues as part of Tigard forum

The Times - News

The gathering of chiefs is set for Thursday morning at Symposium Coffee, 12345 S.W Main St., in Tigard
PCC to buy property in Scappoose

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The facility will house a training center, part of the regional Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center.
Property tax statements are in the mail

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Most owners will see increases of 5 percent or less; voters in some communities have approved bonds or…
Beaverton Kmart, Washington Square Mall Sears will close by…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

They are among 142 stores nationwide affected by the Oct. 15 Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by parent company…
Bonamici launches campaign for housing measures, against…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Beaverton, Hillsboro officials join volunteer canvassers at gathering at Beaverton Wellness Center of…
Jennie Willoughby to keynote local Domestic Violence Awareness…

Clackamas Review - News

Story of abuse at the hands of former White House Staff Secretary Rob Porter gained national media attention…
Measure 105 stirs debate in Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News

District attorney, sheriff say repeal of 1987 law would complicate efforts to fight crime and ensure public…
SKATING ALLOWED

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Sherwood is approved for a skate park grant; construction to start next year.
Candidates for county board chair will face each other twice…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

County sponsors one event, Washington County Public Affairs Forum and League of Women Voters the other; both…
Police warn speeders along Hwy. 99W in Sherwood

The Times - News

Sherwood police to crack down on those exceeding the speed limit on 99W at Sunset and Tualatin-Sherwood Road.
Sherwood Chamber hosts Voters' Forum

Sherwood Gazette - News

Mays, Griffin, Rosener and Scott will discuss important issues Wednesday evening.
Two decades of 'impacting people's lives'

Sherwood Gazette - News

YMCA celebrates 150 years in the great Portland area, and 20 years in Sherwood.
Board candidates disagree on roads, housing

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Westside Economic Alliance hears from Harrington, Terry on issues facing Washington County. Both seek…
BROWN: VISION AS 'CONSENSUS BUILDER'

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Incumbent governor helped forge huge transportation bill, passed gun-safety rules.
BUEHLER: REJECTING 'PARTISAN LABELS'

Beaverton Valley Times - News

GOP moderate from Bend is in his second term in the Oregon House of Representatives.
Candidates agree on issues, disagree on solutions

Beaverton Valley Times - News

State Rep. Rich Vial and Democratic challenger Courtney Neron appear at Washington County Public Affairs…
Sherwood's teenage ninja

Sherwood Gazette - News

Local teen Lucy Langer placed second in a national athletic competition last month.
Economic Alliance hosts debate for county chair

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Kathryn Harrington, Bob Terry to address questions at Tualatin event on Thursday.
'Back to tradition' for Sherwood's 125th

Sherwood Gazette - News

The city marked a major milestone with a festive farm-to-table dinner at the Center for the Arts.
GARDENING FOR GOOD

Sherwood Gazette - News

Local women grow organic produce and flowers for food pantries in Washington County.
Unicorn with a cue

Sherwood Gazette - News

Sherwood resident Hope Elizabeth Jensen takes top spot in Vegas pool competition.
Shuck It: First responders gobble raw oysters for charity

The Times - News

Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue takes first in competition with Lake Oswego, Beaverton police.

Regional News

ODFW: Someone may be feeding coyotes that attacked 2 kids

Portland Tribune - News
State launches probe after box of ballots surfaces

Portland Tribune - News
The Concussion Gap

Portland Tribune - News
Robust economy pours more bucks into state bank account

Portland Tribune - News
County epidemiologist gets national award

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Man shot, killed in Tigard

The Times - News
Smog alert lifted for Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Bank heist Thursday leads to two schools' lockouts

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Can a river ferry relieve traffic? Proposal hopes for green light

Portland Tribune - News
State, cities wrangle up new addresses for Census counts

Portland Tribune - News
K9 Maverick nabs man fleeing in stolen car, police say

Portland Tribune - News
A place for Goodwill's 'cream of the cream'

Lake Oswego Review - News
Portland ROTC honor those who served on Veterans Day

Portland Tribune - News
Portland economist predicted Amazon HQ2 split months ago

Portland Tribune - News
Salem prepares for record number of women in Legislature

Portland Tribune - News
DSA hijack Blazers game to protest sponsor tied to Israel

Portland Tribune - News
3 arrested after tripwire injures cyclist on I-205 path

Portland Tribune - News
PDX protesters tell Trump: 'No one is above the law'

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

The Concussion Gap

Portland Tribune - News
Enforcement of concussion rules sometimes spotty in leagues

Portland Tribune - News
Changing Latino soccer culture

Portland Tribune - News
Checking the blind spot

Portland Tribune - News
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

Sherwood battles back, but falls to No. 3 Sheldon

November 15, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen fall 44-28 to the Irish in the Class 6A second-round playoff contest

Sherwood's Douglass earns first-team volleyball honors

November 13, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The junior is one of six Lady Bowmen named on the Pacific Conference all-league list

Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin set for second-round battles

The Times - Sports

The Tigers will host Barlow, the Wolves to face Central Catholic and the Bowmen travel to Sheldon
Sherwood boys step up to take sixth at state

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen girls team also runs strong at the 6A cross country championships
Sherwood girls fall in quarterfinal clash

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen's season ends with 5-0 setback in Saturday's match at Clackamas
Both Sherwood cross country teams off to state

The Times - Sports

Bowmen boys claim first place, and the girls take second, at the Pacific Conference district meet
Bowmen run wild in win over Century

The Times - Sports

Sherwood will have a rematch with Sandy in Friday's Class 6A state playoff opener
Sherwood girls battle their way past South Eugene

The Times - Sports

Junior Loma McNeese scores three goals for the Lady Bowmen in their 3-2 state playoff win
Sherwood drops Pacific Conference finale at Liberty

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen will open the Class 6A state playoffs with first round match Wednesady at Lincoln
Bowmen battle, but are edged by Grizzlies

The Times - Sports

McMinnville gets a 2-0 win in the key Pacific Conference soccer finale at Sherwood
Bowmen edged in thriller at Liberty

The Times - Sports

The Falcons claim first place in the Pacific Conference standings with their 40-33 win
Sherwood boys run to dual meet title

The Times - Sports

The Pacific Conference district meet is up next for the Bowmen cross country squads
Sherwood teams pick up another league sweep

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen squads are still perfect in Pacific Conference cross country meets
Lady Bowmen fall one just rally short

The Times - Sports

Sherwood is edged by Newberg in five-set Pacific Conference volleyball thriller
Sherwood triumphs in Pacific Conference debut

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen start fast, and then hold off McMinnville, to get a 38-27 road victory
Check out our best photos from Week 6 of 2018 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the resuts were huge in Friday football action
Lady Bowmen roll in conference debut

The Times - Sports

Sherwood girls step up to score a 4-0 victory against Newberg in Pacific soccer opener
Sherwood boys run past Century for win

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen also improve to 2-0 in Pacific Conference dual meets with a victory
West Linn rallies to top Sherwood in 2OT thriller

The Times - Sports

The Lions improve to 4-1 with their 26-20 win over the Bowmen in Friday's contest
Sherwood can't keep up with Central Catholic

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen score first, but the Rams get a 44-24 win in the game played at Hillsboro Stadium
Sherwood boys tipped in defensive struggle

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen fall 1-0, on an own goal, against West Linn in non-league soccer action
Sherwood squads sprint past Glencoe

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen teams score a sweep in their Pacific Conference cross country opener
Sherwood volleyball team takes care of business in a hurry

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen score a sweep in Monday's Pacific Conference match with Forest Grove
Bowmen teams get sweep in meet with Barlow

The Times - Sports

Sherwood also has the individual winner in each varsity race in Jaron Homr and Madisen Ramos
Sherwood can't slow fast-starting Clackamas

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen fall 43-14 in Friday's game against the Class 6A defending state champions
Motivated Sherwood girls top Tualatin

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen get a 4-3 victory in the battle of Class 6A girls soccer powerhouses

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Opinion

Many thanks for all that Stan Lee taught me

November 13, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion Dana Haynes

My job is to be a storyteller; who better to learn from than one of the greatest storytellers of the 20th century?

It's finally over. What did we learn?

November 07, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Washington County and the state are both leaning to the left; money doesn't always buy wins; and Oregon's election system is the best in the nation.

Dreaming big for fairground

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Andy Duyck, outgoing Washington County Commission chair, has big plans for the County Fair Complex.
Community college helps students gear-up for future jobs

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Addressing the 'skills gap' for business and industry remains one of the challenges.
Who we endorse

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

It's too late to mail in your ballots; see the top of our webpage for a list of ballot drop-off sites in Washington County.
Give Harrington nod for county chair

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County has been run well but big challenges need new answers for coming years.
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Area residents weigh in on candidates and issues facing voters on Nov. 6 general election.
Vote 'no' on Measures 103, 104

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Both measures are solutions in search of problems, and should be rejected by voters.
To keep communities safe, vote 'no' on Measure 105

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Longtime law enforcement leader sees value in maintaining Oregon's 'sanctuary' status.
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

A Scout does outreach; elected officials reject Measure 105, which would overturn Oregon's 'Sanctuary' law.
Measure 102 deserves a 'yes' vote

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

This simple change to the state Constitution will allow public-private partnerships for affordable housing.
Career, technical education lifts up lives

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Congresswoman: Recent bill supports programs such as Auto Tech at Aloha High School.
Our Opinion: Tolls must add capacity first

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Like other big issues facing Oregon, the transportation problem can seem unsolvable. But for the average person trying to make his or her…
Our editorial: It's time to stop false attacks on the media

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Newspapers across the nation, including The Times, take an opportunity to push back against the 'fake news' nonsense.
Law enforcement leaders back sanctuary law

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County Sheriff and District Attorney both oppose Measure 105 on November ballot.
King City is getting ready for housing challenge

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Mayor Ken Gibson: The population increase is coming for every city in the metro area; King City has a plan.
Our Opinion: Independent party must prove viability

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

We don't blame the IPO for using this unexpected bit of leverage. After all, the political deck in Oregon is stacked heavily in favor of…
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Topics range from the White House border policy, to Alzheimer's research, to election lawn signs.
In November, vote to maintain Oregon's sanctuary status

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Current law is supported by many in law enforcement, encourages immigrants to trust police.
People are being heard on light rail plan

The Times - Opinion

My opinion: More need to get involved, and the deadline to do so is Monday, July 30.
Fire season requires attention from all of us

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Smokey skies over the region last year remind us that living so close to the forests is a blessing but has its impacts, as well.
Residents came together out of love

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Citizens' view: In response to a federal policy taking children from people seeking asylum, a community comes together.
Our Opinion: Compromise immigration bill needed

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

We call on our state's congressional delegation, Democrats and the lone Republican, to work toward a compromise immigration reform bill,…
Participate when education task force comes to town

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

The Legislature proved that the 'road show' concept worked in 2016-17 to create a transportation package of bills; here's hoping lightning…
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Tolling for highways is terrible option; 'electronic-repair' rights would be boon.
Tigard takes first step toward smart zoning option

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our opinion: It's time to reconsider strict zoning throughout Washington County in light of a shortage of affordable housing; to reduce…

Features

People of Providence – Meet Robert F. (Bob) Dwyer Jr.

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People of Providence - Meet Lori Bergen, RN and Chief Executive at Providence Newberg Medical Center

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Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Parks District's newest celebration will include food, music, more at Evelyn M. Schiffler Memorial Park.
Keep on truckin'

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Parks district gets ready for its 20th annual Big Truck Day on Saturday, Aug. 4.
'Guys and Dolls' hits Tigard stage

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Broadway Rose presents glitzy Broadway musical-comedy classic on stage in August.
Treasures from trash

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Washington County Museum is celebrating the Victorian-era inspired fantasy genre.
Picking a career in (Leftover) Salmon

Portland Tribune - Features

Leftover Salmon frontman Vince Herman defies family expectations for long-running career in music
Portland roots musicians head west for Wanderfest

Portland Tribune - Features

Camp, cavort, commune as more than a dozen acts perform at Dundee Lodge near Gaston this weekend
'Mamma Mia!' star recalls Broadway performances

Regal Courier - News

Peggy Taphorn, 'one of the lucky ones' in the theater world, will soon grace a Tigard stage.
Words and pictures

Sherwood Gazette - Features

A Sherwood teen took third place in countywide art contest with over 50 entries.
Ramadan begins Tuesday

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Islam's holy month runs through June 14, with Muslims throughout the world fasting from dawn to sunset.
Capturing Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Three winners of the Sherwood Chamber of Commerce's annual photo contest were annouced.
'Pacific power' hailed as Navy commissions USS Portland

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The only ship named solely in honor of the Rose City was commissioned at Terminal 2 on Saturday.
Sherwood Center for the Arts May Events

Sherwood Gazette - Features

'Those Who Teach' opening; screenings of 'Hook' and 'Back to the Future'; and more.
On the Refuge

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Here's what's happening in May on the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
Culture & Community

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A list of events happening throughout our region, with a emphasis on Easter weekend.
Sherwood NW Growlers to close Saturday, reopen in new location this summer

Sherwood Gazette - Features

A large red steel structure at Olds Place and Tualatin Sherwood Road will become the new home of NW Growlers, which will be renamed…
Play bingo, help boost school bands Nov. 16

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The evening at laurel Ridge Middle School will include pizza, soda and candy, followed by bingo with prizes.
'Stuff the Trailer' benefit for kids in hospitals set Oct. 20

Sherwood Gazette - Features

This will be the seventh year for the 'Stuff the Trailer' event at Sherwood High School, held during the football game
Arts center Family Matinee Series kicks off with 'Chicken Dance'

Sherwood Gazette - Features

ArtsPower Theatre will kick off Sherwood Center for the Arts' Family Matinee series on Oct. 14, at 2 p.m.
Alpaca farm visit offers a few surprises

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Tigard day campers learn all about alpacas at Sherwood's Alpacas of Oregon farm
Hurricane Harvey animal victims get much-needed help

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Former Sherwood resident donates mountains of supplies to two Texas animal rescue groups
Two Kilts Brewing featured on illustrated playing cards

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The local brewery is one of 52 featured cards produced by artist Aaron Trotter, which features the Sherwood company.
Wendy Wilson: Still holding on

Gresham Outlook - Features

Famed musician and mom Wendy Wilson finds harmony while living in Camas, Washington.
Hopkins holds 10th Relay Recess to fight cancer

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Annual fundraiser runs for two weeks and now includes entire community who work together raising money for cancer research
'We All Have Five Fingers'

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Sherwood photographer JÄ?nis Miglavs presents a visual interpretation of his quest to find his personal beliefs and religion

Sustainable Life

E-scooter company fined for pilot program rules violations

November 20, 2018 Pamplin Media Group

City says Skip didn't put enough scooters in East Portland during local test run

Happy America Recycles Day, Oregon - but you're failing to meet state goals

November 15, 2018 Steve Law

Recycling rate has been down in all parts of the state in recent years, though, surprisingly, it may have gone up a bit in 2017,

Can a river ferry relieve traffic? Proposal hopes for green light

Ambitious plan to move hundreds between Vancouver and Portland encouraged by local and state leaders
ODFW: Someone may be feeding coyotes that attacked 2 kids

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife not planning on tracking or trapping beasts in SW Portland.
National Parks backing Willamette Falls as National Heritage Area

Next step is to write legislation that will be introduced to U.S. Congress in 2019
Polar bears, chimpanzees and rhinos: Your time has come

Ten years after voters approved a $125-million construction bond, the Oregon Zoo has entered a final round of projects.
Portland votes to restrict use of plastic straws, stirrers

City Council is poised to adopt a 'by request' policy for restaurants, bars - even schools and hospitals - before patrons can get a plastic straw…
Energy Trust seeks partners to devise innovative solar programs for lower-income folks

The nonprofit is offering grants to community groups and those working in affordable housing
Waste Management retains landfill contract for Portland garbage

Metro will ink renewed contracts to haul much of region's garbage, by truck, to Eastern Oregon landfill.
EARTHTALK: Fall colors

New England's beautiful fall foliage may shift north of the Canadian border due to climate change.
Tracking down beaver dams

The Wetlands Conservancy, a statewide group based in Tualatin, pinpoints them on its preserves, to help monitor where they help water quality and…
Two Oregon companies fined for mishandling hazardous waste

Department of Environmental Quality issues about $120,000 in combined penalties to Patheon Development Services and Univar USA
City Council considers plastic straw ban on Wednesday

Portland may need to 'stop sucking' if a proposal to limit use of plastic straws is passed.
EcoTip: Hot water

How to cut your carbon emissions and reduce your water-heating bill, from the Center for Earth Leadership
Caring for our river

Molalla River Watch has had a busy spring and summer as it looks to new projects in the future
Paper instead of plastic

Portland lab owned by Swedish company BillerudKorsnÍs creates paper replacements for plastic packaging
Cheers erupt as results show clean energy fund tax passing by wide margin

Portland will have a Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund through a 1 percent retail gross receipts tax on large corporations.
EARTHTALK:Floating plastic islands

Dear EarthTalk: What are we doing about getting rid of all the plastic floating in the ocean and forming giant gyres far from land?- Jake Johnson,…