Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Southeast's Community Centers again menaced?
The annual dance begins...but this time a huge deficit at Parks makes the situation more worrisome
Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Cleveland High gets new logo 'identity'
A graduate of the historic high school steps up to drive an updating of its stylistic identity
Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
'Moreland Woods' looking likely to become burial plots
The new owners of the land seem to have changed their minds about its future as a possible park
Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Thousands of plants are revegetating Oaks Bottom
With the lagoon configuration changed, and the trail again open, replanting is now underway
Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Southeast's 'Dougy Center' granted $1 million
The huge gift means a lot to the Inner Southeast youth grief treatment facility on 52nd
Mar 01, 2019
The Bee - News
Complicated weather: Snow day, freezing temps, and a lot of rain
After a mild and rather dry fall and early winter, February struck -- as February often does
The Bee News
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Westmoreland to lose church, gain condos - and a new street
The Bee - NewsDeclining attendance at an urban church with a lot of land leads to a sale...and development -
'Bye Bye Birdie' takes flight in Franklin High Theater
The Bee - NewsFranklin High has been doing well with musical comedy; student actors are at it again -
Drunk driver finally stopped by police on Ross Island Bridge
The Bee - NewsAn impaired driver starting running into things north of Powell; stopped on Ross Island Bridge -
Creston Park playground update plans unveiled
The Bee - NewsUpgrades are planned to a century-old park (but a popular one) on Powell Boulevard -
'Winter Light Fest' again dazzles on Willamette's east bank
The Bee - NewsA new tradition on the east bank of the Willamette River grows -- with new sights to see -
'Rhine-Lafayette Overpass' reopens - elevators fixed!
The Bee - NewsA reliability problem is found involving MAX elevators; the Rhine St elevators are first to be fixed -
Remodeling blamed for starting Brentwood-Darlington house fire
The Bee - NewsA house cries for help, and the Portland firefighters respond -- in time to stop the fire early -
Neighbor subdues burglar with baseball bat in Foster-Powell
The Bee - NewsOne of the hazards of the burglary profession is homeowners with baseball bats -
'Youth Progress' mural dedicated in Brooklyn
The Bee - NewsThe street art of hand-painted murals is becoming more popular in Southeast; here's a new one -
'High Risk' traffic stop closes Foster Road
The Bee - NewsFull details of what led to the traffic stop have not been revealed; but apparently it was serious -
BUSINESS BRIEFS
The Bee - NewsBusiness Briefs are short news items about what's going on this month at Southeast businesses -
FROM THE EDITOR
The Bee - NewsThis month the editor turns his attention to what is -- or isn't -- going on in the street -
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
The Bee - NewsHere you'll find the latest reader input -- letters to the editor of THE BEE, for March -
Bullseye and plaintiffs settle class-action lawsuit
The Bee - NewsEarly statements by government before the facts were in led to a lawsuit...and now it is settled -
Impaired driver flips car on McLoughlin Blvd
The Bee - NewsMotorists driving south on Highway 99-W saw this sports car zooming past -- then crash and flip -
'Ross Island Sand & Gravel' closes its concrete division
The Bee - NewsA division of a prominent local business closes down, to further its efforts in another division -
New Southeast plan to 'turn this train around'
The Bee - NewsAn artifact from the Brooklyn Railyard still lives -- and it is to be reinstalled near OMSI soon -
Wanted man crashes, bolts; arrested on Glenwood Street
The Bee - NewsThe chase involved two counties and several jurisdictions -- but the bad guy was caught -
'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 -
PBOT 'Gravel Streets Service' reaches Brentwood-Darlington
The Bee - NewsSuddenly, city trucks are out grading dirt streets. Here's what the new program provides... -
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
The Bee - News'Business Briefs' are short news items about businesses around Inner Southeast Portland
Regional News
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Ray plans to step down as OSU president
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Fill 'er up? Rural lawmakers want to see changes at the pump
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Legislature's HR director retires with $12,000-a-month gig
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Merkley: treat asylum-seekers 'with respect and decency'
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City Hall staffer Berk Nelson now working for Umpqua Bank
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Multnomah County opens Gladys McCoy health department HQ
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PCC earns global honors for fighting climate change
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Coroner still inquiring into Hart family crash
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Oregon offshore oil drilling ban passes state Legislature
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'John Doe' ID'd in alleged carjacking on Hawthorne
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Michelle Obama's 'Becoming' tour lands at the Moda Center
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Jury finds man guilty of racially charged murder
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In one year, Portland police SROs arrest 17 at schools
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Courtney's apology: 'I must do better'
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Cities, counties: Don't make us pay for records delays
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Educators plan response to legislature's proposed funding
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Committee approves vaccine bill, devastating opponents
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Portland schools superintendent says ICE targeting parents
Portland Tribune - News
RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION
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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
Portland Tribune - News
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