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Sep 21, 2018 Sherwood Gazette - News

'Back to tradition' for Sherwood's 125th

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

Sep 11, 2018 Sherwood Gazette - News

A new 'Casa' on Pacific Highway

Popular Portland Mexican spot opens second location in old Nacho Mama's building.

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.

Aug 23, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - News

Refugees' invisible war: mental health

Cultural stigma over treatment takes additional toll on state's Arab Muslims, despite services being available.

Sherwood Gazette News

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.
Area voters will soon face candidates, measures

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Ballots will reach mailboxes in late October; Tigard and Tualatin voters have the most choices to make.
PCC takes critical look at space through racial lens

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The Sylvania Campus project asked participants to take a critical new study of resources.
Event celebrates Virginia Garcia clinic

Beaverton Valley Times - News

¡Prospera! acknowledges the opening of the new, much-larger health-care facility in Beaverton.
Vial holds town hall before Nov. election

Regal Courier - News

Rep. Rich Vial covered housing, transportation, education and health care at a King City event.
Sherwood's 125-year 'Front Porch' celebration

Sherwood Gazette - News

City, local groups to host 'quasquicentennial'on the evening of Thursday, Sept. 13.
First-responder trainer charged with sexual abuse

Sherwood Gazette - News

Sheriff's investigators say the incident occured in May at a Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue facility near…
Tualatin police find missing woman

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Officers found Tualatin resident Cheryl Anne Loop who went walking Wednesday but was found safe on Friday
Diesel: Returning home

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Diesel had lived with a family before joining the Portland Mounted Patrol Unit ; now he's back home.
Olin: Building Bonds, healing others

Beaverton Valley Times - News

No longer on patrol, now he works at Forward Stride in Beaverton, which uses therapies in which clients…
Zeus: Familiar faces

Beaverton Valley Times - News

He's back home, the historic Lake Oswego Hunt Club, where the mounted patrol horses were stationed previously.
Major: Pieces of the legacy

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Not on patrol with the police, today he's pampered with baths, conditioned hoofs and full-body grooming.
Trainer Jennifer Mack

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The former trainer of the Mounted Patrol horses got to each one arrive ... and then leave.
History of the mounted patrol unit

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Portland's history with the Mounted Patrol includes the group being disbanded more than once.
Beaverton, King City get tentative 'yes' for growth plan

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Metro leaders applaud proposal by those cities, as well as Hillsboro, Wilsonville.
The last round-up

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Portland's Mounted Patrol Unit is no more, but the horses have found new homes and new roles,post retirement.
Campaigns kick off at annual Labor Day picnic

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Several Washington County candidates, incumbents spent Monday celebrating at Oaks Park in Portland.
Disaster preparedness event slated for Tigard

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Washington County's annual Quake Up! offers tips on how to prepare, respond to crisis events
Wyden fears foreign election meddling in November

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Senator speaks in Tigard on Friday and also touts bills for first-time homebuyers, renters.
Cook Park site for walk/run for two rare disorders

The Times - News

A fundraising walk and run is set for picnic shelter No. 4 at Cook Park on Sept. 9 to bring attention to…
Beaverton, King City: Housing and expansion plans are a go

Beaverton Valley Times - News

A Metro executive paved the way for both plans, along with those of Hillsboro and Wilsonville; the Metro…
Progressives rally in Sherwood

The Times - News

Group represents wide array of political issues, including opposition to President Trump's Supreme Court…
Metro exec gives green light to Beaverton, King City expansion

Beaverton Valley Times - News

They, along with Hillsboro and Wilsonville, hope to expand and create more housing.
Latest measles patient visited Multnomah Village restaurant

Beaverton Valley Times - News

It's the latest Oregon case of the illness diagnosed in the region since early July.
Sherwood man missing, possibly without necessary medication

Sherwood Gazette - News

If you have information on the whereabouts of Scott Roth, 58, contact the SPD.
Red in the morning....

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Area residents might be seeing the last of the reddish sunrises and sunsets, plus smoggy daytime skies,…
Red-White Scrimmage postponed to Saturday

The Times - News

Sherwood High School's annual football scrimmage and fundraiser has been postponed due to air quality…
Red sky at morning means more smoky haze for Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Smoke from Northwest wildfires hangs around the metro area as wildfires continue to burn in Southern and…
Washington County libraries now offer streaming service

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Through Kanopy, anyone with a library card can access tens of thousands of online titles.
TWO PAWS UP

Sherwood Gazette - News

A local Sherwood dog and her human placed second in national rally competition.
Law enforcement leaders back sanctuary law

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County Sheriff and District Attorney both oppose Measure 105 on November ballot.
National Night Out

Beaverton Valley Times - News

National Night Out was celebrated throughout Washington County on Tuesday, and The Times sent journalists to…
Senior community expands in Old Town

Sherwood Gazette - News

The Springs Living at Sherwood will add 120,000 square feet and 80 new full-time equivalent jobs.
The heat hangs around

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Another in a series of heat waves is anticipated for this week and next throughout Washington County and the…

Regional News

Kids ask the questions at Oregon's gubernatorial debate

Portland Tribune - News
2 shot after 'disturbance' breaks up party at Motel 6

Portland Tribune - News
Bonamici talks issues, answers questions at Banks town hall

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Man arrested on warrant after downtown stabbing

Portland Tribune - News
Suspected drug dealing in Dawson Park leads to arrest

Portland Tribune - News
Congressional candidates air their disagreements

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Crews battle 7-Eleven blaze

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Pacer freshman wants Oregon to require lessons about Holocaust

Lake Oswego Review - Education
Suspect arrested in Echo Shaw mobile home dumping

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Hate crime, stabbing investigated at Powell Park

Portland Tribune - News
Job seekers 'snapped up' as state's economy chugs along

Portland Tribune - News
Police arrest 2 for burglary, theft of car and ammo

Portland Tribune - News
2 people arrested during anti-ICE protest at City Hall

Portland Tribune - News
Investigators look into twin incidents of middle-school girls and suspicious drivers

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Sec. John Kerry talks book, President Trump at Powell's

Portland Tribune - News
Gen. James B. Thayer dies in LO at age 96

Lake Oswego Review - News
CDC: Oregon has 31st highest obesity rate in the nation

Portland Tribune - News
K9 Utzi tracks down thief who stole child's bike, police say

Portland Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

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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Sherwood squads sprint past Glencoe

September 14, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen teams score a sweep in their Pacific Conference cross country opener

Sherwood volleyball team takes care of business in a hurry

September 11, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

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
Sherwood falls to Sandy in football opener

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen strike first, but end up falling 24-7 to the Pioneers in the non-league contest
Leadership to be the key for Sherwood

The Times - Sports

Bowmen take high hopes as they get set to play in the newthe Pacific Conference
Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin set to kick things off

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen, Tigers and Timberwolves to all open the 2018 high school football season at home
Bowmen teams ready to run against new foes

The Times - Sports

Sherwood boys look strong again after winning the Three Rivers League title last year
Lady Bowmen to be sparked by leadership

The Times - Sports

Sherwood returns a strong group of players from last year's Three Rivers League champions
Sherwood throwers shine at nationals

The Times - Sports

Sheppard Kilkenny, Asher Krauel, Austin Milton earn All-American status in the javelin
Cherishing the championship

The Times - Sports

Sherwood High School grad Zak Taylor helps Oregon State win the NCAA baseball national crown
Rutschman shines as World Series MVP

The Times - Sports

The former Sherwood High School star helps lead Beavers to the NCAA championship
Sherwood team makes big throws at regionals

The Times - Sports

Youth track club is sending five in the javelin to junior Olympics meet in North Carolina
Sherwood tipped in back-and-forth battle

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen fall to Grant, in eight innings, in the OIBA tournament quarterfinal round
It was another big year for Sherwood seniors

The Times - Sports

Shelby Moran's two state championships are among the highlights for the Bowmen in 2017-18
Scarvie shines for Sherwood squads

The Times - Sports

The girls soccer and basketball star is the Times' Athlete of the Year from Sherwood
Moran, Stevens garner Oregon Sports Awards

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood High School senior and Tigard High School sophomore win top honors at event
Aggson, Gilbert help North win series

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood High School graduates shine in the Class 6A/5A all-star baseball event
Garrison, Jenkins go out with a victory

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood High School graduates help the North get a win in the Les Schwab Bowl
Locals set for Saturday's Les Schwab Bowl

The Times - Sports

Two Sherwood graduates, two Tualatin grads to play in the all-star football contest
Sherwood's Aggson is TRL's top pitcher

The Times - Sports

Bowmen, Tigers, Wolves all well-represented on the All-Three Rivers League list
Sherwood tipped in state playoff tilt

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen baseball team sees its season come to a close with a 5-1 first-round loss at Roseburg
Sherwood's Moran triumphs twice at state

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen squads turn in strong marks at the Class 6A track and field championships
Bowmen beat West Linn to finish TRL play

The Times - Sports

Sherwood will open the Class 6A state baseball playoffs Monday with a game at Roseburg
Sherwood's Moran unleashes state record throw

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen teams turn in strong performances at the Three Rivers League district championships

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Opinion

Letters to the editor

September 19, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion The Times

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

Measure 102 deserves a 'yes' vote

September 12, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion Editorial Board

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…
Reflecting on Marylhurst

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Marylhurst trustees reflect on bittersweet last commencement for historic college.
Oregon leads nation in encouraging people to vote

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Credit Secretary of State Dennis Richardson for being on the correct side of voters rights.
Unhappy about vehicle registration fee? Blame the feds

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our view: When Congress stopped increasing the federal gas tax in 1993, cities, counties and states had to step up.
Is Metro right agency to lead on housing?

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our opinion: A lot more information is needed before moving forward with a massive housing vote.
We're not yet prepared for next big disaster

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Infrastructure Week reminds us that maintaining what we have is a key component for readiness.
Fighting to overcome the opioid crisis

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Congresswoman: Tour of state has led to analysis of our opioid crisis in Oregon.
Breakdown of voting in Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our opinion: Two lessons to be learned from Tigard and Tualatin; new Washington County Commission still taking shape.
Our list of endorsements

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Tuesday is the dealine to vote; The Times will begin posting election results shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Ogden gets nod in BOLI race; position shouldn't be elected

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

The time has come for Gov. Brown and the Legislature to make this an appointed directorship.

Features

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

August 30, 2018 Portland Tribune - Features SUGGESTED CONTENT

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Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

August 09, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Features The Times

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
YMCA Teens use leadership skills to plant 800 trees, create 90 homeless care kits

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Sherwood pair in Y's Teen Leadership program create volunteer projects for Y's Teen Center Ambassadors

Sustainable Life

Need to rent an electric tricycle? BIKETOWN now offers 2

September 23, 2018 Zane Sparling

The max speed of the e-trikes is 20 miles per hour, according to Adaptive BIKETOWN.

EARTHTALK: Sustainable ranching comes of age

September 22, 2018 Roddy Scheer, EarthTalk

Dear EarthTalk: I know that ranchers and environmentalists have traditionally been at odds, but what are some ways they are working together these days? - -Jim H., Boone, Iowa

Business, government sustainability specialists convene for Go Green

Annual all-day conference brings together practitioners in public and private sectors.
Depaved! Boise-Eliot/Humboldt gets greener playground

The only majority-black public school in Portland is ripping up 6,700 square feet of asphalt.
EcoFilm Fest returns to Portland

Films explore beavers, communicating with dolphins, cave art in France and other environmental themes.
'A return of part of our lives'

Grand Ronde tribe celebrates approval of fishing scaffold that will be placed at Willamette Falls
Help protect vital wetlands

Wetlands & Wellies, the annual fundraiser for The Wetlands Conservancy, comes Oct. 14 to Southeast Portland.
The price of Oregon's failed cougar management

State initiative to ban use of hounds to hunt cougars has led to growth in the predator's numbers.
City and county move to eliminate 'dirty diesel' engines on public construction projects

Portland, Multnomah County hope other governments, and then the state, will enact tougher regulations as well.
Lawsuit filed to halt sale of timber

Nature groups want to save owl habitat, mature trees, which are more 'fire resilient'
A natural river

Restoration efforts, dam removals increase native fish populations in the Sandy River
Crews kill cougar likely responsible for Gresham resident's death

Until ODFW receives confirmation that the cougar that was killed is indeed the one that attacked, agencies will remain in the Zigzag area and…
Wildlife conflict with us is man-made

Killing the cougar that allegedly killed a Mount Hood hiker is wrong, and counterproductive.
PUC report evaluates how to expand consideration of climate change and equity

Agency would need changes in state law to properly consider impacts on carbon emissions in much of its deliberations.
Matchmaking for environmentally minded startup companies

VertueLab hosts its annual Portland showcase of promising clean tech companies
EARTHTALK: Building communities on water

Dear EarthTalk: What are the environmental benefits of so-called 'seasteading' as opposed to building more housing and communities on land?- Marge…
Back to the future

Willamette Shore Trolley's operators want to restore the vehicles to their fully electric glory with modern batteries
Metro issues 'fine print' to regulate mandatory food scraps recycling

Regional government expects the Portland area's organic waste will be turned into energy after requiring major establishments to begin separating it…
Lake Oswego considers plastic bag ban

Possible ordinance would be similar to rules in Portland and other Oregon cities
Whales doing tricks for scientists

Oregon State University researchers use unmanned aerial drones to observe behaviors in gray whales not seen before.
A PLACE TO GROW

Hallinan Elementary School's outdoor classroom offers new ways for Lake Oswego students to connect with the world around them
Nissan Offers $3,000 EV discount to Pacific Power customers

Combined with available federal and state incentives, customers can save $13,000 on a new Nissan Leaf.
Wildlife groups sue to block major timber sale on Mount Hood

Advocacy groups say Crystal Creek Restoration sale would require 36 miles of roads, damaging environment and threatening endangered species.
Court fends off challenge to state restrictions on suction-dredge gold mining

Practice has disrupted salmon habitat, conflicted with fishers and others using Oregon rivers.
It's STEPtember: Mayor wants city to start strolling

Mayor Ted Wheeler kicks off Oregon Walks campaign to get people moving across the city.
EARTHTALK: Greener Gear

Dear EarthTalk: I hear a lot about Patagonia doing the right thing by the environment, but what about the rest of the outdoor gear and apparel…