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Langer's Entertainment Center endures ups and downs of COVID-19
Southwest metro-area businesses like arcades and bowling alleys have implemented health and safety measures.
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Divided Oregon lawmakers OK congressional, legislative maps
Sherwood Gazette - NewsGov. Brown signs bills before a deadline set by the Oregon Supreme Court, which has final say over challenges. -
Tobias Read announces bid for Oregon governor
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe state treasurer and former Beaverton lawmaker joins Tina Kotek and others in the Democratic primary race. -
The Newberg school board issue: How did we get here?
Sherwood Gazette - NewsNewberg is in the national spotlight after the school district banned BLM and Pride flags. Here's how it all… -
GOP absences stymie Oregon House on redistricting plans
Sherwood Gazette - NewsNew congressional map fails to move GOP minority; lawmakers push up against Monday deadline for final action. -
Gun storage, election-day postmark bills allowed to stand
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOpponents fail to submit signatures to force a statewide vote on those measures and one other from 2021… -
Eagle Scout helps out Sherwood cheer squad
Sherwood Gazette - NewsJacob Goulding builds, refurbishes 16 platform boxes, part of his community service project for Eagle Scouts -
Gov. Kate Brown visits Forest Grove vaccination clinic
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe governor highlighted Washington County's tops-in-Oregon vaccination rate against COVID-19. -
Delay pushes lawmakers to edge on redistricting
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHouse is scheduled to return Sept. 25 after COVID results in testing; deadline for lawmakers to act is Sept.… -
Third-grader takes home top javelin award
Sherwood Gazette - NewsBeckett Ellingson wins National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championship for javelin throw for 9-10 age… -
Taking the helm in Sherwood
Sherwood Gazette - NewsKeith Campbell looks forward to leading the city into the future, officially starting as city manager on Oct.… -
Oregon rent hikes capped at 'relatively tame' 9.9% in 2022
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe statewide rent control doesn't include recent inflation or the tightening multi-family vacancy rate. -
Juvenile hearings referee named to circuit judgeship
Sherwood Gazette - NewsGovernor names Michele Rini, who has spent 15 years in her position and succeeds the retiring Jim Fun on Oct.… -
Organizers turn creative to bridge vaccine gaps
Sherwood Gazette - NewsWashington County leads the state in vaccination rate while disparities persist. -
Specter of COVID-19 deaths moves to southern, northeastern Oregon
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCases and deaths had been clustered in the most populous counties before; now hot spots include Wallowa. -
New U.S. attorney for Oregon will be nominated
Sherwood Gazette - NewsU.S. senators, others nominate people to fill position left vacant by Billy Williams' resignation. -
After DNA test, Sherwood man making up for lost time with dad
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAlex Walker, who attends Portland Community College, spent a childhood being brought up by his grandparents. -
Lawmakers shuffle redistricting plans as special session looms
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLegislative plan must get a final vote by the end of September or courts could step in and draw state,… -
Few surprises as Oregon starts 2022 election season quietly
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCandidates ready to run for variety of offices as secretary of state opens public office filing window -
Kingston Terrace master plan work gets underway
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMike Weston is putting the pieces together as King City looks to a spike in population. -
Sen. Wyden urges improved access to mental health care
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOn World Suicide Prevention Day, he calls for federal intervention to fix insurance practices and address a… -
Washington County first to hit 80% threshold for vaccinated…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe county has been leading the state in adult vaccinations for months, officials said. -
Public weighs in on redistricting, but will it matter?
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLegislative committees get an earful from skeptical citizens about the proposed maps. -
Lam Research to open Sherwood facility
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe facility, which supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment, will hire 300 people for the new site. -
Westside Economic Alliance names new executive director
Sherwood Gazette - NewsGail Greenman, a West Linn resident and former Oregon Farm Bureau lobbyist, will lead the regional group. -
Governor: Curtailing school activities could speed drop in…
Sherwood Gazette - News'We're in a dire state, but I am seeing some signs that this is going to level out in the next week.' -
Lori Baker to head finances at Northwest Regional ESD
Sherwood Gazette - NewsShe comes to the education service district with more than 30 years of experience in public finance and… -
Washington County promotes new public health manager
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMarie Boman-Davis has been an integral part of the county's COVID-19 response. -
Washington County commissioners to hold town hall
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe meeting will cover the county's allocation from the American Rescue Plan Act and plans for spending… -
Sherwood man dies in rollover crash
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAlexander Haluk, 26, was ejected from a vehicle traveling along Interstate 5 Sunday near Eugene. -
Are you ready for more politics? It's electioneering season
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCandidates begin to line up for many statewide offices as summer semi-officially draws to a close. -
Peace Day booth set for Sherwood Saturday Market
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Sherwood Rotary Club is sponsoring the booth promoting conflict resolution and world peace. -
Competing plans unveiled for legislative, congressional maps
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLawmakers see drafts and plan public hearings Sept. 8-13 before special session later this year. -
Portland hospitals bring in temporary morgue trucks
Sherwood Gazette - NewsTwo hospitals will use refrigeration trucks to keep COVID-19 fatalities as hospital morgues fill up. -
Indigenous practice could be key to taming wildfires
Sherwood Gazette - NewsControlled burns have proven effective in combating wildfires, both before the Oregon Trail and in modern… -
Sherwood's Robin Hood Festival canceled
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCOVID-19 concerns dash festival plans for second year in a row; hopes are to hold the Holiday Festival on… -
WashCo libraries get tens of thousands in coronavirus relief aid
Sherwood Gazette - NewsIn Tualatin, officials plan to bolster Spanish-language collections with grant money from federal ARPA…
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Tigard probes fatal police shooting of mentally ill man
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New Republic publisher admits conflict endorsing Kristof for Oregon…
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Bob Stacey honored by Street Trust for public service
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Tobias Read announces bid for Oregon governor
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler: 'I love this job'
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Divided Oregon lawmakers OK congressional, legislative maps
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TriMet starts $215M extension of MAX Red Line to Hillsboro
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Historic Portland hotel, The Benson, rebrands with Hilton
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GOP absences stymie Oregon House on redistricting plans
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Police: Portland man shoots victim in torso at Gresham hotel
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Poll: 66% of Oregonians predict unstoppable climate change
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Bystander slain during Silver Dollar shooting in NW Portland
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Clackamas Sheriff bars low-level pursuits after deadly crash
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Portland students walk out of class for climate strike
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Tigard displays Black Lives Matter, Pride at Newberg match
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Delta variant disrupts back-to-work plans for Nike, Intel
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Portland funds $33M for 206 affordable units for homeless
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Multnomah DA, Sheriff: Portland needs more police
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