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Jul 07, 2020
Sherwood Gazette - News
COVID-19 trends in Washington County show backward movement
Health officials say the county could be a long way away from having additional restrictions lifted.
Apr 24, 2020
Sherwood Gazette - News
Sherwood businesses fight to stay afloat during time of uncertainty
Three business owners cope with COVID-19 outbreak has some using video to reach customers and patients.
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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. -
COVID-19: New restrictions, more cases and deaths
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Oregon Health Authority releases updated statistics as Gov. Brown's new restrictions take effect. -
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 -
State of Oregon to enforce indoor mask rule over 4th of July…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Oregon Health Authority also announced 344 new cases of COVID-9 but no deaths on Friday, July 3. -
Rep. Bonamici set to present U.S. House plan to deal with…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon Democrat will be online. The plan by her committee would reach net-zero emissions by 2050. -
Tanya Ange named new Washington County administrator
Sherwood Gazette - NewsTanya Ange will begin her role overseeing all county employees and operations on August 24. -
Sherwood doctor, patients adapt to using telemedicine
Sherwood Gazette - NewsDoctors' appointments have been complicated by the coronavirus pandemic this year. -
Ardor Education offering new way to teach and learn
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSherwood resident and former teacher Matthew Thornton has created an online math skills program. -
Oregonians don't get memo, line up for hours at DEQ stations
Sherwood Gazette - NewsState has extended deadline for vehicles to pass emissions testing through at least Oct. 1. -
Gov. Brown extends face-mask requirement statewide
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe mask order takes effect Wednesday, July 1, as new COVID-19 cases mount up in Oregon. -
Minimum wage rises July 1
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon's minimum wage up to $13.25 in Portland metro area, $12 in standard counties and $11.50 in non-urban… -
Oregon officials: Exponential coronavirus increases likely ahead
Sherwood Gazette - NewsNew state projections say a recent surge in cases is likely to continue with hospitalizations likely to… -
Oregon governor frees 57 inmates vulnerable to COVID
Portland Tribune - NewsGov. Kate Brown says the commutation process is only for those with good conduct who have served much of… -
Police accountability bills head to votes in Oregon Legislature
Sherwood Gazette - NewsA committee restricts but does not ban chokeholds and tear gas; sets up a panel to study use of force. -
Washington County awards $625k to man attacked by jail deputy
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAlbert Molina was attacked by Deputy Rian Alden in 2018 during booking at the jail and spent 19 days in the… -
Midway shooting suspect arraigned on murder charges
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLisa Ann Akers has been charged in last Friday's slaying of Kara Ewing outside Hillsboro. -
Class of 2020 will go down in history
Sherwood Gazette - NewsRecent grads in Washington County share what it's like to lose their senior year to a pandemic. -
Washington County offers free mental health service amid pandemic
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFour counseling providers have partnered with the county for free services aimed at building pandemic… -
Suspect in custody after fatal Midway shooting
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLisa Akers was apprehended the morning after two people were shot south of Hillsboro. -
Two shot, one killed south of Hillsboro
Sherwood Gazette - NewsUPDATE: The suspect in the case was taken into custody Saturday morning, authorities say. -
Clackamas, Washington county chambers want independent reopening
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThirteen business organizations ask Gov. Kate Brown to be untethered from Multnomah County in COVID-19… -
Clackamas County: We need consistency from state on COVID-19
Sherwood Gazette - NewsElected commissioners express their 'consternation' over messaging from governor's office -
Oregonians react to Supreme Court ruling on DACA
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program aims to help those brought to the U.S. as children. -
Senators seek permanent status for immigrant 'dreamers'
Sherwood Gazette - NewsHouse passed bill a year ago; Oregon Democrats say it's the Senate's turn after Supreme Court ruling.
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Wyden helps load food boxes for needy in Tigard
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Riot declared at Portland protest near police union hall
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Women pilots plan world's first 'unmanned' air show
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Blazers guard CJ McCollum debuts signature wine
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Local clubs sign on with PDX Stripper Strike demands
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Lawmakers consider $500 checks to unemployment applicants
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Police arrest Black man driving to work near protest, he says
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Third former Oregon City mayor supports Dan Holladay recall
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Kafoury: COVID precautions a reality until vaccine or cure
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Hardesty, Modica to serve on governor's police task force
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Yamhill County plans to buy refrigerated trailer for 'mass fatalities'
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Portland bureaus cease work on ODOT's I-5 Rose Quarter plan
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Zoo reopens after four months without visitors
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Racism entwined in Oregon's history
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Jeremy Christian sentenced to consecutive life sentences
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2-year-old killed in Milwaukie hit-and-run
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'Free press' isn't free - now, more than ever, it needs support
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Metro homeless tax committee membership under scrutiny
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