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Aug 01, 2020
Sherwood Gazette - News
Avamere at Sherwood pays tribute to essential workers with drive-thru sack lunches
The facility distributed about 42 lunches to police officers, nurses, retail workers and more on July 31.
Jul 28, 2020
Sherwood Gazette - News
Sherwood schools will be online-only for at least nine weeks
Superintendent Heather Cordie made the announcement of a 'comprehensive distance learning' model Tuesday.
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OHA: One more COVID-19 death, 285 new cases
Sherwood Gazette - NewsUmatilla County, which was rolled back to baseline status on Friday by Gov. Kate Brown, reported another 20… -
Sportswear giant Nike to lay off 500 workers
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe cuts to Nike's corporate workforce at its Beaverton-area world headquarters will be permanent. -
Oregon reports 416 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths; Multnomah added…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMultnomah, Marion and Hood River were added to the list due to coronavirus spread that cannot be traced to a… -
Meals on Wheels People asking for fans to keep seniors cool
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFans can be brought to the Meals on Wheels People central office from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7710 S.W. 31st Ave.… -
Washington County commissioners reject levy to support child care
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCommissioners said the proposal did not have broad enough support from cities, among other concerns. -
Washington County board puts salary commission measure on ballot
Sherwood Gazette - NewsVoters will decide whether to create an outside commission tasked with setting county board members' salaries. -
Governor: Counties must lower COVID-19 case numbers for…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCurrently, only one county in Oregon meets the standards that would allow for in-school instruction. -
Oregon sees record-high 14 deaths from virus on Tuesday,…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon Health Authority Director Patrick Allen issues a message of condolence as agency also reports 342 new… -
Washington County to open homeless camping facility in Hillsboro
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOfficials hope to relocate homeless people camping in four unmanaged camps to a managed camp to limit… -
Calls to defund police find little traction in suburbs
Sherwood Gazette - NewsPortland's largest suburban communities approach police reform and budget cuts with caution -
Rich Vial's long-shot run for secretary of state fails
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe former Republican state representative from Scholls had hoped to be a nonpartisan candidate for office. -
In-N-Out Burger could be in Tualatin in a year or so, other…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsA project manager says Beaverton, Happy Valley, Hillsboro, Oregon City all possible sites for the burger… -
Tualatin's West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta canceled
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe annual event draws thousands to the Lake at the Commons each year to watch races involving the giant… -
Young children fall out of windows in three separate incidents
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Washington County Sheriff's Office and Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue urge parents about window safety. -
Oregon governor announces new steps to curb spread of coronavirus
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAs numbers rise, children must wear face coverings, outdoor venues now at 100, restaurants and bars close… -
Students heading back to class will need masks
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon will distribute 5 million masks for school children and staff to help them stay safe under updated… -
Nike 'building a flatter, nimbler company,' confirms layoffs
Sherwood Gazette - NewsIt's unclear how many employees at the Beaverton-area sportswear giant will be affected. -
Portland Community College builds contact tracer training program
Sherwood Gazette - NewsStudents can learn to trace cases of COVID-19 during a two-week program that will launch Aug. 3. -
Mythical Mini Donuts brings sugary splendor to Sherwood & Newberg
Sherwood Gazette - NewsA George Fox student's two passions combine in a food stand dishing out doughnuts -
Washington County board considers after-school programs levy
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe proposed levy would raise $125 million over five years to expand and support after-school programs for… -
Metro refers controversial transportation measure to Nov. 3…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSome businesses oppose the referral of the $5.2 billion payroll tax measure because of the economic downturn. -
How to keep your mental health in an overwhelming world
Sherwood Gazette - NewsDr. Brianne Henry-McAllister outlines advice for staying strong psychologically during a period of turmoil. -
Chief, mayor confident in Sherwood police protocols
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe topic has come up at both the local and national level since the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. -
2021 Oregon International Air Show to feature all female pilots
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOfficials say there has never been an air show with entirely female performers. -
Oregon joins lawsuit against federal rule aimed at international…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAttorney general says $145 million from 13,000 students is in jeopardy if online classes barred. -
Oregon Gov. Brown sets new COVID-19 rules: Ban on indoor social…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsBrown releases new guidelines Monday, July 13, in hopes of stopping new increases in infections. -
Washington County ordered to write new wildlife area protections
Sherwood Gazette - NewsState regulators issued the order in May following years-long efforts by residents to bring better… -
Rallies between two groups in Sherwood raucous but peaceful
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMembers of a group supporting President Trump in a All Kids Matter rally face off with members of a Black… -
Historic Oregon cemeteries could ban Confederate flag
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCommission discussion in mid-July focuses on an advisory position paper urging cemetery groups to reject… -
Rep. Susan McLain to hold community conversation on police reform
Sherwood Gazette - NewsWashington County Sheriff Pat Garrett and other elected and law enforcement officials will participate in the… -
Tricounty reopening on hold as COVID-19 deaths, cases increase
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon Gov. Kate Brown has linked Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties together for moving to Phase 2. -
Tigard's St. Vincent de Paul gets generous food donations
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLeaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gives food pantry 1,000 pounds of food, $2,500… -
Psilocybin therapy initiative qualifies for November ballot
Sherwood Gazette - NewsIf approved, the drug could be used in Oregon to treat mental illnesses like depression and anxiety starting… -
Ugly-fruit cider raising funds for hungry in Portland area
Sherwood Gazette - NewsClackamas-based cider company's program takes donated apples, fruits, berries and turns them into a… -
Summer camps moving forward with new social distancing measures
Sherwood Gazette - NewsNorth Clackamas Parks & Recreation District to offer more than two dozen programs for kids, adults -
COVID-19 trends in Washington County show backward movement
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHealth officials say the county could be a long way away from having additional restrictions lifted.
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Gresham celebrates first Black man to serve on City Council
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1,500 electric bikes hitting Portland streets next month
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Wall of Moms leader ousted after clash
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Portland protests stay calm as state troopers take watch
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Council bars Portland police from working with feds
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Portland mayor apologizes for use of tear gas on protesters
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Portland police: July homicides spike, most in 30 years
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Federal courthouse architects: It's just a manmade structure
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Legislators float new idea: Move fed courthouse out of Portland
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Black-led group Reimagine Oregon unveils sweeping reforms
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Oregon leaders honor John Lewis as 'fierce warrior'
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Barr: Portland protests 'an assault on U.S. government'
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Hardesty talks policy as police union demands investigation
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Portland's Saturday night protest declared riot, arrests made
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DOJ: Feds to stay in Portland until protests stay peaceful
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After 50 protests, Portland unrest becomes a national story
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Hardesty to Wheeler: Rein in your police or give me command
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Portland protester describes beating by federal officers
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