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Oct 09, 2019 The Times - News

Neighbors say Stafford sports facility doesn't fit rural area

The group called 'Keep Borland Rural' is trying to stop Willamette United's plans.

Sep 29, 2019 The Times - News

From Tigard to Kenya: Couple ensures a village clinic gets its first ambulance

Paul and Grace Kuto have never forgotten where they came from, paying it forward to a clinic, which will soon have a maternity ward.

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Tigard Council: Don't remove Barbur car lanes for SW MAX

The Times - News

The Tigard City Council on Tuesday said it doesn't want Barbur Boulevard narrowed, and a terminus should be…
Video app busts package thief posing as pizza delivery guy

The Times - News

The incident happened in Aloha when Eric Robert Gonzales-Lopes allegedly traded two pizza boxes for an Amazon…
'Flush Kate Brown' campaign swirls with stacks of petitions

Portland Tribune - News

Volunteers ready to turn in more than 250,000 names on initiative to recall the governor after massive…
Semi truck carrying tea overturns on N.W. Old Cornelius Pass Road

The Times - News

Truck crash closes road already delayed due to ongoing construction projects between Washington and Columbia…
The Springs at Sherwood opens 20 assisted-living units

The Times - News

73 independent living apartments are under construction, the first in the complex, expected to be finished in…
Oregon initiative process leaves individuals feeling cut out

Portland Tribune - News

A system hailed as giving power to the people doesn't work for those outside vast political organizations.
Tonquin Employment Area key to much of city's future growth

The Times - News

In August, the Sherwood City Council approved annexing almost 40 acres of property in the Tonquin Employment…
Feds say 37 sex offenders arrested in Washington County sting

Hillsboro Tribune - News

U.S. Marshals Service, Oregon State Police and Sheriff's Office teamed up for 'Operation Oregon Trail 3.'
Southwest Metro cities prepare for equity summit

The Times - News

Tigard, Tualatin, Wilsonville, Lake Oswego and West Linn will discuss diversity together for first time.
Teaching kindergarteners how to honor death

The Times - News

Tigard students learn about cultural traditions behind DÍa de los Muertos with art literacy program
Tigard Police Log: Sept. 30-Oct. 6

The Times - News

This week's calls include: keys of a stolen car stolen from a stolen car, crashing into a work zone, and a…
Tualatin Police Log: Oct. 1-7

The Times - News

This week's calls include: lockers broken into, a surveillance malfunction and stolen shoes.
Records advocate: more transparency, fewer fees

Portland Tribune - News

Departing official's final report points to needed changes in the way Oregon agencies handle and charge for…
Oregon Zoo railway could get historic status

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Portland has plans to convert the Zooliner's old Washington Park section into trails.
Pumpkins & Pints coming to Tualatin next week

The Times - News

The Oct. 18 event, preceding the Pumpkin Regatta, will be held at Stickman Brewing Co.
Veterans treatment court holds graduation for second veteran

The Times - News

Washington County's program helps veterans whose criminal conduct can be connected to service.
Power outage prompts Tigard-Tualatin school delays

The Times - News

Tigard High School, Twality Middle School and Templeton Elementary have a late start Tuesday.
Tigard performance audit finds high level of services by city,…

The Times - News

The audit recommended adding eight police officers and a cut in library hours
Police use beanbag rounds on robber carrying fake gun

The Times - News

The incident happened Sunday at a Tigard Dotty's restaurant where a 25-year-old man robbed a Pacific Highway…
Oregon schools failing on suicide prevention

Portland Tribune - News

Survey shows high schools across the state use widely differing approaches to help students in need.
Students say peers, not teachers, are go-to resource for suicide…

Portland Tribune - News

Hillsboro and Forest Grove high school students report different responses to the issue.
Real ID or passport? Oregon airport rules changing in 2020

Portland Tribune - News

Most Oregonians don't have a passport, and officials say the DMV can't issue 1 million new IDs in just three…
Tigard police seek bandit who robbed Bank of the West

The Times - News

The bearded robber wore black-rimmed glasses, a Nike sweatshirt and has strawberry blonde hair, police say.
Brown's exec order slaps six-month ban on vaping products

Portland Tribune - News

Two people in Oregon have died from illnesses linked to vaping as national cases rise to 1,000.
Tigard police lieutenant graduates from FBI academy

The Times - News

Lt. Brad Sitton recently attended the FBI Academy in Virginia for an intensive 10-course involving law…
Vaping research points to 'toxic fumes' as illness cause

Portland Tribune - News

Mayo Clinic report comes after Eight people in Oregon have died of vaping-related illnesses since early…
Dave Vernier marks a half-century of innovation

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Vernier started teaching in 1969, before launching his second career as an educational software pioneer.
Tigard Police Log: Sept. 23-29

The Times - News

This week's calls include: a parking feud with a plumber, toxic dust and a helpful passerby.
Tualatin Police Log: Sept. 23-Oct. 1

The Times - News

This week's calls include: a marsupial mercy kill, a stolen vehicle at a strip club and a smashed door.
Tigard Public Library shatters summer reading records

The Times - News

The annual challenge had 1,588 students finish the program along with 741 adults.
Ex-legislative HR director's quiet exit included pay to…

Portland Tribune - News

Lore Christopher collected $96,000 after she agreed to retire in midst of Capitol harassment turmoil.
Ground broken on 48-unit affordable housing in Tigard Triangle

The Times - News

Red Rock Creek Commons, a four-story building to be located on 68th Avenue, is expected to open in 2020.
WashCo services for Women, Infants and Children moves to…

The Times - News

Washington County WIC relocates from Hunziker Street to Durham Road in Tigard
Panel wants law changed to make Oregon records advocate…

Portland Tribune - News

New position touched by recent controversy was supposed to make state government more transparent.
Providence teams up with Sherwood police to improve health

Sherwood Gazette - News

Heart attacks are a leading cause of death among law enforcement, something Providence officials want to…
Tigard's Universal Plaza project moving foward

The Times - News

The city agrees to hire Sheils Obletz Johnsen to oversee project management of planned Burnham Street project

Regional News

Portland protesters surround Sondland's Heathman Hotel

Portland Tribune - News
Milwaukie soars in Portland tall club

Clackamas Review - News
'Flush Kate Brown' campaign swirls with stacks of petitions

Portland Tribune - News
Woman mourns activist Sean Kealiher as 'love of my life'

Portland Tribune - News
Two-alarm apartment blaze displaces 16 in Wilsonville

Wilsonville Spokesman - News
Two firefighters hurt battling Forest Grove house fire

Forest Grove News-Times - News
Oregon inmates raise money to support grieving family

Gresham Outlook - News
Oregon initiative process leaves individuals feeling cut out

Portland Tribune - News
Offspring of Corvallis sperm donor found numerous others

Portland Tribune - News
OLCC kicks off six-month ban on flavored vape products

Portland Tribune - News
Video app busts package thief posing as pizza delivery guy

The Times - News
Hundreds search across Portland for Owen Klinger

Portland Tribune - News
Tigard Council: Don't remove Barbur car lanes for SW MAX

The Times - News
Bonamici: House focused on issues other than impeachment

Beaverton Valley Times - News
'Startled' Beaverton car prowler linked to attempted murder

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Earthquake safety projects at Beaverton schools over budget

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Merkley: GOP criticism of Trump over Syria withdrawal is a rarity

Portland Tribune - News
Feds say 37 sex offenders arrested in Washington County sting

Hillsboro Tribune - News

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

It's time to invest in Oregon's education system

Business Tribune - News
You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?

Portland Tribune - News
Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle

Portland Tribune - News
From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered

Portland Tribune - News
Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds

Portland Tribune - News
Rattling the data shakes out changes

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'

Portland Tribune - News
Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: A different path back to the classroom

Portland Tribune - News
Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field

Portland Tribune - News
Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries

Portland Tribune - News
Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?

Portland Tribune - News

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Check out our best photos from Oct. 11 of 2019 high school football

October 13, 2019 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

The action was wild, the hits were big and the results were huge in Friday football action

Tualatin is more than good enough at Westview

October 12, 2019 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Timberwolves score 42 unanwered points in their 42-14 victory over the Wildcats

Sherwood runs over, and past, McMinnville

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen rush for 403 yards in their 42-10 Pacific Conference win over the Grizzlies
Check out our best photos from Oct. 10 of 2019 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the results were huge in Thursday football action
High school football continues in Week 6 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the games we'll cover on Oct. 11 of the high school football season
Volleyball Slideshow: Lake Oswego def. Tualatin 3-0

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out this slideshow of the best images from Lake Oswego's 3-0 win over Tualatin
Oct. 11 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the sixth week of the high school season
High school football rolls into Week 6 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in round six of the high school football season
Sherwood squad is off and rolling again

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen bounce back to get a Pacific Conference sweep against Forest Grove
Oct. 10 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the sixth week of the high school season
Tualatin girls step up to best rival Tigard

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves, behind a strong second half, get a 4-1 league-opening win over the Tigers
Tualatin boys rally to win the battle with Tigard

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves get a 2-1 victory to force a tie atop the Three Rivers League standings
Tigard, Tualatin battle atop sixth Class 6A football coaches poll of 2019

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Other state leaders include Thurston, Banks, Hidden Valley, Heppner, St. Paul and Joseph
Tigard runs to big win over Sprague

The Times - Sports

The Tigers, who improve to 5-0, score 35 in the first quarter on their way to a 56-0 victory
Sherwood sees volleyball win streak end

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen fall to first-place McMinnville in Monday's Pacific Conference match
Friday's Top Five: A look at the five biggest football games from Oct. 4

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Big winners from Week 5 were Lake Oswego, Barlow, Mountainside, Wilsonville and Scappoose
Sherwood boys run to victory at invitational

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen take third place at Friday's Flat & Fast meet held in McMinnville
Sherwood can't battle back at West Linn

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen, after trailing 35-0, fall 52-27 to the Lions in Friday's non-league contest
Play of the Day: The best from Week 5 in high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat in Week 5
Tualatin fights off fired-up Canby

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves move to 5-0 with their 62-33 Three Rivers League win over the Cougars
Check out our best photos from Week 5 of 2019 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the results were huge in Friday football action
High school football rolls into Week 5 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in round five of the high school football season
Tualatin tops Tigard in rivalry rematch

The Times - Sports

The Timberwoolves pick up their game and get a 3-0 victory over the Tigers in TRL play
Week 5 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the fifth week of the high school season
Westside Christian battles strong, but falls to Cougars

The Times - Sports

The Eagles keep Portland Adventist Academy in a scoreless tie for most of the match
Sherwood teams get sweep in double dual

The Times - Sports

Both Bowmen squads improve to 3-0 in Pacific Conference cross country events

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Opinion

Our Opinion: Battered but unbowed in our mission

October 10, 2019 Editorial Board

It's National Newspaper Week, and the newspaper business is looking ragged. But we're staying in the fight.

Pillai: The time is now to fight climate change

October 10, 2019 Anika Pillai

'We have to get involved. ... There is no halfway or good enough. This is an emergency.'

Chavern: News media essential to First Amendment freedoms

'Long before social media came onto the scene, news media have enabled us to exercise all five freedoms.'
Lee: Learning about disability etiquette

'Understand how to speak with a person who has just told you they have chronic illness or disability.'
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 3, 2019

This week, readers express their thoughts about construction traffic and climate action.
Our Opinion: Don't let light rail bottleneck Barbur

Isn't the point of a transportation mega-project to make it easier to get around, not harder?
Field: Military spouses make great entrepreneurs

'Entrepreneurship is a strong alternative to employment for military spouses.'
Cook: Failed Metro vows should worry levy voters

'If Chehalem Ridge is really Metro's next big success story, why hasn't it become a reality?'
Miller: Hydropower needed in fight against climate change

'We'll need to continue to think creatively and make the most of our current carbon-free resources.'
Fuller: Real ID licenses are coming to Oregon

'Don't have the right ID? You might miss your flight. ... Gather your documents now so you'll be ready.'
Kane: Football season is prime time for ticket scams

'Scammers are always on the lookout for unsuspecting fans to lure into buying fake tickets or counterfeit goods.'
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 26, 2019

Readers express themselves on gun control, climate action, transit planning and more.
Prusak: Safe gun storage is a necessary step

'We know that easy access to firearms is one of the primary drivers of gun violence in the United States.'
Bevarly: When a governor undermines her own transparency

'We're now seeing in Oregon that the wall may only exist in the enabling legislation -- not in practice.'
Our Opinion: Transparency takes a hit in Salem

If Oregon hopes to find a new Public Records Advocate, independence must be a guaranteed part of the job description, not a hollow campaign…
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 19, 2019

Readers write about The Times' opinion page, supporting workers, the Electoral College and more.
Tapken: Public money flows to wrong companies for wrong reasons

'A fair and equitable Oregon with a higher sustainability and economical base should be the utmost priority.'
Dettmer: Help shape our region's transportation investments

'I am encouraging Washington County businesses and community members to share their experiences.'
Bates: Honor Oregon's MIA-POW warriors this month

'Over the years, about 1 million brave warriors lost their American dream so that we could live ours.'
Our Opinion: To prevent suicide, we need multiple approaches

There's no magic wand we can wave to make our mental health crisis go away. It's not that easy. But it's vital.
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 12, 2019

Thoughts from readers on how we elect our president and on the myths and misconceptions around Freemasonry.
Our Opinion: Say goodbye to summer and hello to fall

Cling to the three weeks of summer your wall calendar says you have left, if you like. But the season's changing.
Frazier: Candidates should be willing to take risks

'After all, the nation and Oregon don't need leaders who thinks 'winning' is synonymous with governing.'
Craddick, González & Stacey: The future of recycling

'Clearly, our recycling system needs be more adaptable. We need to look at every part of the system.'
Ley: Use MAX money to expand metro roads

'Regional transportation planners have failed to change citizens' behavior with mass transit service.'
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 5, 2019

Readers write to us about healthcare costs, nuclear power and climate change.

Features

Interactive art exhibit at Pacific University uses ocean debris

October 09, 2019 Beaverton Valley Times - Features Max Egener

'Ghost Net Landscapes' by Pacific alum Emily Miller uses lost fishing nets to create works of art.

Pumpkins & Pints coming to Tualatin next week

October 09, 2019 The Times - News Ray Pitz

The Oct. 18 event, preceding the Pumpkin Regatta, will be held at Stickman Brewing Co.

Making mom's life a little easier with In Kind boxes

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The maternity boxes are modeled off a program in Finland that dates back to 1938.
Falling slowly with 'Once'

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Lake Oswego native returns from LA to star in movie-turned-musical, starting Oct. 3.
Author, activist Renée Watson to speak in Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Acclaimed writer of young adult novels and other works will appear at the Sherwood Center for the Arts.
Northwest Quilting Expo opens at Portland Expo Center

Portland Tribune - Features

The largest indoor quilting show in the Pacific Northwest returns with new tips, trick and tools.
Restaurant Week celebrates Beaverton's diverse dining scene

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Starting Thursday, participating restaurants will offer special new menu items, for a limited time only.
Dave Mason shares thoughts on touring, Traffic, and the joys of 'Feelin' Alright'

Portland Tribune - Features

British guitarist, singer and songwriter pairs with Steve Cropper for Rock & Soul Revue on Saturday at Revolution Hall
Diversity Café to host 'Memory Café'

Forest Grove News-Times - News

County disability services teams up with Pacific University for the Sept. 24 event.
Spacey summer reading a hit at local libraries

The Times - News

Programs bring the theme of space to life in a way intended to connect with different audiences.
A little something for everyone in downtown Tigard

The Times - News

Tigard Family Fest, including the Latino Festival, Street Fair and Fun Run, is next weekend.
American Family Care now offering vets healthcare option

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

New program is intended to provide veterans with greater choices and access to timely, high quality care
Native American exhibit opens at PCC Rock Creek

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Refreshed display at Washington County Museum highlights indigenous voices.
Community calendar: Week of Aug. 21

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Banks artist sets record straight with new exhibit

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Artist Steph Littlebird Fogel serves as guest curator for 'This IS Kalapuyan Land'
Mask & Mirror Raises Curtain On 2019-20 Season

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Tigard theater group announces plays, acquires space for rehearsal, storage space.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Lukas Nelson: On the road with friends

Portland Tribune - Features

Collaborative musician with legendary legacy talks about his new album, opening for the Stones, singing like dad ... when he wants to
Party on!

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Pick up print edition of The Times or Washington County Times for map and schedule of events.
Head out yonder for String Summit

Portland Tribune - Features

18th annual festival at Horning's Hideout offers finest in bluegrass, jam band, rock, folk, and funk styles
Dance to the power of 10

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Annual 10 Tiny Dances hits Beaverton on Saturday; performers rotate from stage to stage throughout.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
People of Providence - Meet Walter J. Urba, M.D., Ph.D.

Portland Tribune - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.

Wheels

BMW goes big with the 2019 X7 full-size SUV

October 14, 2019 Jeff Zurschmeide

If you're shopping for a premium seven-passenger SUV, BMW has a compelling offering in the X7.

2020 Lexus NX 300 F Sport: Don't tamper with success

October 11, 2019 Jim Redden

Toyota, the parent company that owns Lexus, publicly promised to not build any more boring cars a few years ago, and that philosophy applies to the company's compact crossover, too.

2020 Nissan GT-R Track Edition is a breathtaking supercar

On the road, the GT-R offers far more performance than you can use if you want to stay out of jail.
Car events: Oct. 12-Dec. 29

Car-related activites in the Portland area, including shows and special events.
GMC gets serious with 2020 Acadia SUV

The mid-size SUV market is fiercely competitive, and GMC plans to use the new Acadia to maintain its position as GM's premium truck and SUV brand.
World of Speed honors 2019 inductees to the Northwest Motorsports Hall of Fame

The induction event includes a dinner and a cocktail reception at the museum in addition to the induction ceremony. Tickets are available through…
2019 Mazda CX-9 Signature AWD: An affordable luxury three-row crossover

Mazda's largest crossover SUV is still stylish, fun to drive, and a great value
2020 Portland International Auto Show set

Hundreds of the newest vehicles will be on display at the Oregon Convention Center from Feb. 20 to 23.
2020 Acura MDX AWD A-Spec: Back in the game

Improvements continue in the popular luxury three-row midsize crossover SUV
PGE announces Beaverton Electric Avenue

PGE's Electric Avenue Network is part of the company's effort to remove barriers preventing drivers from switching to an EV, thereby reducing…
Car Events: Sept. 25-Dec. 29

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more
2020 Kia Telluride SX V6 AWD: Redefining the three-row crossover

The new SUV from Kia combines bold looks with genuine performance and luxury at an affordable price
Comparing four midsize trucks at the Trail Trek Tour

If you enjoy off-road driving but you prefer a smaller truck, there are more good choices this year than ever before.
2019 Chevrolet Bolt is a great affordable EV

The Bolt is also a great deal financially. Right now, Chevrolet is offering $6,500 in cash allowances on the 2019 Bolt. Then the Federal Government…
Panelists agree that transportation future is electric

Executives tell Westside Economic Alliance forum that issues remain to be resolved, but Portland region has the leadership to accomplish the goal.
2019 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro: Cartoon looks, real performance

The midsize SUV is a Pacific Northwest favorite and one of the few remaining affordable off-road vehciles
2019 Nissan Titan is built to compete

A full-sized truck that can be ordered to fit any budget and lifestyle, from basic pickup to off-road ready adventure vehicle
Car Events: Sept. 14-Oct. 6

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more

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