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Feb 15, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - News

Sherwood High student attends press conference to promote school safety measures

Hailey Hardcastle joins Gov. Kate Brown to promote two bills to fund the Oregon Safe to Learn Act.

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.

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Sherwood council objects to bill it says could threaten older,…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Council worries about HB 2001, which it believes could pave way for expansive mult-family housing on…
From an IHOP to a family fun center, Sherwood projects move…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Numerous retail and commerical ventures are underway throughout the city including construction of the city's…
Tigard religious education teacher sentenced to two years in…

The Times - News

Police seek other victims of Muhammad Laftah Hasan in both Oregon and Washington.
TriMet mulls elevated light rail in Tigard, saving Village Inn…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Last Thursday, TriMet officials released proposals to relieve congestion along Upper Boones Ferry Road
School committee's plan looks to transform K-12 education

Beaverton Valley Times - News

State tries to avoid one-size-fits-all improvement proposals by tailoring plans to districts' needs
Measles exposure locations identified

Portland Tribune - News

Public Health officials in Clark County, Wash., include potential locations including Portland International…
Five dead in domestic violence incident in Clackamas County

Portland Tribune - News

UPDATE: Suspect and deceased victims in 'horrific' incident are identified, two injured victims are…
Sherwood seeks volunteers for budget committee

Sherwood Gazette - News

The commitment runs through 2022; committee members help the City Council craft the annual budget.
Ross Island Sand & Gravel closes concrete division

Beaverton Valley Times - News

A long-term business decision for Ross Island Sand & Gravel was announced Jan. 15 at a meeting of the…
U.S Census needs you -- for American Housing Survey

Clackamas Review - News

90 locals in tricounty Metro area to be hired to help develop key funding statistics
Grants available for programs within Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Deadline of Feb. 18 draws near for efforts that benefit residents, programs, opportunities within city.
Andy Duyck ends 24 years on Washington County board

Beaverton Valley Times - News

'It's difficult to walk away ... but I am excited about my future life,' outgoing board chairman says after…
District to collect unwanted pesticides

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Sign up by Friday for the collection, which takes place Saturday, Feb. 2, in Cornelius.
Legislature: Baby on Board

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Oregon could become first state with universal home visits for families of all babies.
Three take seats on Washington County board

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Each acknowledges challenges of population growth and diversity in the biggest turnover of seats in 24 years…
Two dead in crash on Newberg-Dundee Bypass

The Times - News

Firefighters from Dundee Fire District, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Dayton Fire District and St. Paul Fire…
Wyden celebrates 915th Town Hall with visit to Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Wyden honors late sailor, answers health care, immigration questions and future of U.S.
Report: Legislative leaders failed to curb harassment

Beaverton Valley Times - News

UPDATE: Detailed report points to an atmosphere of fear that cast a pall over lawmakers and legislative staff.
Welcome the 2019 'class' of the Oregon Legislature

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The newspaper offers a wide array of stories as the next session gets ready to be gaveled-in, later this…
Beer, wine 'sin taxes' won't be part of state budget brew

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Craft beer and fine wine are big business in Oregon, and they could avoid new taxes.
Governor sees big pay-off in bigger education bucks

Beaverton Valley Times - News

K-12 students, teachers are winners in Brown's ambitious proposed two-year budget.
Sherwood resident at center of health care battles

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Patrick Allen of Sherwood runs the Oregon Health Authority; he's expecting a hectic legislative session.
Our Table Cooperative founder says it's relationships that make…

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The rural Sherwood store and farm, located at 13390 S.W. Morgan Road, marks five years in business.
Salem prepares for Year of the Woman 2.0

Beaverton Valley Times - News

More than three dozen female lawmakers will take their places at the table as Oregon's 2019 session begins in…
Who's who as Legislature reconvenes

Beaverton Valley Times - News

We take a look at the players, the leaders, the agenda and the challenges as the 2019 Legislature gets set.
Invasive pests may be lurking in your Christmas tree

Clackamas Review - News

Oregon Department of Forestry: Don't throw old trees in yards or forests where elongate hemlock scale could…
Hispanic candidates surging for elective offices

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Juan Carlos Gonzalez's election to Metro another step in a journey as new generation pushes to the forefront.
Wyden sets town hall in Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Meeting by Oregon Democrat is one of seven he plans to open 2019; he has conducted 913 of them since he was…
Washington County Sheriff's Office civilian employee accused of…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The investigation stretches from Washington County to Idaho, to the United Kingdom.
New TVF&R chief rises through ranks

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Deric Weiss to replace Mike Duyck at the fire district; Duyck retires in June from the position.
Funeral held Friday for Alter Wiener: author, speaker, Holocaust…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The man who spread the story of the horrors of Nazi Germany died last week after being hit by a car crossing…
New Year's resolutions: MAX route is a go; Beaverton and King…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Metro, the regional government, OKs a train route for Tigard, Tualatin, while four cities will grow westward…
Jury convicts former Tigard resident for defrauding investors

The Times - News

Harry Proudfoot faces decades in prison for fraud, money laundering regarding faux gold mine.
Navy veteran John McGuigan marks 100th birthday

The Times - News

McGuigan is responsible for helping save the USS North Carolina during WW II after it was struck by a torpedo.
Death at Washington County Jail leads to $10M payout

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Madaline Pitkin, 26, died while in custody at the Washington County Jail in Hillsboro.
Community colleges balk at governor's budgets

Beaverton Valley Times - News

An 'investment budget' would hold the line for community colleges, they say, while Brown's 'base budget'…

Regional News

Collusion or dialogue? Portland police texts raise questions

Portland Tribune - News
FBI: 21-year-old ate meth before diverting flight to PDX

Portland Tribune - News
Local artists amped for Wizard World Comic Con

Portland Tribune - News
At Portland's 'Youth 911,' students get 15K calls a year

Portland Tribune - News
Metro's waste dumps clogged as snow blocks Gorge landfill

Portland Tribune - News
Eats and design combine at new Portland podcast festival

Portland Tribune - News
Public gets a say on cap-and-trade proposal

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Democrats decry Trump declaration of emergency for wall funds

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon offers free fishing, crabbing this weekend

Portland Tribune - News
Wyden: Revamp tax breaks as part of 'Green New Deal'

Portland Tribune - News
GOP firebrand crashes Oregon's often-polite politics

Portland Tribune - News
Reser Center plans get city approval

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Employees share their stories during Black History Month observance

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Julie Young to leave Chess for Success after 21 years

Portland Tribune - News
Cell phone surcharge could help state bridge digital divide

Portland Tribune - News
From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered

Portland Tribune - News

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Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle

Portland Tribune - News
From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered

Portland Tribune - News
Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds

Portland Tribune - News
Rattling the data shakes out changes

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'

Portland Tribune - News
Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: A different path back to the classroom

Portland Tribune - News
Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field

Portland Tribune - News
Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion leaves teen injured and isolated

Portland Tribune - News
The Concussion Gap

Portland Tribune - News
Enforcement of concussion rules sometimes spotty in leagues

Portland Tribune - News
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

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Sherwood boys top Century to claim their title

February 16, 2019 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen clinch the Pacific Conference championship with a 66-49 road victory

It's a big day for Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin teams

February 15, 2019 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

Huge basketball games, Class 6A state swimming and district wrestling all slated for today

Sherwood boys step up to top Forest Grove

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen outscore the Vikings 35-16 in the second half of Friday's key Pacific Conference game
Sherwood's Folsom steps up at district swim meet

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen junior will be going to the state event in four races, including a pair of relays
Sherwood wrestlers pin down McMinnville

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen improve to 4-1 in Pacific Conference matches with their 57-9 victory
Century girls tip Sherwood in defensive battle

The Times - Sports

The Jaguars come away with a 27-26 win in Wednesday's Pacific Conference contest
Sherwood boys start fast, roll past Century

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen stay unbeaten in Pacific Conference action with their 70-50 victory
Sherwood boys run past Glencoe for conference win

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen improve to 5-0 in Pacific play, keeping them alone in first place in the standings
Sherwood grapplers battle to second at tourney

The Times - Sports

Bowmen senior Gaven Jolley, freshman Ethan Ritchie win titles at the invite held at Tualatin
Sherwood swimmers make waves in dual finale

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood girls win, boys get edged in Tuesday's Pacific Conference meet at Newberg
Sherwood basketball teams get sweep against Newberg

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen boys improve to 4-0 in Pacific Conference play, while the Lady Bowmen are now 3-1
Sherwood pins down Century for dual win

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen pass the 'Pin Chain' around in the 30-22 Pacific Conference victory
Sherwood pins Liberty for first Pacific Conference win

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen get seven pins, as they move to 1-1 in conference matches with 61-15 win
Sherwood boys win nail-biter at Forest Grove

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen move to 2-0 in Pacific Conference play with the 59-55 victory on Friday
Sherwood girls top Liberty in conference opener

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen step up on both ends to post a 43-33 home victory over the Falcons
Oregon City boys win intense battle with Sherwood

The Times - Sports

The Pioneers come away with a 64-56 in Friday's back-and-forth non-league contest
Play of the Day: The best from Jan. 4 in high school basketball

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Jan. 4
Sherwood girls start slow, but win big

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen open tourney play at Nike Interstate Shootout with win over David Douglas
Basketball tournaments to take the main stage

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood, Tigard and Tualatin girls teams, and the Tigers boys set for action this week
Sherwood boys go 1-2 at The Eight

The Times - Sports

Bowmen win their first game, but drop next two, at the Les Schwab Invitational event
Bowmen outlast West Salem in overtime

The Times - Sports

Sherwood comes through in the clutch to get a 65-59 victory in Tuesday's non-league game
Sherwood battles strong against Newberg

The Times - Sports

Bowmen show promise in their Pacific Conference match against the state powerhouse
Bowmen players earn Pacific Conference accolades

The Times - Sports

Sherwood seniors Colin Anderson, Carter Atkins, Jackson Barton garner top football honors
Wolves edge Sherwood in back-and-forth battle

The Times - Sports

The Tualatin girls get off to a 1-0 start to the season with their 41-38 road victory
Sherwood boys come back strong to top Beaverton

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen get a 64-56 win over the Beavers in Friday's basketball season-opener
Sherwood boys look to put things all together

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen, who join the Pacific Conference this year, are optimistic heading into the season

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Opinion

Gov. Brown: 'Get your children vaccinated ... holy smokes, this is basic science'

February 04, 2019 Portland Tribune - Opinion Portland Tribune

The measles outbreak was preventable and science has long debunked the rumors of unsafe vaccinations.

Our Opinion: Home visit law would be cash wisely spent

January 29, 2019 Portland Tribune - Opinion The Tribune

We applaud the universal nature of the proposed program: This isnÃ¢‚¬„¢t just aimed at underserved families, or low-income families, but everyone. Having a baby is stressful and harrowing. It doesnÃ¢‚¬„¢t matter who you are.

Johnson: As lawmakers, we can't give what we don't have

Portland Tribune - Opinion

Sen. Betsy Johnson, co-chair of the Joint Committee on Ways and Means, outlines spending challenges confronting lawmakers in the 2019…
Death of iconic actress reminds us of importance of theater

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Carol Channing died Tuesday at age 97; became synonymous with Broadway for her role in 'Hello Dolly!'
2019 Legislature: Ready, set, go!

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Our portion of Washington County has an outsized number of committee gavels and leadership experience this year.
Legislature: Make clarity, openness priorities

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

As lawmakers gather this week for 'Legislative days,' let's hope that public access to the work done by the public's civil servants remain…
Time once again to talk about time

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

State senator proposes eliminating twice-per-year time changes in favor of keeping daylight saving time.
Get real about PERS Crisis

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Lawmakers and this newspaper are wrong about best/worst ways to handle the state's PERS crisis.
Tough call crucial for easing PERS debt

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Using the personal kicker for one time only would put Oregon's K-12 schools in better financial position.
Local firefighters answered call to serve in California

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

All Oregon firefighters have returned home safe, bringing with them valuable experience with brush and forest fires.
League to discuss redistricting

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Redistricting comes up after the 2020 Census; it's time to find out what that means for Oregonians.
Ouster of Rep. Vial has impact on all of Oregon

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

He was an old-school moderate; and his departure secures Washington County as a Democratic stronghold.
Many thanks for all that Stan Lee taught me

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

My job is to be a storyteller; who better to learn from than one of the greatest storytellers of the 20th century?
It's finally over. What did we learn?

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County and the state are both leaning to the left; money doesn't always buy wins; and Oregon's election system is the best in…
Dreaming big for fairground

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Andy Duyck, outgoing Washington County Commission chair, has big plans for the County Fair Complex.
Community college helps students gear-up for future jobs

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Addressing the 'skills gap' for business and industry remains one of the challenges.
Who we endorse

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

It's too late to mail in your ballots; see the top of our webpage for a list of ballot drop-off sites in Washington County.
Give Harrington nod for county chair

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County has been run well but big challenges need new answers for coming years.
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Area residents weigh in on candidates and issues facing voters on Nov. 6 general election.
Vote 'no' on Measures 103, 104

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Both measures are solutions in search of problems, and should be rejected by voters.
To keep communities safe, vote 'no' on Measure 105

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Longtime law enforcement leader sees value in maintaining Oregon's 'sanctuary' status.
Letters to the editor

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

A Scout does outreach; elected officials reject Measure 105, which would overturn Oregon's 'Sanctuary' law.
Measure 102 deserves a 'yes' vote

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

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.

Features

Portland Community College: Give the gift of opportunity

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People of Providence – Meet Robert F. (Bob) Dwyer Jr.

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

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Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

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

Sustainable Life

Tanner Creek pump station spills 2,700 gallons of sewage

February 17, 2019 Pamplin Media Group

Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services responded to the sewer leak in Southwest Portland.

Metro's waste dumps clogged as snow blocks Gorge landfill

February 16, 2019 Meerah Powell/OPB

After one week, Metro regional government asks self-haulers to stop dumping at transfer stations

Public gets a say on cap-and-trade proposal

During the past two weeks, industry leaders and economists have given testimony on a massive proposal that would change Oregon's economy and make it…
Oregon offers free fishing, crabbing this weekend

No tags or licenses required to fish, crab or clam in Oregon on Feb. 16 and 17 of President's Day Weekend
Class differences

Portland neighborhoods fighting the hardest against the Residential Infill Plan tend to be more affluent and the least affected
Solar panel envy?

Nonprofit hosts program for folks to learn about growing community solar movement, which enables those without their own rooftops to share in solar…
Paddling the mightiest river of the West

Kayakers explore the 146-mile Lower Columbia River Trail, which extends from Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean
EARTHTALK: Green dry cleaners?

Dear EarthTalk: Is so-called eco-friendly dry cleaning a reality? Ã¢‚¬' Jane Krause, Garden City, NJ
Portland trucker spills 2,500 gallons of diesel on I-84

Police say James Altman of Portland was 'driving too fast' when he lost control of Space Age truck.
Sewer pipe sinkhole stops traffic in downtown Portland

The six-foot-deep chasm was first reported Friday, Feb. 8 on Salmon Street between 5th, 6th avenues.
100-year-old tree topples onto cars in downtown Portland

The fallen tree was cut into pieces in order to be removed from the street and sidewalk, reps say
Portland politicos sign on to Oregon Green New Deal

Chloe Eudaly, Juan Gonzalez, Sens. Ron Wyden, Jeff Merkley, Reps. Bonamici, Blumenauer back deal.
Yakama Nation opposes Maya Lin art installation at historic Celilo Falls

Project, the sixth and final in a series in the Northwest, is put on hold while talks continue
Footbridge over Burnside to close gap in 40-Mile Loop

The Barbara Walker Footbridge over West Burnside Street should be ready by September.
More oil trains could be coming to Portland, loaded with fossil fuel from Canada

Zenith Energy is expanding its terminal in Northwest Portland, to accommodate train shipments that would be transfered to ocean-going ships.
Let it flow during next Columbia River flood?

Some want to let the river flow onto nearby green areas rather than replace the levee that failed in the 1948 Vanport Flood disaster, but that might…
Legislators tell feds: No drilling off Oregon's coast

Three lamakers from the Coast model legislation on California's fight to prevent off-shore drilling.
Start your Valentines Day off right

Join several dozen people for an early-morning dip in the Willamette River, in the second-annual swim sponsored by the Human Access Project.

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