Sep 26, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
Conflicts of interest snag central city plan
Commissioner Amada Fritz wants review of allowable height increases on properties where conflicts were not declared by advisory committee members
Sep 26, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
Is Portland's neighborhood association system broken?
Some longtime neighborhood activists think city bureau has strayed too far from original mission of focusing on neighborhood associations.
Sep 26, 2017
Clackamas Review - News
Oregon City paints its first intersection at 11th/Jefferson
Girl Scouts Troop 45064 and nonprofit City Repair, in coordination with city officials and dozens of volunteers, get community support for Latourette Park
Sep 24, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
TriMet board to learn why ridership is dropping
Possible reasons for the across-the-board decline in transit use will be presented at Wednesday meeting
Sep 24, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
Portlanders celebrate all-things salmon at fourth annual Westmoreland Park event
Crystal Springs Creek becomes an urban salmon sanctuary; city council proclaims Sunday 'Salmon in Our City Day'
Sep 22, 2017
Canby Herald - News
Canby schools face obstacles in meeting state PE requirements
State gives schools more time and flexibility to comply with PE requirements, while funding remains limited
Sep 21, 2017
Portland Tribune - News
Overlook Neighborhood Association chair demands camp leave
Mediation efforts between longtime homeless village and neighborhood group is unsuccessful, but city sees hope with new board.
Sep 20, 2017
Beaverton Valley Times - News
Beaverton recognized in Money magazine
The City of Beaverton was ranked No. 12 of the top 100 places to live nationwide.
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City Hall Watch: Salmon restoration projects celebrated
Portland Tribune - NewsAlso, the fire threat to the Bull Run Watershed is over and a new playground at Lents Park opens -
Nightclub owners sue to stop city sprinkler ordinance
Portland Tribune - NewsBuilding owners claimed the city imposed a one-size-fits-all ordinance without properly vetting its impact on… -
Clackamas County librarians celebrate Banned Books Week
Clackamas Review - NewsLocal libraries face post-Trump threats to net neutrality, says Gina Bacon, adult services librarian for… -
Multnomah health director, Joanne Fuller, retires abruptly…
Portland Tribune - NewsFuller forced out Tricia Tillman, leading to $165,000 settlement and criticism of Fuller. -
Governments say inaction by former landowner stalls…
Portland Tribune - NewsOfficials plan to discuss next steps to allow project to proceed if an impasse continues. -
Charges: Man left woman alone for 17 hours after assault
Gresham Outlook - NewsBoyfriend confesses to fatal attack in bed, investigators report in probable cause document. -
Barlow football patriot night kicks off controversy
Gresham Outlook - NewsPrincipal Bruce Schmidt turns down American theme for game against Reynolds High School. -
ODOT: Washington to get three votes on Oregon tolling…
Portland Tribune - NewsIn a response to U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, ODOT officials say they will give votes to the Washington Department… -
Gov. Kate Brown announces re-election bid
Portland Tribune - NewsIn her first campaign ad, Brown contrasts her administration to Trump's policies. -
Police: Blind pedestrian killed crossing street
Portland Tribune - NewsVictim was crossing North Columbia Boulevard in crosswalk when he was hit early Monday -
SLIDESHOW: Hogan Butte Nature Park is unveiled to the public
Gresham Outlook - NewsDedication ceremony for the city of Gresham's newest parks facility shows off the one-third mile walking… -
Contractors to city: Lead dust regulations aren't necessary
Portland Tribune - NewsCity committee asks Commissioner Chloe Eudaly's staff to 'identify what's broken and needs to be fixed.' -
Mt. Tabor Park needs volunteers for weekend restoration…
Portland Tribune - NewsNature Conservancy looks for 150 volunteers for Saturday work party to clean up Mt. Tabor. -
Amazon's project well on its way in Troutdale
Gresham Outlook - NewsConcrete slab walls rise for Amazon.com warehouse built by 300 laborers in Troutdale. -
U.S. Senator wants Washigton to have a say in Oregon tolls
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon Governor may respect request from other high-ranking Democrat to expand discussion of freeway tolls -
Emmons 'seriously considering' running for Saltzman's seat
Portland Tribune - NewsRace for rare open seat on the City Council is expected to get even more crowded in coming weeks -
Two people lose home in SE Portland
Portland Tribune - NewsRed Cross responds to provide emergency assistance after fire heavily damages two story house and garage -
Pedestrian critcally inured on NE Portland crash
Portland Tribune - NewsVictim not immediately identified, driver remained at the scene and cooperated with the inverstigation -
Arrest made after 13-month-old died
Gresham Outlook - NewsPolice arrest mother's boyfriend after death determined to be from traumatic brain injury -
Wyden: Latest GOP effort at health care repeal deserves…
Portland Tribune - NewsDemocrat says Oregon would be at or near the top of states losing federal money; bipartisan fixes are pending… -
I-84 reopens after 19-day closure
Gresham Outlook - NewsWestbound lanes reopened a week ago, but eastbound lanes were cleared for traffic at about 1 p.m. Sept. 23,… -
Man walking in street killed by pickup in Hillsboro
Portland Tribune - NewsPatrick Beneman, 37, was killed while crossing TV Highway after dark, police say. -
Top Multnomah county manager, Joanne Fuller, retires…
Portland Tribune - NewsFuller was under scrutiny over Tricia Tillman's controversial ouster and $165,000 settlement -
Repeal of provider tax could cost state more than $840…
Portland Tribune - NewsA financial estimate of the impact of partial repeal of the law was approved Friday morning. -
Legislative council clears Hernandez in rumor scandal
Gresham Outlook - NewsNo sexist behavior found and the source of gossip is reportedly unknown, council rules. -
Sources Say: Few candidates make fast break to file for…
Portland Tribune - NewsPlus, Fish starts raising campaign funds and Wiener loses his City Council candidate -
SLIDESHOW: Tour reveals Eagle Creek fire damage
Gresham Outlook - NewsAn ODOT press tour of Columbia River Gorge sites hit by the Eagle Creek Fire reveals a mosaic of damage, yet… -
Proposed park likely to liven up section of East Portland
Gresham Outlook - NewsPlans show 7.5 acres of playgrounds, new gardens and picnic areas off Division Street. -
Cabela's sued over 'exploding' rifle sold at Tualatin store
The Times - NewsThe lawsuit seeks more than $1.53 million from Cabela's and the gun's manufacturers. -
Report: Portland growth slows, suburbs speed up
Portland Tribune - NewsCity reflects national trend of suburbs growing faster than cities after a decade of urban popularity, but… -
Don't expect big federal aid for transportation, former…
Portland Tribune - NewsWestside forum attendees hear prediction as Portland regional officials consider how to add to recent aid… -
No waffling: Disco restroom could be a national winner
Portland Tribune - NewsA Southeast Portland restaurant's fancy bathroom is among 10 businesses across the nation competing in the… -
Charges dropped against Mubarak
Portland Tribune - NewsProsecutor claims there wasn't enough evidence to proceed against well known homeless advocate with community… -
Demolition permit review shows cracks in lead paint…
Portland Tribune - NewsAs city moves to tighten rules, a Portland Tribune investigation reveals kinks in current process. -
State's highest court rules for city in art tax legal fight
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon Supreme Court backs $35-a-year tax that funds art teachers and programs in local schools. -
Tolls a discussion item at regional conference
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon law directs state agency to seek federal approval, but panelists say local officials must take lead to…
