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Sep 21, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - News

Small businesses vow lawsuit unless state compensates pandemic losses

Notice does not challenge governor's authority, but says shutdowns affected owners.

Sep 02, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - News

Meet the proprietor of your Sherwood pizza shop

Lolly Jones, 26, has worked her way up the ladder at Domino's Pizza and found her way to Sherwood.

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Oregon's 457 COVID-19 cases on Friday is new high

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State also reported three new deaths; 542 have died while the total number of cases is 32,314.
Amid Riverside fire, Estacada is burned, not bowed

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This isn't the story about a fire that destroyed a community - it's the story of a community that survived a…
Seven major wildfires continue burning, but rain expected to help

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Gov. Brown says 'we have turned the corner' and Southern Oregon fires are nearly contained.
How will wildfire smoke impact Oregon's wine industry?

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Linfield professor and researcher outlines what air quality will do to grapes, industry timeline
Vote-by-mail divides Oregon secretary of state hopefuls

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Oregon Sens. Shemia Fagan, Kim Thatcher express concerns about ensuring citizens right to vote during…
Brown and Wyden: Planning for wildfire recovery starts now

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The governor and senator say suppression must be followed by other action to prevent repeats.
Online learning camp taught by Washington County students

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KickStart program taught by students from local schools attracts some 100 participants.
Wildfire aftermath adds to Employment Department workload

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The agency will prioritize benefit claims in some areas and will make federal disaster aid available.
Campaigns clash over Metro measure analysis

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UPDATE: Supporters of $5.2 billion measure call the conclusions of the Moss Adams accounting firm analysis…
Oregon reports eight additional deaths of people with COVID-19

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Total deaths of people with confirmed or presumed coronavirus reach 519 in Oregon.
OSU Extension again distributes masks for farmworkers

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UDATE: Agricultural industry in Clackamas, Washington counties receive free PPE, this time to help block…
Investigators determine Chehalem Mountain-Bald Peak fire caused…

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The fire burned 875 acres and destroyed at least three structures, leaving homes unscathed
Are we forever doomed to more catastrophic fires?

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Forestry dean says 'no,' but prescribed burns, fuel reduction and better community planning are essential
Oregon's wildfire crisis enters its second week

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Tuesday: Success in Washington County; work continues in Clackamas County; and no fresh air for the region…
OHSI offers COVID-19 mortgage relief program

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The program is designed to help those struggling to catch up on mortgage payments.
Portland region's smoke-cloak is no joke - DEQ says it's here…

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Rain, which had been predicted late Monday, now likely won't reach the metro area until late in the week.
Aurora Fire gives engine to Idanha-Detroit Fire

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Retired equipment goes back into service for fire district that lost an engine in the Lionshead Fire
OHA: Wildfires reducing COVID-19 testing in Oregon

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The number of new cases is dipping because fewer people are getting tested, state health officials said.
Guarded optimism: evacuation orders lifted, but rain now delayed

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So far, 10 confirmed deaths and 22 people missing due to the wildfires that have engulfed much of the state.
TVF&R: Chehalem Mountain-Bald Peak Fire is 100% contained

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The wildfire burned about 875 acres in a rural area between Hillsboro, Sherwood and Newberg.
Level 3 evacuation orders all lifted for Chehalem Mountain Fire

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The previously evacuated area remains at Level 2, so residents should 'Be Set' to leave again if needed.
Clackamas County removes several cities from Level 1 status

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Lake Oswego, West Linn, Wilsonville, Clackamas, Happy Valley, Gladstone, Milwaukie, Tualatin all see Level 1…
Fires recede, volunteers step up, more deaths reported

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Cooler weather helps firefighters but thick smoke is expected to remain well into the week.
As heavy smog blankets Portland area, ODOT says stay home

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If you have to drive, state officials urge you to take it slow and leave plenty of space.
Mountainside High School senior trains mustang

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Macy Montgomery has spent her summer working with a once-wild horse named Annie Oakley outside Sherwood.
Canby, Oregon City, Sandy evacuation levels downgraded

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A shift in the winds has halted the Riverside Fire's westward progress. The wildfire remains active and…
Most evacuees can return as Chehalem Mountain Fire 75% contained

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Some areas being downgraded to Level 2 are still without power as of Saturday afternoon.
Video shows Clackamas County deputy fueling 'antifa' arson…

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The as-yet-unnamed deputy has been placed on administrative leave, according to the sheriff's office.
Oregon state fire marshal Jim Walker resigns

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State Police Superintendent Travis Hampton said Saturday he elevated Mariana Ruiz-Temple to acting marshal.
Oregon firefighters get an assist from mother nature

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But large portions of the state remain under threat, bodies are being recovered and dozens are missing.
House fire kills dog, displaces family in Washington County

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According to Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, multiple 911 calls were made just after 5 a.m. to report the…
Dozens missing amid a million burned acres in Oregon

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FEMA, federal firefighters, and those from other states, are heading to Oregon to assist with the battles.
Chehalem Mountain-Bald Peak fire at 70% containment

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Fire officials have not altered evacuation orders for the area since Wednesday afternoon.
Wildfire smoke triggers health concerns

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Smoke is not good for the lungs or heart, causing health officials to issue warnings
Equestrian facility shelters evacuated animals, people from…

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Hundreds of animals from around the state, mostly horses, cared for at Sherwood facility
UPDATE: Some residents cleared to return from Chehalem Mountain…

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Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue continues to battle the fire, but it's smaller than earlier estimated,…

Regional News

'Blatantly racist' intruder mars David Douglas school event

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Portland's Wilson High reports hate speech in online classrooms

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Baby Yoda cheers wildfire fighters thanks to Oregon boy

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Eight candidates of color seeking spot at Oregon Capitol

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How will wildfire smoke impact Oregon's wine industry?

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah County: Far right must 'stay home' ahead of rally

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PBOT recommends making Portland e-scooter system permanent

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Clackamas high schools' orientation days derailed by slurs

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Hardesty pitches independent police oversight plan to voters

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Fire, pandemic, recession: Oregon kids under stress

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Police: Antifa, Proud Boys to rally Saturday in Portland

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DOJ: Portland allows 'violence' and 'destruction of property'

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Despite cuts, no sworn officers laid off by Portland police

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Portland slaps new $20K daily fine on fed courthouse fence

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Portland protest arrests near 1,000 as uprising resumes

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Oregon rolls out wastewater study to examine how COVID-19 spreads

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Portland traffic deaths reach 35; police arrest driver

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Clackamas Sheriff: Mark Nikolai support page unauthorized

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Sports

Sports delays easily explanable, but may not be sensible

August 20, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Miles Vance

Many indicators show we ought to open schools to in-person learning and sports

Anthony thrives in supporting role for Blazers

August 20, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Jason Vondersmith

One of the NBA's best players for two decades, Anthony doesn't need to star anymore, but still enjoys starring moments

Oregon high school sports season pushed back

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.
Hops won't play in 2020 as minor league baseball season scrapped

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The long-expected decision to cancel the season was announced on Tuesday as coronavirus outbreaks escalate.
Running provides closure for Oregon State University graduate

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Wilsonville resident completes a 15-kilometer run as a graduation celebration
Blazer5 Gaming sets sights on NBA 2K League championship

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The esports craze is video-game basketball, played five-on-five just like the Blazers players on the court.
Northwest League won't start this week

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops won the league championship last September, but their title defense is on hold because of COVID-19.
Jesuit's Mick Abel drafted in first round by Phillies

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Crusader right-hander was taken with the 15th pick of the first round on Wednesday.
Hillsboro Hops sells branded face masks to help Community Action

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The team is parterning up with Baseballism to sell a limited number of face masks to help stop the virus.
Endurance Sports Coalition wants to help races impacted by virus

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Endurance Sports Coalition was founded and is largely funded by endurance sports heavyweights, such as Ironman.
Going the Social Distance Relay motivates others during pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Portland resident Amy Theberge organized the relay to help people stay active physically and mentally.
OSAA cancels all remaining spring activities, state championships

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Oregon's high school athletes see their hopes of spring-season competition end
Basketball: Sherwood girls earn all-conference accolades

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Sophomore Klaira Ray is a second-team pick, while three others tabbed honorable mention
Basketball: Bowmen sweep top Pacific Conference honors

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Sherwood senior point guard Jamison Guerra is named the Player of the Year again
OSAA delays start of spring sports season

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

COVID-19 spread puts spring sports season in holding pattern, waiting game through April 28
Sherwood seniors set to step up to the collegiate level

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Bowmen senior Caleb Hagan, a state-champion sprinter, to run for University of Idaho
High school spring sports season is put on hold

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Oregon School Activities Association suspends competition and practices through at least March 31
Basketball: Sherwood's record-setting season ends at Jefferson

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Bowmen fall to the Democrats in Saturday's Class 6A state playoff second-round tilt
Basketball: Sherwood boys tip Gresham in OT thriller

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Asher Krauel hits six straight free throws, help the Bowmen advance in the state playoffs
Wrestling: Sherwood steps up big at state tournament

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Ethan Ritchie, Bryan Cuthbertson reach the finals for the Bowmen at the Class 6A tourney
Basketball: Sherwood boys wrap up perfect conference season

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The Bowmen get an 85-43 victory at Glencoe to go 12-0 in Pacific Conference games
Basketball: Sherwood girls tip Tide in last-second thriller

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Senior Julia Leitzinger's late 3-pointer gives the Lady Bowmen a 34-32 Pacific Conference win
Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin wrestlers set for state

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Bowmen junior Bryan Cuthbertson is the No. 1 seed at 220 pounds for the Class 6A tourney
Swimming: Inspired Folsom captures state gold

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Sherwood High School senior swims to victory in the 200-yard freestyle event
Sherwood's Trost takes second in Metro ski race

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The Tigard High School girls come away with another sweep in the slalom competition
Cuthbertson, Ritchie get their district titles

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Sherwood takes second place at the Pacific Conference district wrestling tournament

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Opinion

Oregon's Tobias Read has learned from Three Little Pigs

September 25, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Dr. Carl Anderson

Damascus resident Dr. Carl B. Anderson endorses reelection of state treasurer

History Notes: 'If it's a goodie, it came from Woody'

September 23, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion June Reynolds

It might not surprise you to learn that Sherwood residents enjoyed sweets in the past just as they do now.

Chamber is a force for good in Sherwood community

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: The Sherwood Chamber of Commerce's executive director explains how his organization works.
Achieving equity: Oregon students deserve a money-back guarantee

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: If public schools can't provide a full day of instruction, parents should get a refund and explore other options
We need more affordable housing, for all of us

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: We cannot allow the gap between the wages and the cost of living to get too large.
Addiction is a health issue that deserves a health-based response

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Opinion: As medical providers we know incarceration doesn't equal treatment. That's why we're voting 'yes' on Measure 110.
Our Opinion: Swift action needed to address Oregon wildfires

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Global warming is here and the effects are devastating, but good policy can mitigate the dire consequences.
Invest in your disaster preparedness plan

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: Better Business Bureau recommends important steps to be ready when, not if, disaster strikes.
Anyone can help during disasters, train as CERT member

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Citizen volunteers in Community Emergency Response Teams busy during wildfire evacuations.
In Sherwood, a school year like no other

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: Sherwood School District families and staff will make this a special year despite the difficulties.
Random acts of kindness, and don't forget the coffee

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: Chop Chop Chicken Sundaes food truck provides free meals for evacuees and law enforcement during fires.
History Notes: A pandemic history in Sherwood and beyond

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

COVID-19 is the latest public health calamity to hit us, but it's far from the first.
Our Opinion: Extreme weather and disease won't just blow over

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The challenges vexing us now are challenges we will likely have to continue to deal with as our world changes.
Fight for equality continues 30 years after disabilities act signed

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: The ADA is great, but my personal experience shows enforcement is key to curbing discrimination in Oregon
Psilocybin therapy could help Oregonians who suffer from anxiety

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: It's time to shed the stigma over mental health and expolore this 'breakthrough' therapy
Simple, everyday actions can help preserve Oregon's outdoor spaces

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: What my Mexican grandma taught me about conservation (Hint: it involves Tupperware)
Restricting Oregon's stable supply of hydropower would be a mistake

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

OPINION: Flexible spills, not dam breaching, is the best way to protect the region's fish populations
Our Opinion: Back to school...well, sort of

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

It's a bizarre start to the school year, but we know better days lie ahead. Let's all stay safe and make the most of it.
Habig: Lessons learned from prostate cancer

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'Procrastination can kill. Take action soon so that you may offer love and support to those around you...'
Alberta Alive could answer Black veterans' housing support needs

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Guest opinion: America needs to do better by Black veterans and providing affordable housing would be one solution.
Letters to the Editor: September 2020

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

This month's mailbag includes readers' thoughts on political protests, mask-wearing and more.
Pamplin President: Essential workers keep us moving. Now, let us help you

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

This Labor Day brings the value of workers into sharp focus. Thank you for all you do.
Our Opinion: There are heroes among us

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

We are honoring Pamplin Community Heroes this fall, and we need our readers' help.
A community with no local newspaper? That's bad news

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

CEO of nonprofit America's Newspapers asks 'What does a community lose when it loses its newspapers?'
Column: We all count, but even more so when the Census counts us

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

State Rep. Andrea Salinas: 'Building a world where these communities have what they need to thrive starts with Oregon getting a complete…
Column: Celebrating a century of voting by women

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Our nation is better for allowing the other half of our population to vote and serve.

Features

People of Providence - Meet Kevin J. Koomalsingh, M.D.

September 08, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Features Brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon

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Oregon Mandolin Orchestra posts online concerts for music lovers

August 03, 2020 Sherwood Gazette - Features Gabby Urenda

Due to COVID-19, the orchestra is posting concerts and performances online for others to enjoy.

Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Lake Oswego smoke/vape shop opens during pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Paradox, which has two other locations, opened in downtown Lake Oswego on March 30.
West Linn author memorializes labor rights pioneer

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Deborah Hopkinson's picture book, to be released in August, chronicles life of Frances Perkins
North Clackamas Christian School choir performs online

Sherwood Gazette - Features

State champions from last four years running united virtually to sing 'Nearer My God to Thee,' followed by 'Stand By Me'
Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Famous Portland drag show may close due to virus and other issues

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to the combination of COVID-19, rioting and homelessness, the famous drag show may close.
"Keep Classical Weird" podcast shows classical music in new light

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Casey Bozell's podcast examines the 'bizarre, eccentric and quirky parts' of the classical music world.
Mythical Mini Donuts brings sugary splendor to Sherwood & Newberg

Sherwood Gazette - Features

A George Fox student's two passions combine in a food stand dishing out doughnuts
Portland musician Michael Allen Harrison creates online content

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The longtime Portland musician has put videos and music online every day since the COVID-19 forced show cancellations
Tualatin cowboy poet Tom Swearingen writes first book

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The 106-page book titled, 'Reflection,' is a collection of 46 poems by Swearingen.
Portland's Rose City Rollers focus on safety as program reopens

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The organization is focused on safety first as program plans for resuming skating at The Hangar at Oaks Park.
Ovation Coffee & Tea brings a taste of Morocco to Lake Oswego

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The third location opened at the Mary's Woods retirement community last month.
A silent retirement: OBT's Capizzi marks end of 17-year career

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The principal dancer joined Oregon Ballet Theatre in 2003 and ended her tenure earlier this year.
Portland graphic novelist Greg Rucka's movie debuts on Netlix

Sherwood Gazette - Features

'The Old Guard' by Rucka is about immortal soldiers and includes famous faces like Charlize Theron.
Beaverton 2D4D changes annual chalk art festival, creates video

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the nonprofit had to re-imagine the annual La Strada dei Pastelli Chalk Art Festival.
Imagine Possibilities receives $10,000 grant from Lendio

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The center, which is located in Aloha, was one of 23 winners from more than 400 that applied for the grant.
Beaverton teacher and student receive national honors

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution says it's rare for recipients to be from the same district.
Mint farmer Mike Seely wins export assistance scholarship, funds

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The Clatskanie resident was one of 14 local entrepreneurs to receive funds from Greater Portland Inc.
Celebrate Hillsboro will look different this year due to COVID-19

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The city of Hillsboro is inviting community members to celebrate 'wherever they are.'
St. Paul Rodeo awards scholarships despite COVID-19 cancellation

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Local youth Zach Brentano, Isabela Hockett earn $4,000 each toward their education.
Newberg's Habitat for Humanity ReStore adds online presence

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The Newberg facility launches a website where customers can view items for sale.
Hillsboro Civic Center installs new art on elevators

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The artwork, titled 'The Bridge of Love,' was created by Portland-based artist William Hernandez.
St. Helens Arts and Cultural Commission holds youth art contest

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The commission created the contest to inspire children's creativity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Portland theater hires over 50 artists with COVID-19 loan program

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Artists Repertory Theater created a company called, ART: Mercury Company, by using the Paycheck Protection Program.

Wheels

2020 Chevy Bolt EV Premier: Still breaking new ground

September 25, 2020 Jim Redden

The compact hatchback is now EPA rated at 259 miles on a full battery charge, while continuing to be a lot of fun to drive.

Volkswagen unveils new ID.4 Electric SUV for 2021 delivery

September 25, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

The ID.4 also comes with three years of fast charging with Electrify America at no additional cost, helping to reduce range anxiety.

2020 Ford Ranger leads in mid-size trucks

If you're looking for a truck that's a little smaller and better-handling than a full-size, you will like the Ford Ranger.
GMC unveils 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

Whether you are headed to the high desert or the coast, pulling a trailer or just enjoying the drive, the Yukon has got you covered.
Kia delivers a strong contender in the 2021 Seltos Turbo

A great all-around SUV for Northwest drivers, and it is definitely priced to please you.
2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited delivers

The solar panel roof prevents the 12-volt battery from being drained and adds an average of two miles of range a day.
Forth announces support for rideshare driver financing

The Fair Financing Pilot helps rideshare drivers buy electric vehilces to save gas and maintenance costs.
Alfa Romeo Stelvio delivers on its promise

On the road, the Stelvio is solid and confident, while offering plenty of power and eager handling.
2020 Honda CR-V Hybrid: Better than ever

The hybrid version of Honda's popular compact crossover SUV is the best version yet, and not just because of the remarkable mileage.
2020 Lexus ES 300h: Performance meets economy

The hybrid version of the mid-size luxury sedan dazzles with looks, tech and sophistication.
2020 Nissan Murano offers two-row luxury at an economy price

The mid-size SUV is so spacious, you'll think it is bigger than it really is, which makes it feel even more nimble.
2020 Mazda CX-9 Signature AWD: You know you want it

Go ahead, give into temptation. If you're in the market for a three-row, midsize crossover SUV, start with the 2020 Mazda CX-9.
IndyCar racing in Portland extended through 2023

A new three-year contract is signed even though the 2020 IndyCar Grand Prix of Portland was cancelled by COVID-19 concerns.
2021 Mercedes-AMG GLS63 is the world's most powerful three-row luxury SUV

The bottom line is that if you want near-supercar performance in a large SUV, Mercedes-AMG is leading the market right now.
2020 VW Tiguan SEL 4Motion: European quality at a low price

Volkswagen's compact crossover SUV continues offering refinement and value for small families.
2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S Coupe thrills with power, handling

The C63 S Coupe is the pinnacle of Mercedes-Benz' popular C-Class, and the AMG version is more than just the most powerful engine choice.
Cullinan is the Rolls-Royce of SUVs

The first-ever SUV from Rolls-Royce delivers all the luxury, power and sophistication you expect from the storied manufacturer.
2020 Cadillac XT6 Sport AWD: New icon for new times

The midsize, three-row crossover SUV sets itself apart with styling, refinement, and sporty options