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Oct 27, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville artists contribute to festivals promoting positivity

Former Wilsonville High art teacher spearheads virtual events through Blackfish Gallery

Oct 26, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

How will Halloween be different in Wilsonville this year?

The holiday shifts as trick-or-treating is deemed a high-risk activity, according to the Oregon Health Authority

Oct 22, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Citizens work to erase racial slurs from Oregon maps

Wilsonville and Southeast Portland residents who object to 'negro' and 'squaw,' ask state board to rename two Southern Oregon mountains.

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Clackamas County: trick-or-treating not recommended

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Public health officer Dr. Sarah Present appears in PSA advising families to consider other options this…
Oregon: seven new deaths of people with COVID-19, 424 more cases.

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Oregon continues to see its cases climb, and the total of people reported having died with COVID-19 grows to…
Wildfire victims shop for free at Serres Nursery

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

On Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, find a wide variety of items for the house, yard and garden that have been collected…
Wilsonville government has 13 openings to boards and commissions

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

City manager recommends civically-engaged citizens apply for volunteer positions
Clackamas County voter turnout up 148% over 2016

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Ballots come into elections office at record pace, on track to eclipse past two presidential elections
Gov. Brown extends pandemic order for fourth time

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The state of emergency for COVID-19 coronavirus now runs to Jan. 2 as infection rates rise.
OHA releases newest COVID-19 figures

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

State health offcials report nine more deaths and 391 additional cases on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Clackamas County's unlikely knight

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

SquiresPDX provides support network for teen fathers, helps connect them to resources
West Linn and Wilsonville schools to retain SROs

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

School board also recommends changes, including clarification of roles and new training
Fifth Street road extension project construction could begin in…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The project would add connection away from Wilsonville Road and Boones Ferry Road intersection
Wilsonville police log

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The Wilsonville Police Department is under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Information…
Inside the battle against COVID-19 with ER doctor

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Dr. Cameron Klug, who works for Legacy Meridian Park in Tualatin, has been treating COVID-19 patients since…
Clackamas County voters turning out in force 18% above 2016

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

More than 30% of the county's 308,176 elegible voters had cast a ballot by the end of the day Wednesday, Oct.…
Clackamas County COVID-19 case rate hits record highs

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Infection numbers soar as metro region prepares to ask Gov. Kate Brown to revise reopening criteria to allow…
Oregon reports 11 new COVID-19 deaths, 373 new cases

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The state's death toll is now 646, while the total number of cases is 40,810 according to Oregon Health…
Police looking for Marion County escapee

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Arlo Silbernagel walked away from Marion County Sheriff's Office Transition Center Wednesday, Oct. 21
Wilsonville and state argue their case in Aurora Airport…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The city and other entities posit that the most recent airport plan isn't valid
Evacuation, COVID-19 distress Coffee Creek adults in custody

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Department staff, AICs provide conflicting insight into life at the prison recently
Spokesman earns national, state awards

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Pamplin Media staff collects a total of 26 awards at the state and national level.
Pamplin President: Let us show you our thanks with a discount

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This month, we're offering a 50% discount to new subscribers to our newspapers and websites.
City Council passes tweaked plan designed to incentivize…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The Wilsonville government provides more flexible requirements than what was previously approved
BedMart facility in Wilsonville reports COVID-19 cases

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The employees who tested positive are back to work after quarantining for two weeks
Oregon's COVID-19 vaccine plan unveiled

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The proposal would reserve first doses for health care workers and other essential workers.
Clackamas County addiction professionals in favor of Measure 110

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Residents in medical field explain their support of drug decriminalization, expanded access to addiction…
Error on WashCo ballots shouldn't impact voters, officials say

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

State measures were printed with 'Yes' and 'No' randomly buried in explanatory sections of the ballot.
Clackamas County candidates diverge on regional role

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Ken Humberston promises to continue building relationships; challenger Mark Shull pushes for autonomy
Wilsonville government to host Leaf Drop-off Day in November

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The city encourages the community to collect leaves and dispose of them at event
Hilton Garden Inn opens in Wilsonville

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The upscale hotel opening was delayed by a few months due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Rotary Club of Wilsonville accepting First Citizen nominations

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The Heart of Gold Celebration, which includes an auction, will take place online this year
Tom Anderson outspending Gerritt Rosenthal in race for Metro seat

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Tom Anderson has received thousands of dollars more in contributions than his opponent Gerritt Rosenthal.
Wilsonville Facebook pages get political

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Some say many social media posts favor particular candidates for City Council.
Police report death of former Marion County deputy at…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Sean Banks was facing criminal charges; the cause of death is being investigated
Memorial Park for dogs opens

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

New location incorporates best features of other dog parks, includes washing station
Oregonians to receive $5M from Unclaimed Property Program

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Qualifying residents and former residents will be mailed checks of between $50 and $2,500 in November.
State, FEMA offering free property cleanup in wake of wildfires

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Residents and property owners affected by wildfires need to submit forms to their county by Oct. 16
Wilsonville police log

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The Wilsonville Police Department is under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Information…

Regional News

Portland mom: Police refuse to solve death of Sean Kealiher

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Portland crane count dips: 27 rigs across metro area

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Multnomah judge candidate: 'low morale' at federal courthouse

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Mondainé issues 'immediate resignation' from Portland NAACP

Portland Tribune - News
Police: Man wields knife at Oregon Women for Trump rally

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Feds to Portland: We're not paying courthouse fence fines

Portland Tribune - News
Portland protesters' elk statue snatched from downtown

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Mondainé leaving NAACP presidency after sexual abuse allegations

Portland Tribune - News
PGE closes Oregon's only coal power plant

Portland Tribune - News
Blumenauer, Ocasio-Cortez agree on policy at town hall

Portland Tribune - News
Federal transit officials: No COVID-19 funds for Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Merkley's reelection race focuses on Trump, not GOP opponent

Portland Tribune - News
Portland removes toppled presidential statues from Park Blocks

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Portland Mayor Wheeler, others blast overnight riot

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Investigators probe campus after death of Wood Village teen

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Patriot Prayer suit against Multnomah DA moves forward

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Five candidates seek leadership change for Portland NAACP

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Oregon community colleges report big dip in fall enrollment

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Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January

August 05, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports Miles Vance

Competition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March

Oregon high school sports season pushed back

July 23, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports Paul Danzer

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.

Justin Duke receives coach of the year award

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wilsonville girls basketball coach, who led his team to the state semifinals in consecutive years, says success is a team effort
Jesuit's Mick Abel drafted in first round by Phillies

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Crusader right-hander was taken with the 15th pick of the first round on Wednesday.
Wilsonville High wins the OSAA Cup

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wildcats place first in 5A for the 2019-20 school year while West Linn High finishes second in 6A
Oregon Sports Awards begins to announce 2020 winners

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The annual awards show begins releasing the names of its 2020 winners on Monday, May 18
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Wilsonville's Dakota Reber signs Division 1 letter of intent

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The basketball star will play his college ball at University of the Incarnate Word
OSAA cancels all remaining spring activities, state championships

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Oregon's high school athletes see their hopes of spring-season competition end
OSAA to follow Governor Kate Brown's lead

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

OSAA keeps spring sports on hold with April 29 as earliest possible return date
Wilsonville winter athletes star in the classroom

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Wildcats posted fourth best GPA, 3.55, of any Class 5A boys basketball program
Wilsonville trap shooting team continues to grow

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

COVID-19 closes gun clubs, delays season. State tournament still scheduled for June, nationals in July
Wilsonville hoping to show what it can do on baseball field

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wildcats, No. 6 in the Class 5A preseason poll, return seven starters from last year
Wilsonville looking forward to start of tennis season

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Wildcats have 46 girls in tennis program, season suspended at least through April 28
Reber, Burns voted NWOC basketball players of the year

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Three Wilsonville boys named to Northwest Oregon Conference all-league First Team
OSAA delays, but doesn't cancel spring season

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The executive board opts to push back the suspension four more weeks to April 28
OSAA delays start of spring sports season

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

COVID-19 spread puts spring sports season in holding pattern, waiting game through April 28
Wilsonville skiers win state titles

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Seniors Cailin Gahan and Kiera Bertell place first in giant slalom, slalom events
High school spring sports season is put on hold

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Oregon School Activities Association suspends competition and practices through at least March 31
OSAA cancels Class 6A, 5A and 4A state basketball tournaments

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The OSAA stops three tournaments already underway, three others before they start
Wilsonville's run ends as state basketball tournament canceled

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Girls and boys programs were scheduled to play in the Class 5A semifinals Thursday at Gill Coliseum
Wilsonville senior signs to play football at Azusa Pacific

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Ethan Campbell continues playing career after tearing hamstring in Wildcats' season opener
Check out our best photos from girls basketball state playoffs

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in girls playoff action
Check out our best photos from boys basketball state playoffs

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in boys playoff action
Boys basketball: Wilsonville advances to state tournament for 12th straight year

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Senior Dakota Reber scored 12 points in the fourth quarter to lead Wildcats past Corvallis

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Education

Comprehensive distance learning to continue into second quarter

October 28, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools Asia Alvarez Zeller

West Linn-Wilsonville School District says this decision is subject to change

West Linn and Wilsonville schools to retain SROs

October 27, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools Asia Alvarez Zeller

School board also recommends changes, including clarification of roles and new training

West Linn-Wilsonville School Board finalizes commitments for upcoming year

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

In other news, the board declares a state of emergency and learns about budget shortfall
West Linn-Wilsonville School District tweaks and clarifies plans for next year

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Superintendent Kathy Ludwig provides clarity on mask requirements, announces change to elementary school learning
West Linn-Wilsonville School District provides first glimpse at upcoming school year

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

The year will include a hybrid learning option and an option where students will take classes only online
Wilsonville High teacher honored for cultivating 'impressive' journalism program

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

John Fitzgerald wins award from the Oregon Journalism Education Association
District proposed budget includes reduction of teachers, staff hours

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

West Linn-Wilsonville district projects $7.5 million in lost revenue for upcoming fiscal year
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Oregon schools shifting to 'distance learning'

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

State education department says districts are unlikely to re-open this school year
Ready to leave, but not ready to let go

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

I still want to learn, and I still want to hang out with my friends, but now I can see the finish line. June 4, graduation day, is so close
School news in brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Host families needed for exchange students, Lions offer scholarships, Azusa scholars honored
Achieving diversity in politics has long way to go

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

As of March 2020 two white men, both septuagenarians, are the last ones standing.
Enjoy the 'lasts' while they last

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Flash forward to second semester,most of that nostalgia has been replaced with sarcasm and impatience.
Middle school students collect shoes, clothing

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

The 2019-20 eighth grade class wanted to do something a little different before finishing their middle school careers
Schools news in brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Students will learn about cutting-edge technologies and skills in CNC operations, 3D printing and digital design.
Join the search for Amazing Kids

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Pamplin Media is looking for youth who make a difference in their communities - and you can help
Learning life lessons from unexpected sources

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

A few dumb mistakes on problems that I had practiced dozens of times made me doubt my abilities.
Wilsonville High School to perform 17th-century comedy

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Performances of 'Imaginary Invalid' to take place from Feb. 27 to March 7 at the high school
Schooi news in brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Scholarships from local lending organizations, exchange program need volunteers
Cancel culture isn't enough to instigate change

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

There is something almost deliciously wicked about participating in the public condemnation of a powerful figure,
A new kind of road show

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Students from the West Linn-Wilsonville School District brought a 'trunk show' of theatrical fun to Marquis Wilsonville Assisted Living on…
Envision a bright future - get an eye exam this month

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

The sooner you are aware of macular degeneration, the earlier you can treat the disease and fight off vision loss.
What does self-care mean to you?

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

you don't necessarily need to purchase a yoga mat or draw a bath to take time for yourself; self-care can truly be anything you want it to…
School district hosts equity workshop

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

1/17.5/4 City, police, other officials listen as students share their experiences with bias
School news in brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Members of WLHS debate team heading to nationals; Bolton begins artist-in-residence program
Nonprofits, state office try to reverse civics education decline

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Legislative attempts to mandate social studies in Oregon classrooms flop . Secretary of state's office shifts priorities to promote…

Opinion

Wilsonville letters to the editor

October 26, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion For the Spokesman

Readers make their cases for Wilsonville City Council races including mayor and two other positions

OPINION: Oregon needs Shemia Fagan to ensure fair elections

October 23, 2020 Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley

State's U.S Senators say a Democratic ally in the Oregon Secretary of State's office is key in this pivotal moment

OPINION: Kim Thatcher will finish the job my husband started

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Voters should look past party labels and elect an Oregon Secretary of State who reflects Dennis Richardson's values
Opinion: Why Oregon voters need to pick a new attorney general

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

After a rise in statewide crime and lawlessness, it's time to get the state back on the path to equality, justice and safety
Opinion: Why I hope to serve again as the 'People's Attorney'

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

We need an experienced Attorney General to help the state respond to the pandemic, racial injustice and federal overreach
OPINION: As your Secretary of State, I will fight for working Oregonians

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

I know what it's like to struggle and am running to ensure fairness, integrity and accountability for every Oregonian
OPINION: We need an Secretary of State who focuses on accountability

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

I will continue the legacy of the late Dennis Richardson and be an independent check on areas of state government that aren't serving the…
Medical providers endorse Children's Safety Levy

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Staff at the Children's Center of Clackamas County ask voters for support of measure
Pamplin President: Let us show you our thanks with a discount

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

This month, we're offering a 50% discount to new subscribers to our newspapers and websites.
OPINION M26-218: Time to invest in transportation infrastructure

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 26-216; expanding transit options will jump-start the economy and combat congestion.
OPINION M26-218: Metro needs transportation plan, not blank check

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote No on Measure 26-216: the regional tax on employment is the wrong funding mechanism at the wrong time.
Spokesman endorsements: West, Akervall and Linville are best choices for Wilsonville

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

These three candidates will keep Wilsonville on track while providing some diversity of thought
OPINION: If reelected as treasurer, I'll stay focused on improving our state for the long run

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Over the past four years, Oregon's investments have kept our ranking as one of the top-performing states in the country
OPINION: Demanding times require a new state treasurer, one with vision

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

We need a treasurer who addresses Oregon's fiscal challenges and directly confronts difficult policy implications
OPINION M26-218: $7 billion for Metro's transportation tax? No way.

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'no' on Measure 26-218. The costly measure will tax employers to overspend on underused projects, such as light rail
Wilsonville Letters to the Editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Readers endorse candidates for Wilsonville City Council and House District 26
More youths can be served through 'proven programs'

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Rose Fuller, executive director of Northwest Family Services, plans to vote for Measure 3-564, the Clackamas Children's Safety Levy
Democrat, Republican unite for Clackamas Children's Levy

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Mark Meek, state representative for House District 40, and Scott Bruun, a former state representative from West Linn, endorse measure
OPINION M109: When treatment failed, psilocybin saved my life

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'yes' Measure 109. Unlike pharmaceuticals, psilocybin is a natural non-toxic compound and non-addictive.
OPINION M110: People battling addiction need treatment, not jail

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 110. As a nurse recovering from addiction, I want others to have access to the services I had
OPINION M107: Campaign 'fix' would limit voters' rights. Vote no.

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Secretary of State candidate says M107 won't curb government officials, only take away political speech.
OPINION M107: Connections, money shouldn't limit election choices

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 107. Democracy should allow more women, people of color and immigrants to win public office
OPINION M110: Don't take away addicts' incentive for treatment

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Vote 'no' on Measure 110. Let the Oregon Legislature continue its success in crafting true criminal justice reforms.
2020 may be bad, but it did have a predecessor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

In 1968, we didn't have a pandemic killing people worldwide in unprecedented numbers - but we did have plenty of other problems.
Wilsonville letters to the editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Spokesman readers opine about the City Council election and campaign donations
Wilsonville letters to the editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Readers endorse candidates for Wilsonville City Council mayoral and council races

Wheels

2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a real 4X4 truck in the midsize market

October 24, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

If you don't need the towing power of the full-size Sierra or Sierra HD, the 2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a great way to save a little money and have an easier time in parking lots while still looking great.

2020 Subaru WRX Series.White: A die-hard collector car

October 23, 2020 Jim Redden

Subaru is producing a limited series of its hottest cars that will appeal to its moest committed followers.

OPINION M26-218: $7 billion for Metro's transportation tax? No way.

Vote 'no' on Measure 26-218. The costly measure will tax employers to overspend on underused projects, such as light rail
Cadillac opts for revolution in 2021 Escalade

There's actually so much in the new Escalade that you'll really want to take the full tour at your preferred Cadillac dealership.
2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S Coupe: Pinnacle of performance

If you demand the best and can afford it, no other compact performance coupe will even come close.
Lexus adds sophistication to 2021 IS compact luxury sedan

If you want the experience of a larger Lexus sedan in a quick compact package, this car simply must be on your test-drive list.
Volkswagen reveals all-new 2022 Taos compact SUV

The new model is set to launch in early 2021 in three well equipped trim levels.
Buick enlarges and improves the 2020 Encore GX

If you've been one of the thousands of customers who have enjoyed the Buick Encore, you're in for a real treat when you experience the 2020 Buick…
2020 Cadillac CT5 Premium Luxury: Value-packed sport sedan

Cadillac's new midsize sedan strikes the right balance of luxury and performance, especially with the optional twin-turbo V6.
2020 Ford Expedition King Ranch 4X4: Texas-sized SUV

The new model features a unique interior highlight by the 'Running W' brand of its name.
2020 Chevy Bolt EV Premier: Still breaking new ground

The compact hatchback is now EPA rated at 259 miles on a full battery charge, while continuing to be a lot of fun to drive.
Volkswagen unveils new ID.4 Electric SUV for 2021 delivery

The ID.4 also comes with three years of fast charging with Electrify America at no additional cost, helping to reduce range anxiety.
2020 Ford Ranger leads in mid-size trucks

If you're looking for a truck that's a little smaller and better-handling than a full-size, you will like the Ford Ranger.
GMC unveils 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

Whether you are headed to the high desert or the coast, pulling a trailer or just enjoying the drive, the Yukon has got you covered.
Kia delivers a strong contender in the 2021 Seltos Turbo

A great all-around SUV for Northwest drivers, and it is definitely priced to please you.
2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited delivers

The solar panel roof prevents the 12-volt battery from being drained and adds an average of two miles of range a day.
Forth announces support for rideshare driver financing

The Fair Financing Pilot helps rideshare drivers buy electric vehilces to save gas and maintenance costs.
Alfa Romeo Stelvio delivers on its promise

On the road, the Stelvio is solid and confident, while offering plenty of power and eager handling.

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