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West Linn Tidings - News
Axelrod clarifies statement about stepping down
West Linn Mayor says he meant he will not seek reelection when he said he would be stepping down from his position
Jul 31, 2020
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West Linn woman cited for throwing water at teen driver
'Blue Lives Matter' protester issued criminal citation after July 17 incident
Jul 31, 2020
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Dairy Hill ready to scoop up community connections
Portland-based ice cream shop comes to West Linn, eager to become part of neighborhood
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West Linn police log
West Linn Tidings - NewsInformation of the public safety column comes from the public records of the West Linn Police Department.… -
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January
West Linn Tidings - NewsCompetition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March -
Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
Portland Tribune - NewsAppointments and a mask are now required in order to visit an Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles field… -
Oregon reports 299 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths
West Linn Tidings - NewsWeekly report also shows rise in cases, percentage of positive tests between July 27 and Aug. 2. -
Clackamas County lost 951 jobs to offshoring since 2017
West Linn Tidings - NewsNew report shows Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Wilsonville and West Linn hit hard by trade-related jobs loss -
Clackamas County asking state for alternative to tolling I-205
West Linn Tidings - NewsOregon City, Gladstone, Canby, West Linn and Lake Oswego want a 'no toll, no build' option added to list of… -
Jerry Gabrielatos selected as next West Linn city manager
West Linn Tidings - NewsCity Council chooses staffer from Albert Lea, Minnesota after months-long search -
West Linn's Rob Ward connects with youth to teach about racism
West Linn Tidings - NewsRetired sherrif's deputy inspired by local kids protesting racism and police brutality -
Clackamas River Water Providers: Help endangered salmon
West Linn Tidings - NewsCustomers asked to help with fall fish runs by reducing or shutting off outdoor watering in August -
Gov. Brown calls Aug. 10 special session to balance state budget
West Linn Tidings - NewsLeaders already were at work on $1 billion plan blending cuts and fund shifts, but no federal aid. -
Clackamas County headed in right direction on COVID-19
West Linn Tidings - NewsMetro region's public health indicators make progress toward meeting all six criteria set by state for… -
Brown creates Racial Justice Council to change programs, policies
West Linn Tidings - NewsThe Oregon governor creates new advisory group to shape next state budget and more. -
Sportswear giant Nike to lay off 500 workers
West Linn Tidings - NewsThe cuts to Nike's corporate workforce at its Beaverton-area world headquarters will be permanent. -
Clackamas County residents mostly have positive outlook
West Linn Tidings - NewsDespite COVID-19, survey shows majority is generally happy with quality of life, services -
Clackamas County businesses get land-use flexibility
West Linn Tidings - NewsTemporary modifications to ordinances aim to allow for more reopenings with physical distancing -
West Linn-Wilsonville schools will be fully remote through Oct.…
West Linn Tidings - NewsThe decision, announced in a letter to families from Superintendent Kathy Ludwig, came on the heels of new… -
West Linn to discuss communications tower near Marylhurst Park
West Linn Tidings - NewsA similar tower proposed in Lake Oswego saw intense community pushback last year -
Governor: Counties must lower COVID-19 case numbers for…
West Linn Tidings - NewsCurrently, only one county in Oregon meets the standards that would allow for in-school instruction. -
Clackamas County seeking more COVID-19 response dollars
West Linn Tidings - NewsAdministrator signs agreement for HUD homeless vouchers, reimbursement from state of Oregon -
Oregon sees record-high 14 deaths from virus on Tuesday,…
West Linn Tidings - NewsOregon Health Authority Director Patrick Allen issues a message of condolence as agency also reports 342 new… -
Armed robbers hold up West Linn home
West Linn Tidings - NewsBurglars made off with the victim's car and other goods after Tuesday morning robbery -
Calls to defund police find little traction in suburbs
West Linn Tidings - NewsPortland's largest suburban communities approach police reform and budget cuts with caution -
WL-WV School District weighs whether to open in-person
West Linn Tidings - NewsThe first day of school in West Linn-Wilsonville is Aug. 31. Will there be students on campus? -
Clackamas Community College students build sign for food pantry
West Linn Tidings - NewsThough everyone was wearing masks, the pride of donating to SnowCap Community Charities in Gresham was… -
UPDATE: Missing Beaverton teen found safe
West Linn Tidings - NewsEmmeline Tesch, 16, reported missing after leaving park with no phone, food or water -
Working on Willamette: Main Street construction continues
West Linn Tidings - NewsA decision on parking alignment on Main Street is on the agenda for a West Linn City Council meeting Aug. 3. -
A summer of sun and social distancing
West Linn Tidings - NewsRestrictions remain in place at parks, but boat ramps, trails, dog parks open -
Willamette Falls Trust apologizes for harming tribes
West Linn Tidings - NewsGroup's contractor MASS Design Group displayed cultural insensitivity in public presentation, Grand Ronde says -
Speed limit drops to 25 mph on section of Salamo Road
West Linn Tidings - NewsSeveral citizens asked the Traffic Safety Committee to examine how to improve pedestrian safety in the area. -
District expects to begin expansion of WLHS stadium, parking in…
West Linn Tidings - NewsProject to add parking and stadium seating will take between four and six months. -
Oregon governor announces new steps to curb spread of coronavirus
West Linn Tidings - NewsAs numbers rise, children must wear face coverings, outdoor venues now at 100, restaurants and bars close… -
Students heading back to class will need masks
West Linn Tidings - NewsOregon will distribute 5 million masks for school children and staff to help them stay safe under updated… -
West Linn police chief shirks criticism in letter to interim…
West Linn Tidings - NewsTerry Kruger, still on administrative leave, denies wrongdoing in handling of Fesser lawsuit. -
Portland Community College builds contact tracer training program
West Linn Tidings - NewsStudents can learn to trace cases of COVID-19 during a two-week program that will launch Aug. 3. -
Clackamas County speculates over governor's announcement
West Linn Tidings - NewsJim Bernard: Kate Brown to announce new restrictions, requirements for reopening in press conference… -
With lease nearly up, future of WL post office still unclear
West Linn Tidings - NewsGramor expresses frustration with USPS after two years of talks about West Linn post office
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Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
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Portland cleans tear gas residue off downtown drains
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Gresham celebrates first Black man to serve on City Council
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Portland: Feds suffer 277 injuries but no lasting blindness
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1,500 electric bikes hitting Portland streets next month
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Wall of Moms leader ousted after clash
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Portland protests stay calm as state troopers take watch
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Council bars Portland police from working with feds
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Portland mayor apologizes for use of tear gas on protesters
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Portland police: July homicides spike, most in 30 years
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Federal courthouse architects: It's just a manmade structure
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Legislators float new idea: Move fed courthouse out of Portland
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Black-led group Reimagine Oregon unveils sweeping reforms
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Oregon leaders honor John Lewis as 'fierce warrior'
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Barr: Portland protests 'an assault on U.S. government'
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Hardesty talks policy as police union demands investigation
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Portland's Saturday night protest declared riot, arrests made
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DOJ: Feds to stay in Portland until protests stay peaceful
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