Sep 21, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
Report: Portland growth slows, suburbs speed up
City reflects national trend of suburbs growing faster than cities after a decade of urban popularity, but not everyone agrees
Sep 21, 2017
Lake Oswego Review - News
SLIDESHOW: Honoring an American hero
Evergreen Museum unveils a new exhibit that pays tribute to Gen. Merrill 'Tony' McPeak's military service
Sep 21, 2017
Lake Oswego Review - News
Five Questions with new state Rep. Andrea Salinas
Housing, health care, budgets, transportation all on table as Lake Oswego resident begins new role
Sep 21, 2017
Lake Oswego Review - Education
A spirited fight against ALS
Fundraising effort at Lake Oswego High School hopes to raise $400,000 in honor of the coach who has beaten the odds
Sep 21, 2017
Lake Oswego Review - Education
CERAMICS SALE TO BENEFIT HISTORIC KILN
Pop-up sale will take place at the Lakewood Center for the Arts in Lake Oswego on Sept. 24
Sep 20, 2017
Beaverton Valley Times - News
Two-state transportation leaders gather in Beaverton
Oregon, Washington look to maintain existing resources; the topic of tolling on Oregon highways is discussed.
Sep 20, 2017
Gresham Outlook - News
Showers wash away some fire concerns
Erosion and muddy flows in streams expected in areas affected by Eagle Creek wildfire.
It's Thursday, Sept. 21, Rosh Hashanah. Happy birthday to author/scary guy Stephen King (1947). Today in 1938, a category 3 hurricane slammed into New England killing 600 people. More rain on the way. Another threat of thunderstorms and a high in the low 60s. Celebrate the Jewish new year and the beginning of the High Holy Days today:
• Join REACH Community Development as it breaks ground on 72Foster, a new affordable apartment building, 3 p.m., 7238 S.E. Foster Road. reachcdc.org
• Mark the first day of Rosh Hashanah with the blowing of a Shofar in Laurelhurst Park, 4 p.m., 3499 S.E. Oak St. www.facebook.com/events/281158995711966/
• Celebrate the Regional Arts & Culture Council and Arlene Schnitzer's SHIFT: An experiment in fashion design, 6 p.m., Leftbank Annex, 101 N. Wiedler St. Cost: $45. therightbraininitiative.org/SHIFT/
Portland Tribune News
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Demolition permit review shows cracks in lead paint…
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Charges dropped against Mubarak
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More victims sought following arrest for attempted…
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Packed audience mulls county workforce equity
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Old Town Chinatown Community Association doesn't want…
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Ballot title approved for health care funding referendum
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What you can do under Oregon's new distracted driving law
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NW Natural again files reduced natural gas rates
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BPS releases six month study on Inclusionary Housing
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Tina Kotek urges PPS to keep KairosPDX in current home
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PPS to Dennis Richardson: We're already audited
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Man killed in shooting in N. Plains
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Amazon sets trend for other warehousers
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Portland pushes back against Sessions' criticisms
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Oregon City voters finally approve $20 million OCPD…
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ODOT gets $1 million to clean up wildfire damage
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Columbia River Gorge fire is an unusual beast
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Wheeler, others criticize Sessions on day of visit
Portland Tribune - NewsSeveral groups have announced plans to protest Sessions' visit beginning at 11 a.m. Tuesday outside the… -
Cities: Metro could arbitrate dispute over Basalt Creek
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Police seize guns, drugs, cash after investigation
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Washington County deputy sheriff charges with crimes…
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Eliminating Medicaid backlog will cost Oregon $4.3 million
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Governor doesn't get meeting with Sessions
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Reforming bureaucracy is - well, bureaucratic
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Video: 'River of mud' washes down WL street
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Portland driver killed when car drifts off I-205
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Student succeeds even as kidneys fail
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Two killed, four injured in Northeast Portland crash
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Sessions criticizes Portland as sanctuary city while being…
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Sources Say: Few candidates make fast break to file for…
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City Hall Watch: Report says art tax administrative costs…
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Eagle Creek Fire evacuation orders for Multnomah County…
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City Auditor Mary Hull Caballero files for reelection
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Amazon plans distribution warehouse in Portland
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Lake Oswego's Andrea Salinas will represent House District…
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Oregon wildfire fighting costs hit $340 million
Portland Tribune - NewsThe expenses of containing the blazes will be shared by federal, state, private and tribal entities.
