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Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
SERT nabs prowler with a pistol near Sellwood Park
In the end, nobody was hurt, but SERT and a police negotiating team were involved before it was over
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
Eastmoreland imbroglio sparks rule change; state seeks your input
The controversy over creating an Historical District in Eastmoreland moves the state to change the rules
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
Tree collapse hits van at Powell Park, kills one
Cars hit trees, with often-fatal results. Thei s a strange case, in which a tree hit a car. And the result was fatal.
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
Big sewer project's big pipe is parked in Brooklyn
All that huge pipe in the lot northwest of Holgate and 17th is going into the ground on Powell Boulevard
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
Car strikes pedestrian crossing McLoughlin Blvd
We have no word on the current condition of the person who tried to cross illegally and was hit by a car
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
Businesses, neighbors, mull city's 'Sellwood Square' plan
The Portland Bureau of Transportation seeks to help businesses by letting them serve customers on the street
Aug 01, 2020
The Bee - News
New 'over-the-top' thrill ride constructed at Oaks Amusement Park
We told you when the parts for this arrived last month; now they've put the terrifying ride together!
The Bee News
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Oregon reports 299 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths
The Bee - NewsWeekly report also shows rise in cases, percentage of positive tests between July 27 and Aug. 2. -
Woodstock residents, sheltering at home, find boy's lost pet bird
The Bee - NewsThe bird was lost in Woodstock -- until neighbors got together to track him down and return him -
'Pop-up pantries' provided by Brentwood-Darlington families
The Bee - NewsA volunteer effort in Brentwood Darlington is helping to feed neighbors who could use the assistance -
COVID-19 changes how SE neighborhood and business assns. meet
The Bee - NewsNeighborhood Associations and Business groups are changing how they meet, during the pandemic -
Southeast's weather in first half of 2020: Fairly typical
The Bee - NewsHave we just had a really unusual first half of the year, in Southeast Portland weatahr? Doesn't look like it -
Neighbors sad about Sellwood Pool closure this summer
The Bee - NewsIt doesn't really seem like summer in Southeast Portland without the Sellwood Pool open; wait till next year -
Portland Parks rolls out summer 'Free Lunch + Play'
The Bee - NewsThe schools are closed for the summer, but the city is seeing to providng free lunches for kids needing them -
Clean-up volunteers cross neighborhood borders to help
The Bee - NewsA Southeast group gets together to perform needed services around here -- crossing neighborhood boundaries -
A 'paced restart' for Rose City Rollers roller derby
The Bee - NewsWith public events very slow to restart during the pandmic, here's what's new with roller derby at Oaks Park -
Eastmoreland neighbors host limited July 4th celebration
The Bee - NewsIt was the Fourth of July in Eastmoreland -- and the usual crowds and fun were eerily absent this year -
Business Briefs
The Bee - NewsThe Business Briefs are short news items of interest, from the Inner Southeast Portland business community -
From The Editor
The Bee - NewsJust when over-the-air free TV viewers thought they were through having to re-scan their television set... -
Letters To The Editor
The Bee - NewsThe Letters to the Editor is where BEE readers share news and observations from all over Inner Southeast -
Two Multnomah preschool measures hope to join forces
The Bee - NewsCounty code, election law may complicate effort to divert voter-backed measure from ballot -
Gov. Brown calls Aug. 10 special session to balance state budget
The Bee - NewsLeaders already were at work on $1 billion plan blending cuts and fund shifts, but no federal aid. -
Brown creates Racial Justice Council to change programs, policies
The Bee - NewsThe Oregon governor creates new advisory group to shape next state budget and more. -
Oregon Gov. Brown sets new COVID-19 rules: Ban on indoor social…
The Bee - NewsBrown releases new guidelines Monday, July 13, in hopes of stopping new increases in infections. -
Resale shop moves from Sellwood to Milwaukie
The Bee - NewsSilver Lining's expanded inventory includes contemporary and vintage items, menswear section. -
Ugly-fruit cider raising funds for hungry in Portland area
The Bee - NewsClackamas-based cider company's program takes donated apples, fruits, berries and turns them into a… -
Up to two thousand march on Woodstock Blvd
The Bee - NewsA big march, but a peaceful one, occurred spontaneously along S.E. Woodstock Boulevard -
6th 'Dawn-to-Dusk for Dougy' walk raises funds for nonprofit
The Bee - NewsA major Southeast Portland nonprofit again benefits by a 30-mile walk across the city on June 20th -
Historian Eileen Fitzsimons gets Oregon Heritage Excellence Award
The Bee - NewsA familiar name to BEE readers has been honored by the State of Oregon for her work as an historian -
New Oaks Park thrill ride goes 'over the top' (assembly required)
The Bee - NewsThe second major new thrill ride in a couple of years is being installed at Oaks Park -- it goes over the top -
Cleveland High's seniors graduate - on school's historic steps
The Bee - NewsThe Cleveland High School Warriors graduated their seniors in a front-steps diploma presentation this year -
Franklin High grads treated to 'drive-thru' celebration
The Bee - NewsA drive-through graduation met social distancing requirements at Franklin High School this year -
Stabbing near Brooklyn's Rhine Street MAX Station
The Bee - NewsThe circumstances are still unclear, but apparently one man stabbed another near the Brooklyn MAX line -
Strange crash blocks S.E. 17th Avenue in Westmoreland
The Bee - NewsA T-bone crash in the middle of a two-lane road with no side access puzzled onlookers in Westmoreland -
Motorist attacked on Powell in demonstration near Cleveland High
The Bee - NewsThe motorist unintentionally was confronted with a street full of demonstrators -- who were annoyed about it -
Peaceful demonstration in Brooklyn Park
The Bee - NewsA small, peaceful demonstration in Brooklyn Park, and on the curb alongside S.E. Milwaukie Avenue -
Giggles galore, at Sellwood Community House's summer camp
The Bee - NewsOne of the important functions of the locally-run Sellwood Community House is child care... -
Delivery truck clips pedestrian in Creston-Kenilworth
The Bee - NewsIt's not clear how it happened, but a pedestrian was thrown against the window of a truck on Gladstone St -
New Westmoreland Park footbridge project advances
The Bee - NewsA new footbridge is under construction in Westmoreland Park, to cross Crystal Springs Creek -
Local high school students receive National Merit Scholarships
The Bee - NewsTwo students each at Cleveland and Franklin High Schools have received National Merit Scholarships -
Construction of 'Oaks Bottom Viewing Platform' begins
The Bee - NewsA long-postponed Oaks Bottom viewing platform is finally being built alongside the Springwater Trail -
Duniway teachers and staff hold end-of-year 'car parade'
The Bee - NewsCommencement at area schools took many different forms this year. Here's one -- a car caravan around town -
Patented seaweed helps make the world a better place
The Bee - NewsSeaweed is a form of algae, but it's edible. The seaweed with a patent tastes like bacon!
Regional News
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Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
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Portland cleans tear gas residue off downtown drains
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Gresham celebrates first Black man to serve on City Council
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Portland: Feds suffer 277 injuries but no lasting blindness
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1,500 electric bikes hitting Portland streets next month
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Wall of Moms leader ousted after clash
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Portland protests stay calm as state troopers take watch
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Council bars Portland police from working with feds
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Portland mayor apologizes for use of tear gas on protesters
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Portland police: July homicides spike, most in 30 years
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Federal courthouse architects: It's just a manmade structure
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Legislators float new idea: Move fed courthouse out of Portland
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Black-led group Reimagine Oregon unveils sweeping reforms
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Oregon leaders honor John Lewis as 'fierce warrior'
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Barr: Portland protests 'an assault on U.S. government'
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Hardesty talks policy as police union demands investigation
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Portland's Saturday night protest declared riot, arrests made
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DOJ: Feds to stay in Portland until protests stay peaceful
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