Board to hear first high school redesign recommendations

Monday night’s meeting won’t discuss plans for specific schools

By Jennifer Anderson / The Portland Tribune Mon, Feb 8, 2010
Updated 13.3 hours ago

The Portland School Board will run into some strong opposition tonight by parents and community members who think the high school redesign is a bad …

Rose City ready to star again in ‘Leverage’ filming

By Kevin Harden /
The Portland Tribune
Mon, Feb 8, 2010
Updated 20.6 hours ago

“Leverage” returns to Portland in March to film its third season. The hit TNT television show starring Academy Award winner Timothy …

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Portland bike plan wobbles under funding questions

By Jim Redden /
The Portland Tribune
Mon, Feb 8, 2010

Mayor Sam Adams is scrambling to explain how the city will fund an ambitious Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030 that the City Council is poised to …

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Shooting, stabbing keep police busy The Portland Tribune Sun, Feb 7, 2010 Updated 17.2 hours ago Portland police responded to a stabbing and a shooting on Saturday. At 3 a.m., officers responded to a shooting the area of Southwest Fourth Avenue …

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Millions flowing to Cash for Caulkers

By Jim Redden /
The Portland Tribune
Thu, Feb 4, 2010

For at least the past 30 years, residential energy-efficiency projects that were sponsored by the government have had one primary goal: reducing …

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Adams: Portland can be ‘hub’ for sustainable development

By Jim Redden /
The Portland Tribune
Fri, Feb 5, 2010
Updated Feb 5, 2010

Mayor Sam Adams repeatedly stressed Portland’s history of sustainable planning and development as the key to its future at his second State of …

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Putting Oregon to work – by making signs

By peter korn /
The Portland Tribune
Thu, Feb 4, 2010

Northwest Portland resident Michael Harrison is standing at the streetcar stop on Northwest 23rd Avenue and Northrup Street looking south. His eyes …

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- Milwaukie High teacher arrested, charged with sexual abuse

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- Impaired medical workers soon will face closer watch

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- County wants a tax on smokes

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- Public funds elude candidates

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- Sources Say • Wapato opening faces even more hurdles

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- National unemployment rate drops to 9.7 percent in January

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- An odd way to make a sale

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- Northeast neighborhood taps hot energy plan

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Worthy Causes

The Portland Tribune
Thu, Feb 4, 2010
Updated Feb 4, 2010

’Tis the season for love — and for opening up your hearts and pocketbooks to worthy organizations at their annual Valentine’s Day …

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Who Dat! Inji, dat’s who. Zoo’s orangutan choses Super Bowl winner The Portland Tribune Fri, Feb 5, 2010 Updated Feb 7, 2010 Who Dat! Indeed. The Oregon Zoo’s Matriarch orangutan Inji correctly selected on Friday the New Orleans Saints as winners of Sunday’s …

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How can Portland get out of its economic funk?

The Portland Tribune
Mon, Feb 8, 2010
Updated 16.9 hours ago

Local manufacturers, from truck-makers to high-tech industries, continue to ship jobs overseas, raising questions about our ability to provide jobs …

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Beaverton’s secret water house By Ed Johnson / The Beaverton Valley Times Thu, Feb 4, 2010 There’s a house in Beaverton’s Highland neighborhood that has a secret. It looks like a normal house. It’s painted a light mustard …

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- TVF&R chief helps put order to Haiti crisis chaos

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- Lake Oswego has connection to Oscars with ‘Coraline’ nod

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- Turf war looms over control of county jails

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- City Council approves $31 million PGE Park soccer deal

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- Gresham-Barlow employees take case to school board

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