Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Bullseye and plaintiffs settle class-action lawsuit
Early statements by government before the facts were in led to a lawsuit...and now it is settled
Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Impaired driver flips car on McLoughlin Blvd
Motorists driving south on Highway 99-W saw this sports car zooming past -- then crash and flip
Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
'Ross Island Sand & Gravel' closes its concrete division
A division of a prominent local business closes down, to further its efforts in another division
Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
PBOT 'Gravel Streets Service' reaches Brentwood-Darlington
Suddenly, city trucks are out grading dirt streets. Here's what the new program provides...
Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Wanted man crashes, bolts; arrested on Glenwood Street
The chase involved two counties and several jurisdictions -- but the bad guy was caught
Feb 01, 2019
The Bee - News
New Southeast plan to 'turn this train around'
An artifact from the Brooklyn Railyard still lives -- and it is to be reinstalled near OMSI soon
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'Tighty-whitie Bandit' strikes Foster Dollar Tree store
The Bee - NewsMany and varied are the disguises employed by those commiting crimes; but this one takes the cake -
Car slams into Sellwood's Les Schwab at midnight; driver flees
The Bee - NewsWhen a car is speeding and attempts a tight right-hand turn, this is what happens... -
Local Post Offices prepared for postal increase
The Bee - NewsThe costs of a First Class letter and various other postal services are going up again -
Paving inches along in Powell Blvd 'safety project'
The Bee - NewsA Powell Boulevard safety improvement project is finally picking up some steam at the finish -
Hazeltine Park dedicated by man it was named after
The Bee - NewsThis new park was established, then closed for upgrading; and now it's officially open again -
'Slipped foot' sends car into 82nd Avenue thrift store
The Bee - NewsIt was not a good month for keeping cars out of commerical buildings in Inner Southeast -
CHS Senior hosts 'open mic' program at Artichoke Music
The Bee - NewsA Cleveland High senior has established an 'Open Mic' feature at Brooklyn's Artichoke Music -
Errol Heights Park's final improvement concepts presented
The Bee - NewsThe plans for a Brentwood-Darlington park are beginning to solidify after public input -
Smoldering mattress fire smokes up Woodstock home
The Bee - NewsSomehow a mattress caught fire but, other than that, fire officials give the residents high marks -
Foster Road's 'Benson Bubbler' boosted
The Bee - NewsIt's historic, it's brass, it's refreshing, and it's mostly downtown. Now the one on Foster is gone -
'Longest Night' vigil held at Foster Road shelter site
The Bee - NewsThe shortest day and longest night of the year was the pretext for a vigil on S.E. Foster Road -
Violent Woodstock Boulevard three-car smashup in the rain
The Bee - NewsSometimes you don't even need an intersection to have a three-car crash, if it's raining -
Another old water main bursts - this time, in Brooklyn
The Bee - NewsOld water mains are routinely breaking in cities up and down the West Coast; Portland, too... -
The weather year just past, in Southeast Portland
The Bee - NewsClosing the book on the weather of 2018: Was it really as dry a year as it seemed to be...? -
Artists show art and skills in Southeast 'Open Studios'
The Bee - NewsAt this year's Southeast 'Open Studios' tour, THE BEE stopped in to visit three new artists at work -
Castparts 'Health Assessment' comments extended into March
The Bee - NewsThe deadline for public comments on the DEQ's recent report clearning Casparts is extended -
BUSINESS BRIEFS
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'Pushing the wrong pedal' leads to Flavel Street crash
The Bee - NewsSo many traffic accidents happen simply because a driver manages, somehow, to 'hit the wrong pedal' -
Police search in vain for wanted man in Westmoreland
The Bee - NewsSalem was searching for a wanted man in Southeast Portland, and Portland Police were there to help -
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Ross Island Sand & Gravel closes concrete division
Business Tribune - NewsA long-term business decision for Ross Island Sand & Gravel was announced Jan. 15 at a meeting of the… -
Invasive pests may be lurking in your Christmas tree
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon Department of Forestry: Don't throw old trees in yards or forests where elongate hemlock scale could… -
SE teacher surprised: National award - and cash
The Bee - NewsA young Southeast teacher achieves, to her amazement, a national award for excellence -
Steam whistles on the wind herald the travels of the 'Holiday…
The Bee - NewsThe atmospheric December steam-train rides through Oaks Bottom keep gaining in popularity -
Year-end update: Eastmoreland 'Historic District' still stalled
The Bee - NewsThe controversial Historic District plan for Eastmoreland remains in legal limbo.... -
OHA explains Precision Castparts 'safe' analysis
The Bee - NewsSome residents near the plant are not yet convinced by the recentlly-released scientific analysis -
Paved-over valve slows repair of gas main break on 49th
The Bee - NewsA municipal mishap when the street was repaved complicated fixing the contractor's mishap -
Cleveland's Junior Varsity football has memorable season
The Bee - NewsThe Junior Varsity team is special at Cleveland High; they did very well this year in competition -
Sellwood Park 'kitchen' house at last gets new roof
The Bee - NewsThat hugely mossy and fern-y roof in Sellwood Park is finally being fixed, as it the house under it -
Sellwood-Westmoreland Christmas Tree decorated in record time
The Bee - NewsThe handsome and prominent fir tree this year was lit with bright, colorful new LED lights -
Brooklyn Park 'Friends': Fundraising gala to support summer…
The Bee - NewsIf Portland Parks won't do it anymore, in Brooklyn, neighbors step up to do it themselves -
'Time Travel' mural on Powell celebrates birth of artist's son
The Bee - NewsThe muralist discloses the personal motivation he had to create this mural along Powell Boulevard -
'Peace Poles' appear in Southeast
The Bee - NewsSoutheast Portland Rotary has mounted several of these totems of peace -- a Rotary project -
Somebody's gotta to do it: Woodstock resident 'grabs' litter
The Bee - NewsHere are your answers to: Who is that man in Woodstock, and what is he always doing? -
Drivers 'educated' by cops at Holgate crosswalk
The Bee - NewsNo matter how often the police do these clearly-marked missions, drivers ignore the signs
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Greenlick, Post stripped of committees amid Capitol culture change
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Catlin Gabel topples Westview at Regional Science Bowl
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Rep. Blumenauer goes to battle for the bees
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Grand jury: Fatal shooting of Andre Gladen justified
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Driver arrested for DUII after car crashes into home
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PSU poll shows majority want campus police disarmed
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You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue
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Honk if you think 16-year-olds should be allowed to vote
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Collusion or dialogue? Portland police texts raise questions
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Carbon tax proposal runs into generation gap
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Oregon Republican Party re-elects Bill Currier as chair
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Capitol interns, staff use lawsuits to slam harassment, hostile environment
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Police: Dog euthanized due to injuries caused by attack
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Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Feb. 15
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Report: Traffic costs average Portland driver $1,600 a year
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FBI: 21-year-old ate meth before diverting flight to PDX
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Local artists amped for Wizard World Comic Con
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At Portland's 'Youth 911,' students get 15K calls a year
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You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue
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Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?
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Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle
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From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered
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Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds
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Rattling the data shakes out changes
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Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'
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Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries
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Rattled: A different path back to the classroom
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Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field
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Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries
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Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?
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Concussion leaves teen injured and isolated
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The Concussion Gap
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Enforcement of concussion rules sometimes spotty in leagues
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Changing Latino soccer culture
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Checking the blind spot
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Max's law shields young athletes
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