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Jan 21, 2020 The Times - News

Technical issues delay second Tigard red-light camera 'switch-on'

Originally planned to be turned on Jan. 13, the Highway 99W/Durham Road camera has yet to be turned on.

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Tigard non-profit gets $350,000 to help Venezuelan crisis

The Times - News

Medical Teams International acquired a $350,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Tigard-Tualatin schools graduate more kids on time than average

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Historically underserved students fared better in than prior years, according to new state data, but gaps…
Ezell's Famous Chicken restaurant, the first in the state, opens…

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The eatery, known as a favorite of Oprah Winfrey, has a special first-day offer to benefit Tigard's PTO.
Tualatin officer suffers minor injuries during Monday morning…

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Police are still looking for the suspect who elluded police during a chase along 65th Avenue and Stafford…
Washington County OKs continued refugee resettlement

The Times - News

Washington, Multnomah and Clackamas counties issue consent decree that was required by President Donald Trump.
Somali author to speak at Beaverton City Library

The Times - News

Abdi Nor Iftin will speak on Saturday, Feb. 1 to conclude the One Book, One Beaverton reading program.
Suspect at large after robbery at Wells Fargo bank in Aloha

The Times - News

Washington County Sheriff's Office seeks the public's help to identify the man who robbed a bank on Saturday.
Initiative connects Oregon inmates with their children

The Times - News

Portland nonprofit and Oregon Department of Corrections say effort would improve visitation areas and support…
Merkley: Senate is on trial in impeachment debate

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U.S. senator talks with Oregon reporters after the first day of opening arguments in case presented against…
Merkley: Impeachment trial a 'travesty' without witnesses,…

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Oregon Democrat offers observations on Senate proceedings involving President Trump in a call with local…
Grad rates climb across Oregon public high schools

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Almost every race/ethnicity group in Oregon saw increases of around 2%; migrant students saw a 4-point…
Public invited to weigh in on proposed Tualatin veterans…

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The meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. at the Tualatin Public Library; future meetings set for Feb, 20 and April 3.
December unemployment rate lowest since 1976

The Times - News

Fewer Oregonians are unemployed now than at any point in the past 44 years, with labor market tightening.
Oregon public records council shores up support for independence

The Times - News

Members say amendments drafted by League of Oregon Cities' lobbyist could 'torpedo' proposals.
Tigard Police Log: Jan. 14-21, 2020

The Times - News

This week's calls include: a battered beaver, a cinematic fracas and an altruistic intruder.
Tualatin Police Log: Jan. 14-20, 2020

The Times - News

This week's calls include: harassment and property damage, stolen Uggs, and a hit-and-run crash.
Tigard Library hosts MLK Day program, discussions on race

The Times - News

The Monday event featured notable guest speakers, including King City Mayor Ken Gibson.
Tigard mayor to present second annual State of the City speech…

The Times - News

Mayor Jason Snider will deliver the address at the Broadway Rose Theater at 6:30 p.m.
Bonamici, DeFazio decry refugee camp conditions on border

The Times - News

Two members of Congress from Oregon participated in a recent visit to Texas and Mexico.
Sherwood seeks funding for Highway 99W pedestrian bridge

The Times - News

The proposed pedestrian bridge would cross Highway 99W between the Sherwood Family YMCA and Elwert Road.
Forest Grove mayor is next Washington County Forum speaker

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Pete Truax, who has been mayor for 10 years, will appear Jan. 27. Others lined up are Beaverton's Denny…
Washington County weighs higher levy for public safety

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Board meeting Jan. 28 will consider five-year amounts for libraries, public safety on the May 19 ballot.…
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy projects

Portland Tribune - News

Justices allowed energy siting rules that conservation groups say hurt public involvement and will greenlight…
King Day speakers: Look to yourselves for leadership on racial…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Urban League president, at Hillsboro celebration of civil rights leader, echoes Barack Obama: 'We cannot wait…
Community forum on vaping planned in Tualatin

The Times - News

Public health agencies partner with elected officials and community groups to address the rise in e-cigarette…
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes

Portland Tribune - News

Federal program helps feed about 586,000 people in Oregon, but about 21,800 could lose benefits under Trump…
Community forum on vaping planned in Tualatin

The Times - News

Public health agencies partner with elected officials and community groups to address the rise in e-cigarette…
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans

Portland Tribune - News

Some lawmakers urge incentives instead of big steps limiting greenhouse gas emissions to avoid repeat of…
Tualatin couple builds 'she-sheds'

The Times - News

The backyard buildings can be used to house craft studios or serve as a small office.
Judge's ruling puts carbon-reduction initiatives back on track

Portland Tribune - News

Decision overturns secretary of state action and means proposed ballot measures do not violate Oregon's…
Oregon lawmakers unholster new gun-safety proposal

Portland Tribune - News

Proponents say measure could reduce gun deaths and injuries, but opponents dislike one-size-fits-all approach.
Doherty reflects on 11 years of House service

The Times - News

The Oregon Legislature will lose Margaret Doherty's frankness and wit as the longtime House Democrat retires.
Speakers, music, racism discussion to mark Martin Luther King…

The Times - News

The Monday event will be held at the Tigard Public Library from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Tigard to send voters local option levy in May to add police

The Times - News

The measure would add eight patrol officers and one school resource officer.
Tualatin gears up to create a makerspace room inside its library

The Times - News

A specialized room, designed by the library's original architects, will house equipment for creative…
Tualatin Police Log: Jan. 7-13, 2020

The Times - News

This week's calls include: a 'bait bike,' a workplace scuffle and a crash by the train tracks.

Regional News

Activists say beloved Portland tree doomed by development

Portland Tribune - News
Man with gun threatens food cart worker, police say

Portland Tribune - News
CCSO: Damascus bookkeeper embezzles $500,000 from nursery

Clackamas Review - News
Jeremy Christian's defense could surprise in TriMet killings case

Portland Tribune - News
PPB: 438% rise in theft of catalytic converters in Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Bonamici, DeFazio decry refugee camp conditions on border

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy projects

Portland Tribune - News
Portland's African American paper shifts to digital

Portland Tribune - News
A Gresham bank worker gave a man $20. Then she was fired

Portland Tribune - News
Kotek: Expand tolls plan to I-205, I-5 at Wilsonville

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes

Portland Tribune - News
Rukaiyah Adams ties King's legacy to Albina vision

Portland Tribune - News
Fire district: Beaverton High School blaze caused by failing refrigerator

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans

Portland Tribune - News
Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning blaze

Gresham Outlook - News
Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at convention

Gresham Outlook - News
Harefest moves to Clackamas County Fairgrounds

Canby Herald - News
I-5 Rose Quarter project cost balloons to near $795 million

Portland Tribune - News

A TRIBUTE TO VETERANS

Portrait of service

Woodburn Independent - News
Covert missions in Laos lead to postwar problems

Portland Tribune - Features
Club officer in charge of morale, not morals

Portland Tribune - Features
What was it like to be at Omaha Beach on D-Day?

Portland Tribune - Features
Molalla man has spent nearly 40 years helping soldiers

Portland Tribune - Features
Navy provides fulfilling 23-year career for Warren woman

Portland Tribune - Features
Wilsonville veteran participates in night raids over Japan

Portland Tribune - Features
Loop discovers all he needs in a 'big book'

Portland Tribune - Features
Army Ranger hit with shrapnel that felt like 'bad bee sting'

Portland Tribune - Features
Only a stroke could ground this fighter pilot

Portland Tribune - Features
Exploring the world through military service

Portland Tribune - Features
Stake out a spot to watch Veterans Day parade

Portland Tribune - Features
Father inspired Estacada resident toward lifetime of service

Portland Tribune - Features
Service and sacrifice of veterans goes beyond the battlefield

Portland Tribune - Features
Beaverton vet heads up active support organization

Portland Tribune - Features

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Tigard grapplers take first place at Joe Stewart invite

January 28, 2020 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

Tiger seniors Johnny Nomani and Cameron O'Connor win individual tourney titles

Sherwood basketball teams sweep Newberg

January 28, 2020 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen boys move to 4-0 in conference with a 65-45 win, girls triumph 44-37

Play of the Day: The best from Jan. 24 in high school basketball

The Times - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Jan. 24
Sherwood battles to second at Tualatin tourney

The Times - Sports

Ethan Ritchie, Philip Resch, Dominic Wynkoop have runner-up finishes for the Bowmen
Tualatin grapplers fifth at home tournament

The Times - Sports

Josue Guttierez, Chad Kailuli win individual titles for the Wolves at the Winter Warrior Memorial
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 24

The Times - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Energetic Tigard rolls past Lakeridge

The Times - Sports

The Tigers power their way to a 72-51 win for their first TRL victory of the season
Tualatin girls turn to teamwork

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves beat Lake Oswego to move to 5-0 in Three Rivers League dual meets
Jan. 17 high school basketball scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Jan. 17 play of the high school season
Tigard girls tipped by St. Mary's rally

The Times - Sports

The Tigers start off strong, but the Blues come back for a 59-53 win in the Three Rivers League game
Sherwood rally falls just short at Liberty

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen fall 47-39 to the Falcons in the Pacific Conference opening game
Tualatin falls in wrestling showdown with West Linn

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves bounce back with a strong performance at the Gladiator Duals
Tigard teams get sweep in Metro Ski opener

The Times - Sports

The Tualatin boys and girls squads also race strong in the league's giant slalom event
Tigard claims second place at home tourney

The Times - Sports

Johnny Nomani, Cameron O'Connor win individual titles for the Tigers at wrestling event
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 17

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Sherwood boys get defensive in win over Vikings

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen also sink nine 3-pointers in their 57-32 Pacific Conference victory
Tigard girls having fun while swimming fast

The Times - Sports

The Tigers are edged by St. Mary's during last week's Three Rivers League dual meet
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 10

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Sherwood tops Century in wrestling battle

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen move to 2-1 in Pacific Conference matches with their 37-33 victory
Sherwood youth lacrosse sets spring season sign-ups

The Times - Sports

Registration runs through Feb. 17 for players in grades K-8, free new-player clinic offered
Tualatin girls roll past Lakers in league opener

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves start Three River League play by getting a 67-17 victory at Lake Oswego
Tualatin boys fall 65-50 to Lake Oswego on Tuesday

The Times - Sports

The Wolves get 15 points from Sam Noland in their '20 Three Rivers League opener
Horizon Christian girls find a way to top Westside

The Times - Sports

The Hawks move to 3-0 in Lewis & Clark play with their 34-25 victory on Saturday
Westside Christian boys soar past Horizon Christian

The Times - Sports

The Eagles start fast and finish strong in their 60-32 Lewis & Clark League victory
Timberwolves pick up hard-fought road victory

The Times - Sports

Tualatin moves to 6-6 on the season with their 56-45 non-league win at Liberty
Basketball Slideshow: Lake Oswego 65, Tualatin 50

The Times - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from Lake Oswego's 65-50 win over Tualatin

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Opinion

Our Opinion: 'Short session' looms on February calendar

January 23, 2020 Editorial Board

Beyond the legislation expected to be on the table, Oregon is bracing for another work stoppage in Salem.

Letters to the Editor: Jan. 23, 2020

January 23, 2020 Pamplin Media Group

Readers sound off on a wage increase for service providers and President Trump's use of executive privilege.

Burrows: A busy fall and winter for Champoeg DAR

'...Today's DAR is preserving history, promoting patriotism and educational activities.'
Johnson: County turns its back on sound timber practices

'If only Washington and Tillamook County commissioners were as steadfast and true to their word as Clatsop County's.'
Bates: Vietnam Vets another year older, still without memorial

'The Vietnam War Memorial on the Oregon State Capitol Grounds is needed sooner rather than later.'
Our Opinion: Another money measure charges into Valley of Death

Like the doomed cavalry of Lord Tennyson's poem, tax increases keep going before skeptical Tigard voters.
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 16, 2020

Our weekly mailbag contains thoughts on 5G, local taxation in Tigard and a Wilsonville library display.
Fruits: We need to think big on I-5 bridge project

'An I-5 replacement that does nothing to improve the flow of goods and people is a waste of money.'
From the Publisher: Don't worry. We're still here.

'Unfortunately, the days are gone when we could count on our advertising to completely sustain us.'
Our Opinion: It could happen here

Oregon experienced devastating forest fires in 2017 and 2018. What is happening in Australia dwarfs them.
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 9, 2020

Our readers' mailbag includes letters about climate action and Beaverton's city priorities.
Stride: Planting riparian zones helps the Tualatin River

'Creation of riparian zones along the Tualatin River and its tributaries will allow it to run cold, clean and clear.'
Frazier: OK boomer, it's time for 'the talk'

'Rather than birds and bees, this generation needs to talk about wills and trustees.'
Unander: Tell Wyden to stop holding up copyright protections

'Violators are essentially free to reproduce, publish and profit from works they did not create and have no rights to.'
Field: 2010s were a decade of perseverence for small business

'Our economy and our communities wouldn't be what they are today without the perseverance of entrepreneurs.'
Kullberg: Don't use 'junk' science to guide policy

'Covanta can no longer spin itself as the most climate-friendly alternative we have.'
Our Opinion: Our wishes for 2020

We wish for peace, sustainability and the good health of journalism in the New Year.
Our Opinion: Supporting local news more important than ever

Costs are rising and print advertising is falling, but our mission of informing the public is still vital.
Inan: A number of reasons to celebrate Gert Boyle

'Thanks for all your contributions to our lives, Gertrude Boyle. I hope you rest in peace.'
Kane: 'Secret Sister' gift exchange still making the rounds

'This online exchange with people you've never met is actually a pyramid scheme -- and it is illegal.'
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 19, 2019

Readers correct our grammar, explain their school's new mission and comment on our editorial.
Cook: 'Rural-Urban Interface Through Active Agriculture'

A poem about the Stafford Hamlet, land-use planning, the rural-urban divide and agriculture.
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 12, 2019

Readers share their thoughts on elder care, surprise medical billing and more.
Dettmer: Strengthening our service by working together

'The winner is clear -- it's the public that has improved access to shared resources.'
Our Opinion: We need your help to save local journalism

We've fared far better than many, but the path toward sustainability means relying more on our readers.
Bonamici: Bill would help us care for aging parents

'We have a moral obligation to care for those who came before us. ... It is now our turn to care for them.'

Features

Tigard non-profit receives thousands to help Venezuelan crisis

January 27, 2020 The Times - Features Gabby Urenda

Medical Teams International acquired a $350,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Somali author to speak at Beaverton City Library

January 26, 2020 The Times - Features Peter Wong

Abdi Nor Iftin will speak on Saturday, Feb. 1 to conclude the One Book, One Beaverton reading program.

Broadway Rose Theatre Company's 'Up and Away'

The Times - Features

The company's new show opens Friday, Jan. 24, at 12850 S.W. Grant Ave. in Tigard.
Sherwood Foundation for the Arts' winter musical, 'The Producers'

The Times - Features

The comedic musical runs through Sunday, Jan. 26, at 22689 S.W. Pine St. in Sherwood.
Tualatin couple builds 'she-sheds'

The Times - News

The backyard buildings can be used to house craft studios or serve as a small office.
Sherwood Center for the Arts 'Brickbending' exhibit

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The geometric artist uses art, engineering, mathetics and popular culture to create the exhibit.
'School Girls' play will hit the stage at The Armory in Portland

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The show will have preview performances on Saturday, Jan. 18, and opens Friday, Jan. 24.
Portlanders write 'Joy' for a new generation of cooks

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

It has been a long journey for John Becker and Megan Scott to finish 'Joy of Cooking.'
2015: iFLY comes to burgeoning 'activity neighborhood'

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Indoor skydiving arrives in Tigard as a new attraction, and it's not alone in the area.
2019: Beaverton lawmaker takes center stage on school funding

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Sen. Mark Hass helped craft a business tax to raise $1 billion annually for K-12 schools.
2019: Ground breaks on long-anticipated Center for the Arts

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Plans for the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts have been in the works for years.
2019: Local communities celebrate in new ways

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Beaverton celebrates firsts: a Pride Parade and a Hanukkah menorah lighting. In Tualatin, a new festival begins.
2018: Central Beaverton gets Portland-style food cart cluster

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The opening of BG Food Cartel is still a watershed moment in the downtown area's redevelopment.
2018: Metro steps in to resolve Basalt Creek dispute

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Joint planning of the area between Tualatin and Wilsonville had broken down over several dozen acres of land.
2018: Washington County completes a political transformation

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The county, long since solidified for Democrats at the state and federal level, voted in a liberal commission.
2017: Revolution turns out Sherwood mayor, council members

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Opponents launched a recall effort after the council favored an outside bid to take over the Sherwood YMCA.
2017: New police chiefs settle in at Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Jim Monger, Kathy McAlpine and Bill Steele opened up about stepping into new roles and working together.
2017: Mountainside High School opens its doors

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Beaverton's sixth public high school has new features and a distinctive design.
2016: Sherwood shootout on Christmas Day

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

State Trooper Nic Cederberg was critically injured. The suspect, James Tylka, was shot dead by police.
2016: Gold Star father speaks at Tigard community center

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Khizr Khan and Donald Trump clashed during the divisive 2016 presidential campaign.
2015: Tigard tussles over recreation center pitch, bond measure

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

An idea for a community center to bring the city together fell prey to politics and money worries.
2015: Beaverton gets its very own superhero: Guardian Shield

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Dressed in spandex and equipped with a shield and riot baton, he patrolled local streets for almost a year.
2014: Nyberg Rivers shopping center transforms Tualatin

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The development spelled the end for both a municipal building and an 18-and-over strip club.
2014: Tigard, Tualatin voters take transit drama to the MAX

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Local ballot measures restricted the cities' involvement in the Southwest Corridor transit project.
2014: Washington County gets a little bigger

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Area 93, a.k.a. Bonny Slope West or West Bonny Slope, was transferred to the county in a rare move.
2013: Woman dies at big cat sanctuary

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Renee Radziwon-Chapman had been head keeper at the Sherwood-area sanctuary for eight years.

Wheels

Portland college student makes EV documentary

January 27, 2020 Jim Redden

Ryan Hunter produces and posts a 37-minute film to encourage 'demystify' electric vehicles and encourage their use

2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon EcoDiesel 4X4: Best of the best

January 24, 2020 Jim Redden

The optional turbocharged 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 produces a whopping 442 foot-pounds of torque and delivers 25 miles per gallon

General Motors develops improved trailer brake technology

Improved eBoost system heading to the marketplace can shorten trailer braking by up to 40 feet from 60 miles per hour
2020 Honda CR-V to he given away at Portland International Auto Show

Drawings will be held every day of the show to select the finalists who have a chance to win the popular crossover
Car Events: Feb. 20-July 12

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more
GMC unveils all-new 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

For the first time ever, GMC is offering the Yukon with an AT4 off-road package including underbody skid plates, recovery tow hooks, hill descent…
2020 Mercedes GLB250: Boxy Benz

Upright styling gives M-B's new compact crossover a lot of interior room without compromsiing performance
2020 Nissan Titan is a solid truck with a big V8

Nissan has refreshed the 2020 Titan in a smart way, focusing on the things that matter to stay competitive
Riding into retirement

After 56 years of doing business in Woodburn, Taylor Honda owners have retired
2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 4X4: Toughest truck?

The best selling midsize is facing new competition, putting its reputation to the test
Celebrated Portland racing driver Gary Bockman passes away

When Portland International Raceway's future was questioned by Mayor Tom Potter in 2005, Bockman led the formation of Friends of PIR, a non-profit…
Subaru goes upscale with 2020 Legacy sedan

If you're looking for a midsize sedan, others cost about the same but offer much less for the money.
2020 Mazda3 AWD Hatchback: Affordable sophistication

The refined compact continues to mature and reward drivers with quality and performance
2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody is the fastest sedan in the world

The truth is that you really can use the Charger Hellcat as an ultimate hot rod and as your daily family car with no compromises, except perhaps at…
2020 Toyota RAV4 XSE Hybrid AWD: The new Northwest favorite

The compact crossover boast bold styling, a high quality interior, great mileage and all-wheel-drive for slippery conditions.
We drive Subaru's limited-edition hot rod STI S209 - very carefully

If you want the most outrageous STI on the market, be prepared to spend $63,995.
2019 Genesis G80 AWD 3.3T Sport: The real deal

Genesis proves it can compete with the best sport sedans in the world for thousands less.
Toyota's redesigned Highlander midsize SUV offers more value than ever

Choices include gas-powered or hybrid, front-wheel-drive or more different all-wheel-drive systems than offered by competitors.

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