Gresham, OR News

• Gresham, OR News
• STRIKE ENDS: School to resume Tuesday
• Obituaries: May 26, 2012
• Salute to fallen heroes
• Fairview police arrest woman at Reynolds bus yard
• Gresham plans to cut garbage rates, make roll carts standard
• Reynolds School District, union trying to reach deal
• Nordbye is Democratic candidate for House District 52
• Walmart opening second Neighborhood Market
• A historic day in Boring
• Reynolds School District increases offer
• Expert: Gas prices going up, way up
• Negotiations again fail to produce agreement
• Wyden Annual Town Hall Meeting
• Corbett group restores works of gorge artist
• Districting effort on track for vote
• Four arrested on animal abuse charges
• Reynolds dispute heading back to table
• Negotiations continue through the night
• Briefly in local news
• Nadaka Nature Park receives grant
• Sides to meet in last-ditch effort to avert walkout
• Fairview names Nelson as interim city administrator
• Cooperative garden nurtures community
• Elderly Eagle Creek woman killed in head-on collision
• Damascus toddler dies in home swimming pool
• Obituaries: May 19, 2012
• Go fishing at Mt. Hood pond Saturday
• Reynolds School District establishes strike hotlines
• Fatal accident closes East Burnside
• Reynolds talks will continue as strike date draws near
• One dead, one injured in crash
• Bullet narrowly misses woman
• Ludlow, Lehan, Savas in heated contest
• Nordbye takes commanding lead in primary race
• Obituaries: May 16, 2012
• Gresham voters passing charter amendments
• Multnomah County races no contest
• Teen on psychedelic mushrooms attacks nurse at medical center
• Centennial’s Kevin Ricker named Oregon's Principal of the Year
• Third Thursdays set in downtown Gresham
• Renter rights: Who wins in the enforcement tug of war?
• Wood Village casino backers near signature goal
• Events
• Organizations
• Library Events
• News briefs for May 12
• Wood Village moves forward with road, stormwater utility
• Strike possibility grows as sides fail again to make deal
• Abused foster child wins $3.75 million from state
• Man in serious condition after fire at Dea's In and Out
• Every day is a gift
• Obituaries for May 12
• In plea deal, Joseph Wedge guilty of manslaughter
• Local Meetings
• Explosive devices detonate at Mt. Hood Community College Wednesday night
• Police say moms enjoy night life; leave kids unattended
• Obituaries: May 9, 2012
• Gresham High students head down the rabbit hole
• Cleaning House: Evicting criminals to clean up neighborhoods
• Reynolds teachers schedule strike vote for Tuesday
• Gresham man arrested on decade-old sex abuse charges
• Wood Village proposes new utility fee
• Obituaries: May 5, 2012
• Off to market
• Gresham-Barlow school board approves contract with teachers
• Grant helping to brighten downtown Grsham
• School portrait money stolen at Kelly Creek Elementary
• Local meetings
• Marvin Ogle leaves legacy of service
• Obituaries for May 2, 2012
• News briefs for May 2
• Gresham man struck by aircraft
• Police chief named president of state police chiefs group
• Eagle Traditions
• Police stop stolen car; owner driving
• More mediation ahead for bargaining teams
• Local events for May 2, 2012
• WARNING: Know what you’re signing
• Teachers approve contract; school board sets vote May 3
• Gresham native helps Latino youths
• Local meetings April 28
• Man arrested for animal abuse after throwing turtles
• Reynolds teachers, school district hold mediation session
• USS Ranger fundraiser scheduled
• Troutdale comedian arrested for stalking
• Teachers set vote Monday on deal
• Message in a bottle
• Gresham native helps Latino youths
• Obituaries: April 28, 2012
• Study points to dangers facing county homeless people
• Proposed Gresham budget cuts $2 million
• AGREEMENT REACHED
• Clear Creek, West Orient middle schools name new principals
• Last-minute talks fail; Gresham teachers hit picket line
• Joe Gall chosen as Sherwood’s city manager
• Damascus mayor accuses councilors of illegal meeting
• Not looking good
• Troutdale budget suggests using reserves to maintain services
• Parents, students picket in support of teachers
• Obituaries for April 21
• Gresham goes green for Earth Day
• Library events and activities
• Local meetings: April 21, 2012
• Gresham's budget maintains services, but not for long
• Parkrose teachers’ tentative agreement avoids strike
• News briefs for April 21
• Substitute teacher receives all As
• Metro audit faults land management
• Burglars leave loot at second crime scene
• Medicine stolen during Fairview car break-ins
• Obituaries
• District prepares for the worst
• Sheriff patrol dog breaks century mark
• Police arrest Fairview man, seize heroin
• Deputies seek Sandy man in Corbett theft
• Teen arrested for road rage driving
• Fairview’s Joe Gall finalist for job in Sherwood
• Fairview man in collision with pedestrian
• News Briefs for April 14
• Sexual assault report ruled false
• Fairview budget proposes big budget cuts
• Girls Rule!
• Ontario school district leader chosen as Reynolds leader
• Obituaries:April 14, 2012
• Reynolds teachers declare impasse in negotiations
• Suspect crashes into Happy Valley house attempting to elude police
• Gresham-Barlow teachers vote to strike
• Gresham patrol officer stops burglary in progress
• Little Free Library has a big impact
• Wood Village council to weigh smoking ban
• Teachers to vote on strike against Gresham-Barlow district
• New technique forms I-84 bridge
• Obituaries: April 7, 2012
• Obituaries: April 4, 2012
• Gresham man arrested on rape, assault warrants
• Gresham schedules Arbor Day events
• Public views design options for Rockwood Public Safety Facility
• March came in like a lion, just kept on roaring
• City Hall a new pick-up site for Dancing Roots Farm's CSA
• Sexual assault reported in Oneonta Gorge
• Obituaries for March 31
• Alleged robber arrested for revisiting crime scene
• "It's wonderful watching human beings blossom"
• Girl, 16, accused of stabbing other teens in family fight
• Police capture burglary suspects
• Sobering up: A look at Hooper's drunk tank
• Falling tree hits two cars on Interstate 84 near Bridal Veil
• Officer fires shot, suspect in custody
• Phil Jonsrud, Sandy's historian, dies at 93
• Obituaries: March 28, 2012
• City launches Solar Gresham program
• Suspect in Skate World thefts uses familiar M.O.
• State imposes strict stormwater rules
• Is Highway 26 green corridor invalid (or illegal)?
• Gresham-Barlow wins EPA award – again
• Species on the brink
• School Briefs
• Gresham-Barlow wins EPA award – again
• 1922: Bank robber hangs it up in prison
• Is Highway 26 green corridor invalid (or illegal)?
• Cities seek unified voice with countywide committee
• Road project gets $3 million boost
• Obituaries: March 24, 2012
• Gresham-Barlow board votes to impose teachers’ contract
• High school girl organizes community to feed hungry kids
• One dead, one injured in Damascus collision
• Rotarians clean up Camp Collins
• Gresham Rotary selling annual fundraiser tickets
• District: No Deal
• Troutdale teen indicted for sexual assault
• Two arrested in 2011 bank robbery
• Boring water employees say it's their turn
• Public invited to be part of Packy's party
• Unemployment rate bumps along at 8.8 percent in February
• Fill ’er up? It’s now $4 a gallon in Oregon
• 100 years: Girl Scouts has inspired young women for a century
• Obituaries: March 21, 2012
• Man sentenced to 11 years for DUII crash
• Gresham Elks Lodge hands out top citizen, community awards
• Obituaries: March 17, 2012
• Port of Portland sells Gresham property for medical facility
• Senator to host town hall
• Troutdale teen indicted for sexual assault charges
• At-large or single district, that is the council question
• Landslide closes Historic Columbia River Highway near Stark Street Bridge
• Mediation talks set for Tuesday
• Wood Village extends business incentives
• Oregon GOP calls off presidential debate
• Fundraiser set March 16 for Wolfpack Athletics
• Boring Fire division chief George Eisert succumbs to cancer
• Obituaries, March 14, 2012
• Oregonian editorial page editor Robert Caldwell dies
• Police investigate fatal traffic crash
• Local legislative races draw candidates
• Troutdale teen accused of sexual assault on 14-year-old girl
• News briefs: March 10, 2012
• Obituaries: March 10, 2012
• Gussie never backed down
• Gresham mayor: High quality of life doesn’t come free
• Gresham-Barlow School Board may impose settlement, strike possible
• Gussie McRobert, former Gresham mayor, dies
• News briefs for March 7
• ’80s All Starz to raise funds for animal shelter
• It may be busy work, but voters get last word on charter changes
• Groups oppose plan by national forest
• Fire damages East Portland house
• P.E.O. Gresham chapter awards college grant
• Local meetings
• Two men still at-large with five stolen guns
• Troutdale named Tree City USA for 12th year
• Troutdale, Metro arrive at agreement on land use
• Judge: Suspect can’t aid in his own defense
• Teachers pack board meeting
• Community mourns genealogist, rodeo queen
• New Glendoveer project in the works; input sought
• Obituaries for March 3, 2012
• MHCC Hosts Trio of Great Music Programs
• Students a-n-x-i-o-u-s for regional s-p-e-l-l-i-n-g b-e-e
• Teenage girl raped; police seeking suspect
• Legislature gives Mount Hood rest area funding
• Fundraiser to help local woman
• School suspects cookies contained marijuana
• Rosewood Café haven for neighborhood kids
• Gresham woman critically injured in crash
• Happy Birthday, leaplings
• Gresham man dies of stab wound
• Would-be car thief arrested
• Centennial School District promotes Breyer to superintendent
• Wednesday snow disrupts schools
• Obituaries for Feb. 29, 2012
• Suspects sought in MAX station attack on two teens
• Obituaries: Feb. 25, 2012
• Search warrant yields four drug arrests
• Fairview declares shooting ‘justified’
• Board clarifies action against principal
• Troutdale names officer, citizen of year
• Earthquake in East County: It’s not a matter of if, but when
• Troutdale state of the city address highlights economic growth, jobs
• All aboard for Ash Wednesday
• Art Exhibit at MHCC Explores Space-Time
• MHCC International Students Mark 10 Years of Community Service
• East County vehicle stop leads to arrests
• Thirty bus shelters vandalized
• Local meetings
• Homey cafe helps center community
• Local news briefs for Feb. 22
• Woman arrested on warrant, drug charges
• Three men arrested in East County shooting
• Here's Heidi
• TIMBERLINE TRADITION
• Boring supports its bus riders
• County develops planning commission rules
• Stovall picked for TriMet board
• Obituaries for Feb. 22, 2012
• CAL students showcase short flicks
• Part-time filmmaker has full time dreams
• MHCC Planetarium Presents ‘Mars and Venus at Their Best’
• Fairview woman injured in crash near Barton
• Two injured in Highway 217 collision caused by wrong-way driver
• Police search for suspects in gang-related shooting
• Man sentenced in 2011 assault at Gresham bar
• Production designer is a 2012 Oscar nominee for his work on the ‘The Artist’
• District selects fill-in principal
• Testimony reveals differing accounts of Fairview police shooting
• Gresham resident, businessman appointed to TriMet
• Another wheelchair pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Joan Albertson of Gresham earns White Rose Award
• Local meetings
• Obituaries
• Former aquatic director dies in plane crash
• Kitzhaber: Create ‘different revenue source’ for counties in dire straits
• MHCC Theatre Presents 'Snoopy'
• Obituaries for Feb. 15
• Fairview council picks Cooper’s son
• Rockwood resident makes some noise about car wash
• Metro moves against Troutdale
• Nurseries: It’s an East County industry that can really grow on you
• Hunt: current commissioners dysfunctional
• Fairview to choose new councilor
• District continues investigation of principal
• Fairview woman sentenced for sex acts with 4-year-old boy
• ‘Bionic mutant’ delivers heartfelt message
• Lawsuit filed in murder-suicide
• Salvation Army says kettles surpassed fundraising goal
• Software firm Brainium tosses app funds to Oregon Humane Society
• Obituaries: Feb. 11, 2012
• MHCC Hosts State High School Swimming Championships
• MHCC Offers Free Music on ‘First Thursdays’
• Missing man last seen in Gresham
• Fairview police officers cleared in shooting
• MHCC Students Celebrate Black History Month
• Learn from the Champs: MHCC Softball Team Offers Skills Clinic
• Woman in wheelchair struck while crossing Gresham street
• TriMet budget cuts could spare new light-rail line
• Injury crash investigation continues east of Gresham
• TriMet budget cuts take a rough route
• Obituaries for Feb. 8
• Local meetings for Feb. 8
• Library events for Feb. 8
• Events calendar for Feb. 8
• Organization meetings for Feb. 8
• Fairview shooting goes to grand jury this week
• Reynolds principal target of ‘conduct’ probe
• Applying lessons learned at mother’s knee
• Thieves target East County church
• Police ask for help in locating missing woman
• School district declares impasse
• Two men stop violent attack on mother, daughter
• MHCC Students Plan Mock Funerals; Volunteers Needed To Pose As Bereaved
• Mt. Hood Community College Presents 6th Annual Summer Jobs and Career Fair
• Typhoon! closes all its restaurants
• Obituaries for Feb. 4
• Planning group to meet Feb. 7 in Boring
• Gang prevention night set for Feb. 9
• O’Brien leaving Smith Memorial Church
• Local news briefs for Feb. 4
• Library events for Feb. 4
• Organization meetings for Feb. 4
• Local meetings for Feb. 4
• Events calendar for Feb. 4
• Peanut butter effort a success
• Council gives leaders high scores
• College, energy center to develop training program
• TriMet: Transit patrols work
• Volunteers help clear gorge hiking trails
• Report: Foreclosures keep Portland-area home prices down
• Police arrest car jacking suspect
• Reynolds High principal placed on unpaid leave
• Obituaries for Feb. 1
• Local news briefs for Feb. 1
• Local meetings for Feb. 1
• Sad goodbye; Joyous hello
• Calling all leap year babies
• A bunch of animals make Super Bowl predictions
• Funds missing from Kelly Creek Elementary School Parent-Teacher Club
• Deputies recover body near Sandy River
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Presents Supernovae – The Spectacular Deaths of Big Stars!
• Fairview officer shoots man during confrontation
• Library events for Jan. 28
• Local meetings for Jan. 28
• Local news briefs for Jan. 28
• Sandy girl dies in snowboarding accident
• Obituaries for Jan. 28
• A Kid's Paradise
• Events calendar for Jan. 28
• Comment period open for Bull Run variance
• Former city employee cleared of charges
• Two free dental fairs come to East County
• Former Gresham forestry planner dies
• Troutdale Energy Center to Develop National Training Program
• Pedestrian dies after collision in Wood Village
• Police arrest man in connection with Christmas Eve burglaries
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Auto Show • Ford sings Portland’s green praises
• Obituaries for Jan. 25
• Local news briefs for Jan. 25
• Free children’s health fair set at Lynch View
• CBS News to air Woody Davis story
• Public meeting scheduled on Troutdale power plant
• Daddy’s home
• Border dispute
• MHCC Invites Students to Learn About College Transfer
• Reynolds district, union yet to reach agreement
• East County drivers see red at intersections
• Obituaries
• Rain, snowmelt cause overflowing streams
• Flooding closes East County roads, Springwater Trail
• Electricians protest police station work
• Arrests shut down Gresham shoplifting ring
• Education investment board gathers local ideas
• OSU’s new ‘degree plus three’ cuts time in school
• Stone to sign third edition of history book
• Court rules against Gresham in utility fee fight
• Echols voted Gresham council president
• Local meetings
• Gresham plan includes children’s fountain at plaza
• Reynolds plans forums on superintendent search
• Rain brings slush, flooding
• Gresham-Barlow, Centennial and Corbett cancel school today
• Events calendar for Jan. 18
• Snow in Gresham
• Obituaries for Jan. 18
• Man, woman captured in Troutdale, charged with burglary
• A matter of valor
• Boring resists TriMet’s chopping block
• Obituaries: Jan. 14, 2012
• Meetings calendar: Jan. 14, 2012
• News briefs: Jan. 14
• Pitch in to help during MLK weekend of service
• City workers moving out of City Hall
• BMX bikers organize protest at skate park
• Barlow’s Sam Porter earns prestigious college scholarship
• TriMet steps up patrols in wake of assaults
• Victim of MAX attack relieved after arrests
• Twelve sent to hospital following school explosion
• YouTube video of attack on MAX leads to investigation
• Events calendar for Jan. 11
• Organization meetings for Jan. 11
• Local meetings for Jan. 11
• Local news briefs for Jan. 11
• Juvenile arrested in connection with one Portland shooting
• Gresham man pleads no contest to horse neglect
• Even a mountain man needs help
• Slew of Portland shootings may be gang-related
• Pamplin Media, KOIN enter news partnership
• Police investigating four shooting reports
• Obituaries for Jan. 7
• Troutdale City Hall repairs proposed
• Choir festival to help out homeless families
• SnowCap’s Valentine fundraiser returns with Piluso in charge
• Peanut butter drop-off site added
• Learn how to grow better blueberries
• Local news briefs for Jan. 7
• Library events for Jan. 7
• Local meetings for Jan. 7
• Billboards feature cold cases
• Rockwood burglar faces sentencing
• Sandy man in serious condition after jumping from burning house
• Human Solutions’ reopens Portland office
• RAPE! ... (ahem) OK, not really
• LaMichael James says he'll leave Ducks for NFL draft
• Suspect sought in connection to Corbett Christmas burglary
• Organization meetings for Jan. 4
• Obituaries for Jan. 4
• Local meetings for Jan. 4
• New Year, new water bill hike
• Local news briefs for Jan. 4
• Republican files to run against Monnes Anderson
• Late birth leads to New Year’s gift
• Wiring failure sparks house fire
• Gresham man recovering after coffee cup attack
• County deal puts library levy, district to a vote
• Family missing on Mount Hood found safe
• Rep. Matt Wand to host town hall on Jan. 11
• Obituaries for Dec. 31, 2011
• Local meetings for Dec. 31, 2011
• 2011: For better or worse, here are some of the highs and lows of the last 12 months
• Tell us your most dreaded intersections
• Flooding closes Oxbow
• Chat room robber sentenced to more than 12 years
• Rockwood Building earns award
• Local news briefs for Dec. 28
• Obituaries for Dec. 28
• A fitting tribute for Woody
• Blue Lake Regional Park bones case not criminal
• ZooLights pushes up Oregon Zoo attendance
• Meteorologists’ global warming discussion back in the forecast
• Portland police investigate two robberies
• Fairview City Councilor Larry Cooper, 69, dies
• Police respond to Christmas day shooting, robbery
• Obituaries for Dec. 24, 2011
• Grant gives reason to smile
• Local news briefs for Dec. 24
• Church volunteers sew clothes for SnowCap
• Major changes to Glendoveer unlikely
• Strangling leads to attempted murder arrest
• Handmade blankets wrap kids in comfort during tragedies
• Library events for Dec. 21
• Organization meetings for Dec. 21
• Obituaries for Dec. 21
• City offers online code compliance tracking
• East County women battle peanut butter shortage
• Local news briefs for Dec. 21
• Are you ready for the end of the world?
• Disc golf course approved for Blue Lake Regional Park
• Vehicle thefts drive rise in crime rate
• State charges Typhoon with civil right violations
• Drunk driver who killed dog, injured pedestrian sentenced
• Five arrested in heroin death investigation
• Citizen complaint leads to drug arrests in Gresham
• County drops library district plan — for now
• Cold, yes. Wet, no.
• Obituaries for Dec. 17
• Local meetings for Dec. 17
• Organization meetings for Dec. 17
• Library events for Dec. 17
• Give gift cards to National Guard families
• Kruggerrand donation rings up big bucks for Salvation Army
• Federal budget deal keeps incandescent light bulbs shining
• Packages stolen from Gresham homes
• Troutdale Historical Society accepts wagon wheel
• MHCC Seeks Host Families For Japanese Students
• January MHCC Planetarium Show Looks At Astronomical Programs In 2012
• State forecast sees a decade of expanding payrolls
• Police find missing Gresham teen safe
• January Featured Artist Paints to Solve Problems
• Visual Arts Faculty Art Exhibit Features the Best of MHCC
• Police investigate Damascus man’s death
• Obituaries for Dec. 14
• Local meetings for Dec. 14
• TriMet just says ‘yes’ to Boring
• Annual Hospitality And Tourism Dinner To Feature Peruvian Cuisine
• Events calendar for Dec. 14
• Woman says ‘thanks’ to mayor, police chief
• Soldiers return to Oregon after 400-day deployment
• State sees ‘good news’ in unemployment rate drop to 9.1 percent
• Parents must be vigilant over children’s online life
• Corbett, Gresham dumping cases solved
• East Portland woman dies following a fire
• Obituaries for Dec. 10
• Missing woman found in Gresham
• East County road projects get initial approval
• Local news briefs for Dec. 10
• Local meetings for Dec. 10
• Library events for Dec. 10
• Officials search for missing Gresham teen
• Ingenuity triggers invention
• Buying a milkshake can help in fight against Parkinson's
• FBI seeks help in solving attack
• Fire destroys Fairview mobile home
• Local news briefs for Dec. 7
• Economy takes a bite out of Salvation Army’s Red Kettles
• Obituaries for Dec. 7
• Casino proponents back for another try
• TriMet will decide the fate of Boring Wednesday
• Crash on icy road sends three to hospitals
• Portland police seize 5 pounds of heroin at Gresham apartment
• Unlocking home ownership
• Woman sentenced for false Gresham rape claim
• Gloria Wiggins, El Programa Hispano manager, dies
• Police need help finding endangered missing man
• Aging giraffe euthanized after decline
• Sheriff’s Office installs drug collection box
• Obituaries for Dec. 3
• Local meetings for Dec. 3
• Organization calendar for Dec. 3
• Library events for Dec. 3
• Buy a Christmas tree for a good cause
• Local news briefs for Dec. 3
• Mt. Hood Community College Holds ‘Financial Aid Day’ to Help Students Find Money for College
• Planetarium director over the moon about new knowledge
• Barista adds ‘author’ to list of accomplishments
• Local news briefs for Nov. 30
• Local meetings for Nov. 30
• Boring CPO to meet
• Gresham driver involved in two-car crash near Canby
• Man arrested in connection with East Portland robbery in March
• Events calendar for Nov. 30
• Organization meetings for Nov. 30
• Obituaries for Nov. 30
• Former Clackamas County deputy named in lawsuit
• Beware of scammers’ scare tactics
• Fuel spill impacts traffic in Damascus
• Number of Portland’s ‘underwater’ mortgages inches down
• Argument in apartment leads to early morning stabbing
• Transient indicted on robbery charge
• TriMet delays Boring withdrawal decision
• Scrooge Lives at MHCC Craft Sale
• State police seek Gresham suspect who allegedly fled stolen car
• Portland police seek robbery suspect
• Birthing center nurse retires after 17 years
• Marchers occupy Gresham sidewalks
• Organizations
• Christmas comes to Corbett
• Obituaries
• Dear Dad, we miss you
• And baby makes 15,000 at Legacy Mount Hood
• MHCC Foundation Names Board Members And Officers
• Obituaries for Nov. 23
• Local news briefs for Nov. 23
• Thankful to be alive
• Thanksgiving dinners
• NBC picks up ‘Grimm’ for another season
• Water closes Glisan Street
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Presents ‘New Views of the Old Moon’
• Gresham sandbag station open
• East Portland apartment damaged by fire
• Troutdale crash victim dies
• Suspects arrested after robbery in Gresham
• Local news briefs for Nov. 19
• Animals rescued from Damascus home up for adoption
• Obituaries for Nov. 19
• City Christmas tree lights up
• Library events for Nov. 19
• Events calendar for Nov. 19
• Local meetings for Nov. 19
• Organization meetings for Nov. 19
• Corbett residents plan Saturday march in support of ‘occupy’ movement
• Occupiers organizing Black Friday event in downtown Gresham
• Immigrant achieves American dream
• Rescued cougar cubs at zoo
• City warns of black ice
• MHCC Hosts NWAACC Volleyball Championships
• Police seek three suspects, truck in Corbett-area burglaries
• Fill a grocery bag for the hungry in East County
• Missing mushroom hunter found
• Alleged robber in two East County cases arrested
• Outer East Portland gets park work
• Local news briefs for Nov. 16
• Local meetings for Nov. 16
• Events calendar for Nov. 16
• Library events for Nov. 16
• Organization calendar for Nov. 16
• Homeless shelter needs donations
• City tries no-parking zone to reduce crime
• Gresham parks division gone
• Controversy swirled around scenic act in 1986
• Gorging on the scenery
• Troutdale council pursues investigation on mayor’s building
• Hundreds turn out for Gresham's Veterans Day parade
• Obituaries for Nov. 12, 2011
• Local meetings for Nov. 12, 2011
• Reynolds High displays its patriotism
• One dead, one injured in traffic crash near Damascus
• Adams says Occupy camps must go
• Mayor bills Occupy Portland for damage to patrol cars
• Forum Looks at Single Payer Healthcare System
• Discover The Fun Side of Math With MHCC Dead Mathematicians’ Society
• MHCC Offers Opportunity to Become Certified Welder
• Experience Native American Culture at MHCC Powwow
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Looks at The Autumn Sky
• Fund set up for car crash victim
• Gresham traveler to Guam accused of sneaking ammo onto airplane
• Obituaries for Oct. 29
• Gresham council ready for vote on code revision
• Woman rescued after ‘swim’ in Sandy River
• News briefs for Oct. 29
• Wrecking crew tears down community church in historic Bridal Veil
• MHCC Launches First Thursday Series and Renews Monthly Art Exhibits
• Man assaults and robs woman, attacks bystanders at MAX station
• Engineering Students Design, Build and Race Cardboard Vehicles
• Deputy pulls woman from cold Sandy River
• Are Zombies Good Volleyball Players?
• Historians’ Roundtable Focuses On Portland’s Heritage Of Political Protest
• Organization calendar for Oct. 26
• Library events for Oct. 26
• Gresham hopes to take a bite out of food waste
• TriMet facing $12 million-$17 million budget gap
• Boring businesses, residents ready to challenge TriMet
• Rockwood road work winds down
• Obituaries for Oct. 26
• Meet the candidates at Boring CPO meeting Nov. 1
• Local news briefs for Oct. 26
• Art career takes flight despite weak economy
• Entire Damascus home burns down
• Construction to close Jenne Road tomorrow
• Off duty Gresham detective helps catch burglary suspect
• Fast-moving fire damages SE apartment complex
• Corbett woman injured in car crash Oct. 25
• It’s Never Too Late to Restart College
• Organization calendar for Oct. 22
• Events calendar for Oct. 22
• Group helps Corbett veteran pay respects
• ‘Sarge’ gets his wish with vets day parade
• Library events for Oct. 22
• Neighbors urged to care for each other when bad weather hits
• Menucha purchases View Point furniture
• Commission boosts grant for storefront project
• Portland/Gresham fire station reopens
• Local meetings for Oct. 22
• Obituaries for Oct. 22
• Reynolds negotiations go to mediation
• La Niña? No problem, for the most part
• Police investigate shooting near 154th
• Savas jumps into Clackamas County chair race
• Corbett man involved in Friday traffic crash
• Gresham officials bait trap to catch alligator
• Power projects light up Troutdale
• Gresham man faces robbery charges
• Salmon Festival Promises To Be Fun And Educational For The Whole Family
• Rebels with a lot of causes
• County finds some support for local BPA product ban
• Six injured in Friday traffic crash
• Gresham plans resurfacing project on Northeast 162nd
• Troutdale will apply for transportation trail grant
• Men sentenced to prison for supplying fatal dose of heroin
• Obituaries for Oct. 12
• Education Secretary gets earful from public school advocates
• Pining for the Pumpkin Patch
• Food-processing company breathes life in Merix site
• News briefs for Oct. 15, 2011
• Kerri Foland Scholarship Craft Fair
• Port approves purchase of 222 acres in Gresham
• Food company to move into former Merix site in Wood Village
• Roger Ernstrom leaves Centennial board
• Local meetings for Oct. 12
• News briefs for Oct. 12
• Gresham VFW earns accolades
• Local meetings 10-8-11
• Library events for Oct. 8
• Events calendar for Oct. 8
• Obituaries for Oct. 8
• Gresham delays vote on updated codes
• Vandals caught with ‘dull’ hatchet in hand
• Protest continues past deadline in Chapman Square
• Port may buy former LSI site
• Group hosts tour of Japanese Garden
• Bodies found in home after report of a shooting in Troutdale
• Rockwood Library, book drop to close for new carpet
• New state fees hit medical marijuana cardholders
• Local meetings Oct. 5
• Metro seeks comment on projects
• City says no to county group
• Local briefs for Oct. 5
• Obituaries for Oct. 5
• Boring takes TriMet to task
• Crossing cultural lines
• Officials say East Portland man a ‘prolific’ meth dealer
• Gresham man arrested after allegedly bring baby along on heroin deals
• Grant will help Gresham hire three police officers
• Obituaries for Oct. 1
• Wood Village council OKs chicken ordinance
• Library events for Oct. 1
• Local meetings Oct. 1
• Events calendar for Oct. 1
• Organization meetings for Oct. 1
• H.B. Lee gets grant to improve safety
• Freeway project closes lanes
• Kight’s structure still under scrutiny
• Rules on residences to change
• Port advances on Troutdale Reynolds development
• Many happy RETURNS
• Food bank emergency box distribution tops 1 million
• Family displaced by house fire in Gresham
• Truck, tools, construction material stolen from Habitat site
• Legislators set town hall Oct. 8 on rest stop closure
• Boring CPO moves forward under new leadership
• Events calendar for Sept. 28
• Council OKs solar array for Gresham City Hall
• Rho Theta To Host 'Pledge To Competition' Singing at Mt. Hood Community College
• Former volunteer at Firwood School suspected of child sex abuse
• Theatre’s director makes his exit
• No rest for the travelers?
• Local news briefs for Sept. 28
• Gresham man in critical condition after bar fight
• Obituaries for Sept. 28
• Local meetings Sept. 28
• Library events for Sept. 28
• Organization meetings for Sept. 28
• Merkley aide to address East Portland chamber
• Comcast franchise up for renewal
• College’s new center gives Head Start to local children
• East County cities look at consolidation
• Corbett man dies while surfing on Oregon Coast
• Woman dies after jumping off Angel’s Rest Trail
• Obituaries for Sept. 24, 2011
• Local meetings for Sept. 24, 2011
• Reynolds School District offers ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• Corbett farmer leads rainwater conference
• Troutdale church to host Veterans Stand-Down Oct. 15
• Briefly in Local News
• Mormons give day of service to Mt. Hood Community College
• State treasurer is keynote speaker at chamber’s economic summit
• There she was ... Gresham’s Katie Harman, Miss America 2002
• MHCC Opens New Building To Serve Students, Children And Their Parents
• Burn ban lifted in Multnomah County
• Gresham auditor position ‘null and void’
• Mental hospital escapee found, arrested at Sandy home
• Events calendar for Sept. 21
• Local meetings Sept. 21
• Library events for Sept. 21
• Local news briefs for Sept. 21
• Organization meetings for Sept. 21
• Ready, aim, choose your own adventure
• Obituaries for Sept. 21
• Suspect in bank robberies arrested
• Gresham-Barlow offers forum on bullying Oct. 4
• Fair & bike rodeo
• Your teddy bear could comfort a child
• Virus found in three dogs in East County
• Troutdale police arrest man for metal thefts
• Expense issue back in Troutdale
• Gresham man jailed for threatening woman with a knife in Damascus
• Events calendar for Sept. 17
• Obituaries for Sept. 17
• Local meetings Sept. 17
• Library events for Sept. 17
• Briefly in Local News
• Organization meetings for Sept. 17
• Bank robbery, bomb scare close Division
• Gresham man among four injured in Highway 26 crash
• Police seize meth during bust
• City extends project deadline
• Wood Village delays vote on chickens
• Ring the bell
• MHCC Invites Students To Orientation Day
• Public Invited To Forum On Nursing Program Accreditation
• Metro committee wants more land in growth boundary
• Alleged robber jailed for threatening woman with knife
• Man held after police seize meth
• Gresham man among four injured in traffic crash
• Sandy grandparents to sue state over Oleander Labier’s murder
• County sheriff asks to continue levy
• State’s minimum wage going up 30 cents
• County candidates getting in the game
• ACCESS GRANTED
• Gas leak fixed in downtown Gresham
• Library events for Sept. 14
• Organization meetings for Sept. 14
• Downtown expert offers workshop
• Events calendar for Sept. 14
• Obituaries for Sept. 14
• Local briefs for Sept. 14
• Fairview puts focus on intersections with red-light cameras
• County agrees to fund shelter for sex-trafficking victims
• Gresham police arrest burglary suspect
• Celebration in Boring includes tribute, car show
• Local meetings Sept. 14
• Oregon’s kids nation’s most hungry
• Unemployment rate creeps up in August
• Jefferson Smith says he’ll run for Portland mayor
• Library events for Sept. 10
• Events calendar for Sept. 10
• Organization meetings for Sept. 10
• Obituaries for Sept. 10
• Local meetings Sept. 10
• A decade later: Grief, hope abide side by side
• East County woman dies in ATV accident
• Police look for suspects in Damascus home invasion robbery
• Public indecency has East County police on alert
• Man drowns in Sandy at Oxbow Park
• One child injured after car collides with school bus
• Troutdale teenager injured in Wednesday traffic crash
• Burn bans declared in Multnomah, Clackamas counties
• Heat, wildfire smoke expected to make city sweat
• Local briefs for Sept. 7
• Organization calendar for Sept. 7
• Events calendar for Sept. 7
• Library events for Sept. 7
• Obituaries for Sept. 7
• Local meetings for Sept. 7
• Officials call off Powell Butte burn
• Gorge scenic area manager retires
• Hundreds will clean the Clackamas River
• TriMet adds bus service
• A new meaning for LABOR DAY
• Tropical storms soak Oregon’s gasoline prices
• Officials call off Powell Butte burn
• Lost Sandy River rafters rescued
• Obituaries for Sept. 3
• Man arrested here pleads no contest to 1984 murder
• Local meetings
• Library events for Sept. 3
• Events calendar for Sept. 3
• Organization meetings for Sept. 3
• Cash reward offered for information on Gresham murder
• Gresham man caught trying to enter teen’s room
• Officials celebrate MAX’s 25th birthday Friday
• Trustee may abandon local inn
• Local briefs for Sept. 3
• Labor Day more than just a picnic
• Burglars hit 12 Rockwood businesses
• Fire displaces Damascus family
• Celebration for MAX’s 25th anniversary set for Friday morning
• Ashland manager nominated for Metro COO
• County search and rescue unit leader held on abuse charges
• Organization meetings for Aug. 31
• Events calendar for Aug. 31
• Library events for Aug. 31
• Obituaries for Aug. 31
• Group to walk for poor
• Local meetings Aug. 31
• Group revives Japanese Garden
• Local briefs for Aug. 31
• State fails to rescue Oleander
• Man hospitalized after car rollover
• Police target seat belt, booster seat usage
• Typhoon! co-founder Steve Kline dies
• How did 9/11 change your life?
• Obituaries for Aug. 27
• Local news briefs for Aug. 27
• Library events for Aug. 27
• Events calendar for Aug. 27
• Organization meetings for Aug. 27
• Juveniles suspected of making, setting off dangerous bombs
• Gresham man arrested on sex abuse accusations
• History circles back
• Gresham man suspected of selling fake sports memorabilia
• Gresham woman reports phone scam
• Commission approves urban renewal grants
• Obituaries for Aug. 24
• Local meetings for Aug. 24
• Helping out in Rockwood
• Back to School for Gresham - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• East County roads get OK for federal funding
• Signs appear on View Point Inn
• Man injured in Gresham house fire
• Organization meetings for Aug. 24
• Gresham man arrested after Hillsboro International Air Show
• Obituaries for Aug. 20
• Troutdale breaks ground on new police station
• Comedy fundraiser planned for officer
• Gresham man dies while trying to stop his rolling semi-truck
• Do you know this woman?
• Artist closing Troutdale gallery
• Feedback: Don’t change anything at Glendoveer
• Johnson Creek: Much more than just a ditch
• Late night fire damages Davis Elementary
• Locker indicted on murder charges
• Portland man accused of robbing men he met in chat rooms
• Local meetings for Aug. 17
• Library events for Aug. 17
• Events calendar for Aug. 17
• Organization meetings for Aug. 17
• Obituaries for Aug. 17
• Newborn revived after home delivery
• Local news briefs for Aug. 17
• Troutdale family sues over food poisoning
• City, developers gush over rain gardens ...
• Oregon’s unemployment rate unchanged in July
• Former guest loses suit against Gresham hotel
• Gresham man robbed while sleeping in his car
• Portland men arrested for Gresham bank robbery
• Portland man critical after Gresham stabbing
• Obituaries for Aug. 13
• Former Reynolds Superintendent H.B. Lee dies at age 91
• Library events for Aug. 13
• Local meetings for Aug. 13
• Events calendar for Aug. 13
• Local briefs for Aug. 13
• Grand jury indicts woman who filed false rape report
• Strawberries sold in East County recalled
• Persimmon Country Club changes hands
• Art of Gardening
• Gresham firefighters extinguished five fires in 12 hours
• County library district plan headed for May 2012 ballot
• Highway closure, bridge pedal drive weekend traffic problems
• East County road projects vie for federal funding
• Gresham woman arrested during drug raid
• International Scholars To Arrive Soon In Multnomah County: MHCC Seeks Families To Host Students
• Events calendar for Aug. 10
• Organization meetings for Aug. 10
• Obituaries for Aug. 10
• Local meetings for Aug. 10
• Library events for Aug. 10
• Local news briefs for Aug. 10
• Locals try to make sense of economic turmoil
• Hatfield remembered for ability to reach across aisle
• Gresham employee arrested in Oregon City case
• MAX attack suspect indicted on assault charges
• Damascus man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Teens from Boring arrested after Gresham robbery
• Puentes bridges barriers to success
• MHCC and Rho Theta Create an Easier Path for Students To Restart College
• Death of Gresham baby leads to arrest
• Local meetings for Aug. 6
• Events calendar for Aug. 6
• Organization meetings for Aug. 6
• Obituaries for Aug. 6
• Local briefs for Aug. 6
• They’re No. 1
• Golf course veteran says Metro plans not up to par
• Crowd teed off at Metro plan
• Local hospitals agree: Babies come first
• Gresham resident seriously injured in motorcycle accident
• Bellamy sentenced to 18 months in death of granddaughter
• Library events for Aug. 3
• Local briefs for Aug. 3
• State’s E-Cycling program on pace to set new record
• Obituaries for Aug. 3
• Organization meetings for Aug. 3
• Events calendar for Aug. 3
• Local meetings for Aug. 3
• Dump the beige Downtown Gresham needs color
• Troutdale D.A.R.E. officer Kellogg loses battle with leukemia
• Public Utility Commission hears natural gas outlook for winter
• Reward offered in Damascus poaching case
• Suspect arrested in skate park stabbing
• Sandy police officer injured in traffic crash
• Organization meetings for July 30
• Events calendar for July 30
• Obituaries for July 30
• Dumball ralliers find event a hard habit to ‘brake’
• Wood Village swears in new city councilor
• Former View Point partner offers up his side
• Local briefs for July 30
• Are you safe in Gresham?
• Bellamy found guilty of lesser charge in granddaughter’s death
• Gresham chief says assault report was ‘a fabrication’
• Transient arrested after unprovoked attack at Gresham MAX station
• Interstate 84 eastbound exit at Troutdale to close tonight
• Sandy man arrested after attempted kidnapping
• A Saint Forever - Retired MHCC Employee Named To NWAAC Hall of Fame
• Local meetings for July 27
• Flag honoring Sept. 11 victims will fly in Gresham
• Gresham police investigate skate park stabbing
• Obituaries for July 27
• News briefs for July 27
• Historical societies receive financial boost from levy
• Portland camp helps students learn engineer basics with Legos
• Second Walmart permit sure to be OK’d
• Police bust Gresham meth lab July 25
• Corrections deputy arrested on domestic abuse charges
• Gresham hotel robbed at gunpoint Sunday
• Child helps save neighbor’s home from fire
• Gresham man stabbed to death in Portland
• Police search for missing Gresham man
• Officials need help finding poachers
• Interstate 84 lane closure continues after tanker crash
• Gresham man in serious condition after collision with motorcycle
• Local news briefs for July 23
• Events calendar for July 23
• Obituaries for July 23, 2011
• Local meetings for July 23, 2011
• Library events for July 23
• Ousted View Point partners under fire
• Grab your bonnets and your babies
• Unlicensed Gresham dentist sentenced to life in prison
• Undercover detectives bust Parkrose man for allegedly selling hash
• Traffic stop leads to seizure of drugs, guns
• TriMet says ‘free ride’ over for MAX fare scofflaws
• MHCC Catalogs Go Green Catalogs Are Available For The First Time In CD, Online And Print
• Obituaries for July 20
• TriMet riders can now lock bikes in Gresham
• Gresham cat is shelter’s 10,000th spay
• Local meetings for July 20
• Volunteers resurrect sister city program
• Local briefs for July 20
• Monnes Anderson appointed to health care committee
• Events calendar for July 20
• Organization meetings for July 20
• Public can give input on updated transportation plan
• Randy Proctor joins Bankers Hall of Fame
• TriMet will boost fare inspections
• Boy dies in Damascus motorcycle crash
• June unemployment stays flat at 9.4 percent
• Hate potholes? Help’s on the way
• Borders to close all stores
• Simmering discontent puts Stand for Children in hot water
• Gresham man stabbed during Sunday fight
• Police seek shooting suspects
• Motorcyclist dies in Gresham crash
• Fiery crash at Multnomah Falls sends men to hospital
• Events calendar for July 16
• Library events for July 16
• His Dog Days Are Over
• Local meetings for July 16
• Obituaries for July 16
• Gresham-Barlow bus operators drive labor dispute with First Student
• Local briefs for July 16
• Red Cross: Blood in short supply during summer
• Sun sets on solar manufacturer
• Food box campaign needs donations, volunteers
• Clerk chases robber away from Wood Village deli
• Chapter 7 bankruptcy for owners of historic View Point Inn
• Obituaries for July 13
• Events calendar for July 13
• Library events for July 13
• Organization meetings for July 13
• Radio system update next?
• Fire departments combine to set the pace
• Local artists put creative spin on recycling
• Donations sought to save historic View Point Inn
• Survey says ‘Healthy Kids’ cuts number of uninsured children
• Merkley brings Senate committee hearing to local school
• Walmart Foundation renews help for zoo’s second Tuesday program
• Events calendar for July 9
• Local meetings July 9
• Organization meetings for July 9
• Obituaries for July 9, 2011
• Art Walk in downtown Gresham is back for the 10th year
• Troutdale’s Cody Childs will benefit from work he did as the Youth Citizen of the Year
• Pastor does good work because it feels good
• News briefs for July 9, 2011
• Gresham woman drowns in Montana river
• Library events for July 9
• Suspect gets into hot water
• East Portland plays catch-up for parks
• Local meetings July 6
• Local news briefs for July 6
• Obituaries for July 6
• Events calendar for July 6
• Organization meetings for July 6
• Group of youths attack Gresham man July 2
• Damascus group files voting initiative
• Preventing illness not so simple
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest two men with help from cell phone
• Troutdale man stabbed multiple times at beach
• Reynolds says it had to cut down dangerous trees
• Local meetings for July 2
• Obituaries for July 2, 2011
• Station collects 56 pounds of unwanted medicine
• Fired 9-1-1 official to file suit
• Gresham woman caught in Salem sting
• Local news briefs for July 2
• Changes planned for Salish Ponds
• Silence is Golden
• East County gang team gets funding
• Former Centennial superintendent dies
• Eugene family injured in crash east of Troutdale
• Police search for suspect in Gresham stabbing
• Gresham offers rec classes this summer
• Man wanted for murder arrested in Gresham
• Outdoor School digs for greenbacks
• Sandy man killed trying to cross Highway 26
• Obituaries for June 29, 2011
• Gresham utility fee raises questions
• Local news briefs for June 29
• Gresham approves renewal grants for complex, business
• Legislation could help schools
• Get your fireworks fix in East County
• Gresham marina residents find body
• Gresham man allegedly attacks Walmart shopper with hammer
• Michaels reports security breach
• A century at Edgefield
• Kayaker injured going over Bridal Veil Falls
• Kitzhaber says Betty Roberts’ death means state has lost ‘a true hero’
• Local news briefs for June 25
• Events calendar for June 25
• Library events for June 25
• Organization meetings for June 25
• Obituaries for June 25, 2011
• Local meetings June 25
• Jury finds Gresham dentist guilty of murdering patient
• Gresham firefighters to help train young women
• District selects interim ‘super’
• Use your mind and the money will follow
• So you want to be a farmer?
• Police seek help identifying bank robber
• Local news briefs for June 22
• Events calendar for June 22
• Local meetings June 22
• Organization meetings for June 22
• Obituaries for June 22, 2011
• His name was Robert Clayton French, but how did he die?
• ‘American Idol’ auditions coming to Portland
• Highway 224 construction begins
• Oregon Zoo’s African Caracal gives birth to kittens
• TriMet plans to phase-in LIFT fare increases
• Drug turn-in receptacle at Fairview police office nets more than 13 pounds
• Police respond to shooting in Gresham
• New county facility is ‘piece of the puzzle’ for mental health patients
• Open house looks at city plan for outer SE Powell Blvd area
• Survey: Many employers will hire in next few months
• Fairview cancels summer chili festival
• Single dad – with two daughters – made it work
• Library events for June 18
• Events calendar for June 18
• Organization meetings for June 18
• Local meetings June 18
• Obituaries for June 18, 2011
• Troutdale council turns up the heat on mayor
• Replacement medal honors World War II casualty
• Sandy River navigation channel under I-84 closed June 17
• New briefs for June 18, 2011
• Japan Club Raises Funds for Tsunami Relief
• Police search for suspect, car related to Corbett burglaries
• Two locals uninjured in fatal three-vehicle crash
• MHCC Student Lands a Big One – A Job at a New Tribal Fish Hatchery
• News briefs for June 15
• Local meetings June 15
• Obituaries for June 15, 2011
• Library events for June 15
• Springdale School nominated to join national registry
• Gresham’s Marie Callender’s turns off the oven forever
• Fairview opens permanent drug turn-in unit
• Dixon promoted to assistant principal
• New map showcases NW high-tech firms
• Oregon unemployment dips to 9.3 percent in May
• County pushes ahead on Sellwood Bridge plan
• Grand jury indicts former auto dealer
• Utah man behind bars after series of crashes
• MHCC Engineering Student Wins NASA Scholarship
• Every Day’s Coming Up Roses for MHCC Computer Science Instructor
• Kight co-Citizen of Year for Troutdale
• Obituaries for June 11, 2011
• ‘The shopping mall of garage sales’
• Beaverton man injured in Corbett area bike crash
• Centennial School District likely to cut days
• Crash kills motorcyclist on I-84, seriously injures another
• Organization meetings for June 8
• Events calendar for June 8
• Library events for June 8
• Local meetings for June 8
• Obituaries for June 8, 2011
• Gresham police seize $100,000 worth of pot
• Middle School breaks into Civil War
• Lesson: Don’t take law into own hands
• Damascus meets to plan future
• Complaint against Fuller dismissed
• Hiker injured in fall near Bridal Veil
• Fairview family displaced by fire
• Two men injured in Government Camp crash
• Library events for June 4
• College: It’s not just a dream
• Events calendar for June 4
• Local meetings June 4
• Local news briefs for June 4
• Gresham man accused of aggravated murder
• Murder suspect also accused of multiple robberies
• Outlook publisher promoted to president
• Police seek missing man near Corbett
• ODOT says weekend highway work could be a pain in the brakes
• Sheriff: Kyron task force changing course
• Ceremonies To Celebrate Mt. Hood Community College Graduates
• Two men rob 7-Eleven at gunpoint
• Obituary for June 2, 2011
• The Faces of Death
• Local meetings June 1
• Library events for June 1
• Events calendar for June 1
• Organization meetings for June 1
• Two held after gunshots fired in traffic altercation
• Clark leaves Pamplin Media Group for OSU post
• They’re not in Kansas anymore – or in Oz
• Obituary for June 1, 2011
• Upper Larch Mountain Road stays closed
• Gresham hires new planning director
• Gresham man dies in crash west of Government Camp on May 30
• Man dies in Wildcat Mountain crash
• Illegal BASE jump ties up emergency services, train tracks
• Oregon Zoo wants to know what you think about its exhibits
• Columbia River at flood stage, but only minor flooding expected
• Seven injured in snowy crash
• Brooks Puts Down the Baton
• News briefs for May 28
• City approves grants for redevelopment
• Former Fairview Mayor Roger Vonderharr dies
• Gresham seeks art grant applications by June 15
• Uprooting deadly heroin trio in East County
• Obituaries for May 28, 2011
• Local meetings May 28
• Police ask people to check graves after bones discovered
• Police buckle down on unsafe driving over holiday weekend
• Centennial’s Rector resigns for health reasons
• TriMet says faulty technology ends pedestrian warning system test
• Gresham woman shaken by home-invasion robbery
• County begins talks for new public market space
• News briefs for May 25
• Customers at Old Chicago marshal forces to save restaurant
• Obituaries for May 25, 2011
• Local meetings May 25
• McDowell’s friends carry on fundraiser for veterans
• Events calendar for May 25
• Library events for May 25
• Organization meetings for May 25
• It’s not a house ... it’s an accessory building
• Armed Corbett man eventually surrenders to deputies
• Pug Crawl scratches up $10,000 for Humane Society
• Police suspect bones found near Blue Lake are from cemeteries
• MHCC Hosts 'World's Largest Swimming Lesson'
• Events calendar for May 21
• Organization meetings for May 21
• Library events for May 21
• Gresham projects get funding through Metro grants
• Local meetings May 21
• Obituaries for May 21, 2011
• Wood Village budget includes slight increase
• Longtime florist’s gifts seed groups in East County
• Troutdale mayor faces rebuke
• College raising tuition in June
• Coach’s arrest leads to dismissal
• Local briefs for May 21
• New, old faces win school board races
• Portland man dies in Oneonta Gorge fall
• Fairview City Council censures Quinby
• 9-1-1 users promise problems will be fixed
• Saints Teams Record Victorious Weekend
• Op-Ed: Why Tuition Equity is Good For the State and Good for All Of Us
• News briefs for May 18
• Bike paths head toward East County
• Local meetings for May 18
• Clackamas County Bank, city of Sandy reach 100-year milestones
• Obituaries for May 18, 2011
• Fire service aims spotlight at life savers
• USS Ranger gets approval for navigation to Fairview
• Portland commissioner takes aim at 9-1-1 critic
• Clackamas County voters reject bridge fee proposal
• Yates leads in MHCC race
• Echols wins council seat
• Damascus voters reject comprehensive plan
• Gresham police seek bank robber
• Oregon’s unemployment rate lowest in 28 months
• State workers take furlough on Friday
• Bus, MAX collision disrupts downtown transit service
• Alleged car thieves arrested after running out of gas
• Mt. Hood Community College Announces 2011 Community Partnership and Patron Saint Awards
• Obituaries for May 14, 2011
• Salon hosts benefit for fellow employee
• News briefs for May 14, 2011
• Sent to an internment camp as a child, Ray Skiiki went on to become an important East County farmer
• Three held after shots fired in MAX station confrontation
• Academic Scholars Find a World of Opportunity at MHCC
• Father arrested, jailed on allegation of assaulting baby
• Reynolds issues layoff notices to 107 classified staff members
• Report: Oregon a leader in transportation projects
• Mt. Hood college, faculty reach agreement
• State says Typhoon! violated rights of Thai workers
• Mt. Hood students take a walk in support of college’s faculty
• MHCC Planetarium Offers Preview of Summer Sky
• MHCC Presents Bilingual Play, Duendo de Lorca
• Obituaries for May 7, 2011
• Fuller resigns from Wood Village City Council
• Fairview Council votes to pursue photo red-light contract
• College, union resume talks
• Four seats contested in Reynolds School District
• Gresham-Barlow races contested
• News briefs for May 7, 2011
• Man on a Mission
• Moms: At least enjoy the extra attention; you deserve it
• Troutdale man arrested after bullet goes through neighbor’s wall
• Thieves target Toyotas in Troutdale
• MHCC Increases Economic Offer by Over $1 Million
• Events calendar for May 4
• Library events for May 4
• Obituaries for May 4, 2011
• News briefs for May 4
• Local meetings for May 4
• ‘The Waiting is Over’
• Mt. Hood mediation session fails to yield agreement
• Body found that of missing man
• Fireworks, concern greet news of bin Laden’s death
• MHCC Celebrates Diversity Week, May 2-6, 2011
• MHCC Reaffirms its Commitment to Students as Faculty Union Announces Strike Date
• Mount Hood Community College Presents Student Art Exhibit
• Four seats contested in Mt. Hood board race
• Royal wedding inspires joy, indifference in East County residents
• Prison awaits family thief
• obituaries for April 30, 2011
• Cottrell school offers final Family Bingo Night
• Gresham pedals into Bike Month
• News briefs for April 30, 2011
• Barring agreement, MHCC faculty plans strike beginning May 12
• USS Ranger group begins environmental studies
• Troutdale budget proposal reduces positions to half-time
• MHCC Theatre Presents 'Dead Man's Cell Phone'
• Mt. Hood Community College Works to Protect Students Impact of Faculty Strike
• For Betty Jo Little ...
• How Sweet It Is
• News briefs for April 27
• Obituaries for April 27, 2011
• College won’t impose contract ... for now
• School briefs
• Boring CPO meets Tuesday
• More of Highway 26 to be repaved
• Boring businesses plan Saturday market
• Dead child’s father sentenced to life in prison
• Teeny Foods owners to speak at Business Development Fair
• Driver arrested after hitting pedestrian, dog
• Meeting to offer information about Corbett solar energy project
• Events calendar for April 23
• Organization meetings for April 23
• Local meetings for April 23
• Obituaries for April 23, 2011
• Fairview sparks Senate bill to tighten liquor-license criteria
• One hospitalized after trailer catches fire in Wood Village
• Renewal budget includes funds for police facility
• Library events for April 23
• Boy safe after going on a walkabout
• Local meetings for April 20
• Obituaries for April 20, 2011
• Damascus joins Earth Day effort
• Library events for April 20
• Local news briefs for April 20
• Police seek hit-and-run witnesses
• Victim notification system celebrates 10 years
• Legacy hospital honors workers for National Volunteer Week
• Fairview braces for staff cuts
• Scholarships Available to Mt. Hood Community College Students
• County mulls using funds to ‘plug holes’ in new budget
• State mortgage assistance program makes first payments
• Love your mother; Recycle your trash
• Victims turn tables on armed robbers
• MHCC Presents Shakespeare and Molière as You Have Never Seen Them Before
• Obituaries for April 16
• Gresham Toastmasters have 60th anniversary April 21
• State board honors River Patrol
• Local meetings for April 16
• Local news briefs for April 16
• Reynolds district notes good budget news
• County cuts three jobs
• Teachers to picket at college
• MHCC Chapter Receives Stellar Recognition
• MHCC Honor Society Named 2nd Most Distinguished Chapter – Internationally!
• Oregon Tea Party on lookout for troublemakers at tax day rally
• Preparing for the Quake
• Gresham plan will leave positions open
• Six seats contested on Gresham-Barlow, Reynolds boards
• Springtime in Paris MHCC Foundation Auction and Dinner Raises Scholarships for MHCC Students
• Man accused of torturing, killing man arrested in Gresham
• Organization meetings for April 13
• Library events for April 13
• East Clackamas County pushes for its own commissioner
• Obituaries for April 13, 2011
• Oregon Trail reorganizing schools
• Wherever plants grew, Jack Poff was there
• Events calendar for April 13
• Adults with developmental disabilities thrive with help from Eastco Diversified
• Save the earth
• Local news briefs for April 13
• Local meetings for April 13
• Man surrenders after firing gun into air
• District seeks online input on strategic plan
• House bill proposes bargaining revision
• Unemployment rate slips to 10 percent in March
• Missing Gresham man found dead
• Motorcyclist arrested on allegations of speeding, fleeing and driving drunk
• Gresham man killed in Portland shooting
• Obituaries for April 9, 2011
• Lorine Snyder, subject of past columns, dies at 88
• Local meetings for April 9
• Events calendar for April 9
• Organization meetings for April 9
• Gresham faces deeper cuts
• Local news briefs for April 9
• ODOT revises I-84 bridge project
• April showers bring ... snow flurries
• Gresham plans arboretum dedication
• FedEx project wins national Phoenix Award
• MHCC Invites Community to Career Week - April 27 - May 4, 2011
• Adams gets behind the mic on KPAM talk show
• Students rally for resolution
• Genesis to Perform at MHCC
• Mt. Hood Community College Presents ‘Air Freshener’ Art Show
• Local meetings for April 6
• Organization meetings for April 6
• Obituaries for April 6, 2011
• Local news briefs for April 6
• Mt. Hood Community College Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge OverFalse Claims of Concessions
• MHCC Announces Culture Shapers Contest as Part of Annual High School Art Exhibit
• Man accused of robbing local banks
• ATM visit turns into crashing experience
• Gresham detective pleads guilty to DUII
• Proposal has some seeing red
• Do chickens still ruffle feathers?
• Strike? Authorization vote set
• Baker sentenced to 10 years for pot grow, assault on officers
• Gresham couple arrested on meth charges
• Air National Guard plans night training in city skies
• Baby shower benefits newborns in intensive care
• Obituaries for April 2, 2011
• Local news briefs for April 2
• Local meetings
• Stalemate continues, strike possible
• March wet, but no record
• State rules push Metro to slash carbon emissions
• Through with the drive-through
• Survey says cut school days at Reynolds
• March soaked to the gills with near-record rainfall
• Police seek missing man
• Who will speak for East County?
• Obituaries for March 30, 2011
• Library events for March 30
• Events calendar for March 30
• Local meetings for March 30
• Organization meetings for March 30
• Local news briefs for March 30
• School election season heats up with contested races
• Special stamp, cancellation event set
• Hay tabbed as interim president
• Investor may infuse MBank with cash
• State redistricting committees plan Portland-area hearings
• Post office perseveres in Bridal Veil
• March really has been cold, wet
• Shooting suspect arrested in Gresham
• Happy Valley woman killed in I-84 chain-reaction crash
• Troutdale man encourages combat vets to discuss experiences
• Obituaries for March 26, 2011
• Students to participate in health event
• Library events for March 26
• Organization meetings for March 26
• Local meetings for March 26
• Events calendar for March 26
• Don’t forget to smile if you run a red light
• Local briefs for March 26
• Union, college schedule mediation session for March 29
• Man arrested for arson, animal abuse
• Gas station employee hospitalized after car knocks him to the ground
• Donkey basketball trots into Sandy High School gym
• Outpouring of support makes up for stolen cookies
• Turning grief into HOPE
• Organization meetings for March 23
• Library events for March 23
• Events calendar for March 23
• Picture this: Gresham man compiles a pictorial history
• Gresham planning director takes job with city of Portland
• Bill dedicates lottery funds to economic development
• Local news briefs for March 23
• Exhibit features transportation contraptions
• Obituaries for March 23, 2011
• Local meetings for March 23
• State links daily radiation monitoring to website
• UP science professor offers ‘teachable moment’ on quake
• VA warns local veterans about missing medical ID cards
• Gas prices dip across the nation, but not here
• State website lets people view, customize statewide data
• Four wounded, including Gresham man, in apparent gang shooting
• Minding His Own Business ... for more than 45 years
• Benefits raise money to help victims of Japan quake
• Obituaries for March 19, 2011
• The costs of representation
• Library events for March 19
• Local meetings for March 19
• Events calendar for March 19
• Organization meetings for March 19
• Police apprehend man wanted in 1995 rape case
• Troutdale man collapses, dies of natural causes on city street
• Electrical failure closes Mt. Hood college
• Teens endure traumatic days on U.S. naval base in Japan
• News briefs for March 19
• Brief picture of joy hides a horrible secret
• Slide closes Northwest Palmer Mill Road
• Sides move a little closer in Mt. Hood dispute
• Blue Heaven closes after decade of service
• Police arrest three for attempted murder
• Local briefs for March 16
• Local meetings for March 16
• Portland-area home sales up, prices down
• MHCC Student Wins Prestigious Guistwhite Scholarship from Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Offers ‘Guide to the Spring Sky’
• MHCC Invites Employers to May 4 Job Fair
• Library events for March 16
• Events calendar for March 16
• Organization meetings for March 16
• Obituaries for March 16, 2011
• Snow-CAP desperately needs baby food, formula
• Gresham Elks honor top citizens, students
• Duke Shepard Resigns From MHCC District Board
• College offers adventure summit
• Two sustain minor injuries in I-84 crash near Cascade Locks
• College board member resigns
• MHCC Offers Free Workshop for Repair of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
• Troutdale opts for alternate bidding process
• Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in killing of 5-year-old girl
• Duke Shepard resigns from Mt. Hood board
• First the wind; now the mess
• Obituaries for March 12
• Events calendar for March 12
• Organization meetings for March 12
• Library events for March 12
• College, faculty stalemate continues
• News briefs for March 12, 2011
• Christians start journey to Easter
• Safeway shoppers lament store closing
• Outlook brings couple together after 53 years
• Damascus city manager resigns, is put on leave
• Gresham families watch, pray for relatives stuck in middle of quake disaster
• Rep. Johnson plans Sandy, Welches speaking engagements
• Japanese earthquake a warning for Oregon
• Mt. Hood delays opening due to power outage
• Poker room shooter sentenced to 10 years
• MHCC Is The First Community College To Host Pi Kappa Delta National Speech Tournament
• Police see pattern in shooting cases
• Local meetings for March 9
• Events calendar for March 9
• Library events for March 9
• Local briefs for March 9
• Partnership builds new sidewalk near Reynolds Middle School
• They’re big losers, but they came out ahead
• Obituaries for March 9, 2011
• Appointed Gresham councilor seeks formal election
• Identification card located near human remains in gorge
• Linked — Kirsteins have been a common fixture on the pages of The Outlook for 45 years
• Meeting will bring police, public face-to-face on deadly force
• MHCC Hosts Free Summit on ‘Adventure with a Purpose’
• Announcements About MHCC Women’s Basketball
• ‘Therapy’ Follows ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’ In MHCC Studio Theatre
• Workplace deaths drop to all-time low
• Hiker finds human remains near Corbett
• Events calendar for March 5
• Organization meetings for March 5
• Obituaries for March 5
• Gresham loses James Kendrick, who placed flags on vets’ graves
• Local meetings for March 5
• Ground cleanup earns national award
• City awaits assessment of City Hall repair costs
• Outlook celebrates centennial
• Police arrest third suspect in home-invasion robbery
• Wand reschedules town hall meeting at Troutdale library
• Judge orders release of grand jury testimony
• Merkley asks Obama to release oil from petroleum reserve
• Survey says schools must do better at teaching problem-solving skills
• Local students make a Bee line for regional spelling contest
• Federal investigation nabs three dozen on drug, gun charges
• Local briefs for March 2
• Grand jury testimony released in McDowell shooting
• Lifelong East County resident Vera Rueck dies at 96
• Lynch View health fair helps local children, families
• Police arrest suspects for assault, robbery
• Clackamas County voters will decide fate of Sellwood Bridge fee in May
• Events calendar for March 2
• Library events for March 2
• Organization meetings for March 2
• Local meetings for March 2
• Obituaries for March 2, 2011
• East County League of Women Voters celebrates 50 years
• East County leaders testify in support of economic bills
• College, union schedule mediation for March 10
• Family opposes release of grand jury transcripts
• Libyan unrest drives gas prices toward $4 a gallon
• County union employees rally for contract solidarity
• Malone throws hat in county ring
• Sandy’s Serengeti: elephant country
• Ski free for food donations
• Sen. Thomsen schedules coffee with the public
• Snow piles up fast in Sandy
• Fifth Annual Summer Jobs Fair at MHCC
• Town’s police force names detective as officer of the year
• Events calendar for Feb. 26
• Library events for Feb. 26
• News briefs for Feb. 26
• Mayors support bill granting local control of liquor licenses
• Obituaries for Feb. 26
• Local meetings for Feb. 26
• Organization meetings for Feb. 26
• College, faculty union may try mediation one more time
• Rockwood Safeway closing next week
• ON Semiconductor plans $30 million expansion
• Gresham’s mayor sees good, bad in city’s future
• Officials warn drivers to avoid I-84 through gorge
• Father sentenced to nearly six years for burning son
• Cooper named interim Metro COO
• Officials search for missing man
• Gresham-Barlow School District forum canceled
• School’s out for one wintry day
• Gresham, Corbett, Centennial, Reynolds schools close
• Fairview cancels red light open house
• Former Portland police cadet charged with meth possession
• Fairview eliminates community development director position
• Public meetings: Feb. 23, 2011
• Obituaries for Feb. 23
• Green ideas become part of Gresham road project
• Live video, audio of Legislature
• Events calendar for Feb. 23
• Organization meetings for Feb. 23
• Reynolds School District launches online survey about budget priorities
• Writer seeks support of book about cloth diapers
• Boring, TriMet find compromise difficult
• Passenger leads police on chase to Washington
• Fairview water passes tests for chromium-6 
• Rally draws school backers
• Fashion show will benefit human-trafficking victims
• Snow’s comin’, but don’t panic
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Explores 'The Universe in Infrared'
• Jordan leaves Metro to run state agencies
• LAW MAKING 101
• Music takes calming influence to the MAX
• Rosewood Initiative seeks to build community pride
• MOMS Club hosts preschool roundup
• Spring? It’s on the schedule, after more snow
• Events: Feb. 19, 2011
• Organizations: Feb. 19, 2011
• Public meetings: Feb. 19, 2011
• Portland police locate, arrest teenage arson suspect
• New man in the House
• Robber hits two banks in one hour
• Obituaries for Feb. 19, 2011
• Obama says nation can ‘learn from Intel’s example’ on education
• News briefs for Feb. 19, 2011
• Reynolds School Board member Phelps dies Feb. 17
• Gresham police officers cleared in McDowell shooting
• Obituaries for Feb. 16, 2011
• News briefs for Feb. 16, 2011
• Fair provides free health screenings for children
• Fairview opens doors to red-light proposal
• Gresham reins in towing fees
• College, faculty reach impasse
• Molotov cocktails hit school, house, business
• MHCC District Board Declares Impasse in Faculty Negotiations
• Library events: Feb. 16, 2010
• Gresham council to vote Tuesday on new towing fees
• Medically endangered man found, treated, released
• Obituaries for Feb. 12, 2011
• Public meetings: Feb. 12, 2011
• News brief for Feb. 12, 2010
• Reynolds seeks board candidates
• Local police assist in arrest of father, son
• Speaking freely
• MHCC Offers Mock Funeral Arrangements to Help Students and Families
• Public meetings: Feb. 9, 2011
• Library events: Feb. 9, 2010
• Events calendar: Feb. 9, 2011
• Obituaries for Feb. 9
• Organization meetings for Feb. 9
• Troutdale councilor finds Green Bay’s Super Bowl victory a win-win
• Local briefs for Feb. 9
• Surgical training center proposed for Rockwood
• McDowell’s nonprofit needs president
• Zoo packing trunks for Sandy ?
• East Portland house fire damages two homes
• Mental health panel to discuss alternative treatments
• Deadline looms for student immunizations
• Teachers, students plan rallies at college
• Drug dealer sentenced for killing customer
• Family disputes police version of McDowell shooting
• Boardwalk through park considered in Wood Village
• Forget lawn mowers, hire a goat
• Suspect pleads not guilty in Old Town beating death
• Four arrested at Gresham ‘chop shop’
• Two die in NE Sandy Boulevard apartment shooting
• Report: Ag business declines in Portland-area counties
• National unemployment rate drops to 9 percent in January
• Local briefs for Feb. 5
• Gresham officers involved in fatal shooting identified
• Events calendar for Feb. 2, 2011
• Local meetings for Feb. 2, 2011
• Organization meetings for Feb. 2
• Top Gresham employees turn down raises
• Three sent to hospitals after collision on Division
• Portland woman accused of burning own apartment
• News briefs: Feb. 2, 2011
• Two-car collision creates gusher in Troutdale
• I-84 exit upgrades on track
• Obituaries for Feb. 2
• Man killed by police was 20-year veteran
• Gresham detective on leave facing DUII accusations
• Events for Jan. 29
• Library events for Jan. 29
• Local meetings for Jan. 29
• Organization meetings for Jan. 29
• Two Softball Clinics Designed to Sharpen Player Skills
• MHCC Theatre Presents Rocky Horror Show
• MHCC Offers Students ‘The World’ Through Study Abroad Program
• MHCC Hires Mara Kershaw as Chief Human Resources Officer
• Portland foreclosure rate up slightly
• Mt. Hood Community College Presents Paintings by Kay Bridge
• Oregon Transfer Day Brings University Representatives To MHCC Campus
• Portland firefighters union chief arrested for DUII
• Unlabeled package closes down Damascus City Hall
• Labs land top spot as Portland’s most popular dogs
• Transit union again takes case to TriMet board
• Events for Jan. 26
• Organization meetings for Jan. 26
• Obituaries for Jan. 26
• Library events for Jan. 26
• Local meetings for Jan. 26
• Boring residents find TriMet situation a dilemma
• Country store’s products evolve from feed to furniture
• Local news briefs for Jan. 26
• MHCC Board and Classified Employees Association Agree on New Contract
• Hazelynn Stomps to serve 25 years to life in prison for murdering husband
• Celebration held for Jubilee Commons
• One man dies, two wounded in shooting outside NE Portland bar
• Bill puts county consolidation on political agenda
• Obituaries for Jan. 22, 2011
• Library events: Jan. 22, 2010
• Local meetings for Jan. 22, 2011
• Events for Jan. 22
• Local news briefs for Jan. 22
• Organization meetings for Jan. 22
• Defense stresses mystery of Stomps’ death
• One stabbed, one injured in barroom brawl Jan. 21
• Gresham cuts seven positions
• Poker run raises funds for family of slain police chief
• MHCC Board Approves Financial Audit, Thanks Community Volunteers
• Organization meetings for Jan. 19
• Events for Jan. 19
• Unemployment rate stuck at 10.6 percent in December
• Legislative Update from Senator Monnes Anderson - January 18, 2011
• Couple wards off raging river: ‘I just didn’t know how it would hold’
• Court rules Bighaus insane, sentences him to 25 years to life in psychiatric facility
• Library events for Jan. 19
• Obituaries for Jan. 19
• Local meetings for Jan. 19
• Clackamas County hearings officer gives go-ahead to Boring Park
• Rescue Blankets help horses survive outside
• Local briefs for Jan. 19
• Gresham council selects Echols as replacement for Craddick
• Grant funds available to improve rental housing
• Gresham’s murder count spikes after one-year lull
• Landslide blocks Highway 26 east of Government Camp
• Troutdale police seek suspects in armed robbery of lounge
• Public meetings for the week of Jan. 17, 2011
• Obituaries for Jan. 15, 2011
• Wood Village mayor faces ethics probe
• Sygielski steps down after less than three years on the job
• College instructor lives King’s dream
• Candlelight vigil scheduled tonight for Corbett Middle School student
• U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley to hold town hall meeting in Sandy
• Mt. Hood Community College Board Lauds Sygielski Leadership
• MHCC president leaving for Pennsylvania
• Library events for Jan. 12
• Events for Jan. 12
• Organization meetings for Jan. 12
• Obituaries for Jan. 12
• East Wind days piling up
• Reynolds, Corbett schools close today
• Prosecutor picks apart Stomps’ story
• Hate-crime suspect arrested, placed on immigration hold
• District wants online budget feedback
• Police seize 300 pot plants in crackdown
• MHCC Seeks Families To Host Japanese Students
• Gresham police look for hit-and-run driver
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Explores Southern Hemisphere
• Obituaries for Jan. 8, 2011
• Local meetings for Jan. 8, 2011
• Long wait comes to an end
• Welcome to Dina DiNucci’s wonderful life
• Mt. Hood Community College Presents Faculty Art Exhibition
• Local meetings for Jan. 5
• Events for Jan. 5
• Library events for Jan. 5, 2011
• County sets groundbreaking for new courthouse
• Disc golf course proposed for Blue Lake Park
• Gresham looks for new councilor
• Local news briefs for Jan. 5
• Hit-and-run driver leaves man dead on SE Division Street
• Pedestrian seriously injured on Division Street
• Clackamas County briefs for Jan. 5, 2011
• Obituaries for Jan. 5
• Apartment fire under investigation
• Gresham chamber selects new CEO, president
• Say hello to Baby New Year
• TriMet union boss arrested on DUII charge
• Reward offered for tips on jewelry thieves
• Gorge area could see snow today
• Castillo, justice applaud Reynolds
• East County lost some memorable personalities
• Gresham firefighter earns praise for service
• Section of 238th closed due to ice
• Transportation department targets safety on Highway 26
• 2010: The Year in Review
• Cousteau diver comes to Gresham
• ‘Mr. Jim,’ local barber, dies at age 80 in Bend
• Local news briefs for Dec. 29
• Homeowners can get help paying mortgages
• TriMet’s service to rural Boring in question
• Dog saved by bus driver finds a home
• Is it a bird? Is it a plane? ... no, it’s Mr. U-Haul
• Obituaries for Dec. 29
• Fill up now; new year brings gas tax hike
• Scouts sink talents into Eagle projects
• Troutdale police seek purse-snatcher
• Portland woman arrested for allegedly driving impaired on I-84
• Latourell man writes book on region’s logging history
• Gresham woman struck and killed on Highway 224
• ‘Polite’ suspects snatch jewelry from Gresham Station store
• Troutdale, county collaborate on flood warning system
• Obituaries for Dec. 24
• Organization meetings for Dec. 24
• Events for Dec. 24
• Local meeting for 12-24-10
• El Programa Hispano makes Christmas merry for youngsters
• Wood Village hires new city administrator
• Local news briefs for Dec. 24
• More readers shine light on Christmas displays
• Former Gresham resident declared missing person
• Bust leads to seizure of $1 million worth of marijuana
• Eb Weisenfluh, longtime Gresham resident, dies
• Local meetings for Dec. 22
• Library events for Dec. 22
• Sandy, Boring, Mount Hood area to speak with louder voice
• Travel magazine highlights store in downtown Troutdale
• Obituaries for Dec. 22
• Police officer crashes en route to robbery incident
• Bottom dropping out of heating programs
• TriMet uses fed grant to give energy a brake
• Charities, churches ensure folks have a Merry Christmas
• Group calls for investigation into Gresham hate crime
• City collects 152 firearms during Saturday event
• Police seize nearly 10 pounds of heroin
• MHCC Student Wins Spot On Coolest Float Ever!
• Local meetings for Dec. 18
• Library events for Dec. 18
• Obituaries for Dec. 18, 2010
• Local briefs for Dec. 18
• Police arrest kidnap suspect
• Infant-formula theft suspects arrested
• Wyden will have surgery for prostate cancer
• Gresham mayor welcomes new baby
• Mt. Hood Community College to Close for Winter Break
• Mt. Hood Community College Holds 'Financial Aid Day' to Help Students Find Money for College
• Double murderer gets 70 years
• Obituaries for Dec. 15
• Library events for Dec. 15, 2010
• Retired teacher Edna Haneberg celebrates her 100th birthday
• Public meetings: Dec. 15, 2010
• Events for Dec. 15, 2010
• Organization meetings for Dec. 15, 2010
• Local briefs for Dec. 15
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Explores ‘Badly Behaved Galaxies’
• Artist Explores ‘Zen of Jazz’ at Monthly MHCC Art Show
• Deadly collision leads to lawsuit against TriMet
• Local leaders say there is 'no time to waste' ending business as usual
• Gresham city manager warns of looming layoffs
• Judge takes Gresham gang member ‘out of circulation’
• Dale Baldwin, who died at age 92, was honored by tribes
• Heavy rain causes flooding at Gresham school
• Obituaries for Dec. 11
• New residents inherit Gresham Butte’s star
• Organization meetings for Dec. 11
• Events for Dec. 11
• Local meetings for Dec. 11
• Over-eager pruner cited for criminal mischief
• Record rainfall leads to flooding
• Oregon falls short on six benchmarks for women's health
• Barney, the MHCC Mascot St. Bernard, 'Rescues' Students
• Abundant snow gives ski industry a lift
• News briefs: Dec. 11, 2010
• Two men arrested on robbery charges
• Swans make annual winter arrival in Columbia River Gorge
• Obituaries for Dec. 8
• Local briefs for Dec. 8
• Rockwood welcomes Santa, time of great cheer
• Local meetings for Dec. 8
• Events for Dec. 8
• Organization meetings for Dec. 8
• Stolen Gresham car crashes into house, breaks gas line in Portland
• Gresham man shot to death in late-night attack
• Troutdale proposes tax rebate to encourage development
• Local briefs for Dec. 4
• Events for Dec. 4
• Local meetings for Dec. 20
• 7-Eleven employees give up party so others can put food on tables
• MHCC Anthropology Students Find Missing Graves
• Obituaries for Dec. 4
• Tooley avoids death penalty
• Frontier Communications hosts food drive
• Police arrest robbery suspect
• Nine dogs rescued from squalid puppy mill
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show: Explores Winter Sky
• Events for Dec. 1, 2010
• Obituaries for Dec. 1
• Organization meeting for Dec. 1
• New MAX station opens Wednesday
• East County shows its conservative side
• News briefs for Dec. 1
• Fairview mayor pushes for new county planning committee
• College, part-time faculty agree on contract
• Troutdale, Wood Village ready to add sparkle to the holidays
• Reports say Oregon, Portland hit hard by recession
• Let the game begin
• Tooley found guilty of Gresham double murder
• Did the FBI trick bomb suspect?
• Obituaries: Nov. 27, 2010
• Fishing through the past
• Local briefs for Nov. 27
• Area shoppers not in a huge rush
• Interstate 84 sees freezing rain this morning
• Children injured in Wood Village crash
• New state funding forecast: Black this year, red next
• Movie made at mountain ready to roll
• Organization meeting for Nov. 24
• Local events for Nov. 24
• Local briefs for Nov. 24
• Obituaries for Nov. 24
• Theft trial scheduled for former business manager
• State Police patrol car struck while officer investigates crash
• Population numbers flat in East County
• Social gaming comes to Fairview
• Suspect in swim-meet thefts a crime victim, too
• MHCC District Board of Education Signs Pledge To Increase Student Completion Rates
• Reynolds, Corbett, Mt. Hood close for the day
• Financial Statement from Mt. Hood Community College District Board of Education
• Recovering Scraps of a Life
• School cancellations
• Library events for Nov. 20, 2010
• Local meetings for Nov. 20
• Events for Nov. 20
• Troutdale Lions promote food program with free feast
• Obituaries for Nov. 20
• Piluso not chosen as Oregon’s marshal
• School bus driver injured in wreck
• Fairview police arrest suspect in storage thefts
• Gresham cruiser rear-ended by Jetta
• State adding jobs as unemployment rate holds steady
• Organization meetings for Nov. 17
• Library events for Nov. 17
• Events for Nov. 17
• Local meetings for Nov. 17
• Gresham begins latest road project in Rockwood
• Boaters warned about submerged pilings
• Local news briefs for Nov. 17
• City works with group to pay for plaza
• Obituaries: Nov. 17, 2010
• Local veterinarian family flummoxed by $227,000 embezzlement fiasco
• Mother sues Gresham-Barlow School District, police
• Two Portland officers reassigned after DUII charges
• Fire destroys garage, automobiles at Troutdale woman’s house
• Graphic novel hits the shelves
• Gresham approves big-box standards
• Troutdale woman injured in Morrison Bridge crash
• Police seek help finding stolen trike
• Public meetings: Nov. 13, 2010
• Organization meetings for Nov. 13, 2010
• Events for Nov. 13, 2010
• MHCC Hosts Volleyball Championship
• News briefs for Nov. 13, 2010
• Gresham resident identified as Troutdale wreck victim
• Troutdale reserve officer rewarded for intervention with family
• Police search for suspects in thefts at college aquatic center
• Cyclist collides with car, then smashes windshield
• Medical marijuana: Booby-traps raise security issues
• Library events for Nov. 10, 2010
• Obituaries: Nov. 10, 2010
• History — Their Stories
• Sandy man sentenced to prison after series of armed robberies
• Biomass energy lab moves to Troutdale
• Arson suspected in fire behind Elks Lodge
• News briefs for Nov. 10
• Fairview hires Public Works director
• Marathon Maniac kicks it into gear
• Park Place Coffee offers fundraising discount at restaurant
• Events for Nov. 10, 2010
• Veterans Day events
• FBI investigating three East County bank robberies
• Unidentified man dies in Troutdale two-vehicle cras
• Library events for Nov. 6
• Organization meetings for Nov. 6
• Events for Nov. 6, 2010
• Troutdale police chief ready to pursue new station plans
• Obituaries: Nov. 6, 2010
• News briefs for Nov. 6
• Gorge car break-ins increase in October
• Wal-Mart may try smaller store
• New codes spurred by previous Wal-Mart proposal
• Double murder trial starts with bombshell
• Pictures tell story of love, loss and remembrance
• Oregon turns purple as GOP revives
• Experience Native American Culture At College Pow-Wow
• Emu that had flown the coop is taken into custody
• Kitzhaber: Today is first step to better future
• Hughes clings to slight lead in Metro race
• Obituaries: Nov. 3, 2010
• Organizations calendar for Nov. 3, 2010
• In Damascus mayoral race, Spinnett leads by 28 votes
• Hall leading race for Clackamas County Clerk
• Corbett voters reject school operating levy 2 to 1
• Incumbents maintain seats
• Attacker will spend rest of life in prison
• Newcomer pulls ahead in Troutdale Council race
• MHCC Hosts' Community Conversation' About Drug Prevention
• Library events for Nov. 3
• Local meetings for Nov, 3
• Events for Nov. 3, 2010
• Woman goes from hospital to jail
• Man accused of kidnapping arrested in East County
• Boy fine after collision with truck Friday
• Stegmann, Fuhrer win Gresham council seats
• Wand, Matthews winning House races
• Republicans leading in House, Senate races
• State voters deliver definitive ‘no’ to Wood Village casino
• Troutdale to get new police station, revised charter
• Regional planning process not quite done
• Natural gas rates drop again for the winter
• Kitzhaber holds slim lead as race nears the finish line
• News briefs: Oct. 30, 2010
• The cupboard is bare
• Sweet deal: Dentist will buy back Halloween candy
• Public meetings: Oct. 27, 2010
• Poor economy sacks popular Troutdale sports bar
• TriMet union pickets downtown board meeting
• You know it’s Halloween when…
• Cherryville boy pleads guilty in county court
• Obituaries for Oct. 27
• Public meetings: Oct. 30, 2010
• Organization meetings for Oct. 30, 2010
• Obituaries: Oct. 30, 2010
• FedEx delivers local jobs
• At Long Last ...
• Crime stories: Oct. 30, 2010
• Bridal Veil nuns injured in three-car crash
• First big storm of fall wallops region this weekend
• KPAM wins top radio station honor
• Gresham police seek suspect in Friday stabbing
• Pursuit ends in arrest
• Gresham courthouse project gains momentum
• Local news briefs for Oct. 27
• College employee shatters stereotypes of people with autism
• Poll: Governor’s race could be a ‘photo finish’
• Urban Myths or Urban Facts?
• Fire destroys family home in Troutdale
• Library events for Oct. 20
• Good news, crooks
• Oh! Baby: Gresham mom crusades to rid the world of disposable diapers
• CAL students produce music video
• Candidates provide range of experience, views
• Carrying a Torch
• Local news briefs for Oct. 20
• Wood Village applauds efforts at making site improvements
• Troutdale council race is five-by-five
• ODOT assists residents with flood insurance
• Pillars project making progress
• Driscoll continues as fundraising dynamo
• Obituaries for Oct. 23, 2010
• Blue Lake health advisory lifted
• Public meetings: Oct. 23, 2010
• Events for Oct. 23
• Organization meetings for Oct. 23
• Reynolds students to the rescue
• Obituaries for Oct. 20
• Local news briefs for Oct. 23
• Join paper to mark 100th
• Murder suspect arrested in Gresham
• Events for Oct. 20
• Salmon fest returns to falls
• Organization meetings for Oct. 20
• MHCC Adds Library To Maywood Park Campus
• Art Show Spotlights Native American Artists
• Mt. Hood Community College Partners with Forest Service to Hold Salmon Festival
• Mt. Hood Community College Presents Dara Harvey: ‘A Little Bit of Everything’
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Explores ‘Secrets Of The Lives Of Stars’
• State’s unemployment rate stuck at 10.6 percent in September
• Come Hear About Oregon’s Famous ‘Woodstock’ Concert: Vortex I
• Ballots land in mailboxes this week
• Property tax bills show slight increases
• Library events for Oct. 16
• Organization meetings for Oct. 16
• Council candidates look to improve Gresham’s future
• Obituaries for Oct. 16
• Federal officer arrested for possession of heroin
• Police looking for suspect in hit-and-run accident
• Gresham mom adopts sailors, soldiers around the world
• District 49 contenders take off gloves
• You can call her elderly, but you can’t call her slow
• News briefs: Oct. 16, 2010
• District 50 candidates seek balance
• County tosses out bottled water
• Kyron task force will take fresh look at investigation
• New city gun initiative takes aim at gang life
• Obituaries for Oct. 13
• Events for Oct. 13, 2010
• Organization meetings for Oct. 13
• Local meetings for Oct. 13
• Police looking for missing 11-year-old boy
• TriMet union says no slowdown planned
• Library events for Oct. 13
• Kitzhaber: Stop tinkering, fix Oregon’s tax system
• Deputies not at fault in elderly woman’s death
• County clerk files complaint against Board of Commissioners
• Twenty-somethings go on crime spree
• City Hall energy project sees the light – the sun
• Fairview candidates see opposite sides of casino issue
• News briefs for Oct. 13
• Betting on the future
• New online crime reporting system saves police, citizens’ time
• Gresham man has a heart for flying
• Events for Oct. 9
• Organization meetings for Oct. 9
• Alder Elementary children start dreaming of college
• Meet candidates, discuss issues at election forums
• After two-year lull, Ripma ready for another council round
• Graffiti Art Show Slated for Mt. Hood Community College
• Library events for Oct. 9
• Obituaries for Oct. 9, 2010
• Revising history
• Two upbeat candidates run to fill council vacancy
• AARP leader embraces Obama care
• Charities benefit from Community Effect
• Police seek help finding suspect
• News briefs: Oct. 9, 2010
• Alleged drunk driver rear-ends sheriff's patrol car
• Adams, Cogen reach accord on Sellwood Bridge
• Library events for Oct. 6, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 6, 2010
• Organization meetings for Oct. 6
• Mayoral candidates vie to shape Damascus
• Local news briefs for Oct. 6
• Sandy selects Gresham resident to paint mural
• Local meetings for Oct. 6
• A Home for Kevin
• Dudley: Tax cut could boost Oregon business climate
• Events for Oct. 6, 2010
• City says ‘yes’ to hikers, ‘maybe’ to bikers
• Feds told TriMet of funding shortfall in ’09
• Portland VA office moves into new digs
• Suspects arrested in Corbett school thefts
• Mt. Hood Community College President to Participate in Summit at White House
• Local meetings for Oct. 2
• Library events for Oct. 2
• Events for Oct. 2
• Gresham taps into water security
• Organization meetings for Oct. 2
• Event gets rid of 489 pounds of drugs
• Obituaries for Oct. 2
• Elks define giving for Gresham-Barlow students
• State expects 1,000 more inmates by 2012
• Springdale School: Community fears loss of beloved icon
• Former Reynolds coach goes to jail for six months
• Local cities agree to corridor study matching funds
• Local news briefs for Oct. 2
• Road construction projects planned in region
• Metro audit: What we have here is failure to communicate
• Gresham resident arrested in Forest Grove shooting
• Anti-casino group forms in Wood Village
• Mt. Hood Community College Announces New Deans
• Library events for Sept. 29, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 29, 2010
• MetroEast to host radio station, storytelling events 
• Organization meetings for Sept. 29, 2010
• State counts more homeless students in past school year
• TriMet says employees must pay more for health insurance
• Grant helps protect children
• Local stroke survivors find therapy by volunteering at hospital's Healing Gard
• Lights fade to black for Mount Hood Repertory Theatre
• Gresham teen recovers after collapse on field
• Police make arrests in Gresham bank robbery
• Board doubles PERS contribution rates
• Obituaries: Sept. 25, 2010
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Show Explores ‘Wonders of the Autumn Sky’
• Public meetings: Sept. 25, 2010
• Two injured in head-on collision with school bus
• Collymore, Smith stress ideas, experience in ‘friendly’ debate
• Events for Sept. 28, 2010
• Pedestrian injured in Damascus accident
• Rockwood café could become nonprofit organization
• News briefs: Sept. 22, 2010
• Ditch unwanted prescriptions this Saturday
• Corbett crowns pioneer royalty
• Fairview looks at stoplight cameras for busiest intersections
• Obituaries: Sept. 22, 2010
• Damascus interim comprehensive map gets narrow OK
• Volunteers needed for Boring, area fire districts
• Metro taking comment on future, expanding urban growth boundary
• Organization meetings for Sept. 22
• Library events for Sept. 22, 2010
• Events for Sept. 22, 2010
• Gresham man dies in Sunday car accident
• Library events for Sept. 18, 2010
• Local meetings for Sept. 18
• Events for Sept. 18
• Organization meetings for Sept. 18
• Book helps paddlers enjoy river
• City: Business incentive programs achieving goals
• Obituaries for Sept. 18, 2010
• Corbett schools feel budget pinch
• City chops enforcement from proposed forest rules
• River Life After The Dam
• News briefs: Sept. 18, 2010
• Campaign mailers cause uproar in House race
• Gresham man dies in crash south of Gold Beach
• TriMet adds service for Sunday’s Race for the Cure
• County race will be historic either way
• TriMet bond plan faces a bumpy route
• Obituaries for Sept. 15, 2010
• Library events for Sept. 15, 2010
• Gresham’s forest plan takes shape
• News briefs for Sept. 15
• Events for Sept. 15
• Organization meetings for Sept. 15
• Local meetings for Sept. 15
• Land: A Rare Commodity
• Violent crime in Gresham drops in 2009
• Two dozen companies ready for local job fair
• Unemployment ‘bumps along bottom’ in August at 10.6 percent
• FBI says crime drops across the state
• State employees on furlough Friday
• Longtime Wood Village administrator announces retirement
• Woodland kindergarten student left at wrong bus stop
• Downtown gang rumble leads to shooting arrest
• Sept. 11 nine years later: Where do we go from here?
• Damascus mayoral race down to two candidates
• Container redemption center schedules Sept. 27 opening
• Obituaries for Sept. 11, 2010
• Former owner of Burns Feed Store dies at 95
• Library events for Sept. 11, 2010
• Typhoon! calls state labor complaint ‘absurd’
• Events for Sept. 8, 2010
• Zoo’s dinos plan to stick around until Oct. 3
• State workers’ comp ‘pure’ rate drops
• College thinks creatively to update facilities
• Win rain garden at raffle, workshop
• Block party at MetroEast
• Steak fry offered at college
• Obituaries for Sept. 8
• Local meetings for Sept. 8
• Organization meetings for Sept. 8
• Library events for Sept. 8
• The need to belong fuels gang affiliation
• Corbett faces vote on school measure
• Corbett gathers to dedicate Jeff Lucas stadium
• News briefs: Sept. 4, 2010
• MHCC Announces Extended Hours to Help Students Get a Great Start on Fall Term
• Obituaries for Sept. 4, 2010
• Library events for Sept. 4, 2010
• New friends, new year await students
• Side streets may see improvements
• Wanted Man
• Hiker rescued after falling 60 feet
• Health advisory issued for North Fork Reservoir
• Local meetings for Sept. 1
• Organization meetings for Sept. 1
• Obituaries for Sept. 1
• I-84 crash sends man to Portland hospital
• Dog shooting under review by district attorney’s office
• Local briefs for Sept. 1
• Gresham, Fairview police plan child seat belt enforcement blitz
• You already knew this: Summer was coldest in 17 years
• Library events for Sept. 1, 2010
• Events for Sept. 1, 2010
• Multiple causes vying for your taxes
• Reynolds teachers approve contract
• Smelt dipping in Sandy River becomes a thing of the past
• High algae levels prompt swimming ban at Blue Lake
• Gresham police officer involved in a traffic crash
• Swimmer sends message as she crosses open waters
• Merkley: Democrats could lose 'at least three seats' in November
• Bridal Veil ‘ghost towns’ resurrected at meeting
• Designers remodel home of local disabled woman
• Local briefs for Aug. 28
• Local meetings for Aug. 28
• Organization meetings for Aug. 28
• Events for Aug. 28
• Library events for Aug. 28, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 28, 2010
• Candidates file for seats in three cities
• TriMet fires driver in fatal Old Town accident
• Stream cleaning
• Solar-powered crosswalk signals in the works for Gresham streets
• Cats rescued from squalor in Gresham dwelling
• Unidentified SUV driver dies in I-84 fire after crash Wednesday
• Governor says $377 million shortfall means more agency cuts
• Library events for Aug. 25
• Organization meetings for Aug. 25
• Obituaries for Aug. 25, 2010
• Local meetings
• Library events for Aug. 25, 2010
• Life Flight grants girl’s wish for second ride
• Prescription: More sun
• Fairview chili festival earlier, if not warmer
• Higher TriMet fares, service changes begin in September
• Events for Aug. 25
• Employment falls in Oregon’s largest counties
• Damascus boy drives pickup 100 miles — alone
• Immigrants soldier on in America
• Gresham man guilty of bankruptcy fraud
• Fire displaces family of two
• Zoo throws a party for littlest elephant
• News briefs: Aug. 21, 2010
• Casino backers press ahead without Constitutional measure
• Obituaries for Aug. 21, 2010
• Foreclosures surge in suburbs
• Two councilors face November challenges
• Sheriff’s office issues citations in pedestrian safety operation
• Riders have mixed reactions to changes on MAX platforms
• Local tourism — Just passing through
• Organizations for Aug. 21, 2010
• Families of two women killed in April intend to sue TriMet
• Police scramble to investigate seven overnight shootings
• Events for Aug. 18, 2010
• Public Meetings: Aug. 18, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 18, 2010
• Organization meetings for Aug. 18, 2010
• Library events for Aug. 18, 2010
• Biz center offers free class
• Troutdale woman named Tillman Scholar
• Local briefs for Aug. 18
• State loses 3,000 jobs as July’s unemployment rate stays at 10.6 percent
• FedEx gradually opens in Troutdale
• STAR PARTY
• Hood to Coast team runs with ‘ghosts’
• Home prices inch up in July; sales stumble
• Fed funds boost state health insurance rate reviews
• Gresham man arrested after woman reports sexual assault on NE Glisan Street
• Obituaries for Aug. 14, 2010
• Local meetings for Aug. 14
• Events for Aug. 14
• Organization meetings for Aug. 14
• Local briefs for Aug. 14
• Find places to cool off in East County
• Local temperatures flirt with records as heat hits Portland area
• One injured in Gresham apartment fire
• Rec Mobile rolls fun into local parks
• Crowds celebrate opening of Lillian’s Natural Marketplace
• Fill the Boot
• Man seriously injured during disturbance in Gresham
• Walmart Foundation is new zoo Second Tuesday sponsor
• New federal funding plan saves teachers’ jobs
• Coffee klatch results to be revealed
• Obituaries for Aug. 7
• Historical society may ask voters for tax levy
• Linking trails in East County
• Local meetings for Aug. 7
• HM3 Energy gets grant
• Library events for Aug. 7
• Teenagers rise to the challenge of National Guard program
• Events for Aug. 7
• Driver gets six-year sentence for hitting women
• Organization meetings for Aug. 7
• Obituaries for Aug. 11
• Report: Most schools meet national marks
• Library events for Aug. 11
• Executive leaving Gresham chamber
• Events for Aug. 11
• Mc Ginnis the Minstrel
• Local news briefs for Aug. 11
• Organization meetings for Aug. 11
• Natural foods store set to open Thursday
• Local meetings for Aug. 11
• News briefs: Aug. 7, 2010
• Vandals chop down 100 trees on farm
• Dog walker raises alarm over coyote sighting
• TriMet will send elderly, disabled service bond measure to voters
• Police accuse man of marijuana possession
• Metro throws a line to Ranger relocation
• Southeast Portland resident reportedly shoots alleged robber
• Non-injury crash closes I-84 lanes at Dodson
• Man arrested after chase in Southeast Portland on Saturday
• Mt. Hood Community College To Hold New Student Orientation
• Mt. Hood Community College District Board Of Education Freezes Salaries And Increases....
• Mt. Hood Community College President Begins Term as Chair of American Association of ...
• Innovative Partnership Benefits Students
• Ceremonies To Celebrate Mt. Hood Community College Graduates
• Mt. Hood Community College Medical Transcription Program Approved by ACCP
• Third Annual Business Development Fair
• MHCC Planetarium Show: ’The Magnificent Universe’
• MHCC Integrated Media 9th Annual First Cut Digital Film Festival
• Mt. Hood Community College Announces 2010 Community Partner and Patron Saint Award Winners
• Senator Laurie Monnes Anderson Newsletter - May 3, 2010
• Art Exhibit Explores Urban Landscape
• Basketball Team Holds Golf Fundraiser
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Summer Seminars
• MHCC Summer Camps for Kids are All About Fun
• Exhibit Showcases Visual Arts Students’ Best Work
• Afro Peruvian Jazz Fundraiser for Jazz Programs
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Offers Webinar for New Businesses
• MHCC Foundation Auction and Garden Party
• Ordinary Scenes Reveal Intriguing Patterns in Art Exhibit
• MHCC Hosts Watershed Sustainability Pilot Project
• Planetarium Show Reveals Hubble’s Treasures
• Now Offering Green Career Training Classes Online
• MHCC Presents ‘Daiken Asakawa – Ceramic Sculpture’
• Register Now for Spring Classes at MHCC
• Recycled Collages Used In ‘HERstory’ Art Exhibit
• Saints Basketball Teams Head To Championship Tournament
• Jazz Artists Celebrate Women’s History Month At MHCC
• Hospitality And Tourism Program’s Gala Dinner And Silent Auction
• The MHCC Theatre Arts Department Presents ‘King Lear’
• MHCC Celebrates Black History Month
• Enjoy Music and Dance at ‘Help Haiti’ Fundraising Program
• Art Exhibit Creates Haunting Alien Landscape
• Two Employees Honored For Dedication To Professional Development
• Travel the World Through Study Abroad Programs and World View Activities
• Mt. Hood Community College Financial Aid Day Helps Students Pay For College
• Oregon Transfer Day Brings University Representatives to Campus
• ‘Fabric . . . As An Art Form!’ Brings Quilted Masterpieces To MHCC
• 2010 Spring Workshops At MHCC Small Business Development Center
• Planetarium Show Explores Stars and Planets
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Teaches Skills to Help Businesses Prosper
• Faculty Art Exhibit Features the Best of MHCC
• ‘Painting With Paper’ Exhibit Brings Collage To MHCC
• Mt. Hood Community College Goes Tobacco Free In January
• Native American Exhibit Explores Relationship with Natural Resources
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Teaches Skills To Help Businesses Prosper
• MHCC Conducts Largest H1N1 Vaccination Clinic In Area
• Art Exhibit Reveals Hidden Life Of Toys
• Scrooge Lives Holiday Festival Brings Handcrafted Gifts and Seasonal Items
• MHCC Winter Term Registration Dates Changed
• Scholarships To Be Given Away at 'College Night in Oregon'
• Presentation Explores a Ceramic Technique Called Naked Raku
• Auditions for ‘King Lear’
• News From Senator Monnes Anderson - November 5, 2009
• Experience Native American Culture at College Pow-wow
• ‘Perceptions’ Publication Calls for Submissions
• ‘Native Symbols’ Art Exhibit Explores Cultural Conflicts
• Mt. Hood Community College Fall Term Enrollment Up
• MHCC Closed for Veterans Day
• All Students Pass National Exams in Four Health Programs
• World-Class Photographer to Give Free Lecture at Mt. Hood Community College
• Noted Photographer to Give Free Lecture on Lighting, Composition and Iceland
• MHCC Theatre Department Presents Children’s Production, ‘The Emperor’s Dragon’
• Architectural Forms and Everyday Images are Deconstructed in ‘Construct’ Art Exhibit
• Theatre Department To Hold Auditions For Children’s Production, ‘The Emperor’s Dragon’
• Grammy Award-Winning Drummer To Perform And Teach Drum Clinic
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Teaches Skills to Help Businesses Prosper
• MHCC Small Business Development Center Services and Seminars for Small Businesses
• Training Teaches How to Deal with Employee Substance Abuse
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center Teaches Skills to Help Small Businesses Prosper
• Explore the City Through a Pinhole at Mt. Hood Community College Art Exhibit
• First Graduating Class of Nurses Celebrate New Consortium’s Success
• REAP Leadership Camp at Mt. Hood Community College
• Mt. Hood Community College to Hold New Student Orientation
• Mt. Hood Community College and REAP Host Leadership Camp for High School Students
• New Wilderness Leadership Degree is Perfect for Passionate Outdoor Adventurers
• Transitions Program for Displaced Homemakers and Single Parents Offered Fall Term
• Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Presentation Examines Meteors and Meteorites
• Olympic Champion Ryan Lochte Visits Mt. Hood Community College
• Engineering Technology Programs Prepare Students for Green Jobs
• Golf Tournament Raises Money for Men’s Basketball Team
• Beverly Russell Named Chair of MHCC District Board of Education
• New Cooking Classes Offered This Summer
• Oregon Senate Democrats Leadership That Works For All Oregonians
• Family Favorites Featured at Dive-in Movie Nights
• Senator Laurie Monnes Anderson Newsletter - June 30, 2009
• New Tuition Waiver for Dependents of Veterans
• Experience the Beauty of Landscape Photography at Mt. Hood Community College Art Exhibit
• Save Money and Learn the Lost Art of Canning and Preparing Foods
• Mount Hood Community College Summer Camps for Kids are All about Fun
• Mount Hood Community College Maywood Park Campus Staff and Students Help Clean Up the Community
• Mount Hood Community College Offers Training for Volunteer Literacy Tutors
• Mount Hood Community College Planetarium Presentation Looks at the Planet Jupiter
• Mouny Hood Community College Names New Volleyball Head Coach
• Mt. Hood Community College Hosts IRCO Upward Bound Summer Program for High School Students
• MHCC President Named as Chair-Elect to American Association of Community Colleges Board
• Dental Hygiene Program Treats the Uninsured at Compassion Event
• Learn How to Grow Your Business at the Business Development Fair
• Saints Softball Wins Championship Game
• Bring the Kids to Mt. Hood Community College’s Family Fun Festival
• MHCC Provides Two Ways to Enjoy the Oregon Shakespeare Festival This Summer
• Film Festival And Portfolio Show Exhibit The Best Work By Integrated Media Students
• News from Senator Laurie Monnes Anderson - May 23, 2009
• Art Exhibit Explores Zen Concepts Through Collage
• New Agreement Allows Graphic Design Students To Seamlessly Transfer To The Pacific Northwest College
• Miller Foundation Doubles Money Raised By MHCC Foundation For Scholarships
• First-Hand Accounts Of Woodstock To Highlight Historians' Roundtable
• Planetarium Sky Theater Presentation Reveals - The Invisible Universe
• New Agreement Allows Graphic Design Students To Seamlessly Transfer To The Pacific.........
• Mt. Hood Community College Names New Head Coach of Men’s Basketball Team
• Exhibit Showcases Visual Arts Students’ Best Work
• Mt. Hood Community College Assists Unemployed with Variety of Services
• College to Hold Dedication Ceremony for Campus Biodiesel Lab
• College Maintenance Projects Update Campuses and Stimulate the Local Economy
• Portland Latin American Film Festival
• Transitions Program for Displaced Homemakers and Single Parents Offered Summer Term
• MHCC Hospitality and Tourism Program Presents Annual Gala Dinner and Silent Wine Auction
• KRNK (94.7) to Hold Art Contest to Paint a Scion Car at Mt. Hood Community College
• Grammy-Nominated Saxophonist Joins Northwest Jazz Band Festival
• Art Exhibit Interprets Pacific Northwest Scenery in an Asian Style
• MHCC Offers Class to Assist Caregivers of Aging Parents
• State Senator and Representatives to Attend Kick-Off of Go Oregon! Roofing Project
• Mount Hood Community College Visual Arts Department Presents Stephen Mickey and the SoulBuds
• Mount Hood Community College Performing Arts Department Presents Antigone
• Celebrate Earth Day at Mt. Hood Community College
• Sen. Wyden-Multnomah Town Hall Meeting in Gresham
• Attention Employers: Register for MHCC Career Fair Now
• Planetarium Show Explores Colliding Galaxies
• Mt. Hood Community College Proposes Partnership with Oregon Public...
• Restaurant Delivery To Your Door (Steaks,Enchiladas,Orange Chicken,Curry & More)
• Community Skills Center Offers ‘2-For-1’ Computer Classes
• Art Exhibit Explores A Simpler Place And Time
• Mardi Gras Party and Auction to Benefit Mt. Hood Community College Students
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center will Teach You How to Market Your Business More Efficient
• MHCC’s Small Business Development Center to Offer Seminar about How to Run Your Own Business
• Lunch and Learn: The Best Way for Business Owners to Spend Their Lunch Breaks
• Mt. Hood Community College Offers Training for Volunteer Literacy Tutors
• Dollar-for-Dollar Match Makes Scholarships Available to More Students
• Travel Tours Provide Doorway to Exotic and Exciting Locales
• Art Exhibit Promotes Positive Attitude
• Don’t Miss the Deadline to Sign-up for the Kyoto, Japan Study Abroad Program
• State Revenue Forecast May Impact Services to Community College Students
• Planetarium Sky Theater Presentation Takes a Closer Look at Saturn
• Electric Car Races to be Held at Mt. Hood Community College
• Career Planning and Counseling Center to Host Summer Jobs Fair
• High School Artists Show Off Their Best at College Art Exhibit
• Mt. Hood Community College Celebrates the Contributions of the Neighborhood Saints
• Elementary and High School Jazz Choirs Take the Stage with Mt. Hood Community College Jazz....
• Mt. Hood Community College Offers Training for Volunteer Literacy Tutors
• Mt. Hood Community College Funeral Program Offers Help with Funeral Arrangements
• ‘Forty Years of Founds and Rounds’ Art Exhibit Explores Beauty of Wood Textures
• Film Series Celebrates Black History Month
• News from Senator Monnes Anderson - January 23, 2009
• Mount Hood Community College Performing Arts Department Presents ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Mount Hood Community College Ford Asset Automotive Program Receives National Certification
• Origins of Our Solar System Explored at Mount Hood Community College Planetarium Sky Theater
• Mount Hood Community College Plans Sustainable Community Garden
• Mount Hood Community College Financial Aid Day Helps Students Pay for College
• Learn the Culture and Language of Mexico
• Improve Your Management Skills Through Mt. Hood Community College’s Leadership Institute
• Host Families Needed For Japanese University Students
• A Tribute to Ray Charles, a Benefit for Jazz Education
• What’s Race Got to Do with It?
• MHCC’S Small Business Development Center to Offer Marketing Seminars
• QuickBooks Explained, from the Simple to the Complex
• Planetarium Show Explores the Winter Sky
• Lunch and Learn: The Best Way for Business Owners to Spend Their Lunch Breaks
• Contemporary Still Life Explores the Subconscious at Upcoming Art Exhibit
• MHCC Locations to Close for Winter Break
• Learn to Make the Best Decisions in Avalanche Territory with New Class
• Perceptions - Publication Calls for Submissions
• Thrift Shop Closeout Sale - Three Days Only
• Donate to Operation Saints to Soldiers and Support a Soldier this Holiday Season
• Scientific Foundation Chooses Mt. Hood Community College Instructor As Reviewer
• Mt. Hood Community College Media Request Contact Information
• Mt. Hood Community College Softball Coach Receives National Coaching Award for Second Time
• Athletics Department and High School Home Construction Class Collaborate
• Mt. Hood Community College Forensics Team Wins Top Honors at First Competition
• MHCC Letter Campaign Influences State Scholarship Budget
• Record Number of New Students Attend Orientation Day at Mt. Hood Community College
• Chrysler Foundation Awards Automotive Technology Program $8,000 Grant
• New Distance Learning Program Educates Nurses in Rural Areas
• MHCC Recognizes Part-Time Faculty
• MHCCD Board of Education Opposes Ballot Measures 58 and 59
• Mt. Hood Community College Trains Individuals to Become Volunteer Literacy Tutors
• New Head Coach Hired to Lead the Mt. Hood Community College Volleyball Team
• New Culinary Arts Program Offered at Mt. Hood Community College
• World Records Broken at Mt. Hood Community College Aquatic Center
• MHCC Librarian’s Research Published Nationally
• Host Families Needed For International Students
• Community College Students to Benefit From New Scholarship Program
• Tuition Is Free For College Success Course at MHCC
• MHCC Students Use Skills to Help Build Home
• Senator Receives Honorary Degree From Mt. Hood Community College
• Veterans Offered Tuition Break At MHCC
• News For Mount Hood Community College
• MHCC Offers Training For Building Green
• Two Instructors Recognized For Excellence By International Organization
• New Mandarin Chinese Language Class Offered This Fall
• Mustang Mach I Donated To MHCC Automotive Technology Program
• MBank Honored By College
• MHCC Takes Leap into Solar Power
• MHCC and OIT Partner To Offer New Health Informatics Degree
• Transitions Program Receives $10,000 Grant to Help Returning Mothers
• Metro Hazardous Waste Program Receives College’s Community Partnership Award
• Senate District 25 Electronic Update February 12, 2008
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