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Nov 20, 2019 Beaverton Valley Times - News

Washington County sheriff, ICE clash again

Latest dispute involves manslaughter suspect in 4-month-old fatal crash who posted bail and fled to Mexico; ICE sought an administrative detainer on him that counties do not honor because of a 2014 ruling in U.S. District Court applicable statewide.

Nov 13, 2019 The Times - News

New dental center provides hub for continuing ed, charitable work

Oregon Academy of General Dentistry Foundation opens first permanent location in Tigard

The Times News

Lawmakers again wrestle with limiting money in Oregon politics

Portland Tribune - News

A legislative committee considers outlines of campaign finance reform legislation, revealing possible…
Dirksen won't run for third term on Metro Council

The Times - News

Mayor of Tigard from 2003 to 2012, Dirksen says he's been in elected office long enough.
Tigard Police Log: Nov. 13-18

The Times - News

This week's calls include: camping with a John Deere, a stolen shirt and going to the mattresses.
Economists: Oregon's slow job growth doesn't point to recession

Portland Tribune - News

'It is an open question as to whether firms are hiring less because they are seeing weaker sales or because…
Groups want citizens to draw political boundaries, not lawmakers

Portland Tribune - News

Broad spectrum of groups rally around initiative proposing to reform Oregon's redistricting process to…
New 198-unit high-end senior community breaks ground in Tigard…

The Times - News

The five-story complex is the first in the Tigard Triangle to not have to make changes to its original…
Clackamas County approves athletic field land use application in…

West Linn Tidings - News

The West Linn soccer club is still facing a LUBA appeal over the Southlake Park facilities
Army Ranger hit with shrapnel that felt like 'bad bee sting'

The Times - News

Bill Manderfeld of Tualatin earned his Purple Heart after serving in Vietnam.
PSU estimates show growth across Westside

Beaverton Valley Times - News

King City has grown the fastest. Beaverton, Tigard and Wilsonville also grew by more than 1% from 2018 to…
Sherwood receives budget award for 18th consecutive year

The Times - News

Government Finance Officers Association's Distinguished Budget Presentation Award given for effective budget…
Oregon hate crimes dropped in 2018

Portland Tribune - News

Annual data released by the FBI shows other areas of concern for advocacy groups.
Beaverton breaks ground on Cedar Grove apartment project

Beaverton Valley Times - News

When completed in a year, 44 low-income families will be housed at NW Murray Boulevard and Cornell Road in a…
Man charged with setting four fires in Tigard

The Times - News

A 26-year-old man allegedly started four fires in downtown Tigard and Pacific Highway
Sherwood toddler battling cancer 'fighter' mother says

The Times - News

Julian Peace Bridges, 21-months-old, has spent much of his young life recently at Doernbecher Children's…
Martin Allen Johnson sentenced to life without parole

The Times - News

Last week, the Aloha man was found guilty of raping and murdering 15-year-old Heather Fraser of Metzger.
State audit: Veterinary board must improve drug security

Portland Tribune - News

Background checks and more stringent inspections and participation in drug monitoring program should be…
New Oregon rule blunts ICE courthouse arrests

Portland Tribune - News

The rule is intended to maintain court access for immigrants. But ICE has signaled it'll continue to make…
Oregon court blocks flavored cannabis vape product ban

Portland Tribune - News

Appeals court administrator cites harm to businesses and likelihood of petitioners prevailing on judicial…
Hispanic ex-employee says Washington County workplace hostile

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Glenda Quezada resigned her job in environmental health on May 20. She seeks $350,000 in damages, plus actual…
Voters could decide future of Oregon's forestry practices

Portland Tribune - News

Six conflicting ballot measures vying for support could restrict or solidify forestry practices on state and…
Gert Boyle's celebration of life set Dec. 5

Portland Tribune - News

Gathering at Veterans Memorial Coliseum will remember local businesswoman's life and contributions.
Work starts in Hillsboro on new dispatch center for Washington…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Building will complete $77 million upgrade of emergency radio communications system that voters approved in…
Tigard Fred Meyer robbed Wednesday by armed gunman

The Times - News

The robbery, involving a masked man, occurred shortly before 10 p.m. near the garden center.
October jobs numbers climb, unemployment held at 4.1%

Portland Tribune - News

State unemployment rate has hovered between 4% and 4.4% for the past 36 months.
Public unions search for silver lining as dues nose dive

Portland Tribune - News

AFSCME, SEIU officials still optimistic as 'fair share fees' drop and group pushes people to drop out of…
Whistleblower settles claim against emergency management agency

Portland Tribune - News

Former deputy who highlighted malfeasance gets $510,000, says leaders subjected her to hostile environment.
City to survey lower local option levy amount with voters

The Times - News

A second survey, mentioning an amount of 33 cents per $1,000 of assessed value for a police levy, is planned.
Police: Five teens linked to Washington County crime spree

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Officers say a fake gun was found in a stolen car that was spotted at incidents at Winco, Costco, Fred Meyer…
Enter for a chance to win

The Times - News

Enter our HomeFree For A Year Sweepstakes and you could win free rent or mortgage payments, up to $15,000,…
State court finds police orders unjustified, reverses conviction

Portland Tribune - News

Ruling in Beaverton case could have statewide implications for interactions between police and the public.
Wildfire council report: Spend $4 billion to keep forests safe

Portland Tribune - News

Helping communities adapt and creating resilient landscapes are top priorities to improve state's wildfire…
Regional water supply plan is topic of next Washington County…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Scheduled speakers are the plan's manager, chief executive of Tualatin Valley Water District, and officials…
Applicants sought for Washington County judgeship

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Danielle Hunsaker will resign Position 10 after she takes oath as judge on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of…
TriMet reschedules meeting on Southwest Corridor light rail…

The Times - News

Scheduling conflict force the agency to move the meeting from Nov. 18 to Dec. 16
Students create Sagert Street sidewalk artwork

The Times - News

The Sagert Street artwork includes the sun and moon, mammoths, a sugar skull and doves.
Aloha man dies from injuries suffered from two-car crash on Roy…

The Times - News

The Washington County Sheriff's Office reports neither speed nor driver impairment appear to be factors

Regional News

Man charged with setting four fires in Tigard

The Times - News
Lawmakers again wrestle with limiting money in Oregon politics

Portland Tribune - News
Adieu, Concourse A: Portland airport preps for demolition

Portland Tribune - News
Groups want citizens to draw political boundaries, not lawmakers

Portland Tribune - News
Blumenauer boycott call dragged into impeachment inquiry

Portland Tribune - News
Economists: Oregon's slow job growth doesn't point to recession

Portland Tribune - News
Sondland's Ukraine testimony sparks GOP backlash

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon court blocks flavored cannabis vape product ban

Portland Tribune - News
TriMet: 25,000 enrolled in low-income fare program

Portland Tribune - News
Police seek ride-share driver who picked up shooting victim

Portland Tribune - News
Century Farm owners will speak at next Washington County Public Affairs Forum

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Sex abuse suspect skips court, Beaverton police say

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Willamette River group seeks ban on larger wake boats

Clackamas Review - News
Beaverton clears way to complete Public Safety Center

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Sondland's testimony: There was a 'quid pro quo'

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Democrats keep primary closed to non-affiliated voters

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon hate crimes dropped in 2018

Portland Tribune - News
Joe Biden looks for cash at private Portland fundraiser

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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Sports

Tualatin seniors sign college letters of intent

November 21, 2019 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

Sophie Gratchner, Elizabeth Hillier, Andrew Payton make their choices official

Sports Talk: Mountainside shocks Tigard 11/21/19

November 20, 2019 The Times - Sports Pamplin Media Group

Episode 2: Huge upsets, season-ending shout-outs, and more as Matt wraps up the playoffs.

Tualatin ready for battle at Jesuit

The Times - Sports

The Crusaders will host the Class 6A state playoff quarterfinal contest on Friday
Bowmen try to rally, but fall to West Linn

The Times - Sports

Sherwood sees its sesaon end with 35-14 loss in the Class 6A state playoff second-round game
Tualatin leaves no doubt this year

The Times - Sports

The Wolves earn their first quarterfinal berth since 2010 with their 50-35 win over North Medford
Check out our best photos from Week 11 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
Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin set for Round 2 challenges

The Times - Sports

The Tigers and Timberwolves will both be playing at home, Bowmen to travel to West Linn
High school football rolls into Week 11 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in Week 11 of the high school football season
Nov. 15 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the 11th week of the high school season
Tigard football upset by Mountainside in Class 6A second round

The Times - Sports

Youthful Mavericks come up clutch in second half, overtime, take down number one Tigers
Sherwood runners cap strong season at state

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen boys finish fifth, girls take 12th at the Class 6A cross country championships
Sherwood Youth Soccer team earns its shot

The Times - Sports

The squad will play in a 2019 Fall OYSA Founders Cup quarterfinal match on Saturday
Tualatin's Payton, Gearin step up at state

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolf girls finish in eighth place, boys 13th at the Class 6A championships
Tigard tries, but can't get equalizer against Grant

The Times - Sports

The Tigers see their season come to an end with a 1-0 second-round state playoff setback
Tualatin girls lose, but have fun in postseason tilt

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves fall to Summit in Friday's girls water polo state playoff contest
Tualatin powers past Westview in Round 1

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves advance by rolling to a 69-27 home victory against the Wildcats
Tigard scores early and often in playoff opener

The Times - Sports

The top-ranked Tigers jump out to a 56-0 lead in their first-round victory over Century
Check out our best photos from Week 10 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
Sherwood girls tipped on last-minute goal

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen fall to West Salem in a Class 6A state playoff quartefinal thriller
Tualatin can't quite battle back at South Eugene

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves fall 3-1 to the Axe in the Class 6A state playoff quarterfinal tilt
Motivated Sherwood smacks McNary

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen power their way to a 49-7 in the Class 6A first-round state playoff contest
High school football rolls into Week 10 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in Week 10 of the high school football season
Sherwood teams triumph at district meet

The Times - Sports

Both Bowmen cross country squads advance to compete at the Class 6A state championships
Nov. 8 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the 10th week of the high school season
Tualatin falls in volleyball postseason tilt

The Times - Sports

The Timberwolves see their season come to a close with first-round loss at Sheldon
Timberwolves put up a challenge in round two

The Times - Sports

Tualatin takes a scoreless game deep into the match before falling to No. 2 Reynolds

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Opinion

Burton: To get ahead in the workplace, get ahead at the gym

November 21, 2019 Will Burton

'All it takes to boost performance is 30 to 60 minutes of increased heart rate.'

Davis: Regardless of ZIP code, Oregonians have same concerns

November 21, 2019 Adam Davis

'Take notice, local political candidates and ballot measure campaigns. Elected public officials: You, too.'

Letters to the Editor: Nov. 21, 2019

In our weekly mailbag, readers respond to recent articles published in The Times.
Kane: As holiday shopping revs up, so do scammers

'The last thing a consumer needs is to be scammed out of their hard-earned money.'
Tyson & Burgwin: This is not the TriMet we signed up for

'We began working here because we saw a transit organization offering a career, not just a job.'
Baptista: Trump's attacks on Ambassador Yovanovitch are shameful

'His Tweets, falsely denigrating Ms. Yovanovitch in real time, should be deeply distressing to all Americans.'
Our Opinion: With growth comes change, but it's not absolute

Beaverton, Tigard and other local cities are growing and challenging what it means to be 'suburban.'
Our Opinion: Spend enough to get light rail right

It's a good thing that regional planners have backed off an idea to reduce lane capacity on Highway 99W.
González & Chase: Use construction boom to boost diversity

'Construction is one of the few industries that can provide a family-sustaining career without a college degree.'
Cordie: A new look and feel for Sherwood School District

'It is essential to hear from as many voices as possible during this process.'
Adams: Legislature peddles harmful fix to housing insecurity

'What the state Legislature has done this year with House Bill 2001 indefensibly violates local zoning.'
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 7, 2019

Our mailbag includes letters about impeaching President Donald Trump and the benefits of climate action.
Gallagher: A father he never knew

'He tells a story that sounds like it could be right out of the novel/miniseries 'Winds of War.''
Prusak: Correcting the record on middle housing

'Ensuring our communities have adequate housing is too important for us to ignore or fight against.'
Burton: Breakfast, the most important meal of the day

'The difficulty is in finding ways to eat a healthier breakfast and doing it consistently.'
Riddle: Surprise medical bills hit some harder

'Surprise medical bills ... can be a major driver in the creation of a medical debt burden.'
Our Opinion: Be a smart and safe driver

This Halloween, whether you're driving or trick-or-treating, make safety a priority.
Bonilla: Building awareness of the monsters in cyberspace

'Cybercrime can be frightful, and everyone -- including your children -- can fall victim.'
Fast: Have your say on equitable transportation in Aloha

'Mode shift alone can add capacity, since bicycles are smaller than cars, and buses hold many more people...'
Reynolds & Turnock: Bipartisan hope emerging on climate emergency

'Carbon pricing that includes a revenue return to Americans has four-to-one support among all voters.'
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 24, 2019

Our weekly mailbag features brief thoughts on Greta Thunberg and the Cascade Policy Institute.
ENDORSEMENT: Natural areas need voters' support

Metro is an awkward, maybe even overstuffed bureaucracy. But Measure 26-203 does good things. We recommend a yes vote.
Smith: WES can be a solution to MAX quandary

'Let's learn from our past mistakes, and add two cheap and easy WES stops to serve the Bridgeport area.'
Letter: Don't panic about climate change

James Caster responds to Anika Pillai's Oct. 10, 2019, commentary about climate action.
Kane: Video games pose serious cyber risks

'Since October is Cybersecurity Month, BBB is talking about how to stay safe.'
Our Opinion: Highway 99W needs to be enhanced, not strangled

Officials should abandon any thought of taking lanes away and should designate it a priority corridor.

Features

A&E podcast: Special guests I Sing Choir 11-15-19

November 14, 2019 The Times - Features Pamplin Media Group

NEW: Listen to the Washington County A&E Guide, a new podcast with host Gabby Urenda that puts the westside's vibrant art scene in the spotlight.

'Leading Ladies' coming to Tigard stage

October 23, 2019 Beaverton Valley Times - Features Mark Miller

Mask&Mirror Community Theatre is performing the comedy by famed playwright Ken Ludwig.

Teens Finding Hope to hold conference in Beaverton

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Teens with depression and their supporters are invited to attend 'Armed With Hope.'
Hank Willis Thomas exhibit examines guns in modern society

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

The conceptual artist's provocative work is on view through Jan. 12 at the Portland Art Museum.
Large Pumpkin Regatta crowds expected in Tualatin

The Times - News

The beloved and quirky fall festival is spread across two days for the first time ever.
People of Providence - Meet Marian O. Hodges

Portland Tribune - Features

The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Keep an eye on local art this weekend

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Washington County artists open their personal spaces for tours on Oct. 19 and Oct. 20.
Interactive art exhibit at Pacific University uses ocean debris

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

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

Wheels

2020 Shelby GT500 is the most powerful Mustang ever made

November 21, 2019 Jeff Zurschmeide

The newest version of the legendary muscle car is also handles better and is available with more tech than any previous version.

Seattle previews Portland International Auto Show

November 20, 2019 Jim Redden

Some but not all of the newest cars that will be in Portland were included in the Seattle International Auto Show

Ticket renewals open for 2020 Grand Prix of Portland

Those renewing their seats are able to secure the best vantage points at PIR before tickets go on sale to the general public. These fans also have…
Ford reveals all-electric Mustang Mach-E

The new EV has a target range of 300 miles, and will be available with standard and extended-range battery options with either rear-wheel drive or…
2020 Nissan Maxima SR: A reason to keep loving cars

The sporty version of Nissan's largest car should temp buyers away from increasingly popular crossovers
Car Events: Nov. 30-May 29, 2020

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more
Seattle International Auto Show set for Nov. 14-17

Some of the vehicles that will be on display in both cities are the all-new 2020 Ford Explorer, the all-new 2020 Lincoln Corsair and the 2020 Toyota…
Fiat 124 Spider: Classic sports car with modern quality

If you're dreaming of a sports car this year, you really should drive the 2020 Fiat 124 Spider before you make a decision.
2020 Subaru Ascent Limited: The Pacific Northwest choice

A bargain-priced three-row crossover with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel-Drive system that is perfect for wet weather and light off-road driving
2020 Buick Enclave offers affordable family luxury

The 2020 Buick Enclave is a luxury mid-size crossover that can also tow uo 5,000 pounds when properly equipped.
Subaru Outback tops list of cheapest cars to insure in Oregon

Naturally, insurance prices vary based on your residence location and driving history, and the type and amount of coverage selected.
2020 GMC Acadia AT4: Surprisingly capable family hauler

The redesigned mid-size crossover SUV offers style, performance and comfort in a well-designed, affordable package.
Car Events: Oct. 26-May 29, 2020

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more
New Audi Q3 to be given away at 2020 Portland International Auto Show

The Portland International Auto Show is the largest annual exhibition of new vehicles in the Pacific Northwest.
Mercedes-Benz delivers strong performance in the 2020 GLC-Class

The best thing about the GLC, however, is the base price. For a few thousand dollars more than the top price of some economy SUVs, buyers can get…
2020 Nissan Versa provides exceptional value

If you're looking for the best value on a new car this year, the 2020 Nissan Versa should be at the top of your list.
2020 Volvo V60 T5 AWD Cross Country: A true sport wagon

The Cross Country version of the V60 wagon is the ideal car for the Pacfic Northwest
BMW X2 M35i: Fast crossover or hot hatch?

Whatever you decide, the high-performance subcompact crossover is a serious vehicle for serious driving

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