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Apr 09, 2021 The Times - News

Online 12-week Tualatin exercise class set

Active Living Every Day classes are designed to result in physical and mental benefits.

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PCC announces retirement of Mark Mitsui, Sylvia Kelley

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Mitsui, the president of Portland Community College, will retire after the 2021-22 school year.
Cities, counties must reassess rules against camping, loitering

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Oregon House bill is intended to comply with 2018 federal appeals court decision against blanket bans.
Sherwood urologist known for his hair, cowboy boots passes away

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Dr. Charles Edward Skeeters was known for his sense of humor and calming bedside manner.
Oregon legislative logjam lifted in redistricting compromise

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Minority Republicans get a voice on redrawing districts; majority Democrats can proceed with more than 80…
Early season fire danger prompts Washington County burn ban

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After last year's devastating wildfires, fire agencies are being cautious while continuing to educate the…
Oregon Senate extends grace period for past-due rents

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Bill anticipates millions in state and federal aid for renters, landlords by new deadline of Feb. 28, 2022.
Shuckerow named new Archer Glen Elementary principal

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Patrick Shuckerow, a former SSD teacher and administrator, will replace Tim Smith
Sandy mayor announces consideration of 2022 gubernatorial…

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Stan Pulliam forms exploratory committee with focus on viability of run for governor
State budget hearings start. Here's how to participate

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Testimony will be taken online and in writing during Joint Ways & Means Committee sessions.
Tualatin Police Log: March 30-April 5, 2021

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This week's calls include: a unilateral deposit, stolen change and misdelivered mushrooms.
Tigard Police Log: March 29-April 4, 2021

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This week's calls include: a rape suspect captured, a stolen hunting bow and dangerous driving.
Oregon waits for 'green light' after halting Johnson & Johnson…

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State health officials worry that vaccine troubles could fuel anti-vax sentiments.
Former Nike manager pleads guilty to money laundering, fraud

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Errol Andam was accused of steering contracts to a company he controlled and pocketing proceeds from Nike…
Tualatin city councilor starts sustainability group

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Bridget Brooks co-founded the Tualatin Sustainability Network. A similar group exists in Lake Oswego.
Multiple stabbings leave one person dead, another critically…

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26-year-old suspect was taken into custody after a pursuit that involved multiple law enforcement agencies.
Three Oregon COVID deaths reported among those vaccinated

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Oregon Health Authority says 168 vaccinated Oregonians have tested positive for the virus, including three…
Nearly 200-year-old French winemaker buys Ponzi Vineyards

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Champagne Bollinger announced the purchase of Ponzi Vineyards, a leading Oregon winery near Sherwood.
Health official: Feeling we're at pandemic 'finish line' driving…

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Rise in COVID-19 variants puts Oregon in a tight spot as it continues to vaccinate residents.
Q&A: Sherwood School Board candidates

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In the Sherwood School District, candidates with different ideas and views face off for three board seats.
Tigard teacher takes students on virtual road trip

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Tristan Irvin loaded her Winnebago and visited seven national parks, teaching her students along the way.
Senate backs civics requirement for graduation in Oregon

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Bipartisan bill adds one-semester mandate to English and math standards starting in 2025.
Oregon House panel finishes 10 bills to overhaul policing

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Democratic governor and House GOP leader praise work, but member says 'we have more work to do.'
Lawsuit threatened over Forest Grove off-duty cop's intrusion

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Woman flying BLM flag, charged at by 'violent' officer, suspects her politics led cops to mishandle case.
Tigard mayor hosts 'Late Night' State of the City

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Mayor Jason Snider gave airtime to several guests and talked up the need for a new City Hall and police…
Washington County Visitors Association announces new head

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Dave Parulo will take over as president and chief executive officer on June 1.
House extends narrower foreclosure moratorium in Oregon

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Bill would set June 30, but allows Gov. Brown to continue it up to six months through executive orders.
COVID-19 vaccines open to all 16 and older on April 19; county…

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UPDATE: 'We are locked in a race between vaccine distribution and the rapid spread of COVID-19 variants.'
Multnomah, Clackamas counties return to 'High Risk' COVID-19…

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Additional restrictions on indoor dining and gatherings will take place on Friday, April. 9.
Tualatin Police Log: March 23-29, 2021

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This week's calls include: an unsuccessful attempt to elude, an unwanted ex and a fire in a homeless camp.
Tigard Police Log: March 22-28, 2021

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This week's calls include: a frightened woman, a disruptive patron and a serial shoplifter.
Washington County to hold virtual State of the County event

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The annual presentation about the current state of affairs in Washington County will begin at 6 p.m. on April…
Medical Teams International begins mobile COVID-19 vaccinations

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The Tigard-based humanitarian agency is reaching out to unhoused and BIPOC communities.
Oregon SenateAires chorus selects new artistic director

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With weekly practices resuming, Will Fox to lead acapella barbershop members to 2021 performances throughout…
Prosecutors consider charging two more Forest Grove officers

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Washington County District Attorney Kevin Barton is examining the handling of a Black Lives Matter incident.
Sherwood names pro tem city manager

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Kristen Switzer currently serves as the city's director of community services
Governor: Oregon fighting fourth wave of 'resilient enemy'

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Relaxed mask use and warmer weather could be a bad combination as state continues to vaccinate people for…

Regional News

Oregon student joins LGBTQ suit against Christian colleges

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Gresham: Groundwater drills offer 'dramatic cost savings'

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Fire and gunshots: Portland police declare downtown riot

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Portland police ID officer, man fatally shot in Lents Parks

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Protesters rally after Portland cop kills man in Lents Park

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Camping World's 130-foot flagpole spurs Wilsonville suit

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Frontline workers, others eligible for vaccinations

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Escaped Oregon inmate recaptured on Sauvie Island

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Cities, counties must reassess rules against camping, loitering

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Portland nonprofit damaged amid protest

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Poll: Working, learning from home to linger in Oregon

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$25K in damage as protesters burn Portland police union HQ

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North Clackamas sues school contractors over new Oregon tax

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Democrats praise Oregon senators, Biden bucks on billboards

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West Linn families upset school year starts on Rosh Hashanah

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Riot declared in Portland following Daunte Wright vigil

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Tear gas, munitions delay reopening of SW Portland school

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1 dead, 1 hurt after stab attacks in Cornelius, Wilsonville

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Baseball Slideshow: Lakeridge 26, Tigard 0

April 14, 2021 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Lakeridge baseball team's Wednesday win over Tigard.

Evanson: The Pac-12 conference doesn't need their 'big dogs' to be great, they just need everyone else to get better

April 13, 2021 The Times - Sports Wade Evanson

In the wake of Arizona's Sean Miller's departure, people have suggested the conference wins when 'blue bloods' are great...phooey

Local area scoreboard

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Below are the football, soccer and volleyball scores from the area last week.
Tigard softball starts anew in the wake of cancelled season

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Hopes remain high for the Tigers despite fallout from COVID-cancelled 2020 season.
Evanson: No playoffs? No state tournament? No problem, kind of

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The OSAA announced that like Season 2, Season 3 will be without an official postseason for high school sports.
Tualatin ends five-game losing streak to Tigard with 34-10 win

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The Timberwolves improve to 4-1 with the victory, while the Tigers slip to 1-3.
Newberg ekes out hard-fought win at Mountainside

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The Tigers hold off a comeback attempt by the Mavericks to remain undefeated in 2021
Minor League baseball's Vancouver Canadians relocating to Hillsboro, temporarily

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Border restrictions as a result of the COVID pandemic have forced the team south.
Girls XC Slideshow: Three Rivers League district meet

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Three Rivers League girls district meet.
Boys XC Slideshow: Three Rivers League district meet

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from the Three Rivers League boys district meet.
Evanson: Win or lose, youth sports are increasingly about the money

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With every passing year the business of youth sports is defeating the purpose of the games at their root.
Pay college athletes? Oregon's taking up the issue again

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State lawmakers wade into tough national debate with bill to let some to earn money if sports programs use their images or names.
Timerwolves come together quickly during short season

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Tualatin football coach Dan Lever says his team jelled quickly and is simply enjoying playing together.
Girls Soccer Slideshow: Sherwood 3, Lake Oswego 2

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from Sherwood's Wednesday win over Lake Oswego.
Sherwood girls soccer opens up to beat Lake Oswego 3-2

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The Lakers lead 1-0 at the half, but can't hold on as the Lady Bowmen's offense ignites.
They're back - high school athletes talk about the return to play

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Here's what Oregon's high school athletes say about their long-awaited return.
Tigard girls soccer seniors ready to leave legacy

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Entire team, from 11 seniors to 8 underclassmen, pushes on as 'united group' to finish short season on a high note.
Evanson: Social media cesspool shouldn't be tolerated

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Oregon women's basketball player Taylor Chavez starts a conversation about social media trolls that's way overdue.
West Linn topples Tigard, 35-15

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The high-powered Lions were too much for a young Tigers team, getting their first win in five tries against the league foe.
Powerful West Linn routs Tigard 35-15 in Week 3 of 2021

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The Lions end a four-game losing streak to the reigning Three Rivers League champions.
Evanson: For this year's Blazers it's more of the same, and it's starting to feel awfully familiar

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Same great Lillard, same good team, will likely mean a similar result for this year's Trail Blazers.
Hillsboro Hops expect to have fans for Opening Day

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Oregon has updated its capacity limits for outdoor recreation and entertainment venues.
Boys Cross Country Slideshow: West Linn, Lakeridge, Tigard

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from the three-team TRL meet on Wednesday.
Girls Cross Country Slideshow: West Linn, Lakeridge, Tigard

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from the three-team TRL meet on Wednesday.
Football Slideshow: Tigard 34, Oregon City 16

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Check out this slideshow of the best images from Tigard's Friday win over Oregon City.
Timberwolves beat Tigers, look to season ahead

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Although the Timberwolves have only two returning seniors, Tualatin's coach says her team is hungry.

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Opinion

OPINION: Redistricting should be based on where, how people live

April 16, 2021 Aeric Estep

Aeric Estep: 'The people are already organized. We must not let a partisan pencil draw lines.'

OPINION: An unlikely prescription for an unhealthy democracy

April 15, 2021 Adam Davis/Oregon Values and Beliefs Center

Elections have become polarizing events, but survey research finds that Oregonians of all stripes are proud of the state's efforts to engage voters.

Letters to the Editor: April 15, 2021

The Times prints letters about a Portland Community College board race and government handouts.
Our Opinion: The choices we make today matter for the future

Let's do our part to close the book on this pandemic. We can't celebrate too early.
OPINION: The importance of high school sports in America

David Lowe Cozad: 'High school sports touch every demographic of all generations.'
OPINION: Don't bee frightened of honey bee swarms

Debby Garman: 'Please report any swarm sighting to Tualatin Valley Beekeepers for kind and safe removal.'
OPINION: Bike Bill update would benefit Washington County

Nafisa Fai & Juan Carlos Gonzalez: County may 'uniquely benefit from increased investments in walking and biking.'
Letters to the Editor: April 8, 2021

The Times publishes reader letters about the Sherwood School Board, Portland Children's Museum and more.
Opinion: Oregon can again lead nation on Equity Act

John Hummel of Bend is the Deschutes County district attorney. He wants Oregon's Congressional delegation to lead on a national LGBTQ issue.
Opinion: Oregon's struggling economy needs a long-term plan

Tobias Read of Beaverton is Oregon state treasurer. He argues that the state can catapult out of the pandemic stronger than before.
Opinion: Cheers! Raise your beer stein to hops and natural gas

Douglas Weathers is president of Sodbuster Farms Inc. in Marion County. He says natural gas is vital to his hop farm's future.
Opinion: Lawmakers can't take a shortcut to better eye health

Dr. Robert Bentley is a Portland ophthalmologist with more than 30 years of experience.
OPINION: Sen. Dallas Heard hiding from his duties as lawmaker

Senate Majority Leader Rob Wagner says the Republican from Roseburg is dodging important votes.
Column: A nightmarish trip to the Washington County sheriff's office

Mirella Castaneda wanted to know who attacked her Forest Grove home and traumatized her family. Things only got worse.
OPINION: Legislators who walk out aren't doing their jobs

Dave Coburn: 'Their oath of office swears them to upholding the constitution and doing their duty.'
Column: The case of an off-duty cop and a missing motive

Police reports didn't mention that a Forest Grove cop was enraged by BLM signs at a home he allegedly attacked.
Opinion: It's time to plan Portland's Pandemic Independence party

Eric Fruits, Ph.D. is vice president of Research at Cascade Policy Institute and an adjunct professor at Portland State University, where…
Opinion: We must restore our city, and become the new Eden

The Rev. Dr. Chuck Currie of Northeast Portland is a minister in the United Church of Christ.
Column: Seven minutes of haunting terror in Forest Grove

After her house was attacked, one woman works to protect her family and learn basic facts about their attacker.
Letters to the Editor: April 1, 2021

This week, The Times publishes reader letters about the school system and COVID-19 vaccinations.
Column: Doubts about police case lead reporter on quest for answers

A chance run-in with Forest Grove's police chief led a retired journalist down the rabbit hole to find the truth.
Opinion: Let's put power in Oregonians' hands to prevent overdose deaths

State Rep. Rachel Prusak represents House District 37 in parts of Clackamas and Washington counties.
Opinion: Legislation vital to advancing equity in transportation

Ashton Simpson is executive director of Oregon Walks. Cameron Whitten is an equity advocate and nonprofit executive.
Tualatin Police Log: March 16-22, 2021

This week's calls include: menacing in a neighborhood, a stolen vehicle and a fake emergency.
Letters to the Editor: March 25, 2021

Letters this week focus on a Beaverton School Board race and the American Rescue Plan.
Opinion: Want to help Oregon landlords? Don't approve tax credit plan

Daniel Hauser is with the Oregon Center for Public Policy. He argues that Oregon's SB 330 would not provide the right aid to struggling…

Features

Business News Update: Summerwood Family Dental

March 01, 2021 The Times - Features Suggested Reading from Summerwood Dental

Suggested reading brought to you by Summerwood Family Dental - Dr. Julie Spaniel of Summerwood Family Dental talks about inflammation

2020: A year of disruptions, for good and ill

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A dramatic year's major developments weren't confined to the national stage.

Beaverton's Shoshana Bean to host streaming holiday concert

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'Sing Your Hallelujah' features performances from Gavin Creel, Connie Talbot, Jeremy Jordan and more.
To compete is a gift for runner Kimmie Champion

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New prosthetic foot helps Kimmie Champion chase her goals as a distance runner, inspire others.
Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

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SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on…
Organizations planning interpretive center at Korean War memorial in Wilsonville

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The center to be located in parks and rec administration building at Town Center Park
Cat rescue organization will host holiday event

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Kittens and cats will be in attendance for cuddles; pet vendors on hand as well
Creative Impact Workshops aim to help artists and organizations

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This year, all workshops will be offered virtually via Zoom. The programs will also be available for free.
Sherwood Give n' Gobble goes virtual

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Participants will be encouraged to 'walk, run, jog, mosey or waddle' on their own from Nov. 21 to Dec. 1.
SPONSORED: The City of Tualatin launches COVID-19 grant program

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The City of Tualatin has launched the final round of the $1.2 million economic grant programs for COVID-19 affected Tualatin business and…
Inside the battle against COVID-19 with ER doctor

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Dr. Cameron Klug, who works for Legacy Meridian Park in Tualatin, has been treating COVID-19 patients since spring.
Adelante Mujeres to hold virtual grand opening

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The Oct. 30 event will celebrate the renovation of the Forest Grove-based nonprofit's building.
New winery Amaterra planned in picturesque West Hills

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It'll feature a 12-acre vineyard, winemaking facility, chef-driven restaurant, and indoor/outdoor event spaces.
People of Providence - Meet Robin Henderson

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SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon. Learn how philanthropy is ensuring…
Actors tie knot at Broadway Rose Theatre Co.

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Malia Tippets and Joe Theissen are performing in a two-person play this month.
Washington County pumpkin patch farms adapting to COVID-19 rules

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Roloff Farms and Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm are following Washington County's Phase 1 guidelines.
Terry King sets pace in Columbia County Racing Association season finale

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King, a Warren resident, ended the year with a win in the Sportsman Division main
Dr. Scott Pike gives gift of sight in Guatemala

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The Hillsboro optometrist and Pacific University graduate has been operating a clinic for more than 20 years.
The Spirit of Halloweentown is alive in St. Helens

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A Columbia County commissioner described holding the festival during the pandemic as 'a terribly stupid idea.'
'Timber Wars': OPB looks back at environmentalists vs. timber industry

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It all started with the northern spotted owl's threatened designation, which changed Oregon forever.
Scappoose restaurant Mark's on the Channel to close

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The floating restaurant has offered seafood meals and picturesque views of the Multnomah Channel for 18 years.
Broadway Rose teams up with All Classical Portland

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A Sherlock Holmes radio drama featuring classical music and turn-of-the-century celebrities will air Oct. 5-6.
New art exhibit at Hillsboro Civic Center comments on consumerism

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Pacific University professor Tyler Brumfield's exhibit 'Everyday Abstractions' reinvents iconic brand images.
Cornelius residents participate in first-ever chalk art event

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Participants were asked to draw chalk art outside their homes on the sidewalk to promote social distancing.
Wilsonville reinvents the Harvest Festival

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The event will include virtual programming, drive-throughs and other interactive activities
Tualatin Lions to host drive-thru Oktoberfest Oct. 9-10

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In somewhat of a a departure from the club's previous events, it will be held over two days instead of just one.

Wheels

2021 Chevy Trailblazer AWD RS: Not your grandfather's SUV

April 16, 2021 Jim Redden

The all-new small crossover is a great value that is better for the planet and your pocketbook.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is the overlooked two-row SUV competitor

April 16, 2021 Jeff Zurschmeide

Even a fully-loaded version of the compact crossover costs less than the starting price of some competitors.

All-new 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander is built for the modern world

The completely redesigned crossover is the only compact with a third row of seats standard.
Solo EV available in Portland

The single-passenger all-electric runabout is only for sale in a handful other cities.
2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E: Promises kept

The new all-electric crossover is ready, willing and able to take on the changing world.
Kia announces all-new EV6 all-electric SUV

The EV6 is the first vehicle in Kia's mid-to-long term strategy for electrified vehicles to make up 40 percent of total sales by 2030.
Polestar makes a big debut with an exciting electric car

The car looks fast and sporty, but that hatch and folding rear seats make it functional as well.
Subaru unveils new Outback 'Wilderness' edition with improved off-road capability

Upgrades include a more powerful engine, more ground clearance, suspension enhancements, and even special interior trim.
Infiniti QX55 is a truly impressive crossover coupe

The coming model combines sports car handling with crossover practicality in a stylish package.
With the Mercedes-AMG GLA, good things come in small packages

The AMG version of the subcompact crossover is closer to a sports car than an SUV.
Does Portland have worst potholes in America?

Nokian Tires includes the Rose City in its online survey highlighting the dangers of potholes.
All-new 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is a game-changer

The new all-electric midsize crossover is attractive, fast, practical and affordable.
Lexus RX350L compact crossover features third row seating

The longer wheelbase allows seating for six or seven, depending on the second row choice.
2021 Buick Encore GX ST: A little more of a good thing

The GX version of the luxury subcompact crossover is longer, wider and more refined.
RepairSmith expands mobile auto repair services to Portland

The company will hire 20 mechanics to provide door-to-door service in the metro area.
Land Rover launches program to give away seven Defender SUVs to non-profit charities

Entrants must address a community need and explain how a Defender will help to further the effort.
Rose Cup races will return in July

The return of the annual race series is one of the first local sports events to come back.
Toyota's midsize Highlander Hybrid SUV checks all the boxes

Three row seating and 35 miles per gallon in an all-wheel-drive crossover SUV.