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Aug 16, 2018 The Times - News

Crisis and Care

Tigard-based teams help Rohingyas despite monsoons in Bangladesh. Go to MedicalTeams.org to volunteer or to donate.

Aug 09, 2018 The Times - News

Tigard High: $62 million construction, remodel under way

Two separate stacks of 2-story classrooms (one built to the north, the other to the south of the school) are planned

The Times News

Stabbing investigated between Tigard, Beaverton

The Times - News

According to police, a three-person confrontation ended with one man stabbed and hospitalized.
Our editorial: It's time to stop false attacks on the media

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Newspapers across the nation, including The Times, take an opportunity to push back against the 'fake news'…
Southwest Corridor MAX route recommended

Portland Tribune - News

The next light rail line proposed for the region is currently estimated at $2.64 billion to $2.86 billion,…
Police logs

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The following reports were given to police in Beaverton, Tigard and Tualatin.
Red-White Scrimmage postponed to Saturday

The Times - News

Sherwood High School's annual football scrimmage and fundraiser has been postponed due to air quality…
Tigard council to wait until next year to make appointment to…

The Times - News

The council agreed Monday night to wait to fill seat to be vacated by Jason Snider, who is running for mayor.
Red sky at morning means more smoky haze for Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Smoke from Northwest wildfires hangs around the metro area as wildfires continue to burn in Southern and…
Hit Machine slate for Tigard Concert in the Park series

The Times - News

The popular band plays Cook Park on Wednesday as part of the Concert in the Park series, which is in its…
Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Parks District's newest celebration will include food, music, more at Evelyn M. Schiffler Memorial Park.
Police logs

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The following reports were given to police in Beaverton, Tigard and Tualatin
Law enforcement leaders back sanctuary law

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion

Washington County Sheriff and District Attorney both oppose Measure 105 on November ballot.
National Night Out

Beaverton Valley Times - News

National Night Out was celebrated throughout Washington County on Tuesday, and The Times sent journalists to…
Senior community expands in Old Town

Sherwood Gazette - News

The Springs Living at Sherwood will add 120,000 square feet and 80 new full-time equivalent jobs.
Tualatin residents observe National Night Out

The Times - News

The evening included appearances from Tualatin's police chief, officers, firefighters and McGruff the Crime…
The heat hangs around

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Another in a series of heat waves is anticipated for this week and next throughout Washington County and the…
Stage set for renewed debate on westside bypass

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Planning commission, on 4-3 vote, includes study requirement in updated transportation plan recommended to…
Crawfish Festival draws hundreds to Community Park

The Times - News

A medical doctor wins the annual crawfish eating contest, consuming three pounds of the red crustaceans
Beaverton Chamber opposes Metro affordable housing bond

Portland Tribune - News

UPDATE: Washington County-based business organization supports state ballot measure intended to ease…
PCC hosts health care job fair

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Event set for Thursday, Aug. 9, at Portland Community College's Willow Creek Center in Beaaverton.
Final Basalt Creek decision nears for industrial land

The Times - News

The city reaffirmed recently it's not in love with the plan to place industrial land where they want…
Put on your lobster bib - Tualatin Crawfish Festival starts…

The Times - News

The annual event is set from Friday through Sunday at Tualatin Community Park.
Westside bypass is on commission agenda

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Planning Commission chairman wants to add language promoting its discussion in proposed update of…
Police logs

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The following incidents were reported to police in Beaverton, Tigard and Tualatin.
Lending a line at Laurel Ridge

Sherwood Gazette - News

Laurel Ridge teacher Travis Simpson gives families free access to fishing supplies.
Is GOP candidate for governor living in Tualatin?

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Update: Deschutes County Clerk satisfied Buehler lives in Bend; can still represent his district in the…
Dems name candidate for HD26 race

The Times - News

Courtney Neron will face off against Hillsboro area legislator Rich Vial for the seat in November.
King City man paying it forward

Regal Courier - News

King City resident, Comcast employee Randall Rene was named Oregon's Big Brother of the Year.
Girl Scout hosts ivy pull in Tigard on Aug. 4

Sherwood Gazette - News

Rachel Guthrie, a local Girl Scout Gold Award Candidate, will host an environmental cleanup at Dirksen Nature…
Man pleads guilty in death of 2-year-old child

Portland Tribune - News

Oregon City man Taylor Kraig gets 10 years in prison for death of Zackariah Daugherty in Portland.
Henderson is fourth candidate to file for Tigard mayor's seat

The Times - News

Marland Henderson jumps into race that includes himself, Linda Monahan, Jason Snider and Marc Woodard.
Tolling initiative refiled as IP 10

Portland Tribune - News

Chief petitioners added clarification to an initiative that would require voter approval for tolling existing…
Rooftop blaze forces evacuation of Washington Square Mall

The Times - News

A fire in the food court 'grease vent' was extinguished sometime after 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 28.
'Big Fair Fun' returns to 2018 Washington County Fair

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The Washington County Fair is back in Hillsboro this Thursday through Sunday.
Sherwood brush fire quickly extinguished Friday

The Times - News

The fire burned brush on Dahlke Lane, which is near Tualatin-Sherwood Road and Oregon Street on Friday.
Fire displaces two 76th Avenue residents Friday

The Times - News

One condo unit sustains significant fire, water and smoke damage, while an adjacent one is still habitable.
Hillsboro's Street of Dreams opens Saturday

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Monthlong open houses showcase the latest and greatest from local area builders.

Regional News

Man found hiding under deck faces drug, firearm charges

Portland Tribune - News
Slow down! 3 flaggers hurt or killed in 4 days, ODOT says

Portland Tribune - News
Stabbing investigated between Tigard, Beaverton

The Times - News
Beaverton council backs housing measures

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Wyden, Blumenauer call for paper ballots nationwide

Portland Tribune - News
PSU orders mourners to remove Jason Washington memorial

Portland Tribune - News
Far West recycling yard in Lake Oswego to shut down

Lake Oswego Review - News
Celebrating 102 years

Gresham Outlook - News
Jeremy Christian charged for assaulting black inmate

Portland Tribune - News
Delay at state autopsy lab slowing death investigations

Portland Tribune - News
On land or water, there's nothing like a classic

Lake Oswego Review - News
Our editorial: It's time to stop false attacks on the media

Beaverton Valley Times - Opinion
Suspect sought in Garden Home assault

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Crisis and Care

The Times - News
Rep. Walden visits Prineville

Central Oregonian - News
First e-scooter injuries reported in Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Cane caper causes cops to consult community

Beaverton Valley Times - News
SLIDESHOW: Street of Dreams lands in Hillsboro

Portland Tribune - Features

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Changing Latino soccer culture

Portland Tribune - News
Checking the blind spot

Portland Tribune - News
Max's law shields young athletes

Portland Tribune - News
How Max's injury became Max's Law

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion is a joint project

Portland Tribune - News
Schools struggle to release concussion records

Portland Tribune - News
Concussions: Payoffs and perils for athletes, schools

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion project spurs student journalists, too

Portland Tribune - News
Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes

Portland Tribune - News
Aftermath: A life changed by brain injury

Portland Tribune - News

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Sherwood throwers shine at nationals

August 15, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

Sheppard Kilkenny, Asher Krauel, Austin Milton earn All-American status in the javelin

Cherishing the championship

August 15, 2018 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

Sherwood High School grad Zak Taylor helps Oregon State win the NCAA baseball national crown

Rutschman shines as World Series MVP

The Times - Sports

The former Sherwood High School star helps lead Beavers to the NCAA championship
Soaring to new heights

The Times - Sports

Tualatin grad Laura Taylor is nominated for the 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year honor
Baseball in another part of the world

The Times - Sports

Tigard High School senior-to-be Lance Kreisberg plays for Great Britain in European tournament
Tigard linemen turn to teamwork

The Times - Sports

The Tigers power their way to second place in the team standings at Metro Area Lineman Challenge
Gailey leads the way for Oregon team

The Times - Sports

The squad takes sixth place at the Junior Americas Cup girls golf team tournament
Tualatin triumphs at linemen challenge

The Times - Sports

Dominique Loggins sets a new record in the 40-yard dash, finishes in third place overall
Dawgs tipped in extra-inning thriller

The Times - Sports

Tualatin rallies back, but falls to West Linn in Friday's OIBA tournament quarterfinals
Sherwood team makes big throws at regionals

The Times - Sports

Youth track club is sending five in the javelin to junior Olympics meet in North Carolina
Sherwood tipped in back-and-forth battle

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen fall to Grant, in eight innings, in the OIBA tournament quarterfinal round
Gailey enjoying a championship summer

The Times - Sports

The 2018 Tigard High School grad shining in tourney play before starting college
Tualatin rolls to 9-0 win in tourney opener

The Times - Sports

The Dawgs put it all together in their OIBA victory over Lakeridge on Thursday at L.O.
Teamwork helps Eagles take off

The Times - Sports

Grant Gardner, Morgan Petersen run to district titles for Westside Christian track team
Tigard High seniors stepped up in 2017-18

The Times - Sports

Big seasons from girls basketball, boys track teams stand out for the Tigers the past year
The swiftest of the Tigers

The Times - Sports

Tigard High School football and track star Braden Lenzy named a Times Athlete of the Year
Tigard team falls at District 4 tournament

The Times - Sports

The Tigard Little League Majors all-star team loses to Murrayhill in Sunday's game at Alpenrose
It was another big year for Sherwood seniors

The Times - Sports

Shelby Moran's two state championships are among the highlights for the Bowmen in 2017-18
Tigard team can't quite rally back again

The Times - Sports

The Tigard Little League ages 9-11 all-star squad edged in District 4 title tilt at Cook Park
Dawgs edged out by Montana squad

The Times - Sports

Tualatin OIBA team falls 6-4 to the American Legion squad at the Clackamas Diamond Classic
Scarvie shines for Sherwood squads

The Times - Sports

The girls soccer and basketball star is the Times' Athlete of the Year from Sherwood
Kreisberg to take the field for Great Britain

The Times - Sports

The Tigard High School senior-to-be will play in the European Championships in Italy
Moran, Stevens garner Oregon Sports Awards

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood High School senior and Tigard High School sophomore win top honors at event
It was another big year for Tualatin seniors

The Times - Sports

State titles won by Gerald Saina, softball team, highlight 2017-18 for the Timberwolves
Aggson, Gilbert help North win series

The Times - Sports

The Sherwood High School graduates shine in the Class 6A/5A all-star baseball event
Longhorns shine from start to finish

The Times - Sports

The Tigard squad rolls to a 14-2 victory over Southridge in Monday's OIBA contest

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Opinion

Our editorial: It's time to stop false attacks on the media

August 16, 2018 The Times

Newspapers across the nation, including The Times, take an opportunity to push back against the 'fake news' nonsense.

Law enforcement leaders back sanctuary law

August 08, 2018 Kevin Barton and Pat Garrett

Washington County Sheriff and District Attorney both oppose Measure 105 on November ballot.

King City is getting ready for housing challenge

Mayor Ken Gibson: The population increase is coming for every city in the metro area; King City has a plan.
Our Opinion: Independent party must prove viability

We don't blame the IPO for using this unexpected bit of leverage. After all, the political deck in Oregon is stacked heavily in favor of…
Letters to the editor

Topics range from the White House border policy, to Alzheimer's research, to election lawn signs.
In November, vote to maintain Oregon's sanctuary status

Current law is supported by many in law enforcement, encourages immigrants to trust police.
Letters to the editor

Well-known clerk says good bye to Tigard; gubernatorial candidate right on education.
People are being heard on light rail plan

My opinion: More need to get involved, and the deadline to do so is Monday, July 30.
Fire season requires attention from all of us

Smokey skies over the region last year remind us that living so close to the forests is a blessing but has its impacts, as well.
Residents came together out of love

Citizens' view: In response to a federal policy taking children from people seeking asylum, a community comes together.
Our Opinion: Compromise immigration bill needed

We call on our state's congressional delegation, Democrats and the lone Republican, to work toward a compromise immigration reform bill,…
Participate when education task force comes to town

The Legislature proved that the 'road show' concept worked in 2016-17 to create a transportation package of bills; here's hoping lightning…
Letters to the editor

Tolling for highways is terrible option; 'electronic-repair' rights would be boon.
Tigard takes first step toward smart zoning option

Our opinion: It's time to reconsider strict zoning throughout Washington County in light of a shortage of affordable housing; to reduce…
Reflecting on Marylhurst

Marylhurst trustees reflect on bittersweet last commencement for historic college.
Oregon leads nation in encouraging people to vote

Credit Secretary of State Dennis Richardson for being on the correct side of voters rights.
Letters to the editor

Topics include a high school theater production, vaccinations and recent high-profile suicides.
Unhappy about vehicle registration fee? Blame the feds

Our view: When Congress stopped increasing the federal gas tax in 1993, cities, counties and states had to step up.
History, challenges of Clean Water Services little understood

Citizen's opinion: Replacing longtime public servant Bill Gaffi won't be easy.
Is Metro right agency to lead on housing?

Our opinion: A lot more information is needed before moving forward with a massive housing vote.
Tigard mayor's timing could hurt city

Our opinion: John Cook's decision not to run for re-election, coming within days of failed vote, will leave an impression.
When 'safe and welcoming' is no longer enough

One high school teacher recounts the work he and cohorts do to help a student whose father could be deported.
Student to 'adults' - Please do something!

Tualatin student: All sides need to come together to end epidemic of gun violence in schools.
Relay for Life event is all about hope

Tigard-Tualatin relay, and luminaria event, focus on what we have, not what we've lost.
We're not yet prepared for next big disaster

Infrastructure Week reminds us that maintaining what we have is a key component for readiness.
Fighting to overcome the opioid crisis

Congresswoman: Tour of state has led to analysis of our opioid crisis in Oregon.

Features

Fiesta en el Parque makes its debut Aug. 19

August 09, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Features The Times

Parks District's newest celebration will include food, music, more at Evelyn M. Schiffler Memorial Park.

Keep on truckin'

July 26, 2018 Beaverton Valley Times - Features The Times

Parks district gets ready for its 20th annual Big Truck Day on Saturday, Aug. 4.

'Guys and Dolls' hits Tigard stage

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Broadway Rose presents glitzy Broadway musical-comedy classic on stage in August.
Treasures from trash

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Washington County Museum is celebrating the Victorian-era inspired fantasy genre.
Picking a career in (Leftover) Salmon

Portland Tribune - Features

Leftover Salmon frontman Vince Herman defies family expectations for long-running career in music
Enter our Fall Sportsman Photo Contest

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Enter your outdoor photos for a chance to win a Traeger portable wood pellet grill from Van Dyke Appliances
It's Festival of the Arts weekend in Lake Oswego!

The Times - Features

Here's everything you need to know for taking part in three days of art, theater, music and more
Portland roots musicians head west for Wanderfest

Portland Tribune - Features

Camp, cavort, commune as more than a dozen acts perform at Dundee Lodge near Gaston this weekend
'Mamma Mia!' star recalls Broadway performances

Regal Courier - News

Peggy Taphorn, 'one of the lucky ones' in the theater world, will soon grace a Tigard stage.
Ramadan begins Tuesday

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Islam's holy month runs through June 14, with Muslims throughout the world fasting from dawn to sunset.
MET celebrates silver anniversary

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The Muslim Educational Trust will celebrate its 25th anniversary Saturday, May 12
'Pacific power' hailed as Navy commissions USS Portland

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The only ship named solely in honor of the Rose City was commissioned at Terminal 2 on Saturday.
En Pointe

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Students from Washington County are set to take the stage The Portland Ballet presentation of 'Current/Classic.'
Coming home to Patsy Cline

Regal Courier - News

Broadway Rose veteran performer Sara Catherine Wheatley returns to Oregon to reprise a favorite role.
W2D to hear from endorsed candidates

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

The Willamette Women Democrats will hold its monthly meeting April 12 at Celebrate Conference Center.
Culture & Community

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A list of events happening throughout our region, with a emphasis on Easter weekend.
Lady golfers will kick off the season April 4

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

Interested women of all skill levels invited to attend a breakfast to learn about group
Governor candidate Buehler to meet with GOP women

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

Lake Oswego Republican Women will hold their monthly luncheon meeting March 20 at 11:30 a.m. All are invited to attend.
Marylhurst hosting wine talk, tasting Wednesday night

Lake Oswego Review - My Community

Marylhurst University will host a wine talk and tasting March 7 starting at 6:30 p.m. in Flavia Salon on campus. Guest speaker will be…
Masons honor Daniel Bush for his dedicated service

The Times - News

Bush was honored Wednesday at the Tigard-Orenomah Lodge No. 207 on Pacific Highway near Gaarde Street.
St. Anthony's School seeks auction donations

The Times - News

The school is seeking such items as a new car or boat, resort vacations and restaurant chef experiences.
Competition seeks art for sidewalks

The Times - Features

Three partnering organizations want the environmental artworks for Tigard and Hillsboro.
Grand plans at The Garages

The Times - Features

A local business owner is bringing live music - and a whole lot more - back to Beaverton.
Q&A with Cynthia Whitcomb

The Times - Features

The local writer penned Lakewood's latest play, and has written nearly 30 screenplays.
Cultural Trust brings road show to Beaverton

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Organizations that could be eligible for grants are encouraged to attend Feb. 8 event.
Art on Broadway seeks new talent

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Membership in artists collective includes working occassionally at the gallery.

Sustainable Life

Next city challenge to boost bicycling: better parking

August 17, 2018 Steve Law

Proposed new standards would require accessible, safe, well-lit and dry facilities in new developments.

Far West recycling yard in Lake Oswego to shut down

August 17, 2018 Anthony Macuk

Rising costs, global changes will force struggling recycling center to close Sept. 23

Salmonberry Trail gaining traction

Work has actually started on future segments of the ambitious Banks-to-Tillamook trail project.
Company says rival emits unnecessarily high amounts of mercury into Columbia River Gorge air

TDX, in new report, says regulators are going too easy on ChemWaste, owned by Waste Management.
Paper mills suitors get no reaction to purchase offers

WestRock, which owns a paper mill in Newberg that could help revive Oregon's curbside recycling program, says it's in no hurry to sell shuttered mill
Despite rosy market, Camas facilities closed for good

Pulp and copy-papermaking equipment to be demolished by Georgia-Pacific, in another local example of a company seemingly bent on eliminating supply,…
Wyden joins criticism of WestRock

The ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee pens a letter asking the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission to keep an eye on the…
Event invites participants to clean the Clackamas River

Boaters, divers and other volunteers will hunt for trash during annual event in September
Test results expected soon on algae scum found in Willamette River downtown

Oregon Health Authority issued a recreational health advisory from Ross Island lagoon all the way downstream to Cathedral Park.
Get Portland environmental news sent to your email

Each Monday, Sustainable Life will send you links to six news briefs or longer pieces
Restoration work on Sauvie Island continues

Crews install foundation for new bridge to be installed along Reeder Road later this year; work to improve connectivity of Sturgeon Lake
ECOTHOUGHTS: Why I buy organic

Do you gulp at the high price of produce made without chemical pesticides? Do it for the soil, if nothing else.
Health authority lifts precautionary advisory for Ross Island Lagoon

State agency says algae spotted in the area is not producing toxic bacteria, but will be monitored.
China retaliates against Trump by slapping tariff on recyclables

Announcement will make it harder for Oregon recycling sector to export metals, plastic and paper to China.
Tribes seek probe of dioxin in The Dalles

Four Indian nations seek DEQ investigation at Superfund site where railroad ties are treated with creosote, according to Cascadia Times.
State rebates for electrified vehicles approved

Oregon Supreme Court approves on-the-spot payments of up to $5,000 to encourage the sale of all-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Groups seek more protection for marbled murrelet

Conservation nonprofits sue state wildlife commission for failing to protect the imperiled seabird.
EARTHTALK: Employee incentives to live greener

Dear EarthTalk: What are some ways that companies are encouraging or incentivizing employees to live greener and promote sustainability?- Jane…
Harmful algae bloom spotted at Ross Island Lagoon

Oregon Health Authority is studying water samples, but issued advisory to avoid active water sports in area and refrain from drinking the water
Disability advocates support limits on plastic straws

United Spinal Association, Disability Rights Oregon support reduction strategy for plastic utensils.
Where to see gorge waterfalls

Fire damage forced closure of many popular hikes along the Columbia River, but a new guide is available to help you plan your treks.
Everything neutral

Green Hammer builds a winery tasting room to Living Building Challenge standards - one of only 21 certified buildings in the world
Court voids partial sale of Elliott State Forest land

Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that Oregon should not have sold off a chunk of land four years ago.
Two men charged with cutting down more than 30 trees in Lake Oswego

In addition to criminal charges, the suspects also face civil penalties for cutting down the trees on private property in February without…
Wilsonville disputes DEQ mandates

DEQ agrees to renegotiate water quality permit after city pushes back against mecury limits in discharge water
Starting in 2020, many businesses must keep food out of the garbage

Portland-area regional government in charge of solid waste adopts ordinance requiring recycling of food scraps, a prelude to converting it to…