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Broadway Rose moves forward with $3.3M expansion
New rehearsal space, costume/scene shop, administrative offices to be added
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Oregon’s congressional delegation stacks up millions in…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsDemocrats offer dozens of proposals as 2022 federal budget process opens to 'community project requests' -
Library receives $3,000 antiracist grant
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe national award will allow for the purchase of books for the Sherwood Public Library that discuss race,… -
TVF&R: Barn destroyed in Sherwood-area fire
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFirefighters reported they were able to contain the fire and protect nearby structures. -
Robin Hood Festival set for September
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe annual event, which attracts hundreds to Sherwood's Old Town area, is a go after being cancelled last… -
Beauty, scent of lavender captivate Sherwood-area man
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCarriage House Lavender, located on the outskirts of Sherwood, provides many products containing lavender -
Brown: Oregon could lift COVID restrictions when 70% of…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsGovernor: 'It looks like we've crossed the tipping point of the fourth surge.' -
Legislature OKs extension of grace period for past-due rent
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHouse vote sends plan to Gov. Brown allowing time for state and federal aid to reach tenants and landlords. -
Tigard moves to address homeless issues
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCommunity service officer has made inroads addressing needs of the unhoused while still enforcing codes -
Oregon Convention Center to end mass vaccinations
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSecond-shots only to be given in June, with an end date set for June 19, organizers say. -
Oregon COVID-19 trends slowing, but Central Oregon remains hot…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMultnomah County showed a small drop in cases, cases in Clackamas rose and Washington County's metrics showed… -
Colorful mural added to Tigard's Main Street
Sherwood Gazette - NewsConsisting of 27 panels, 'Building Our New Landscape' was created by the community and installed on April 8. -
Oregon shifts COVID vaccine doses where demand is high
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSome blame political tensions for hesitancy by many to get a shot against the coronavirus -
Former Portland Fire deputy chief sues to get old job back
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLeadership dispute involving Portland Fire & Rescue and a Sherwood resident has spilled out into public view. -
Walk-ins accepted at two mass vaccination centers
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Oregon Convention Center and Clackamas Town Center are offering free vaccines without appointments. -
Business Briefs: Discovery Shop closes, Dave's Hot Chicken opens
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Discovery Shop, which carries upscale retail items, closes May 22; first Dave's Hot Chicken in state opens… -
Oregon Senate sends gun legislation to Gov. Brown
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFinal bill combines requirements for locks and safe storage with a ban on firearms in some public places. -
Washington County sets up 24-hour ballot dropsites
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOf 21 official dropsites throughout the county, the only indoor drop box is in Garden Home. -
Gov. Brown to ease COVID-19 restrictions across Oregon
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Oregon governor downgrades 15 counties, including Multnomah, as hospitalization rates stabilize. -
Owners get more time to rebuild after 2020 Labor Day wildfires
Sherwood Gazette - NewsTwo bills, both passed by Oregon House, also ease requirements for replacement homes and businesses. -
Group has ambitious plan for Portland Botanical Gardens
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFounders Sean Hogan, Paige Witte and Dan Pogust envision all-encompassing campus for plants and flowers. -
Rep. Nearman faces two criminal charges in Capitol breach
Sherwood Gazette - NewsRepublican lawmaker is indicted after surveillance footage and State Police investigation of December… -
Brown's new orders stir fight: 'I chose to save lives'
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAs Oregon leads nation with rate of new COVID-19 infections, some push back on new restrictions. -
House OKs gun storage combined with partial ban on public places
Sherwood Gazette - NewsBill heads back to Oregon Senate, which previously approved a broader ban on firearms in public places. -
Prescription would no longer be needed for pseudoephedrine
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon House passes bill that would require people to show photo ID and obtain it behind the counter. -
Agency gears up for more unemployment benefit claims
Sherwood Gazette - NewsBut acting director says he does not expect new lockdowns to result in an influx similar to pandemic onset. -
Tigard Shining Stars awards night set Friday
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAnnual event, sponsored by Chamber of Commerce, honors local citizens, businesses -
Bill proposes dental therapists to extend care in Oregon
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHouse passes plan to create state-licensed occupation between hygienists and dentists. -
Lionel Domreis turns 102
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFormer real estate company owner helped push construction of King City, Summerfield -
COVID-19 restrictions imposed on Multnomah, Clackamas, 13 more…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe 15 counties will move into the Extreme Risk category for at least three weeks on Friday, April 30. -
Bill gives homeowners two years to rebuild after wildfires
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHouse plan requires insurance companies to allow more time after the 2020 Labor Day blazes. -
Washington County looks to vaccine event for homeless in May
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCounty officials say logistical problems and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause have hindered vaccinations… -
Senate clears bill to ease motel conversions to housing
Sherwood Gazette - NewsPlan limiting land use challenges goes to Gov. Brown; federal money being used for purchases. -
Oregon House passes bills to change policing
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFive from official package, plus four related measures, move on to the Senate after weeks of work. -
Oregon gets sixth congressional district, but where?
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon is one of the winners, California a loser, in U.S. Census announcement about population increases and… -
Bonamici hears concerns of community colleges, students
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFederal aid is coming, but lawmaker is told that colleges would like help to maximize benefits. -
Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine OK'd for Oregon use soon
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup gave the thumbs up following approval from the Centers…
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Portland council approves $5.7 billion budget
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2 deaths in 100 days at Oregon youth correctional centers
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Portland, Gresham police: 2 dead, 2 wounded in shootings
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Holocaust 'hate speech' seen on Portland apartment for days
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Forest Grove cop arrested for role in BLM flag incident
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Poll: 70% of Oregonians say economy is rigged against them
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Blumenauer, Ruiz add support for Oregon civics education
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Head of embattled Portland Civic Life bureau to leave
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23-year-old running for seat on Lake Oswego School Board
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Shootout with police ends in attempted murder charge
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Ginny Burdick confirmed for regional power council seat
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Bill aligns Oregon's congressional redistricting with legislative…
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$26M plan for Behavioral Health Center in Portland OK'd
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Low demand shuts Clackamas clinic, 40% of county vaccinated
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Portland mulls building review reform to spur development
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Three charged with violent attacks on women in Oregon and Nebraska
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Portland area teacher's union seeks superintendent's firing
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$800K suit: Hillsboro Fire & Rescue chiefs favor white males
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