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Sherwood Gazette - News
Hanlon named Sherwood police chief
Sherwood police veteran with 27 years of police experience appointed to take helm of Sherwood Police Department
Sherwood Gazette News
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PCC Foundation accepting scholarship applications
Sherwood Gazette - NewsAwards range from $700 to $5,000 per year, and the average scholarship is $1,800. -
Tigard native Dan Rayfield tabbed for Oregon House speaker
Sherwood Gazette - NewsRayfield, who represents a House district in Corvallis, is Democrats' choice to succeed Tina Kotek. -
Sherwood residents criticize plans to cut down trees, build homes
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Cedar Creek Gardens subdivision has drawn ire from some neighbors over the potential for tree removal. -
Service nonprofits could get grants from Beaverton church group
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Southminster Presbyterian Church Foundation has more than $13,000 to distribute to eligible organizations. -
Sherwood police chief candidates narrowed to three
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCandidates include Ty Hanlon, police captain who has been with city since 2009 -
Oregon Capitol to start bag searches, use of metal detectors
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMove follows 2020 entry by protesters and 2021 expulsion of lawmaker who aided them, and new ban on firearms. -
Biden names Oregon housing director to HUD regional position
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMargaret Salazar spent 10 years at the federal agency before her 2016 appointment to lead Oregon's housing… -
Oregon investigating private pop-up COVID-19 testing sites
Sherwood Gazette - NewsCenter for COVID Control under investigation after nationwide complaints of falsified, missing results -
Sherwood to add monuments to Veteran's Park
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe city received $20,183 from Oregon Parks and Recreation Department to help fund monuments to nation's wars -
TriMet to limit 20 bus lines starting Monday
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe regional transit agency will reduce service 9% on Jan. 10 because of severe staffing shortage. -
Bonamici: Build Back Better 'will make a difference'
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOregon Democrat says she maintains hope for final approval of President Biden's plan, which passed the House… -
Oregon legislator seeks to give citizens voice on tolling
Sherwood Gazette - NewsClackamas County Republican Bill Kennemer hopes measure will tap into increasing voter frustration with… -
Tigard, Tualatin officials watch for flooding
Sherwood Gazette - NewsBoth cities are closely watching the Tualatin River as it approaches flood stage, which will likely be… -
Clackamas meat distributor issues mass recall over E. coli fears
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOver 28,000 pounds of ground beef recalled Thursday by Interstate Meat Distributors -
Microchip reunites Ella Bella, owner four years later
Sherwood Gazette - NewsElla Bella went missing in 2017 while the family was moving from Canby to Portland. Fortunately, she was… -
SoS: Nick Kristof does not qualify to run for governor
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Yamhill native and former New York Times columnist criticized the decision and said he will appeal. -
Kotek to step down early as Oregon House speaker
Sherwood Gazette - NewsDemocratic candidate for governor sets Jan. 21 for departure as leader and member; succession is unclear. -
2021 boating deaths remain above pre-pandemic levels in Oregon
Sherwood Gazette - NewsFrom 2010 to 2019, an average of 14.1 people died yearly in boating accidents. -
Mental health expert to aid officers in four WashCo cities
Sherwood Gazette - NewsA clinician and officer will respond to mental health/behavioral calls in Tigard, Tualatin, Sherwood and King… -
Peter Courtney will leave Legislature after record 38 years
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Salem Democrat championed mental health and the institution itself; he has led the Senate for a record 20… -
Washington County could get windfall for drug treatment
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOfficials may put money from a settlement with opioid manufacturers toward programs in Hillsboro and… -
Brian Clem wraps up 15 years in the Oregon House
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSalem Democrat took lead role in land use issues, including Washington County reserves and Metolius… -
Tigard moves forward with plans for new reservoir
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe city will build the 3 million gallon facility off of Bull Mountain Road to help meet River Terrace water… -
Sherwood resident reaching out to brand new moms
Sherwood Gazette - NewsMaria Berglund is founder of In Kind Boxes, an organization that supports new mothers -
Pandemic: Entering Year 3
Sherwood Gazette - NewsIn Oregon, COVID-19 infections are rising as the latest variant of the novel coronavirus sweeps through the… -
Medical Teams International makes 1,500 hygiene kits for tornado…
Sherwood Gazette - NewsVolunteers for the Tigard-based nonprofit packed the kits for victims of the Kentucky tornadoes. -
2021 IN REVIEW: Transformative times for WashCo schools
Sherwood Gazette - NewsK-12 schools are almost back to normal after a tumultuous year. Getting there has been a journey. -
Sams' moment: 'Front-row seat to the U.S. Constitution'
Sherwood Gazette - NewsEastern Oregon man settles into his new role as head of the National Park Service. -
Omicron variant has a grip on hospitals, state concerns
Sherwood Gazette - NewsLegislative session could be delayed as Oregon wrestles with rising COVID cases -
Washington County Kids announces grant awards, poster contest
Sherwood Gazette - NewsRecently awarded grant funding will help support after-school programming for youth in Washington County. -
With more snow in Portland area, officials urge travel caution
Sherwood Gazette - NewsSome government offices in northwest Oregon are closed all day, while others will open two hours late. -
Sunday snow sparks fun, few problems
Sherwood Gazette - NewsA Winter Storm Warning is in effect through 4 a.m. Monday with the most snow at the higher elevations. -
Infrastructure plan pumps money into Oregon's drinking water
Sherwood Gazette - NewsThe Beaver State is slated to receive more than $92 million in 2022 for clean drinking water projects. -
Washington County lends hand up to Afghan refugees
Sherwood Gazette - NewsOfficials dropped off almost 1 ton of food at the Muslim Educational Trust in Tigard. -
Washington County family wins two Oregon Farm Bureau awards
Sherwood Gazette - NewsJacque Duyck Jones won the 2021 County Farm Bureau Woman Award, while her father, Larry Duyck, was also… -
Oregon governor extends pandemic emergency declaration
Sherwood Gazette - NewsKate Brown says the step is required to prepare for a surge in the omicron variant; she rescinded most others…
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Biden names Oregon housing director to HUD regional position
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Fagan agrees Supreme Court should decide Kristof eligibility
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Not all schools are warning students about fentanyl dangers
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Oregon legislator seeks to give citizens voice on tolling
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Merkley: One year after Jan. 6, Senate must defend voting rights
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SoS: Nick Kristof does not qualify to run for governor
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Does Oregon consider Nick Kristof a resident? It depends.
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With more snow in Portland area, officials urge travel caution
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Where to find a warming shelter in metro area
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Lloyd Center shoppers are still coming
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Medical experts urge COVID-19 vaccination, precautions
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Infrastructure plan pumps money into Oregon's drinking water
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Washington County lends hand up to Afghan refugees
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Election officials question Kristof's Oregon residency
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Miss Oregon Abigail Hayes places 5th at Miss America Pageant
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Wyden: Path still open to social, climate change supports
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Tualatin police: Robber grabs cash from Columbia Bank
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Oregon prepares $270 million for drug treatment centers
Portland Tribune - News
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