Woodburn, OR News

• Woodburn, OR News
• All WHS students back in school May 29
• Gervais baseball game moved to Goss Stadium
• Saving Prom
• Overcoming Obstacles: Racing beyond barriers
• Attorney questions Measure 11 charges in WHS fire case
• Several scholarships go missing in alleged thefts
• WSD will hold final budget meeting Thursday
• Police reports from May 23
• Trooper sentenced in Mount Angel bomb scare case
• Republicans choose LeCompte, Thompson in key races
• Trojans clinch outright title, will host Union
• Comeback win sends Cougars to state playoffs
• Woodburn boys basketball camp moved to French Prairie
• Two North Marion golfers earn all-conference honors
• Solemn tribute for sacrifice
• MacLaren announces its volunteer of the year
• Grant could benefit MacLaren partnership
• Ivy League achievement for FHDC director
• Piper’s Jewelry travels to the source for diamonds
• Gervais teacher to be honored at retirement party Thursday
• Dress Barn gives local youths a chance to buy gifts for mom
• Time for spring cleaning? Be mindful of its effects on your pets
• Good economic news: Oregon unemployment rate drops, jobs increase
• Lab renovations and career-based learning part of new Mount Angel grant
• JFK to say goodbye to principal
• Frank James
• Leonard Bundy
• Virginia Penton
• Billie Colyer-Bean
• Mildred K. Halle
• Clifton L. West
• Valor hosts second annual science night
• Middle school hosts first annual career day
• Taking a bite out of the Big Apple
• Letter carriers collect more than 10,000 pounds for food banks
• Births for May 23 edition
• College graduations
• Kennedy teams receive high marks for academic success
• Photos inside Woodburn High School after the blaze
• Administrative team updates board on high school
• District Music Fest is now slated for May 22
• Pomeroy finishes 16th at state golf tournament
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast set for May 22
• Middle schools host first fun run June 2
• Overcoming obstacles: Rising above the past and setting goals for the future
• Woodburn looks at eliminating six administrators
• Letters to the editor for May 16
• Out of the ashes
• Gervais debates fate of old City Hall
• Company Stores donating giant billboard for a day
• Pebble Brusven
• Michael Conlon
• Lilian Virginia Blissenbach
• Richard Wayne Sterrenberg
• Jacqueline Catherine (Burns) Quint
• Harold John Wolfer
• Mural decision slated for June 25 meeting
• A day for mothers
• Veterans memorial dedication set for May 19 in Hubbard
• Church celebrates 45 years
• There are many ways to support Relay event
• Look for two new faces at West Coast Bank
• Grass seed business stays ‘green’ despite downturn
• Running with a purpose
• Lions Club awards three scholarships
• Free to roam
• Ten Woodburn students receive ECMC Foundation Scholarships
• Heritage celebrates Russian bilingual program
• North Marion makes good showing at jazz festival
• Mr. JFK crowned at April 26 event
• Kennedy freshman breaks school hurdles record
• Police nab suspects in school vandalism
• May 16 police reports
• How you can help students in the aftermath of the high school blaze
• Three Woodburn High School teenagers charged with starting fire
• In the wake of tragedy, community lends support
• WHS seniors will head back to class Monday, May 21
• Woodburn High School evacuated as four-alarm fire torches north side
• Making a state-ment: Stott qualifies for state meet in two events
• Huskies earn 'best win of the season'
• Leon leads Woodburn tennis team at district tournament
• Huskies to face Scappoose in play-in round
• Davidson, relay team shine at district meet
• Gervais wallops Colton to secure West Valley League playoff spot
• Azul Futbol Club holding tryouts
• Bulldogs win six events in regular season finale
• Kennedy clinches Tri-River baseball title
• Trojans return to the state golf tournament
• Teen abuse of prescription pain drugs starts early
• Woodburn hosting boys basketball camp
• Kennedy hosting youth football camp
• Woodburn Proud will collect donations in aftermath of fire at Woodburn High School
• Police call high school fire arson, three teens arrested
• Four-alarm fire engulfs Woodburn High School
• Fire at Woodburn High School
• Determination pays off for North Marion's Stigall
• Chhun, Herinckx and Stott win events at regular season finale
• Professional wrestling event coming to Gervais
• Study finds 12 health problems that can be deadly for people with COPD
• Catching a new perspective on life
• Kennedy shuts out Regis, takes sole possession of first
• Cook, Hobson and Guzman have big performances at Grant
• Davidson wins discus at twilight meet in Mount Angel
• Trojans win five individual events at twilight meet
• Parkinson leads Huskies at Stayton Twilight
• Cougars pound Sheridan, Amity to build some momentum
• Bulldogs take aim on district tennis tournament
• 5-9 Letters to the editor
• Board says English-only teachers aren’t targeted for layoffs
• Analysis raises concerns about how clinical trials are conducted
• Relay volunteers collecting canned food
• Stamping Out Hunger in Woodburn
• Vandals hit NMHS
• Loss of jobs inevitable at WSD; now is time to be heard
• How to trim the time and money spent on coupon clipping
• Obituary for John Munson
• Death notice for Iva Jean “Jeannie” Behm
• Death notice for Pearl Kosta
• Obituary for Richard Wayne Sterrenberg
• Gervais investigates bringing North Marion model to the district
• MCSO reports on results of drug turn-in event
• Gervais hosts health and safety fair this Saturday
• Local church offering parenting workshop
• Taylor Motorcycles owner still plugging away at 80 years young
• Church donates over $4,000 to A.W.A.R.E. Food Bank
• 5-9 Police Reports
• Woodburn's Weed and Seed program to be cut
• Police warn of recent door-to-door scams
• First ever ‘Musical in a Day’ planned for Saturday
• North Marion goes 'Back to the Future' for May Day
• A look into the future: Woodburn's interchange design
• Tight swaddling may raise babies' risk of hip problems
• Overcoming obstacles: On her own at 16
• New drug approved for erectile dysfunction
• Cougars earn comeback win over Sheridan
• Woodburn hosting girls basketball camp May 21-24
• Blood sugar control a challenge for kids with type 2 diabetes
• Interchange project will be ‘disruptive’
• Long-standing record falls at Meet of Champions
• Thieves hit Hillyer’s over the weekend
• 5-2 Police Reports
• WPD responds to Friday bomb threat at high school
• Obituary for Talitha Neomi Nusom
• Obituary for Estelle Rardin
• Death notice for Bradley Paul Case
• Obituary for Elaine Kennedy
• Obituary for JR John Gendhar
• Man of Valor: Vergara named state middle school principal of the year
• Cougars building with 'new blood'
• Exercise, healthy diet help keep cancer from coming back
• Security finally getting attention at The Estates
• Having the right to say something doesn’t mean we should
• 5-2 Letters to the Editor
• Lots of changes, but patience is key
• Gervais School District seeks input from public
• ODOT talks to Hubbard residents about Highway 99E work
• Hubbard, Woodburn on the lookout for noxious weeds
• Railroad, city team up on downtown crossing project
• New emission requirements shouldn’t impact Covanta plant
• Sheriff recognizes Mount Angel boy’s efforts
• North Marion impressive in win over Estacada
• Davidson wins at Bucks' home meet
• Huskies fall under .500 in conference play
• Three local wrestlers place at Reno tournament
• Yakis leads Woodburn golf team
• 5-2 Birth Announcements
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast slated for May 22
• Day of the Child aims to connect school to families
• Gervais student heading to state Spelling Bee
• Art from the heart
• End of an era? Hubbard church to close after 119 years
• Street sweeping schedule aligning with Allied Waste
• Walking can cut fatigue after cancer surgery, study suggests
• Gum disease not a proven cause of heart disease, experts say
• Canned produce can be a nutritional bargain, study says
• Registration open for North Marion Youth Football; volunteers sought
• American Lung Association issues guidelines for lung cancer screening
• St. Paul FBLA students excel at state competition
• House District 22 primary has familiar feel
• Measles cases hit 15-year high
• Two Woodburn grads compete at Northwest Conference championships
• Standing his ground: Estates visitor help nab thief
• Woodburn to release its budget soon
• Kiwanis Safety Camp registration begins
• Firehouse Cook-Off set for Aug. 11
• Hubbard offers drug turn-in day
• 4-25 Police Reports
• United Methodist receives $16,000 offering for Hunger Bites campaign
• Obituary for Delores Caroline “Tootie” Patterson
• Obituary for Lyle Anne Eichsteadt
• Death notice for Frank Julius Roll
• Obituary for Frank Mello
• The NFL is king and it knows it
• Young Kennedy track team could be a force at state
• 4-25 Letters to the Editor
• After School Club needed to raise rates
• Guzman breaks 9-minute mark in 3,000 meters
• Woodburn School Board postpones overcrowding decision
• Students preparing for Maypocalypse
• BLM internship spurs career choice for FFA president
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School
• Woodburn finds success at state FFA convention
• Local author’s book now in Spanish
• Annual bark dust sale nets about $22,000 for Woodburn Kiwanis
• Local school explores art
• Hillyer’s donates $2,000 to Mount Angel school
• Race for the Tulips sees increase in participants
• Western Mennonite gives top-ranked Kennedy a wakeup call
• Arthritis patients who skip prescribed gastroprotective drugs risk side effects
• Huskies win fourth straight league match
• Active lifestyle may reduce Alzheimer's risk, study shows
• Make safety a priority during spring cleaning chores
• Throwers lead Huskies at three-team meet in Molalla
• Cook places first at four-team meet in Albany
• Fewer kids dying from unintentional injuries
• Woodburn graduate set for Northwest Conference championships
• Woodburn girl wins state free-throw shooting contest
• Hip and knee replacements not as successful in smokers
• Shrine rosters announced
• Rising to the top: Kennedy knocks off Regis, jumps to No. 1 in rankings
• North Marion set to host girls basketball skills camp
• Confidence building for Gervais baseball team
• Hobson wins 400 at 21-team invitational
• Kennedy alumni golf tournament will be June 16
• Two Republicans vie to run against Schrader
• Annual Relay For Life garage sale April 21 at WFD
• ODOT hosts 99E open house in Hubbard on April 25
• 4-18 Police reports
• Woodburn featured on OPB ‘Our Town’ radio series
• City gains another $63,000 in gas tax deal
• 4-18 Obituaries
• Hubbard council votes to increase water, sewer rates
• Transfer of training facility to Salem expected to save OYA $118,000
• Flower baskets make Woodburn a better place
• What’s in a mural?
• Right to vote should not be a partisan issue
• 4-18 Letters to the Editor
• How to create a healthy child-pet relationship
• Vaccines for babies: Tips to ease the pain
• NM auction nets over $25,000
• Gervais School District receives preschool grant
• Movie night at French Prairie this Friday
• Gervais to host kindergarten registration May 3 at Eldriedge
• NMPS to host meeting for parents of incoming kindergarteners April 19
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School for April
• Woodburn, North Marion receive special ed report cards from state
• Mount Angel volunteer named head of Oregon Festival and Events Association
• 4-18 Birth Announcements
• Local Air Force captain reports for duty
• Berkey wins six straight to open tennis season
• Gervais grad completes basic training
• Woodburn resident Jason Nunez heads to Afghanistan
• Let there be color!
• USAF Academy Band to perform in Mount Angel on April 19
• North Marion students ‘GEAR UP’ for future at college and career fair
• WAAST recognized as a Continuing Success School
• Sacred Heart student wins state handwriting contest
• Third annual Mr. Bulldog sets fundraising record
• Preview: Trojans look to repeat 2011 success in golf
• Fifth-inning struggles doom Huskies
• Kennedy girls shine at Santiam
• Stott leads Cougars with two wins at Colton
• Woodburn grad earns second-place finish at Pacific Northwest Relays
• A sibling's stroke significantly raises your risk, study finds
• Muscle training a safe, effective treatment for urinary incontinence in women
• Low levels of BPA in plastics aren't a health threat, FDA says
• Many cancer survivors die from conditions other than cancer, study shows
• Blazing a trail
• Prostate cancer more likely to return in overweight men, study suggests
• Huskies off to a strong start
• Hobson breaks his own school record in the 400
• Chhun takes two of three from Dayton star
• Wash reusable grocery bags regularly, dietitians advise
• Big changes coming to Woodburn Health Center
• Rain, hail doesn't dampen spirits at city-sponsored Easter egg hung
• Gunman who robbed Washington Federal still on the loose
• Public input sought on WSD overcrowding issue
• 4-11 Police reports
• Gervais asks citizens to help with naming park
• Independent offering $100 scholarships
• 4-11 Obituaries
• Donald welcomes new city administrator
• AIS trio to vie for Fiesta Mexicana queen
• D.C. conference opens eyes of Woodburn student
• 4-11 Birth announcements
• Valor Middle School’s Kiwanis Terrific Kids for March
• Nutrition for family members with Alzheimer’s
• Stroke and osteoporosis screenings coming to Woodburn
• History bits: May Day! May Day!
• City offers one-time fine reduction
• Voting shouldn’t be taken lightly
• 4-11 Letters to the Editor
• Age shouldn’t determine eligibility
• Oregon Youth Authority moves training from Woodburn to Salem
• USAF Academy band to perform in Mount Angel
• DEQ seeks public comments on air quality permit for Woodburn manufacturer
• Kennedy jumps to third in OSAA rankings
• Bucks test themselves against 2A Trojans and Cobras
• Kennedy wins 13 events against Central Linn, St. Paul
• Aurora resident wins at Woodburn Dragstrip
• Most people get enough vitamins A and D and folate, report shows
• Haitian children get a shoe-full of love from Sacred Heart
• Technology bytes: A back-up plan
• Hubbard Easter egg hunt a success
• Depression after stroke common, undertreated
• Cancer death rates declining, but obesity and lack of exercise are a growing concern
• Weight loss and exercise help prevent disability in overweight adults with type 2 diabetes
• Woodburn seeking wrestling coach
• Huskies avenge mistake-filled loss to Indians
• Cellphones don't cause brain cancer, expert panel says
• St. Paul slips from first to third in The Oregonian cup standings
• OSP records record number of drug busts in 2011
• Cutting-edge therapy in Woodburn
• OSU partnering with Woodburn schools to increase diversity in veterinary medicine
• Del Rio says decision to move on was tough, but the right choice
• Eating raisins may help lower blood pressure
• UPDATE ON BOMB THREAT: Lincoln Street re-opens, Chemeketa building to remain closed
• Teen murder case moves toward trial
• A wet and muddy start
• WHS senior celebration fundraiser April 14
• WES fundraiser on April 10
• Library hosts teen gaming night
• PAL event April 21
• Race for the Tulips fun run/walk set for April 21
• Second annual Relay car show June 23
• Serving a different menu
• Set the example for visitors
• 4-4 Letters to the editor
• The joy of cooking has left me
• Economy will recover, but life won’t be like it was in 2007
• 4-4 Obituaries
• WHS student organizing community track meet
• After School Club gets assist from Nike with hoops clinic
• Helping a nation
• New pastor hired at WUMC
• Being tolerant should be a two-way street
• Easter activities around the Woodburn area
• Shalom hosts 16th annual lecture series
• Easter services around Woodburn
• Hubbard memorial taking shape
• Aurora wants to charge fire district for water usage
• Could solar energy be the answer?
• Paint with Paula/Oil Pastel and Paint
• Meet the authors night
• Aurora ala presents flea market and Girls State attendees
• St. Paul Garden Club meeting is April 10
• Union FCE Group meets Thursday
• Kennedy baseball team leads 2A/1A in scoring
• Partnership teaches students CPR, first aid
• Study: Heart bypass surgery has survival edge over angioplasty
• Kennedy baseball, North Marion softball top local teams in OSAA rankings
• North Marion is a mean, green hitting machine
• Huskies show resilience in a pair of losses
• Trojans, Bucks compete at Canby all-comers
• Pictures of clogged arteries help inspire healthy behavior
• Sleeping too much or too little can hurt the heart, study suggests
• Soy foods may help lower blood pressure
• Del Rio leaves Woodburn to take GFU job
• Gervais picks up first win of the season
• Jones says OADA award is a credit to the entire community
• Trojans are pounding the competition
• Huskies' rally falls for naught
• Study links white rice, type 2 diabetes risk
• Water cut off at Belle Passi Estates
• Mount Angel School District looking at drastic cuts
• NM reschedules forum meeting
• 3-28 Obituaries
• Courtney reflects on state politics
• MacLaren doing more with less
• 3-28 Letters to the editor
• Snow is fun, but it’s time for spring
• Woodburn School District is partnering with higher education
• Gervais to hold meeting on sidewalk project
• Mathies-Blanchard engaged
• Settling in to a new role
• Woodburn students receive honors at state conference
• WAAST demonstrates its skills in second annual fair
• 3-28 Birth announcements
• Showcasing a world of knowledge
• Woodburn student receives national art award
• Rotary honors Horn
• LeCompte takes another run at House District 22, kicks off campaign Thursday
• Local business expanding to provide better service
• An appetizing alternative
• Flower basket sets world record
• Branching out
• Preview: Depth will be key for North Marion boys tennis team
• Preview: Experience level should benefit North Marion girls tennis team
• Medications are behind most accidental child poisonings, report says
• Huskies split with defending state champions
• Bulldogs take two at Volcanoes Spring Tournament
• St. Paul throwers headline Tigard track meet
• Five-year survival rates improving for common childhood cancer
• About two-thirds of Americans weigh too much, government says
• Soaring to new heights
• Gastroenteritis deaths have doubled, report shows
• North Marion's Jones named athletic director of the year
• Donohue leads Kennedy with second-team all-league honors
• Welcome to spring — when snow isn’t as unusual as you might think
• Federico ready for his first position as a head coach
• Making a pledge
• 'Express Yourself'
• Marion County Sheriff deputy arrested for sexual misconduct
• For women, new guidelines for cervical cancer screening
• Cooper tops 30-win mark for the season at national tournament
• New Gervais City Hall opens
• Tree vs. House
• North Marion grad named Mrs. Oregon
• Hubbard City Hall changing hours
• Public input sought on NM school decisions
• County commissioners plan Mount Angel forum
• Man leaves van on RR tracks, gets arrested
• Woodburn man sentenced in eBay case
• 3-21 Obituaries
• A huge milestone in Gervais
• Woodburn clean-up crews make an impact
• 3-21 Letters to the Editor
• Mr. Husky nets over $1,000 for children’s hospital
• March’s Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School
• Free meals for ages 1-18 during spring break
• Lincoln boasts 1,017 pages read per student in February
• Mount Angel Farmer’s Auction
• College students honored
• Washington Elementary raises over $4,000 for heart disease patients
• Register 2012-13 kindergarteners in N. Marion
• Chhun wins three events at Kennedy Icebreaker
• Bilodeau excited to coach for the school where he teaches
• Woodburn student studies abroad
• Woodburn announces 2012 May Day Court
• Citizens honored for civic work
• You’ve got (less junk) mail
• Art center under new leadership
• Synthetic marijuana can send kids to the ER
• Aurora native receives Fans' Choice award
• Musicians should watch for signs of common skin condition
• Too few women getting tested for chlamydia, survey shows
• Pediatricians offer updated baseball safety tips
• Kennedy grad earns All-American honors at NAIA indoor national championships
• Fundamentals will be key this year with new baseball bat regulations
• Cutting back on red meat may extend your life, study says
• Outpatient surgery center coming to Woodburn
• Pomeroy earns second-team all-league selection
• North Marion goes the in-house route in hiring football coach
• Efforts to prevent youth smoking should be redoubled, Surgeon General says
• Monday fire destroys Woodburn home
• Candidates file for local political races
• 3-14 Police Reports
• Silverton Health’s commitment to Woodburn will provide an economic boost
• 3-14 Letters to the Editor
• Backlash against hate speech is long overdue
• Leading the chamber is fun and frustrating
• 3-14 Obituaries
• Going green
• ODOT says I-5 project will be ‘messy’
• Komp discusses highs, lows of legislative session
• Students raise more money than ever before
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from?Valor Middle?School for February
• Highway 99E open house draws little interest
• Community leaders honored in Mount Angel
• Stairs can be dangerous for kids, study warns
• Preview: Trio of runners headline Woodburn track team
• Woodburn track needs resurfacing before hosting competitions
• Allergic skin reaction sending more people to the hospital
• Mild concussions can cause lasting problems for kids
• Henderson earns coach of the year honor
• Heart association urges honest, informed talk between doctors and people with heart failure
• Two North Marion eighth-graders earn regional and national honors
• Registration open for Woodburn youth rec league
• Preview: North Marion softball program brimming with optimism
• Each year with diabetes means higher stroke risk
• Arrest made in Chemeketa threats
• Eye-opening experience
• Preview: Baseball team next in line for Gervais revival
• Preview: Gervais softball has the athleticism to be a surprise team in the West Valley
• North Marion seeking volleyball coach
• Randall places fourth at national tournament
• Preview: Berkey and the Bulldogs look to end postseason drought
• Preview: Coaches hope to bring a winning experience to Woodburn softball
• Americans urged to learn their family history of colorectal cancer
• Sheriff’s Office displays stolen goods
• Komp, Courtney here For March 8 town hall
• Cooper places second in Pac-12, qualifies for nationals
• City council tables mural talk — again
• Threatening call shuts down CCC for third time
• Helping from afar: WHS student to aid sea people
• 3-7 Obituaries
• Clean Up Day set for March 17
• ‘Sound Effects’ on display at NMHS this week
• Council needs to stop delaying mural decision
• The start of spring sports feels more like winter
• 3-7 Letters to the Editor
• Hubbard expected to raise water, sewer rates
• Woodburn man dies in fall from trail
• 3-7 Police Reports
• County officials active in legislative process
• NORCOM gets $1,000 grant
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School for February
• They’ve got game
• Reading challenge culminates in literacy day
• Preview: Trojans set to defend conference title
• St. Paul falls to McKenzie in state championship game
• Preview: Huskies look to rebound after missing playoffs last year
• Mental effects of breast cancer chemotherapy may linger for years
• Six North Marion basketball players receive league recognition
• Merten earns second-team honors
• Statin warning labels get an update
• Pediatricians reaffirm breastfeeding recommendations
• Lady Bucks are going back to the finals
• Pregnancy complications may raise heart disease risk later in life
• New coach hopes to continue building process with St. Paul baseball
• New coach hopes to continue building process with St. Paul baseball
• Five Woodburn players earn all-league honorable mentions
• Five Woodburn players earn all-league honorable mentions
• Rush earns second-team all-league honors to lead Gervais girls
• Rush earns second-team all-league honors to lead Gervais girls
• Colonoscopy prevents colon cancer deaths, study suggests
• 2012 Distinguished Service Award recipients
• Stigall caps off a perfect season with second title
• Randall matches school record with third straight title
• Gomez gets revenge, grabs third-place finish
• City forced to lay off employees
• Changes coming to local trash collection services
• Bathtub refinishing products can be dangerous, government warns
• Huskies place fifth at state tournament
• Woodburn hires former Cascade assistant to take over football program
• St. Paul survives tense finish, advances to quarterfinals
• Bulldogs, Huskies fall in play-in round
• Gervais falls to top-ranked Valley Catholic
• ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ takes center stage at Woodburn High School
• Get involved in your child’s life
• 2-29 Letters to the Editor
• City has to make painful choices
• 2-29 Police Reports
• Student achievement and Common Core State Standards
• Pacific University to open Woodburn campus
• 2-29 Obituaries
• Improper wood stoves the cause of two local fires
• WCS gives $15,000 to Woodburn Proud
• The final phase
• Local farm-fresh produce available throughout summer
• New Hubbard restaurant hopes to build family-friendly atmosphere
• Local author blends history and mystery in new novel
• MacLaren teaching lifelong skills
• Many with asthma don't do all they can to control the disease
• Women's heart attacks don't always cause chest pain, study shows
• Kennedy run comes too late in loss to Riverdale
• Raw milk causes most U.S. dairy-linked disease outbreaks
• North Marion narrows down finalists for football coach
• North Marion boys basketball team tops 4A in GPA
• Women with peripheral arterial disease often not diagnosed
• Spring sports just around the corner
• Antibiotics don't help acute sinus infections, study suggests
• North Marion senior signs with Oregon Tech to play soccer
• Couch time OK for kids who exercise regularly, study suggests
• Woodburn, North Marion teams get set for play-in round
• St. Paul's Sam Coleman selected for Shrine Game
• Huskies crown four regional champions
• Cooper leads Huskies with fifth place at state swim meet
• Lack of willpower may keep Americans from reaching healthy goals
• A heartfelt endeavor: Second-graders sold valentine cards to help a good cause
• Woodburn students selected for honors band
• Sacred Heart names distinguished graduates
• Four Benedictine Sisters celebrate Jubilees
• Mount Angel Seminary loses 300 pounds with weight-loss program
• George Fox announces mid-year grads, dean’s list
• Woodburn student finds success in debate
• Woodburn grad chosen to study public policy, law at Berkeley
• Woodburn is setting the trend
• St. Paul and Mount Angel school districts set open enrollment number to zero
• North Marion School district tackles open enrollment bill
• City of Aurora hires McCuistion as police chief
• City considers pilot program for murals
• A year of new experiences from A to Z
• Hunger Bites program a good opportunity for the area
• Free the bees
• Crime rates continue to decline in Woodburn
• James Lawrence Allison
• Police reports for 2-22
• Woodburn School District nixes chance of year-round schooling
• Bees could be the latest buzz in Hubbard
• Wurst is the best
• Defensive effort propels St. Paul to Casco League's top seed
• Kennedy peaking at the right time
• Cougars send 11 to state, win first district title since 2001
• Gervais season ends in heartbreak
• About 1 in 10 children live with a parent who has an alcohol problem
• One-third of new cancer cases could be prevented, group says
• Former Huskies coach hired to lead Woodburn softball program
• Too many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• Cougars clinch first state playoff berth since 1995
• Heart failure linked to brittle bones
• Woodburn graduate signs with Saint Martin's for soccer
• Kennedy, Gervais advance in league playoffs
• Woodburn Independent ready to launch Spanish publication
• Woodburn schools: Leading in Russian language education
• Missionaries return home
• 2-15 Birth Announcements
• Woodburn locomotive celebrates 55 years
• Mom contest offers free makeover to winner
• Dennises celebrate 20th anniversary
• Artistic endeavors
• Independent sits down with Hubbard Police Chief David Dryden
• Cougars are kings of the mat
• An old-fashioned love story
• Commissioners give county update
• Mr. and Miss Gervais pageant set for March 10
• Thursday fire destroys Aurora home, injures one
• ODOT clarifies purpose of upcoming I-5 interchange meetings
• Funds still needed for Hubbard war memorial
• A refreshing break from technology
• 2-15 Letters to the Editor
• A doorway to a better life
• Mary Elizabeth Aicher
• Erma Inez Sinner
• Bessie Ingalls Yoder
• Loyal Elton Morey
• Juan Lamar Cuellar
• Local church collecting food for local and overseas causes
• 2-15 Police Reports
• Public invited to Highway 99E open house on Feb. 23
• Woodburn’s enrollment continues to rise
• Huskies claim sixth straight title
• Expanding horizons: Farmworker housing center expansion will create 84 jobs
• Local teams get set for league playoffs
• Huskies dominate district tournament
• Mid-Valley Youth Baseball skills assessments
• Woodburn swim team closes out season at district meet
• Huskies open second round with win over Rangers
• No loss of focus this time for Huskies in win over Estacada
• Bulldogs come oh so close in loss to Dallas
• Americans are getting too much sodium
• Millions of Americans have had a knee replaced
• Knee replacement may mean longer, healthier life for people with osteoarthritis
• New immunization schedules advise HPV vaccine for boys
• Finishing what they started
• Locked out: County steps in and evicts transients from Wilson Street house
• 2-8 Police Reports
• Two reasons Woodburn had a good week
• The joy of language
• 2-8 Letters to the Editor
• ODOT releases I-5 business impact list
• Paradis appointed to Woodburn Fire District board
• Aurora chief finalists speak at town hall meeting
• A celebration of Catholic schools
• Art show features Woodburn artist
• Woodburn boasts three AP scholars
• Cauliflower: a brain food that could prevent cancer
• Fires that changed Woodburn
• History in the making
• College courses for free
• Gervais honors military heroes
• Kennedy's Donohue earns scholarship
• Jackson out as Bulldogs head coach
• Kennedy comes up short in back-and-forth battle with Western Mennonite on Friday
• Campos earns second place in season finale
• St. Paul winning streak snapped
• NM grad recently earned academic all-conference honors
• Running with the Rebels
• Two from Woodburn killed in Sunday car crash near Molalla
• Middle-aged heart risks dramatically increase chance of heart attack, stroke
• Carpooling parents inconsistent with booster seats, survey finds
• A winning combination: Cougars earn sixth straight victory
• Cougars grab big win over Amity
• North Marion drops heartbreaker to sixth-ranked Gladstone
• Missed opportunities cost Huskies in overtime loss
• Lebanon proves no match for Woodburn
• Many adults with rheumatoid arthritis are inactive
• Sophomores help put Huskies in drivers seat for league dual title
• Woodburn pins down first dual meet win
• Breast, colorectal and cervical cancer screening rates too low
• ‘The best we’ve wrestled all year’
• Woodburn set to host 22nd annual Oregon Latino Basketball Tournament
• Gervais building momentum with four-game winning streak
• St. Paul handles Dufur, now looks ahead to undefeated Condon/Wheeler
• Counting the homeless
• ‘Success’ in graduation rates
• Woodburn Reads mantra: 5 million pages
• Businesses will see impacts as I-5 project looms
• 2-1 Police Reports
• 2-1 Obituaries
• Two injured in traffic crash near St. Paul
• Republicans are their own worst enemy
• Look to books to help reach goal
• Not many know of governor’s health, education plans
• Aurora Fire District to add third station
• A rare sighting: A brambling has made its way from Europe to Woodburn and has excited bird watchers from coast to coast
• Ditching the dragon: N. Marion Intermediate School joins the pack
• Mount Angel Seminary welcomes new president-rector
• A Mount Angel celebration of German sausage
• NMSD hosting conferences this week
• Mount Angel adds new firefighters
• Mr. and Miss Gervais Pageant to be held March 10
• 2-1 Birth announcements
• Woodburn residents make dean's list at Warner Pacific
• Woodburn resident earns award on OSU debate team
• Airman with local ties lands award
• Air Force graduates local airman
• Local resident completes Navy basic training
• Mount Angel Lions Club hosting food drive through Feb. 10
• Gervais School Board moves into spare modulars
• Schools, city work to control trash left at school facilities
• Dietary cholesterol, animal fat linked to gestational diabetes
• South Albany makes late push to beat Woodburn
• Woodburn sophomore places second in 100 breaststroke
• Bucks bounce back with three straight wins
• OB-GYNs urged to screen for relationship violence, abuse
• Mental exercise may limit protein linked to Alzheimer's disease
• Leg, foot amputations decline in people with diabetes
• Parental involvement can help obese kids slim down
• Two finalists for Aurora Police Chief will be at town hall meeting tonight
• St. Paul gets redemption, jumps to No. 1
• Bucks face an uphill battle toward postseason
• UPDATE: Woman, driver identified in Wednesday's traffic death
• Woman killed crossing Highway 99E in Hubbard
• Sex is safe for most people with heart disease
• Ray's big second half lifts Bulldogs past South Albany
• North Marion begins search for new football coach
• Cougars are gunning for a league title
• Two champs for Huskies at Pac-Rim
• Women with normal bone density can delay their next test, study suggests
• UPDATE: Man identified in Mount Angel disturbance as OSP trooper on leave
• Uninvited guest
• Man arrested on attempted murder charges
• ODOT reassures Senior Estates residents
• Cost to upgrade school phones: $100,000
• Businesses burglarized in MLK weekend crime spree
• 1-25 Police Reports
• 1-25 Obituaries
• Mount Angel school delayed two hours after threat of suspicious package in park
• A book celebrating cultural diversity
• Woodburn Dutch Bros. hosting fundraiser Jan. 27
• Aurora truck driver found dead in Klamath Falls
• Free tax service offered at library
• Daddy-Daughter Dance set for Feb. 11
• Hubbard man charged with having sex with 14-year-old
• FPMS Kiwanis Terrific Kids for January
• Chamber seeking DSA nominations
• MAFD honors local firefighters at annual banquet
• ODOT’s response to homeowners a good sign
• Newspaper wants to hear from its readers
• 1-25 Letters to the Editor
• Major flooding averted
• Blood drive Feb. 6
• Business owners bringing back WDA
• Long Bros. holding ‘Ladies Night’ to help comfort level at hardware store
• Aurora raising water rates
• Woodburn Masonic Lodge elects new officers, members
• New Gervais City Hall building nearly finished
• Huskies stumble after big win over La Salle
• Sunscreen use drops when kids reach adolescence
• Prehypertension puts men at risk for heart rhythm disorder
• Cougars hang with the defending state champs
• Listen up: Wearing headphones can put pedestrians at risk
• Bulldogs show promise, energy despite inexperience
• Floods cause further cancellations
• Huskies reverse turnover trend to win Tri-Valley opener
• Waters rising throughout Woodburn area
• Obesity rates in U.S. plateau, but remain high
• Former Willamina baseball coach hired to take over Gervais softball
• Woodburn selling winter sports programs to raise funds for DECA
• Are we stressed? National survey says yes
• Gervais, Kennedy postpone boys and girls basketball games due to weather
• Gervais promotes Hobart to head track coach
• Samano, Andrade lead Woodburn girls against South Albany
• St. Paul and North Marion agree to softball co-op
• Obesity surgery: Study suggests gastric bypass is superior to gastric banding
• State of the city: Mayor upbeat in annual address
• Turnovers hamper Woodburn in home loss to Dallas
• Kliewer sparks Kennedy win over Western Mennonite
• Rough weekend for the St. Paul boys
• Lady Bucks upset top-ranked Damascus
• Trojans earn first win in ultra-tough Tri-River Conference
• Garcia's runner-up finish in 200 free leads Woodburn swimmers
• Huskies knock off defending state champs
• Dryden retiring
• A 911 call exposes potential security breach at Woodburn School District
• Not in the cards: Hubbard nixes social gaming
• 1-18 Police Reports
• Council agrees to extend Derickson’s contract
• Phone fiasco shocking
• Take time to volunteer
• Komp: Work will begin on Woodburn interchange in 2012
• New Year’s resolutions important for pets too
• Woodburn man pleads guilty in IRS fraud case
• Police seeking robbery suspect
• Car crashes into school bus near Aurora
• Schrader chides Congress for ‘not having our act together’
• Classmates brighten christmas for ailing student
• NMSD board honored, will look into turf football field
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School for January
• Two needed on North Marion Budget Committee
• Public comment at Thursday’s WSD board meeting encouraged
• Work at Washington Elementary showcased in magazine
• 1-18 Obituaries
• St. Paul man’s arm severed in Saturday crash
• 1-18 Birth announcements
• Al’s Garden Center, LPL Financial honored by chamber
• Drug may help gout patients stick to long-tem therapy
• Gervais makes fourth-quarter push to earn comeback win
• One in six Americans binge drinks
• Losing a loved one can raise heart attack risk
• League's top defense shackles Cougars
• Children's acetaminophen: Stay safe, know the dose
• Bulldogs begin life without Yakis
• Bulldogs begin life without Yakis
• Huskies score eight pins against Molalla in Tri-Valley opener
• Huskies score eight pins against Molalla in Tri-Valley opener
• Writing about values helps women lose weight, study suggests
• Woodburn outlasts Lebanon in a tale of two halves
• Bulldogs capture team title at home dual meet tournament
• Belleque sets school record for 3-pointers
• A Christmas wish come true
• Downtown building boasts 100-year history
• High school sweethearts wed ... 52 years later
• Nazi-occupied Holland: another culture, another time, another world
• Woman who tied up sister with electrical cord, duct tape arrested
• Mayor Figley wants to finish what she started
• Preparations under way for fourth annual Wurstfest
• When worlds collide: Pedestrians, railroad tracks don’t mix
• St. Luke to honor fallen soldier
• High schoolers benefit from Tooth Taxi
• WB man dies from Dec. 30 injuries
• Murder investigation still ‘active’
• 1-11 Police Reports
• 1-11 Obituaries
• Art show inspired by graffiti artist
• Dish Network, KOIN need to settle differences
• 1-11 Letters to the Editor
• An honor that will be etched in stone
• Jones, Mund wed
• Major changes proposed to how government runs
• Woodburn senior participates in Tanoa Bowl all-star game
• New Book Celebrates the History of Woodburn
• Weight-loss surgery may lower risk of heart problems
• Huskies prevail over Yamhill-Carlton
• Huskies prevail over Yamhill-Carlton
• Blogging may help teens cope with social distress
• Mid-Valley Youth Baseball registration nights scheduled
• Pair of St. Paul seniors earn all-state volleyball honors
• Poisoning now top cause of injury death-drugs usually to blame
• Schibel earns Bucks' lone first-team all-state honor
• Schibel earns Bucks' lone first-team all-state honor
• Woodburn showing growth during four-game winning streak
• Swarming defense powers Gervais to tournament title
• St. Paul slide grows to four games
• Bucks push, but can’t overtake No. 3 McKenzie
• Defensive intensity sparks Woodburn's win over Gresham
• Gervais girls clinch Cougar Classic title
• Following her dreams
• St. Paul tops 1A schools in Oregonian Cup standings
• Woodburn Vision Source welcomes new doctor
• Woodburn coach tabbed for double-duty
• Reader thanks community after husband’s death (1-4 letter to the editor)
• Politics and the Super Bowl
• Goals for 2012
• It’s not a dump: Food bank getting unwanted ‘junk’
• Wiring believed to be cause of business fire
• New FAA regulations make Aurora Airport safer and quieter
• Local officers enjoy being Santa for a day
• 1-4 police reports
• Cora Ellen Rogers
• Sheryl LaVonne Gantert
• Ella May Boss
• Edwin Clark Lais
• Amos Brusven
• Volunteers sought to help others file tax returns
• Hubbard beefs up its force with new police dog
• Exhibiting sportsman-sheep
• Woodburn's Martinez named state MVP
• DECA students working toward goal
• What does the future hold?
• Gervais loses one officer, gains a trainee
• Aurora council weighs pros, cons of letting farmer compost
• 12-28 Police Reports
• Joseph W. Owings
• Ella May Boss
• Virgil Peace Hostetler
• Sandra Jean Helgerson
• Alfredo Cavazos Jr.
• William Jacob Hensel
• Rita Schneider
• Donald Louis LaBare
• Carol F. Voreis
• Chamber elects new officers
• WSD losing more district office employees
• ‘Tis the season for way too much football
• 12-28 letters to the editor
• Responsibility equals less heartache
• Dramatic improvement in Woodburn School District’s dropout rate
• Sheriff’s office offers K-9 calendars
• Hubbard mail carrier sentenced for theft
• 12-28 births
• Having instruction down to an art
• Success to hold first-ever art show on Jan. 4
• Huskies hope to build on double-overtime win
• St. Paul content with second place at home tournament
• Home tournament unkind to Bucks
• Art is in the air
• Woodburn, school district agree on new tax collection deal
• NMPS focuses on health and wellness
• Returning to the Army with honors
• Local youth group collecting Christmas trees to raise money
• Teen smoking, alcohol use down, marijuana use up survey shows
• Antioxidants help women avoid strokes, study suggests
• Diabetes, obesity each raise breast cancer risk for women, study says
• Love Santa volunteers find joy in helping
• NMPS works on character building
• An old school delivery
• Plastic potty will remain downtown, city decides
• Lincoln students step up for Love Santa
• Holidays easier to manage with Senior Helpers program
• Kennedy will lose biggest football rival next year
• Woodburn swimmer places first in 100-yard backstroke
• Stocking up on funds
• December Kiwanis Terrific Kids for Valor Middle School
• December Kiwanis Terrific Kids for French Prairie Middle School
• 12-21 Birth announcements
• Henderson- Lichtenberg engagement
• Ahre-Kimball engagement
• Woodburn School District still seeking community input
• City must find a way to provide public restrooms
• 12-21 Letters to the Editor
• Have a merry (local) Christmas
• ‘Best Buy Mom’ may be taking it a bit too far
• 12-21 Obituaries
• 12-21 Police Reports
• St. Luke steps up for local charity
• Driver survives collision with empty milk truck
• Truck driver lucky to be alive
• Bulldogs earn much-needed first win
• Three Cougars earn first-team all-league honors
• Preview: Hernandezes lead Woodburn wrestling team
• Bucks open season with a split
• Eating fish may help young women avoid heart disease
• Five Trojans receive all-state recognition
• Huskies ready for a step up in competition
• Government targets misleading weight-loss surgery ads
• Registration open for Woodburn youth basketball
• Train collides with semi truck at Hardcastle Avenue
• Defense powers Kennedy to solid start
• Preview: Woodburn girls feature a mix of youth and experience
• Garcia, Gomez grab individual wins at Silverton Invite
• Fire district hits ‘jackpot’ on bond rates
• Woodburn students benefit from university program
• Novel by Woodburn resident published this week
• St. Paul seeking middle school boys basketball coach
• E-readers vs. tablet computers: comparing apples to oranges
• A loving gift for yourself
• Cranberries: ‘A genuine Native American’
• Making a major transition
• Christmas traditions in Woodburn through the years
• Light up the night
• Randall expected to bounce back from first high school loss
• Kennedy boys suffer first loss
• Preview: Cooper leads North Marion swimming
• Writing letters is a lost art form
• Options for more instructional space
• Shopping local helps many
• 12-14 obituaries
• Key Bank robber still on the loose
• Police reports for 12-14
• Groups come together to provide swimming lessons
• City employees will pay more for health coverage
• Holiday delight
• Woodburn soccer team finishes season ranked 49th nationally
• Homeopathic weight loss products may be dangerous, government warns
• North Marion picks up first win of the season
• HIV remains uncontrolled for many
• Huskies' late run makes it interesting in loss to No. 1 Dayton
• Martinez, Florez headline North Marion's all-league honors
• Woodburn graduate earns collegiate all-conference honor
• Police seek help in identifying bank robber
• A few key medicines cause most drug reactions in seniors
• Frequent fish feasts may boost brain health
• Preview: Pair of reigning state champs lead Huskies wrestling
• Preview: Woodburn building on foundation of hard work, hustle
• Bad economy? WCS sees increase in traffic, record sales
• Day of Infamy remembered 70 years later
• 12-7 Police Reports
• 12-7 Obituaries
• Fire damages rural Woodburn home, no injuries reported
• 12-7 Letters to the Editor
• Murals would be a welcome addition to city
• I'm a sucker for everything Christmas
• Christmas crept up on me this year
• Coming to African children’s aid
• State champs honored by city
• 12-7 Birth announcements
• Taking the positives from ‘Sticky Situations’
• Hubbard Fire District, Ulven team up for safety
• Woodburn gets into Christmas spirit
• Photo slideshow: Woodburn vs. Wilson
• Preview: North Marion girls will rely heavily on six returning players
• Preview: Renewed optimism for Gervais boys basketball
• Intangibles made Woodburn season memorable
• Eight Gervais soccer players earn all-league recognition
• 'Freshman 15' weight-gain is fiction, study finds
• Preview: Huskies look to challenge for third straight conference title
• Preview: Competition for playing time should benefit Bucks
• More Americans living to 90 and beyond
• Gooding and Coleman grab top Casco League honors
• Gooding and Coleman grab top Casco League honors
• Keep Bumbo Baby Seats on the ground, government warns
• Head coach and 15 Trojans receive Tri-River recognition
• Home fragrance products may be a respiratory hazard, allergists warn
• Familiar face returns to lead St. Paul girls hoops
• Martinez named conference player of the year
• Backers ask council for artistic license
• Economy impacting organizations that want to help
• 11-30 Police Reports
• Overturned semi backs up holiday travelers for miles Sunday evening
• Free breast cancer screening available to women
• Dozens cited during Black Friday ‘Madness’
• 11-30 Obituaries
• Crunch time for local charities
• Time to unleash the paintbrushes
• Relay For Life selling Christmas wreaths
• Local business reaches out
• Focusing on the issues
• 11-30 Birth announcements
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School for November
• Valor Middle School teachers embracing technology
• Being on the cutting edge
• WSD has three budget committee positions open
• North Marion wants to bridge communication gap between teens, parents
• A complete guide to holiday events in the area
• French Prairie Nursing Center seeks donations from community for resident Christmas party
• Cooper scores upset of defending national champion
• Three Woodburn girls earn all-league recognition
• Lee earns second-team honors for North Marion volleyball
• Regular narcotic use before knee replacement may hinder recovery
• Type 1 diabetes: Early, intensive treatment halves kidney disease risk
• Cholesterol screening recommended for all kids
• Online tool helps consumers learn about cancer-fighting foods
• Arthritis raises women's fracture risk, studies suggest
• Galindo's Taekwondo wins the Grandmaster's Legacy's Cup
• Carillo tops all-league honors for North Marion
• Woodburn overcomes early deficit to clinch second state title
• Five North Marion football players receive all-league recognition
• Precancerous vulvar condition affecting more women, experts say
• Photo slideshow: Woodburn vs. Summit
• Fans show up in droves to see Bulldogs beat Wilson 2-1 to capture Class 5A soccer championship
• Hopes of a third title for Bucks end in Perrydale
• Local man donates $50,000 to support Woodburn K-9 unit
• St. Paul's Jensen Smith shares player of the year honors
• Kennedy knocked out in quarterfinals after falling behind early
• Community rallies to help family that lost home in fire
• St. Paul finishes strong, places fourth at state tournament
• 11-23 Police reports
• 11-23 Obituaries
• Local fire districts collecting food
• Enbody sworn in as Hubbard councilor
• Hubbard moves toward online bill payment
• State playoff structure improved, but still needs work
• Is year-round school a reality?
• November’s Kiwanis Terrific Kids from?French?Prairie Middle School
• Woodburn schools seek public involvement
• Tackling technology at the top
• Couple celerates 60 years together
• Light 'em up!
• As business declines, U.S. Postal Service waits on Congress for direction
• Hubbard candle company gets ‘F’ rating from BBB
• Hereford brought in to build city’s HR department
• Are you bilingual?
• Hubbard church celebrates 100 years with cookbook
• Love INC has a new home
• Living for the now
• Early treatment better for herniated disks, study finds
• Government urges people to safely dispose of sharp medical devices
• Back-to-back for the Bulldogs
• Woodburn volleyball building toward the future
• The Bulldogs are going back! Woodburn rallies to defeat Summit in semifinals
• Living history
• Taking a gamble? Hubbard debates plan to allow poker, blackjack
• Aurora fills vacant council seat
• Photo slideshow: Woodburn vs. Churchill
• Aurora Police Chief resigns
• 'Occupy Portland' protesters a disgrace
• 11-16 Letters to the Editor
• Swallowed magnets pose serious risk for kids
• Poker rooms in Hubbard should not be dismissed
• Big second quarter propels Trojans to first-round win
• 11-16 Police Reports
• Despite first-round shutout, Huskies finish a positive season
• Fire district hires part-time marshal; saves with refinancing
• Doing their civic duty
• Local woman hits milestone birthday
• Food bank receives donations from high school
• Mount Angel only local district to meet federal standard
• Acting out
• Honoring heroes
• Seven elected to chamber board
• Woodburn man arrested for Salem stabbing
• Woodburn Proud funds swim lessons
• Beware of rental scam
• Woodburn School District seeking public input on overcrowding issue
• Mount Angel hires four police reserves
• 11-16 Obituaries
• Schrader in the spotlight
• North Marion to open theater season with ‘How to Succeed’
• Helicopter crash injures one Monday afternoon
• Helicopter crash injures one Monday afternoon
• Bulldogs escape late surge by Churchill, will face Summit in semis
• Bulldogs escape late surge by Churchill, will face Summit in semis
• Bucks knock off Tigers, prepare for rematch with Perrydale
• Most people get too much salt, study finds
• Prescription painkiller overdoses on the rise
• North Marion graduate ranked eighth in nation by Amateur Wrestling News
• Four Kennedy volleyball players recognized by league coaches
• Gervais graduate helps Beacons set school records
• Inactivity may contribute to thousands of cancer cases a year
• Chamber honors 22 educators for work with students
• Are you reading food labels as closely as you think?
• Bulldogs knock off Dragons, carry momentum into postseason
• Family members of weight-loss surgery patients lose weight too
• Bulldogs blow out Raiders to secure Mid-Willamette Conference crown
• Balanced team effort propels Kennedy girls to district title
• Smith leads Cavaliers to state meet
• North Marion boys place third at district meet
• Government encourages older adults to exercise
• Auction brings community together for a night
• Woodburn shocks Crescent Valley, spoils homecoming
• Guzman defends home turf
• ‘Trunk or Treat’ in Hubbard on Halloween
• All in the family
• Thanksgiving preparations under way
• Historic trees get axed
• SUV crashes into Wells Fargo
• Woodburn Relay For Life organizers seeking volunteers
• Church, city consider land exchange
• 10-26 Obituaries
• 10-26 Woodburn police logs
• Outside the box
• 10-26 Letters to the Editor
• Woodburn teens fighting on YouTube highlights problem
• Aurora fills one council vacancy, another opens
• Hospitals, health care providers eligible for federal grants with patients’ records
• Oregon veterans’ home loan rates drop
• Scholarship barbecue set for Oct. 30
• Stormo-Singer engaged
• Woodburn boys fend off upset bid in finals rematch
• Woodburn girls pick up first Mid-Willamette win
• Kennedy remains unbeaten in Tri-River play
• Huskies struggle in loss to Estacada
• Experts propose less frequent cervical cancer screening
• Local teams recognized for academic excellence
• Local teams recognized for academic excellence
• Cougars shut out Dayton
• Cougars shut out Dayton
• North Marion earns big win over La Salle
• North Marion earns big win over La Salle
• Cougars still in playoff chase after defeating Amity
• Cougars still in playoff chase after defeating Amity
• Restless legs syndrome may raise women's blood pressure
• Bucks ready for Perrydale after trouncing Portland Lutheran
• Javelin champion headlines North Marion Hall of Fame class
• Safe sleeping guidelines for infants expanded
• Babies and toddlers shouldn't get screen time, pediatricians say
• Woodburn settles for tie with Lebanon
• Woodburn settles for tie with Lebanon
• Huskies battle, but fall to top-ranked Molalla
• Huskies battle, but fall to top-ranked Molalla
• Woodburn runners getting prepped for districts
• Woodburn runners getting prepped for districts
• North Marion struggling with team dynamics
• North Marion struggling with team dynamics
• Huskies fall to Gladstone
• Huskies fall to Gladstone
• Woodburn boys soccer coach: 'We're ready,' for Corvallis
• Love Santa gears up for big year
• Two city council wards impacted by new lines
• Two schools ‘outstanding’
• Oregon AG meets with business leaders
• Love Santa needs help
• 10-19 Letters to the editor
• Council wraps business owner in red tape
• 10-19 Police reports
• 10-19 Obituaries
• Chamber to leave downtown location
• Schrader wants to reduce deficit by $4 trillion
• Getting all misty-eyed
• Fall leaf program drops in Nov. 1
• WSD helps Western Oregon get $1.9 million ELL grant
• Comic book workshop for teens
• Former Mexican president to speak at WOU
• Mount Angel gets $1,000 grant for defibrillator
• More students ride bikes to schools thanks to program
• Mayor supports after school programs with proclamation
• NM student commended in Merit Scholarship Program
• Internationally acclaimed
• NM students go all out in cancer fight
• Prostate cancer test's risks outweigh benefits, task force says
• Report identifies best medicines for treating juvenile arthritis
• Cougars overcome turnovers to defeat Sheridan
• Woodburn graduate earns player of the week honor
• Brain injuries sending more kids to the ER
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 99E on Tuesday identified
• Fatigue takes toll on Woodburn girls in loss to Silverton
• Surcamp, Christie lead Huskies at XClassic
• Trojans knock off previously unbeaten Central Linn
• Man killed on Highway 99E in Woodburn
• Growing number of oral cancers linked to HPV, study finds
• St. Paul avenges lone loss of the season
• Kennedy scores five-set win over Western Mennonite
• Huskies searching for answers
• Woodburn runners place second at five-team meet
• Huskies hang tough early against La Salle, but lose by 25
• Bulldogs blanked by Corvallis
• Business owner feels singled out
• On the cutting edge
• Senior Estates celebrates its golden anniversary
• Cucumber skin helps reduce swelling
• History abounds in downtown Woodburn
• Communicating across the world
• Flu vaccine vital for protecting yourself and loved ones
• Gospel Jamboree set for Oct. 23
• Benedictine Foundation raffling off new car
• Local winners at the Clackamas County Fair
• T&R Company names Lewis as new Woodburn branch manager
• Halloween costume contest will take place in downtown Woodburn on Oct. 31
• Who’s your market?
• Recent train tragedies should serve as object lesson for all
• Apple founder’s death shows the good and bad of consumerism
• Foursome highlighting North Marion sports on YouTube
• Governor’s adviser pleased with Woodburn
• St. Luke student earns award
• 10-12 Police Reports
• 10-12 Obituaries
• Nursing home fire traced to cigarette lighter
• City puts brakes to Bungalow Theater renovation; group vows to continue
• Pregnancy: Overall healthy diet helps lower birth defect risk
• Overweight kids risk high blood pressure
• Cougars earn first West Valley win
• Vigorous exercise cuts men's heart attack risk
• Bulldogs back on top after seventh straight win
• Frustrations boil over in Huskies' loss to Estacada
• Drunken driving rates down, but still too high
• St. Paul vaults Dufur, Powder Valley into top spot in OSAA rankings
• Woodburn booster club meeting will be Oct. 11
• Poor footwear may worsen gout pain
• Nursing home fire injures one in Woodburn
• Narrow victory bumps Woodburn to No. 1
• North Marion announces 2011 hall of fame class
• Former AD returns to Woodburn sidelines
• First quarter sets tone for Woodburn in loss to West Albany
• North Marion airs it out in loss to Molalla
• North Marion students assemble Huskies highlight films
• Huskies suffer first losses
• Johnson takes fifth at Stayton invite
• Herbal remedy fails to ease men's urinary symptoms, study shows
• Another Bulldog blowout
• Guzman shines in return to competition
• Kennedy sophomore wins Jefferson invite
• Huskies show glimpses of progress with back-to-back shutouts
• Cool decorations
• Water relaxer
• Plenty for kids to do to make fall fun
• Finding a use for recycled items
• Be careful what type of plant you bring into your home
• Plenty of options for colorful landscaping
• Getting water clean at North Marion
• Hispanic parents in Mount Angel irate over school form
• State provides the green, so Gervais gets a greenway
• Taking the next step
• Could this be Woodburn's future?
• Three police agencies to assist NMSD
• Homelessness in Woodburn schools on the decline
• Woodburn man killed by train on Sunday
• Gervais woman struck, killed by train
• 10-5 Police Reports
• Giant pumpkin sets record
• Gervais celebrates completion of broadband project
• 10-5 Obituaries
• Overcrowded schools impact learning
• 10-5 Letters to the Editor
• Regarding Woodburn roads, all things should be considered
• A special time with my daughter
• Immunizations and screenings: Ounces of prevention
• 10-5 Birth Announcements
• Bedbugs don't cause illness, but improper pesticide use might
• Wooden Shoe Pumpkin Fest
• Family dinners help teens resist drugs
• Cardiac rehab may help after a warning stroke
• Mental mistakes doom Woodburn
• Lack of sleep linked to risky behavior in high schoolers
• St. Paul earns second straight win in blowout fashion
• Flu shots important during pregnancy
• Over-the-counter asthma inhalers to disappear at year's end
• St. Paul back to its old self in 52-point win
• Tryouts for Woodburn Junior Basketball will be Oct. 18 and 19
• Church planting
• WB residents return home after 21-month mission
• Keeping it local
• Only God can fix what is wrong with our nation
• Pastor wants to get involved in community
• Business roundup: Kitzhaber declares October "Oregon Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month"
• Hop sales down
• Warrant issued for Guevara's arrest
• 9-28 Woodburn and Hubbard police reports
• Gas station owner wants to eliminate gas tax
• Woodburn firefighters raise nearly $7,000 for MDA
• It’s time Woodburn residents step up for their schools
• 9-28 Letters to the Editor
• Hot air balloon ride was thrilling
• Season of change could bring good things
• 9-28 Obituaries
• Depression may raise stroke risk
• Bulldogs tally season-high 10 touchdowns in homecoming win
• Huskies put character on display to end three-game losing streak
• North Marion plays host to 61st annual cross country race
• Second booster club meeting for Woodburn to be held Oct. 3
• Gervais battles for draw with defending state champions
• Cougars dominate Nestucca for second straight win
• Woodburn booster club meeting sees low turnout
• Apples, pears linked to lower stroke risk
• More young people being hospitalized for alcohol, drug overdoses
• Huskies hang on in second half for season's first win
• Diabetes raises dementia risk, study suggests
• North Marion: Last unbeaten, untied soccer team in the state
• Huskies blanked in conference opener
• Bulldogs look the part of defending state champs, dominate Wilsonville
• St. Paul extends winning streak with trio of 3-0 wins
• Many with atrial fibrillation aren't aware of increased stroke risk
• Woodburn celebrates Mexican independence
• Taylor Motorcyles gives away free bike
• Plugging away at technology
• Dreams power friends of Woodburn’s locomotive
• Flu shots could prevent many child influenza deaths, report finds
• Woodburn boys finding chemistry with third straight win
• Woodburn girls undefeated in preseason play
• Diagnosing dementia early benefits patients and caregivers, report finds
• Cougars step up big in second half, earn first win since 2009
• Kennedy finishes strong in first win of the season
• St. Paul battles, but falls in matchup of two defending state champs
• Kennedy cruising through conference foes
• Bulldogs overpowered by Lebanon
• Huskies fall behind early, lose to Banks
• Oktoberfest 2011 deemed a success with record crowds
• Proposed interchange project forces Fairway Drug to close
• Wellspring to become Woodburn Health Center
• Hubbard seeks new council member
• Judson case transferred to Linn County
• Two from Woodburn injured in car crash
• Suspect nabbed in St. Paul bank robbery
• Naylor honored at board meeting
• Woodburn High School making strides with proficiency method
• Take time to cherish moments with elderly loved ones
• Company stores thinks ahead
• 9-21 Letters to the Editor
• Bizarre experiences of a veterinarian
• City sees green light for I-5 interchange; state less sure
• 9-21 Woodburn police reports
• 9-21 Obituaries
• Calorie-burning benefits of vigorous exercise last for hours
• Kennedy fends off late Willamina push for victory
• Treating heart risks can improve men's sexual health
• North Marion remains undefeated in preseason play
• St. Paul takes a split at Casco League three-way
• Woodburn runner wins small schools division at Silver Falls
• Four healthy habits make one big dent in heart failure risk
• Robles fuels North Marion comeback against Gervais
• Photo slideshow: Woodburn versus Silverton
• Volunteer for the right reasons and you may live longer
• A game of inches: Bulldogs fall 35-34 to Silverton
• Bulldogs and Foxes have an ages-old rivalry
• Butteville Store hosts Third Thursday History Night
• Bingo Sept. 20 at GHS
• Photo slideshow: Gervais versus Salem Academy
• Cougars fall on last-second field goal
• Bulldogs fall in season opener, but rebound with blowout win
• Bucks' winning streak ends against Lowell
• Huskies learning from tough start
• Huskies blow out Westside to open season
• Woodburn Women's Golf Club crowns champions
• Kennedy knocks off defending Tri-River champs, jumps out to hot start
• St. Paul sweeps Country Christian
• Woodburn will host booster club meeting on Sept. 20
• Local cross country teams kick off the season
• Dayton takes command early against Trojans
• Second-quarter struggles doom Huskies
• Brushing up on painting
• History bits: Picking up steam with Woodburn’s engine
• Golf isn’t the only entertainment on the course
• Growing flying saucer shaped squash
• Treatment options for rotator cuff tears
• North to Alaska
• Yukon Ho!
• Woodburn Art Center gears up for fall
• Dog day afternoon
• Welcome home
• Business leaders see brighter economic future
• 9-14 Woodburn police reports
• Fifth Street will open to Highway 214 on Monday
• 9-14 Obituaries
• WPD responds to bomb scare
• Chain saw sculpting honors veterans
• Burglary at Heritage
• Naylor steps down from NM school board
• Two sure-fire ways to create jobs
• Supporting our troops needs to cross all political lines
• Hubbard woman dies in Monday crash
• Oktoberfest schedule of events
• Festhalle opens, ready for Oktoberfest
• Chondroitin sulfate may help arthritic hands
• More young children getting vaccinated, government survey shows
• Bulldogs fall just short in overtime thriller
• Preview: Returning players plus young talent equals high hopes for Woodburn
• Preview: Returning players plus young talent equals high hopes for Woodburn
• Top's goal leads shorthanded Cougars to win
• Top's goal leads shorthanded Cougars to win
• Smoking rates decline slightly
• Winning streak snapped as Bulldogs start slow against Vikings
• Preview: Kennedy could be a 'powerful force' in the Tri-River Conference
• Preview: Five seniors lead Woodburn volleyball
• Kids need flu shots every year
• Woodburn to host 9/11 ceremony
• Photo slideshow: Kennedy versus Horizon Christian
• Preview: Gervais hopes to build success with team speed, work ethic
• Preview: Cougars optimistic about upcoming boys soccer season
• Preview: North Marion in the hunt for first playoff berth in 21 years
• Preview: New-look Huskies hope to continue winning ways
• Ten years later
• The good, the bad and the scary of Woodburn eateries
• Woodburn restaurant scores
• 9-7 Police reports
• Outgoing Aurora mayor pats himself on the back, blasts local press
• 9-7 Birth announcements
• 9-7 Obituaries
• Point/Counterpoint on Woodburn School District's decision to allow random drug searches in its middle and high schools
• It’s time to put aside differences
• With changes comes a different way we are covering sports
• Firefighters return from Warm Springs fire
• Lincoln students complete school’s first positive behavior roundup
• Les Schwab injects pride in community
• Real estate in Woodburn: Prices still falling
• Sharkey’s Gourmet Pizza opens
• OVERCROWDING: Working to reach a solution
• Voters have repeatedly turned down district’s bond measures
• A growing problem
• Sugary drinks a big part of many Americans' diets
• Self-confidence helps people with rheumatoid arthritis reach exercise goals
• Restless nights may raise blood pressure
• Slow start dooms Trojans in season opener
• Research tool predicts weight loss based on varying diet, exercise changes
• Woodburn hires Jon Wolfer as boys basketball coach
• St. Paul pulls away from Sherman late in season opener
• Preview: Bulldogs reload for another title run
• Not enough girls getting HPV vaccine, government reports
• Oktoberfest race will benefit Kennedy volleyball team
• Helping change lives
• Jack of all trades
• Community leader
• Barb Bauman's fruit stand turns into a Harvest Festival
• Standing tall
• A father's legacy
• Preview: Experience key for success of Woodburn football
• North Marion picks up the pace for 2011 season
• Preview: Six returners fuel high expectations for Gervais
• Up in the trees
• Department of Revenue to charge for collecting back taxes
• Federal act requires increase in lunch prices
• Spilling the dirt on ancient bones
• Log brand renewal starts soon
• Mayor Schiedler wins PGE award
• Who’s on Third concert slated for Sept. 18
• Financial Peace University classes start Sept. 12 in Woodburn
• 8-31 Club News
• New appreciate for health care workers
• 8-31 Letters to the editor
• Fall brings great weather, colors and football
• Sen. Merkley pays a visit to Woodburn
• Bauman Farms to host Chicks Night Out on Sept. 1
• Police reports for 8-31
• Hopkins
• State economist sees ‘weaker’ conditions ahead
• Council OKs two big infrastructure projects
• With Meirow leaving, Aurora seeks mayoral candidates
• First day of school a ‘thumbs up’
• Schools show improvement
• Preview: Can St. Paul keep its winning streak alive?
• Preview: Woodburn runners looking to build off a banner season
• Preview: Woodburn girls return depth, could vie for state
• Preview: Senior-led St. Paul looks to improve on fifth-place finish
• Vaccines generally safe, report says
• Preview: Young, dedicated squad leads Kennedy football team
• Preview: Huskies look to make a deeper run in postseason
• Women who smoke or drink are less likely to take cancer-preventing medicine as prescribed
• Cholesterol-lowering foods work better than low-fat diet, study suggests
• Hubbard Chev celebrates 75 years
• No lockdown for WB schools during drug searches
• Dog splash at Woodburn pool
• Mount Angel firefighters help battle blaze near Madras
• Shredding away junk
• Mount Angel to christen new building Sept. 9
• Property tax letters coming soon
• 8-27 Letters to the Editor
• Champoeg to host Farmstead Day
• Music at Butteville Store
• Local farm hosts dinner
• Car seat clinic Sept. 8
• Employee health, safety focus of BHS conference
• Eating at your desk? Don't forget to follow safe food practices
• New soccer coach brings wealth of experience to Gervais
• Study looks at mental illness differences between men, women
• Cachorros grab tie for first with Michuacan
• Practice begins for fall season of Oregon high school sports
• Back to School for Woodburn - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Gervais grad signs with Olympic College
• Second annual Ernie Howe tournament a success
• Opinion: Questions abound for Ducks, Beavers
• 8-24 Police Reports
• Bettandorff wins women's championship
• 8-24 Obituaries
• Eye in the sky
• Aurora mayor James Meirow steps down
• Independent to print final Saturday edition Aug. 27
• Havoc-wreaking trees
• Movie in the Park set for Aug. 30
• End-of-summer block party this Friday at aquatic center
• New paint store set to open Monday
• Congress cuts off hope
• What goes on at Woodburn schools during summer vacation?
• 8-24 Letters to the Editor
• Couple celebrates 60 years of marriage
• Shalom to offer a number of workshops
• 8-24 Birth announcements
• Help wanted in wedding theft case
• Fall risk screenings available in Mount Angel and Woodburn
• Woodburn schools open doors Aug. 29
• Peterson named interim cross country coach
• Falls from windows a hazard for kids
• Police officers hosed down by Woodburn Fire District at community barbecue
• Congress may sink Woodburn’s I-5 project
• Woodburn middle and high schools subject to random drug searches
• Mount Angel police investigate slain cat
• WB teacher to give bison presentation Wednesday
• 8-20 Letters to the Editor
• This was my first rodeo
• Rockhounds close out summer concert series
• Motorist found dead at Woodburn area rest stop
• Police warn of credit card scams
• Fire restrictions raised due to hot weather
• Road closed near Aurora airport
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ shown outdoors
• Small house fire displaces two
• Bourne wins Senior Estates championship
• Woodburn 'Rally' brings in over $3,000 for cancer awareness
• 8-20 Obituaries
• Depression linked to increased stroke risk in women
• Sleep apnea quickly returns when treatment stops
• Woodburn begins search for cross country coach
• Gervais still seeking girls soccer coach
• Woodburn cancels upcoming water polo season
• Photo slideshow: Fiesta Mexicana soccer tournament
• New man in Cougar blue
• 'Dog is my co-pilot'
• Mayor Figley receives leadership award
• Former Aurora officers file suit
• Woodburn PD promotes Shadrin to sergeant
• 8-17 Police Reports
• 8-17 Obituaries
• NMSD has a positive outlook on AYP results
• Gervais High School meets federal standards
• Independent goes weekly
• 8-17 Letters to the editor
• Annual cook-off boosts local charities
• Mr. Smith goes to Washington
• Preparing for the worst with the best of the best
• Vacationing with your pet? Here’s what to remember
• Stoops settling into role as superintendent
• Middle school registration this week
• ALA and VFW picnic Sunday
• Mexican festival and horse show coming Aug. 27
• Love Santa fundraiser is a slam dunk
• Night of laughs at NMHS
• Report ranks sleep apnea remedies
• Kids benefit from parenting styles geared to their personality type
• Soy doesn't help during menopause, study finds
• Home sweet home
• Chamber director charged with assault
• Youngsters honored for action with handgun
• High and dry: Woodburn pool closing for a month
• WVRR launches bridge rebuilding project
• 8-13 Letters to the Editor
• It's time to learn the language
• Shred Day in Woodburn will be Aug. 26
• Soul’s Harbor will show ‘The Jesus Film’ on Aug. 21
• Practice for Oktoberfest flash mob begins Sunday
• Local Girl Scout putting on a conservation day at Champoeg State Park
• Oregon State Fair offering temporary summer employment
• Bluegrass band Roundhouse returns to Music in the Park
• Mold exposure early in life raises asthma risk
• Walt's Run to be held Aug. 13
• Gervais hosting football camp
• Woodburn coach leaves for college hoops job
• Dieters may benefit from changes in their eating environment
• Lonergan wins at Washington State Open
• Bringing Woodburn history to life
• Crisis averted? Think again
• Eggplant: popular over the years
• Meals through Northwest Senior & Disability Services
• Reminders of our marriage to Christ
• Serving for a higher purpose
• Hobbies arthritis sufferers can enjoy
• Firing up the grill
• Woodburn Post Office implements changes
• Collision triggers gas leak, closes 99E
• North Marion Adult Center closes its doors
• 8-10 Police Reports
• City Hall project on fast track
• Heavenly location
• 8-10 Obituaries
• Recent WACA grad named Fiesta queen
• Two great community festivals
• 8-10 Letters to the Editor
• Realities of the legislative session on counties
• Mill Street crossing is no more
• 8-10 Births
• Santos wins Fiesta soccer tournament
• Regrouping once summer ends
• Holy Rosary Mission preparing for annual pilgrimage
• School supplies being distributed in Woodburn
• CDA awards scholarships
• French Prairie hosting welcome back orientation
• Woodburn graduate earns collegiate academic honor
• Finding answers from an uncomfortable position
• Fiesta draws estimated crowd of 15,000
• Kids' sack lunches often reach unsafe temperatures
• Early treatment best for toe troubles, report says
• Study links midlife health to brain size, thinking abilities later in life
• Gout becoming more common, study finds
• 8-6 Obituaries
• Washington Elementary meets AYP for first time
• Three small high school meet AYP again
• Public works crews scramble to fix streets
• Aurora Police Chief Earhart gets certification revoked
• Love Santa fundraiser set for Aug. 13
• Moore honored for service to city
• Woodburn Firehouse Cook-Off set for Aug. 13
• 8-6 Letters to the Editor
• Plenty to do in the great outdoors
• Library activities wrap up
• Woodburn resident earns award as probation officer
• Turkey toss: Massive recall of turkey meats launched
• Locust Street Taxi returns
• Military on the move
• Coastal Farm employees rewarded for on-the-job safety
• Traeger takes the field for East all-star squad
• 'Night of Fire' runs late due to track mishaps
• Building muscle may help prevent diabetes
• Girl, 12, dies after being hit by a car on Highway 211 on Tuesday
• Study looks at risk factors for blood clots after knee replacement
• Even a little exercise helps prevent heart disease
• Council OKs boost in building fees
• State champion soccer team named Fiesta grand marshal
• Komp, Courtney talk issues with local seniors
• Woodburn Police Reports for 8-3
• Head-on collision sends Donald man to hospital
• Drawn to art
• 8-3 obituaries
• Council members’ blasts at railroad not constructive
• 8-3 Letters to the Editor
• It's Fiesta time!
• Mount Angel resident raises $1,500 for Kenyan school
• Benefits of bilingual education
• 8-3 births
• Puppet fun at the library
• City offers shuttle service to Fiesta for Senior Day
• Club celebrates longtime members’ service
• Chalk it up
• Berkeys sweep Woodburn Open singles brackets
• Hubbard Hop Festival Fun Run draws over 200 competitors
• Clogged arteries linked to dementia
• Brain injury increases stroke risk
• Vegetarian and high-fiber diets may lower risk for common bowel disorder
• 7-30 Obituaries
• Summer workouts build confidence, excitement for Woodburn
• City won’t contest Mill Street closure
• Technology top priority for Keyser
• Mom raising money for FAAN
• Woodburn to host seventh- and eighth-grade football camp
• Woodburn man made over $40,000 on eBay from stolen goods
• Grand jury indicts Davis in Mount Angel murder
• Hubbard to host safety fair
• Fiesta Mexicana in need of volunteers
• Woodburn Public Library wraps up summer reading program Aug. 4
• Koral Jam returns to Music in the Park
• 7-30 Letters to the Editor
• Antibiotics better than cranberry treatments for preventing urinary tract infections
• Gervais football coach leaves for college gig
• Woodburn shows dedication during summer tennis league
• Parenting style affects how well kids control type 1 diabetes
• Glass half full: Optimists enjoy lower stroke risk, study finds
• Taking the plunge
• Backers of Bungalow Theater launch ambitious restoration project
• Girlfriend’s son suspected in Friday killing
• Former police officer pleads guilty to texting underage girl
• 7-27 Police Reports
• Rockin' Woodburn style
• Local residents receive doctorates
• Responsibilities always on legislator’s mind
• Poor timing for WSD pay raises
• 7-27 Letters to the Editor
• 'Striking Out Meth' returns to Volcanoes Stadium
• Local students receive more scholarships
• Dance camp Aug. 8-12
• 7-27 Birth announcements
• Pelaez returns to North Marion sideline
• New volleyball coach enjoys challenge at Woodburn
• Opinion: NBA website keeping fans ‘updated’
• St. Paul Rodeo raises over $16,000 to help injured cowboys
• Husky young guns get plenty of diamond experience
• Do you know your dog’s genetic makeup?
• Local 4-H Club ends year with a bang
• WB teacher heads new program at Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum
• Crossing streets especially risky for kids with ADHD
• Obesity a problem in every state
• Personality traits may influence weight
• More raises in the district office
• Safety first
• Solar panels new addition to Aurora farm
• Donald man arrested after crashing car going wrong way on I-5
• Police investigate shooting in Mount Angel that left one dead
• Internationally renowned Celtic musicians return to Woodburn
• Gervais Sidewalk Chalk Festival returns July 30
• National Night Out is Aug. 2
• Gervais Telephone delivers first broadband services with ARRA funds
• 7-23 Letters to the Editor
• They seem to want failure
• Calorie content of restaurant foods not always as advertised, study finds
• Summer heat especially dangerous for seniors
• A changing of the guard for Woodburn boys basketball
• Robinson out, Stigall in as Huskies wrestling coach
• Bautista gets hike in pay after first year
• Rain impacts festival
• Basset hounds splash around Legion Park
• Firefighters save cats from Wilson Street house fire
• 7-20 Police reports
• Steeple has to be replaced
• Totally toothy
• Former Mount Angel resident continues to spread worldly wings
• NMHS appears to be doing just fine regarding girls sports
• 7-20 Letters to the Editor
• 2011 session makes history
• Three locals on Linfield dean’s list
• 7-20 Birth Announcements
• Woodburn graduate completes basic training
• Woodburn Marine returns from Okinawa
• A good night’s sleep can contribute to good health
• Local ALA member named state first vice president
• An interactive juggling act
• July 2013 wedding for Weidemann-Bradbury
• Jones-Mund wedding planned
• Self esteem similar for young men and young women, study finds
• 7-16 Obituaries
• Haitian delight
• Building fees to rise in Woodburn
• MacLaren forced to shut down three sex offender units
• WSD shuffling admin duties
• Kiwanis Safety Camp begins Monday
• OCDC celebrates 40 years of child care
• 7-16 Letters to the Editor
• Those who love The Beatles won’t want to miss Music in the Park
• OSU extension celebrates 100 years of serving seven counties
• Woodburn girls step up in loss to St. Helens
• Two local athletes named to Shrine Game rosters
• North Marion graduate advances to finals of tennis tournament
• Parkinson takes the reins of Huskies basketball
• Zach Miller earns all-NWAACC honor
• Senior Estates to host seventh annual Rally for the Cure event
• North Marion Adult Center meals
• Senior Estates to host golf fundraiser
• The Supreme Court shouldn't be able to change the Constitution
• What you didn't know about asparagus
• There's no such thing as a coincidence
• Taking a byte out of technology
• Sharing a lifetime together
• Stay safe this summer
• Woodburn Open returns for 34th year
• One wild ride: St. Paul Rodeo has a banner year
• Eight-time world champ takes All-Around Cowboy award at St. Paul Rodeo
• Single vaccine protects seniors from tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough
• Digging into the past
• Research shows bilingual program better than immersion
• Successful cheer coach moves on to start college program
• 7-13 Obituaries
• Personal growth among benefits for youth offenders through art
• Japanese artist to visit WPL
• 7-13 Police Reports
• Why join the local chamber?
• 7-13 Letters to the Editor
• How much more can Aurora residents take?
• Woodburn grad receives Ph.D.
• Couple celebrates 70th anniversary
• Stroups celebrate 25 years of marriage
• Seniors need frequent exercise to maintain muscle size
• North Marion named in Title IX complaint
• Former Gervais star signs with Northwest Christian University
• Opinion: Oregon situation strikes a blow against amateur athletics
• St. Luke to host blood drive Aug. 1
• Basset Hound Games set for July 17
• Woodburn's road woes
• MacLaren boys get to use their creative instincts in making mural
• WSD facing overcrowding dilemma
• 7-9 Letters to the Editor
• Obesity rate makes a case for school sports
• J.T. and the Tourists set to energize Woodburn music lovers at concert
• Renowned juggler to appear at WPL
• OCDC to celebrate 40 years in Woodburn
• Lung cancer screening no substitute for quitting smoking
• Parents should keep safety in mind for working teens
• Huskies rebound from hard-fought loss
• Woodburn plays tough against undefeated Glencoe
• Colorectal cancer screening on the rise, deaths on the decline
• Massage beats medication, physical therapy for low-back pain
• Late-talking kids usually catch up without trouble, study suggests
• A lifetime of St. Paul memories
• A lifetime of St. Paul memories
• Fifth Street project is on schedule
• Fifth Street project is on schedule
• Green light given to safety project at firing range
• Green light given to safety project at firing range
• ‘Tatanka’ becoming national topic of conversation for paleontologists
• ‘Tatanka’ becoming national topic of conversation for paleontologists
• Council approves set of goals to boost Woodburn
• Council approves set of goals to boost Woodburn
• 7-6 Obituaries
• 7-6 Obituaries
• Lemings hired as new WAT coordinator
• Lemings hired as new WAT coordinator
• Interest groups wait for next step in Aurora State Airport process
• Interest groups wait for next step in Aurora State Airport process
• Fiscal outlook isn’t good, important to plan accordingly
• Fiscal outlook isn’t good, important to plan accordingly
• 7-6 Letters to the Editor
• 7-6 Letters to the Editor
• It’s too bad politics get in the way of immigration reform
• It’s too bad politics get in the way of immigration reform
• Huskies need more than clutch D
• Huskies need more than clutch D
• Pair of Huskies earn all-state recognition
• Pair of Huskies earn all-state recognition
• Kennedy takes second place in Oregonian Cup standings
• Kennedy takes second place in Oregonian Cup standings
• Blazers fans will have to wait until next year ... or the year after
• Blazers fans will have to wait until next year ... or the year after
• 7-6 Police logs
• 7-6 Police logs
• Aurora may strong-arm three residents into annexation
• Aurora may strong-arm three residents into annexation
• Campers help clean downtown
• Campers help clean downtown
• Oregon City teen killed in motorcycle crash near Woodburn
• Oregon City teen killed in motorcycle crash near Woodburn
• Exploring new cultures
• Exploring new cultures
• Studies show mixed results on potential new therapies for type 1 diabetes
• Bull riders invade St. Paul
• Substance abusing teens often become addicted adults
• Talk therapy may ease depression, improve survival after stroke
• Huskies get solid pitching, clutch defensive effort in loss to Oregon City
• Opinion: Blazers fans will have to wait until next year ... or the year after
• Illinois Rep. Gutierrez sparks immigration rally
• Mount Angel hosting parade, fireworks show
• Mariachi band kicks off 2011 Music in the Park season
• Public invited as Woodburn Senior Estates celebrates 50 years
• City’s Fourth of July celebration begins at 6 p.m.
• 60 years in the making
• Aurora chief could lose certification
• Chamber golf tournament nets over $8,000
• Woman leads police on high-speed chase from Woodburn to Portland
• Champoeg goes old school with games
• NWREC to host Aurora open house
• On the road: Hubbard launches transportation planning process
• Kids' media habits affect sleep, study suggests
• Summer matches provide valuable experience for Woodburn tennis players
• Kennedy places second in The Oregonian Cup standings
• Best in the West
• Gervais hires Vasas to lead girls hoops program
• Hubbard man falls in first round of match play
• Hopper, Ramirez earn all-state recognition
• Rich, Hand win inaugural Sand Greens tournament
• Learning to be fishers of men
• North Marion grad named Ford scholar
• Eagle Scout project provides free life jackets at reservoir
• Births for June 29
• Library celebrates indigenous culture
• Church briefs for June 29
• New crib rules mean safer sleep for babies
• Woodburn Relay raises over $66,000
• Guevara due in court to face felony sex abuse charges
• Two local teens killed in Saturday
• Clean and green: WB wastewater treatment plant honored
• Shots fired: MacLaren goes into lockdown after target shooting goes awry
• 6-29 Obituaries
• Mentoring program seeks volunteers
• Local sausage company to be featured on TV show
• Aurora crash sends Salem motorcyclist to hospital
• Aurora State Airport set to expand
• Let’s keep the politics out of the classroom
• Lots going on this weekend
• ‘It’s hard to walk away’
• Prostate cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• Winter steps down as SHN president
• Cancer deaths down, but least educated seeing less of the benefit
• New cigarette warnings bring harmful effects into full-color focus
• Washington Elementary awarded ODE grant
• Castillo helps celebrate ODE grant by making appearance in Woodburn on Wednesday
• Manager abruptly resigns from Senior Estates G&CC
• Donation nets city two new police dogs
• Council gives police new tools for uncut lawns
• Young wraps up 35-year career
• ‘I’ll sleep when I’m dead’
• Lizards, snakes oh my!
• Hubbard church to hold summer forum series
• Mount Angel summer reading program begins
• Woodburn banker among Wells Fargo’s top performers
• Textile Day celebrated at Champoeg on July 2
• Breast implant problems grow more common over time
• Personal perspective
• Food allergies affect more kids than previously thought
• 6-22 Obituaries
• Making a splash: Woodburn celebrates refurbished pool
• Gervais breaks ground on new City Hall
• Gervais summer food program begins July 5
• WB will hire urban renewal manager
• Longtime Woodburn administrator retires
• Local school districts see plethora of retirements
• Komp proud of the legislature’s accomplishments
• 6-22 Letters to the Editor
• Relay For Life shows a lot of what is good about Woodburn
• Cleanup kits and camp aim to reduce graffiti
• Valor eighth-grader honored for good grades
• Library summer program in full swing
• Valor Middle School’s Kiwanis Terrific Kids for June
• Feral cats: friend or foe?
• St. Paul resident named 2011 Marion County Dairy Princess/Ambassador
• Locals graduate from colleges
• MORE TALES FROM THE GRILL ...
• Falcon visits local hockshop
• One more time on the gridiron for five St. Paul graduates
• Parents reminded of drowning dangers posed by portable and inflatable pools
• Opinion: This year’s draft seems unlikely to help Blazers
• Three Woodburn softball players earn all-league honors
• Two Gervais juniors earn second-team baseball honors
• Three Kennedy softball players receive all-league honors
• Going out on his own terms
• Too much TV takes a heavy toll on health, study says
• Breastfeeding linked to lower SIDS risk
• Despite cuts, MASD will add resource officer
• 4-18 Letters to the Editor
• FHDC schedules Portland debut of documentary on farmworkers
• Best poster prize: $50
• Keyser meets with district staff, community members
• NMPS honored for being healthy
• MAPD officers on administrative leave after shooting
• Tear gas used to get man out of Woodburn Best Western room
• Two arrested after assault on war veteran in St. Paul
• Stricker earns first-team all-state selection
• St. Mary’s repairs steeple
• PRYDE takes over middle school football
• 6-18 Obituaries
• Coaching changes a top priority at Woodburn High School
• OSAA's new playoff structure draws mixed reactions
• Opinion: Beavers defy the odds of a warm-weather sport
• Mount Angel police officer involved in shooting incident
• New rules issued for sunscreen labels
• Meaningful activities and healthy habits improve quality of life for seniors
• Trying to preserve history
• Trying to preserve history
• Lord's life lessons
• Lord's life lessons
• Police seek Hispanic man in kidnap attempt
• Police seek Hispanic man in kidnap attempt
• First-ever car show seeks entrants
• First-ever car show seeks entrants
• Downtown Festival set for June 26
• Downtown Festival set for June 26
• SEDCOR honors two local businesses
• SEDCOR honors two local businesses
• 6-15 Obituaries
• 6-15 Obituaries
• MASD providing free breakfast and lunch over summer
• MASD providing free breakfast and lunch over summer
• Champoeg celebrates Bluebird Day
• Champoeg celebrates Bluebird Day
• Circling back around, runway could be extended at Aurora
• Circling back around, runway could be extended at Aurora
• Downtown businesses need to take ownership of graffiti
• Downtown businesses need to take ownership of graffiti
• Brooks Gardens has award-winning peony
• Brooks Gardens has award-winning peony
• Immanuel holding day camp July 11-15
• Immanuel holding day camp July 11-15
• Births from 6/15
• Births from 6/15
• Comic to perform at Woodburn library
• Comic to perform at Woodburn library
• Dramatist to visit Faith Christian Fellowship on June 19
• Dramatist to visit Faith Christian Fellowship on June 19
• Group seeks host families for exchange students
• Group seeks host families for exchange students
• Don’t let healthy eating fall prey to time and money
• Don’t let healthy eating fall prey to time and money
• Retiring on her own terms
• Retiring on her own terms
• Aurora State Airport to host World War II planes
• Aurora State Airport to host World War II planes
• JFK sends off class of 2011
• JFK sends off class of 2011
• Moderate to intense exercise may protect seniors' brains
• New location for Fiesta court car wash
• Gervais police hosting a fundraiser June 17-18
• Former city employee arraigned for theft
• Rise in temperature equals more graffiti
• City hires WAT coordinator as new pool manager
• Float your boat
• Early retirements helped NMSD ease budget constraints
• Gervais cuts music, art and consumer science
• Donation truck to sit in Independent lot
• Letters to the editor for June 11
• Reeves receives surprise sendoff
• Should people have to pass a drug test to get welfare?
• Salmonella infections on the rise, but foodborne illnesses rates declining overall
• Senior Estates to celebrate 50 years
• City of Woodburn summer trips for seniors
• Be sure to share family stories
• The earlier, the better
• Count your blessings and receive God's joy
• Offering a wealth of health information
• Radish: not just any root
• Remember when: North Marion over the years
• Hilton signs to play softball at Clackamas
• Remember when: More than just a small class
• Pair of North Marion seniors compete in all-star softball series
• Smoking raises women's risk for peripheral arterial disease
• Three Trojans receive all-state recognition
• Three Bulldogs earn conference honors in baseball
• Three North Marion baseball players earn first-team honors
• New weekly column will tackle a variety of sports topics
• High school club donates $1,700 toward AED
• North Marion says goodbye to seniors
• Rural customers will now get recycling option
• Another death on Highway 99E over the weekend
• Aurora to consider annexing property
• HPD to beef up pedestrian patrols
• Serving others
• Governor signs Aurora fire bill
• Businesses band together for Habitat
• Extension services critical for farmers
• WSD doing the best with what it has
• ECMC Foundation awards 10 scholarships to Woodburn grads
• Fundraiser for GHS class of 2012
• North Marion honors scholarship winners
• JFK grads receive Gates and Ford Foundation scholarships
• WHS grads receive $1.8 million in scholarships
• End of school year party
• Rummage and bake sale this weekend
• Wyffels Park cleanup this Saturday
• Fiesta court to host car wash
• Library programs begin June 10
• Silver Creek comes to the aid of family who lost husband, father in accident
• Gervais holds graduation ceremonies
• Wes Cook: Once a coach, always a coach
• Wes Cook left a legacy of success at George Fox University
• Summer heat a danger for kids left in cars
• Senior Estates homes will be impacted sound wall
• Senior Estates homes will be impacted sound wall
• NMSB picks Keyser as new superintendent
• NMSB picks Keyser as new superintendent
• Woodburn city budget down 10 percent
• Woodburn city budget down 10 percent
• Enduring a 50-mile trek
• Enduring a 50-mile trek
• 6-4 Obituaries
• 6-4 Obituaries
• 6-4 Letters to the Editor
• 6-4 Letters to the Editor
• Champoeg to offer free fishing weekend
• Champoeg to offer free fishing weekend
• Relay for Life Car Show June 25
• Relay for Life Car Show June 25
• Audritsh, Kalugin earn scholarships from BPW
• Audritsh, Kalugin earn scholarships from BPW
• Woodburn graduates nearly 300 on Friday
• Bible Club held each Thursday
• VBS to be held June 20-25
• SPHS sends 17 graduates into the world
• DUIIs up over Memorial Day weekend
• Food pyramid replaced by MyPlate symbol
• Woodburn DMV office will be closed June 6-9
• Woodburn tennis camps
• Woodburn Golf Clubs presents first-ever 'Oregon Sand Green Open'
• North Marion volleyball camps
• Martinez earns second-team all-league honor in golf
• Merrill leaves North Marion position for Sherwood
• Rodriguez headlines Kennedy's all-conference selections
• Kennedy's season ends with loss to Union
• Most sports concussions occur in school-age children, report shows
• Newberg man arrested for DUII in Thursday crash near St. Paul
• Newberg man arrested for DUII in Thursday crash near St. Paul
• Woodburn Relay for Life raffling a Traeger grill
• Woodburn Relay for Life raffling a Traeger grill
• Against the Odds: Elizabeth Baca's change in priority
• Against the Odds: Elizabeth Baca's change in priority
• WSD will cut $3.2 million
• WSD will cut $3.2 million
• ODOT: Interchange on a ‘highly accelerated’ schedule
• ODOT: Interchange on a ‘highly accelerated’ schedule
• Rural fire districts get legislative win
• Rural fire districts get legislative win
• Hubbard letter carriers will move to Aurora office, service to stay the same
• Hubbard letter carriers will move to Aurora office, service to stay the same
• Mandate removal bill sails through house
• Mandate removal bill sails through house
• Law change in Hubbard is good
• Law change in Hubbard is good
• Adequate funding is key to students’ success
• Adequate funding is key to students’ success
• Making a plan to manage asthma
• Making a plan to manage asthma
• Do you have a disaster preparedness plan for your pet?
• Do you have a disaster preparedness plan for your pet?
• Leo Club returns to Woodburn High School
• Leo Club returns to Woodburn High School
• Interact Club born out of senior project
• Interact Club born out of senior project
• Legislatures extends Enterprise Program
• Legislatures extends Enterprise Program
• WHS students go the extra mile
• WHS students go the extra mile
• Seniors GEAR UP for college
• Seniors GEAR UP for college
• Arthur Academy runs to raise funds for outdoor equipment
• Arthur Academy runs to raise funds for outdoor equipment
• Returning athletes give Woodburn high hopes for future
• Returning athletes give Woodburn high hopes for future
• Villa sweeps three events at state track meet
• Villa sweeps three events at state track meet
• Performance at state extra special for senior duo
• Performance at state extra special for senior duo
• Kids should avoid energy drinks, limit sports drinks, pediatricians say
• Brisk walking helpful for men with prostate cancer, study suggests
• Against the odds: Arcadio Gómez had to work twice as hard to graduate
• Man who claimed Woodburn’s water was bad offers mea culpa
• N. Marion narrows superintendent search down to two
• 5-28 Letters to the Editor
• Things were a lot easier when we were kids
• Farmers markets now OK in Hubbard
• JFK presents ‘Dead Giveaway’
• Students strut science stuff
• Keep food safety in mind when grilling
• Huskies fall to Henley in first round of state playoffs
• Aged to perfection — 70 years in the making
• Texas man killed Wednesday in Highway 99E accident
• Berries, Brews and BBQs contest returns June 11
• North Marion duo makes school history at state tournament
• North Marion duo makes school history at state tournament
• Man killed on Highway 99E on Wednesday identified
• Man killed on Highway 99E on Wednesday identified
• Trojans hang on in seventh to advance in playoffs
• Trojans hang on in seventh to advance in playoffs
• Pedestrian killed south of Gervais on Highway 99E
• Take steps to prevent swimmer's ear this summer
• Class 5A state meet: Vazquez shatters school record, takes second in hurdles
• Class 4A state meet: Davis, relay team power Huskies to success
• Against the odds: Angie Kosovan feels blessed to be in America
• Arthritis is a potential barrier to exercise for obese adults
• Bomb squad called to U.S. Bank in Woodburn
• Friday night fire destroys downtown home
• 5-25 Obituaries
• Team effort propels Huskies to state playoffs
• 2A state meet: Traeger wins long jump crown
• Kennedy secures Tri-River title
• 1A state meet: St. Paul girls place fifth
• 3A state meet: Chhun takes second in long jump
• Defending state champs end North Marion's season
• Youth soccer registration
• Season ends in disappointment for the Woodburn tennis team
• Despite claims, city says water is ‘100 percent safe’
• Reading in Russian
• Festival showcases the Russian bilingual program
• Time away gave a refreshing perspective of American history
• 5-25 Letters to the Editor
• Memorial Day is a good time for reflection
• Miche Bag party May 26
• French Prairie Middle School Kiwanis Terrific Kids for May
• Helping hands
• AIS service day aims to give back to the community
• Ready, set ... grill!
• 'Bath salts' an emerging drug problem, officials report
• Against the odds: Richard Ramirez made the right choices
• Piper, Geschwill re-elected to fire board
• Downtown intersections coming up to ADA standards
• Timbers make stop at Nellie Muir
• Relay for Life fundraiser June 11
• A whole new farmer’s market
• 5-21 Letters to the Editor
• 5-21 Obituaries
• District music festival draws huge crowd
• Cardiac rehabilitation boosts survival after angioplasty
• Soul’s Harbor concert Tuesday
• Postponing asthma treatment leaves people sicker, study finds
• St. Paul girls dominate district track meet, send athletes to nine events at state
• St. Paul girls dominate district track meet, send athletes to nine events at state
• Traeger wins three district titles
• Traeger wins three district titles
• Bulldogs earn first-ever Mid-Willamette Conference win
• Bulldogs earn first-ever Mid-Willamette Conference win
• Record-breaking day sees Huskies place third at district meet
• Record-breaking day sees Huskies place third at district meet
• Early election results give Piper, Geschwill huge leads
• Early election results give Piper, Geschwill huge leads
• Pomeroy, Cardenas fuel Trojans’ sixth-place finish
• Against the odds: Robby Rodriguez has a heart for the arts
• WACA play opens Thursday
• WHS holding retirement party for Frances Gonzalez
• Kiwanis Safety Camp will run July 18-21
• Woodburn teen murdered
• Schrader visits downtown Woodburn
• City to offer summer camps
• Farmers could see relief from inheritance tax bill
• Local girl wins pendant design contest
• 5-18 Obituaries
• Lease or own? Short term vs. long term space needs for our students
• 5-18 Letters to the Editor
• Great students coming out of Woodburn
• 5-18 Birth announcements
• ALA hosts orientation
• Could your dog be obese?
• Engaging the gifts of years
• Shalom retreat workshop on healing after profound loss May 21
• Master Gardeners to meet in Salem next week
• NARFE meeting this Thursday
• Event to raise funds for NM grad with cancer will be held May 20
• Knowing their stuff down to a science
• Vazquez shines in 100 and hurdles
• Records fall, but only Guzman headed to state
• Chhun wins pair of district titles for Gervais
• Misplaced safety concerns may keep parents from getting flu vaccines for kids with asthma
• Courthouse Square, budget are top priorities for county
• Phase II of pool project under way
• Woodburn man charged with identity theft, making false claims to the IRS
• Independent welcomes two new staffers
• More foster families are needed in Oregon
• OPR OKs Hubbard’s use of extra funds
• WHS hosts health fair
• Field house dedicated at N. Marion
• Allergists offer tips for a safe summer sports season
• Steered by faith
• Study links sleep trouble and poor diabetes control
• Pennies for Pamela
• Daughters mimic their moms' tanning bed habits, survey suggests
• Police Memorial Week emotional for Woodburn
• City of Hubbard avoids cuts
• Gervais prepares for catastrophic event
• Woodburn post office sees 6 percent decrease
• Aviation board sends citizens group more options
• Submarine economic development
• 5-11 Letters to the Editor
• Schrader’s downtown tour serves notice things are changing
• 5-11 Birth announcements
• JFK alum raises $20,000 for Cambodian education
• Caring for those less fortunate
• Floral bill takes another step to reality
• Valor Middle School Kiwanis Terrific Kids for May
• Even short-term painkiller use may be risky after heart attack
• Time to Shine: Bulldogs look for success at district meet
• Chhun goes 4 for 4 at Colton meet
• Be wary of teas, supplements for infants, researchers say
• Cutting-edge facility being built in Woodburn
• Cutting-edge facility being built in Woodburn
• Rockin' in the U.S.A.
• Rockin' in the U.S.A.
• North Marion places third in tennis standings
• North Marion places third in tennis standings
• 5-7 Letters to the Editor
• 5-7 Letters to the Editor
• Introducing the 2011 Fiesta Mexicana queen candidates
• Introducing the 2011 Fiesta Mexicana queen candidates
• 5-7 Obituaries
• Hundreds gather on City Hall steps
• Hobson sets new standard for freshman
• Chloramination of Woodburn's water begins Monday
• Grad rates still low, but improving
• Police seek black man in connection with Coach robbery
• Government issues warnings about bogus STD products
• Huskies battle, but drop two games to Tri-Valley frontrunner
• Woodburn youth football registration
• Gervais casino night to raise funds for football program
• Woodburn United soccer tryouts
• Asthma cases rising
• Fall sports registration for North Marion PRYDE
• North Marion boys basketball camp
• North Marion girls basketball camp
• Kennedy takes over top spot in baseball standings
• Four teams vie for positioning in Tri-Valley Conference race
• Young women and girls still seek tanned skin, despite cancer risks, survey shows
• Union Family and Community Education Group meeting May 5
• Vet clinic celebrates 65 years
• Keeping the memory sharp as the years go on
• Two newcomers seek spot on Mount Angel School Board
• More teachers, less bureaucracy
• 5-4 Letters to the Editor
• Piper, Geschwill are better choices for fire board
• Woodburn celebrates May Day
• Sun shines on Wine Down
• MC Fair announces entertainment
• First-ever art, science and technology fair to be held May 23
• Locals react to the killing of Osama bin Laden
• Day of the Child celebrated April 30
• Geschwill, Jacobucci vie for Position 3 on WFB
• Piper, Wurdinger-Kelly vie for Position 2 on WFB
• Independent website now subscriber-only
• Many depressed teens do not get treatment, report finds
• Chhun breaks Gervais record in the long jump
• Fitness classes in Woodburn
• Woodburn youth basketball camp
• Woodburn tennis team dominates South Albany
• Hilton homers lead North Marion to Estacada sweep
• Mount Angel begins sidewalk project
• MacLaren pleads for less cuts
• Rising costs, flat revenues leave budget worse than expected
• 4-30 May election Letters to the Editor
• Local schools celebrate May Day
• Path to a city logo nearly complete
• Grilling in the Garden returns May 19
• Marion County Fair going green again
• IB art students strut their stuff
• Childhood music lessons may help the brain stay sharp with age
• Locals show up to support changing Oregon driver’s license law
• 4-30 Letters to the editor
• A new year will bring new experiences
• WSB approves Excelsior Prep Charter School
• Gervais hosts ethics training
• City licenses nine taxi companies
• Will April showers bring May flowers?
• WB Garden Club will meet May 3
• WB Garden Club will meet May 3
• JFK garage sale fundraiser May 6-7
• JFK garage sale fundraiser May 6-7
• Two buses from Woodburn head to Salem for May Day rally
• Two buses from Woodburn head to Salem for May Day rally
• Hubbard man chases burglary suspects
• Hubbard man chases burglary suspects
• Aurora State Airport in holding pattern
• Aurora State Airport in holding pattern
• PGE pays Marion County $7.5 million in franchise fees
• PGE pays Marion County $7.5 million in franchise fees
• Men among those with low osteoporosis knowledge, study finds
• Police department gets accreditation honor
• WSD leaning toward late starts every Wednesday
• Tulip Fest extended
• Bavarian Haus closes
• Retired WSD librarian receives honor
• Urban Renewal for rural airports lifts off despite opposition
• The very elderly benefit from high blood pressure treatment, guidelines say
• May Day rally highlights immigration rights
• Doing what it takes to succeed
• Two running unopposed for Gervais School Board
• Phi Theta Kappa inducts Woodburn students
• Woodburn grad promoted
• 4-27 Birth announcements
• Woodburn offers plenty to do this weekend
• 4-27 Letters to the Editor
• County still doesn’t know what state, federal monies it will receive
• 4-27 Obituaries
• Bulldogs running toward districts
• Huskies' 11-game winning streak ends
• Huskies now in a battle for third after split with Gladstone
• May Day celebrations this week
• Tigard woman, two dogs killed in Sunday crash
• Woodburn upsets West Albany to extend winning streak
• Avgi earns third straight all-state honor
• Stepping up the competition
• Kroger talks crime to Woodburn Rotarians
• One cool breeze
• 4-23 Letters to the Editor
• Prescription drug abuse an 'epidemic,' government says
• National Day of Prayer event May 5
• Wells Fargo robber sentenced to 15 years
• Hubbard park is headed for upgrade
• Mikkola shooter sentenced to over 63 years in prison
• 4-23 Obituaries
• Woman hit by car on Highway 99E identified
• April 25 Woodburn City Council meeting canceled
• Alzheimer's disease diagnosis guidelines updated
• May Day event May 1 downtown
• 4-20 Obituaries
• No more free ride on the Internet
• Woodburn Kiwanis raises over $24,000
• News briefs from the April 20 issue
• Brooks Elementary hosts concert
• French Prairie MS Kiwanis Terrific Kids for April
• Valor MS Kiwanis Terrific Kids for April
• Chartraw re-elected
• City seeking new pool manager
• Transmitiendo los Timbers
• Following cancer prevention guidelines reduces heart disease risk too
• Woodburn senior's personal project
• City hands out tow contracts
• Grants garner new technology for Hubbard
• ACC raises water rates by 54 percent
• Area churches celebrate Easter
• A lemon-kissed Easter
• Teen Anime Night at the library this Thursday
• People often don't mention alternative therapy use to their doctors, survey finds
• Move to the U.S. was a life-changing event for Beverlyn Stott
• Move to the U.S. was a life-changing event for Beverlyn Stott
• Hayden selected for 4A all-star series
• Hayden selected for 4A all-star series
• Singles play leads Bulldogs to winning streak
• Singles play leads Bulldogs to winning streak
• Schrenk places second at Meet of Champions
• Schrenk places second at Meet of Champions
• Cougars looking ahead to 2011 football season
• Cougars looking ahead to 2011 football season
• Relay teams highlight Woodburn's meet at South Albany
• Relay teams highlight Woodburn's meet at South Albany
• Pedestrian killed Saturday in Woodburn
• Pedestrian killed Saturday in Woodburn
• Michael Cantu crowned Mr. Bulldog in record-breaking year
• Michael Cantu crowned Mr. Bulldog in record-breaking year
• Downtown Community Garden in jeopardy of closing
• Downtown Community Garden in jeopardy of closing
• 4-20 Letters to the Editor
• 4-20 Letters to the Editor
• Diet and lifestyle changes can significantly lower triglycerides
• Young parents often let healthy habits slip, study suggests
• Airborne aspirations
• Leadership Woodburn graduates nine
• North Marion sets timeline in search for new superintendent
• Duda named Mr. JFK
• 4-16 Letters to the Editor
• Seattle sports fans know about humility
• Little Caesars pizza coming to Woodburn next month
• Students: Parents need to talk about sex with their children
• Merrill hired to lead JFK
• Marion County is hungriest in state
• Being physically or emotionally abused leads to mental health problems in men
• Chamber 'fun-raiser'
• Foster Farms burns
• One writer's untold story
• Antibiotic resistance a growing health threat, government warns
• Budget forecast for WSD brightens
• Security could get a boost at City Hall
• Mount Angel will have to cut $800,000 from school budget
• NM students pitching in
• 4-13 Letters to the Editor
• Everyone deserves to be treated humanely
• Open windows can be a hazard for kids, experts warn
• Zumba fun
• Sidewalk about to become reality in Hubbard
• NM Auction raises over $35,000
• Benefit for local shelter slated for May 1
• Immanuel to host holy week activities
• Down to a science
• Eight straight! Huskies keep winning streak alive in dramatic fashion
• Bulldogs and Huskies compete at Willamette Falls Invitational
• Doubles teams lead Huskies to second straight win
• Bulldogs win 12 events despite inclement weather
• Huskies snap three-game losing streak with back-to-back wins against Molalla
• Soy foods don't raise risk for breast cancer recurrence, study suggests
• Workers feel robbed
• Bombing, Mikkola shooting cause premiums to skyrocket
• City-sponsored Easter egg hunt set for April 21
• 4-9 Obituaries
• Geography whiz
• MacLaren to form advisory committee
• Wellspring to host dinner and movie event April 16
• Hubbard park organizers need over $16,000 to build veterans memorial
• WPL to host library week event
• North Marion HS to host career fair April 19
• Risks of estrogen therapy fade after treatment ends
• Women with low physical health scores have poorer breast cancer outcomes
• Mr. JFK pageant to be held Thursday
• Kalugin breaks school record in 100-meter hurdles
• Woodburn coach to play pro ball in Europe
• Honorary coaches were a highlight for Woodburn
• Cancer rates continue to decline
• Local florist trying to change an industry
• NMSD budget a little better than originally thought
• Water walking devices aren't safe, government warns
• Woodburn man arrested on rape charges
• Boy, 14, arrested in aquatic center robbery
• 4-6 Obituaries
• 4-6 Letters to the Editor
• Local florist trying to change industry for the little guys
• Mount Angel Family Medicine to open new facility
• Curves hosting food drive, Gervais hosting bingo event
• Making sure no one dies alone
• JFK grad hosting fundraiser at University of Portland for Cambodian schools April 20
• Adkins graduates from basic combat training
• 4-6 Birth announcements
• 4-6 Club news
• Independent audit shows WSD needs to communicate better
• Child abuse prevention a high priority in Gervais
• Verastegui named Mr. Husky
• Road closed over safety dispute
• Deputy sheriff charged with official misconduct
• 4-6 Police reports
• No runway extension recommended for Aurora State Airport
• Woodburn Together, Les Schwab seek diaper donations
• Researchers examine how some people with type 1 diabetes avoid complications for decades
• Obese seniors benefit most when they combine diet and exercise
• Personal experience, positive perspective
• Complaints surface about deceased Top-O-Hill RV owner
• Fiber-Fab fined $17K for failing to report toxins
• Shots fired near Young Street on Thursday
• Woodburn police warn of possible fraud
• Poop scooping is a source of pride for dog owners
• 4-2 Letters to the Editor
• Local dairy farmer advocates for ag rights
• WB hosting three open houses on water chlorination implementation
• Reeves hanging it up after 40 years in education
• Radiation from airport scanners doesn't pose a significant health risk, report finds
• Ecstasy sending more Americans to the emergency room
• MASD to have budget meeting April 4
• MASD to have budget meeting April 4
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Woodburn Foursquare Church
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Woodburn Foursquare Church
• Independent giving out five scholarships
• Independent giving out five scholarships
• Man sets small fire in Walmart
• Man sets small fire in Walmart
• Poor diet raises anemia risk in older women
• Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast to feature Miss Oregon
• Bike patrol
• Animal law becoming a growing interest
• On your mark, get set — Go!
• 3-30 Letters to the editor
• Remember the plight of business owners
• A kiss is not just a kiss
• 3-30 Obituaries
• Community college tuition waiver is topic of Senate Bill
• Mandate removal bill is still in committee
• Economy claims Grocery Outlet
• No good evidence that alternative treatments help colic
• Gervais goals include parks plan, City Hall
• ‘True love never dies’
• Working with his hands
• ‘Eternal significance’ is more valuable than money
• Tomato history: from poison to obsession
• Support your local nurseries
• Two tickets to paradise
• The man behind the lens
• Aurora resident wins Star of Life Award
• Palomar kills plan for liquid natural gas pipeline
• Hoop it up
• New and familiar faces in the May 17 election
• Adkins graduates from combat training
• Hallmark Properties’ 2010 top producer
• Levi Cooper: Achieving a dream
• Huskies sweep spring break tournament
• Girls Night Out event planned at French Prairie Gardens
• 3-26 Obituaries
• Student fundraiser for Doernbecher this Friday
• Woodburn Garden Club meets April 5
• Christmas in March for Gilliam
• Prep work begins for project on Fifth Street
• Aurora wants to annex airport
• Excelsior Prep opening could be delayed
• Woodburn Fire District will host safety seminar
• Gervais finalizes graphics for its first-ever city logo
• Future site of City Hall
• WHS senior celebration fundraiser
• Chamber bowling tournament set for April 14
• 3-26 Letters to the editor
• Songs of spring
• With summer on the way, pediatricians offer advice on camp
• Pollen count predictions aren't always accurate, study finds
• WSD installs higher security around modulars
• Marion County assessor found dead in his Salem home from apparent suicide
• Kelsey Kahle camp returns to North Marion
• 3-23 Obituaries
• Health fair set for March 31
• Hubbard group seeks help raising funds for veterans memorial
• Woodburn administrators could be on the chopping block
• Quality applicants for Hubbard finance job
• WSD, classified staff reach agreement
• Preparing for the worst
• We need world-class education
• 3-23 Letters to the Editor
• It’s time to start thinking about Relay for Life
• Willman advances military career
• 3-23 Local college news
• For the benefit of the students
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School for March
• 3-23 Birth announcements
• Aurora ALA to be visited by organization’s president
• Buzz in Mount Angel over eighth-grader’s shot at statewide geography bee
• Above the board
• Combination treatment may help allergic kids tolerate milk
• Fraudulent weight-loss products harmful to health, FDA warns
• Teacher, coach arrested for kissing player
• Mayor meets with legislators
• Councilors debate bikes on 99E
• Most of those treated for inhalant abuse are adults, study shows
• Following her dreams
• Revenues are low but city budget appears OK
• WB mayor chooses essay contest winner
• NMHS will be the hub of police activity Monday
• Library has a lot going on during spring break
• Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast set for May 10
• Confessions of a golf junkie
• Shamrock tavern is officially no more
• Four locals sworn in as Marion County Sheriff’s cadets
• Police, community get-together deemed a success
• Drug raid nets 16 arrests
• Keep kids in rear-facing car seats longer, pediatricians urge
• Depression can make knee arthritis symptoms worse
• Woodburn varsity girls basketball coach arrested
• Medication reactions send a million seniors to the ER each year
• Merrill earns second straight coach of the year honor
• A season to remember for Woodburn
• An early exit for Woodburn
• Bulldogs fall to Corvallis in quarterfinals
• A.W.A.R.E. Food Bank seeks partners in matching funds program for second year
• MCSO seeking reserve deputies
• Lincoln Elementary students learn life lessons during interview process
• Surgery can help men become fertile again after childhood cancer
• Big Brothers Big Sisters now in Woodburn
• GSB votes to move fifth grade to Brooks
• Woodburn well represented at leadership conference
• 3-16 Letters to the Editor
• Many ‘myths’ regarding aquatic center
• Gervais shines with pageant
• 3-16 Birth announcements
• 3-16 Obituaries
• High blood pressure may lead to reduced mobility in seniors
• SMART program at elementary schools
• The rewards of reading
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School for March
• Seeking your input — and understanding — about school district budgets
• Airport meeting draws crowd of nearly 100
• Aviation chairman takes on Wilsonville and Clackamas County — again
• Revitalization group hopes to end downtown frustrations
• Gervais struts its stuff
• Number of cancer survivors grows to nearly 12 million
• Weight-loss surgery can improve heart health when other weight-loss methods fail
• Hispanic growth in Woodburn much lower than county, state
• Benefit recital set for March 27
• ‘Who’s on Third?’ concert March 20
• Mailbox junk mail to go down
• Rhoades named superintendent for WL-WVSD
• Tulip sale proceeds will go toward scholarships
• Tulip sale proceeds will go toward scholarships
• Wolfer hired to replace Long at GSD
• Wolfer hired to replace Long at GSD
• Report identifies seven keys to keeping weight off
• Walgreens now open
• Acrobratic artists strut their stuff
• State outlines alternatives for Aurora Airport
• Up next: Making 99E look better
• Bill would reduce education reporting mandates
• Change, especially in a small community, can be hard to understand
• Ignorance and intolerance will never determine how we do our job
• 3-9 Letters to the Editor
• Rules were made to be bent
• NMSD getting public input on how to deal with budget crisis
• Fiesta Mexicana royalty court deadline extended to April 1
• CSI: Gervais
• Technology may be keeping us awake at night, sleep survey finds
• Avgi earns third straight player of the year honor
• Willcuts was an inspiration, despite limited playing time
• Phoenix shooters out-gun Huskies
• Youth movement bodes well for Cougars' future
• North Marion grad headed to Philadelphia for nationals
• Two arrested for selling drugs at Woodburn apartment
• Mount Angel baseball, softball sign-ups Saturday
• GHS bingo March 15
• HPIC seeking used car donations
• St. Paul City Council listens to public testimony on rodeo grounds
• Breastfeeding helps prevent obesity in kids born to moms with diabetes
• Premature joy
• Premature joy
• Fifth Street construction to begin next month
• Fifth Street construction to begin next month
• Marion County Fire Board rejects third-party investigation
• Marion County Fire Board rejects third-party investigation
• Lack of sleep may worsen ADHD symptoms
• Fiesta named state's best cultural event
• Oktoberfest honored as best overall festival, most philanthropical in Oregon
• Accomplishing my list of new things to do
• Mount Angel breaks ground on new community center
• ‘Sideways Stories' on tap at NMHS
• Bulldogs headed to Class 5A quarterfinals with 17-point win on Friday
• Smoking during pregnancy linked to congenital heart defects
• Opinions mixed on aquatic center fee hikes
• MacLaren youths receive leadership training
• 3-2 Letters to the Editor
• Encouraging positive choices
• City of St. Paul should sell rodeo grounds
• North Marion Roboteers dubbed ‘most innovative’
• Rodeo Association wants to purchase rodeo grounds
• NM teacher runs for the benefit of his students
• North Marion grad heads to Brazil on mission trip
• North Marion grad heads to Brazil on mission trip
• Woodburn grad attached to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit
• Woodburn grad attached to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit
• NMSD accepting registration for preschool and kindergarten
• NMSD accepting registration for preschool and kindergarten
• Club meetings planned in March
• Club meetings planned in March
• 3-2 Birth Announcements
• 3-2 Birth Announcements
• 3-2 Obituaries
• 3-2 Obituaries
• UPDATE: Senates passes Aurora fire bill
• UPDATE: Senates passes Aurora fire bill
• Out of committee, bill for Aurora Fire District on to Senate floor
• Out of committee, bill for Aurora Fire District on to Senate floor
• Screening, lifestyle changes could prevent many colorectal cancer deaths
• Bulldogs hold off sharp-shooting Lancers to earn state playoff berth
• North Marion wrestlers score three state titles
• Huskies advance to state with win over Seaside
• Lady Bulldogs earn first postseason win in over a decade
• Huskies felt like they were "in control" of regular season finale
• 2-26 Obituaries
• Soda and other sugary drinks may raise blood pressure
• Swim team feels unwanted by city
• Swim team feels unwanted by city
• Flower basket program will give back
• Flower basket program will give back
• 2-26 Letters to the Editor
• 2-26 Letters to the Editor
• Becoming a ‘school of excellence’
• Becoming a ‘school of excellence’
• Too much light at night limits production of key sleep hormone
• WPD wants to develop resources in community
• Out and about
• Hubbard Chevrolet scores goal for area youth soccer
• Passing knowledge on to younger students
• Read Across America Day is March 2
• Read Across America Day is March 2
• WACA to put on 'The Diary of Anne Frank'
• WACA to put on 'The Diary of Anne Frank'
• The drive to five
• OSP asks FBI to review bombing incident
• Horse registration bill dead on arrival
• ALA accepting Girls State applications
• Day of the Child celebration seeks wider range of activities
• Finding way around Capitol turned out to be bigger chore than planned
• 2-23 Letters to the Editor
• High school students doing good work
• 2-23 Obituaries
• Gastric bypass beats other surgeries for weight loss, improving diabetes, studies suggest
• Huskies share conference title, will host Seaside in postseason on Friday
• 2-23 Church Briefs
• 2-23 Club News
• Legislature’s SB 239: Robbing Peter to pay Paul
• New floral bill will keep nearly $1.5 million in Oregon
• Valor students promote anti-bullying pledge
• Temperature rising with WSD classified staff
• Common childhood skin condition may be a precursor to food allergies
• Woodburn will host play-in game Wednesday after senior night win
• Taking the next step
• Woodburn clinches second place in Mid-Willamette
• Huskies rebound from Madras heartbreaker
• Convicted sex offender arrested in Woodburn
• 2-19 Obituaries
• North Marion to host budget forum Feb. 24
• Fundraiser for family of Mount Angel car crash victims this weekend
• Job cuts could be imminent in the Mount Angel School District
• Pacific University to offer grants to WSD teachers
• Kindergarten transition workshop March 1
• The Hub offers more space for Christian youth group
• 2-19 Letters to the Editor
• Could 2011 be off to a more depressing start?
• JFK hosting benefit dinner March 12
• César Chávez conference slated for March 11 at WOU
• Raccoons in Mount Angel area believed to have canine distemper
• Aurora council approved $1 million supplemental budget
• Bautista given Latino Educator Award
• Eating fiber can help you live longer, study suggests
• Poor sleep linked to increased rheumatoid arthritis symptoms
• Back to the drawing board for Hubbard
• Documentary to focus on adversity of undocumented youth
• North Marion helps Hubbard Police take a bite out of crime
• Knee replacements can last 20 years or more, study finds
• Walgreens slated for March open
• 2-16 Letters to the Editor
• Community should be proud of DSA winners
• Gervais School District releases potential cuts
• Sacred Heart names distinguished grad for 2010-11
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School for February
• Local band students get challenge in regional event at Molalla High School
• High school hazing investigation wraps up
• 2-16 Obituaries
• Quitting smoking before cancer treatment improves survival, study suggests
• 2-16 Birth announcements
• Bruce gets Navy promotion
• Sgt. Mikkola nominated in ‘America’s Most Wanted’ All Star police contest
• Bringing out the wurst in Mount Angel
• 2-16 Police Reports
• Distinguished Service Award winners announced
• Motorcyclist arrested for lane-splitting and excessive speeding near Woodburn
• Fire chief reprimanded by board for on-duty New Year’s Eve crash
• Energy drinks can be risky for kids
• Bulldogs take momentum into district tournament with second straight win
• St. Paul clinches share of Casco League title
• Huskies send 13 to regional tournament
• 2-12 Obituaries
• Two former employees return to Hubbard Chevrolet
• Hubbard man arrested for sex abuse
• Carquest manager arrested for stealing $7,500
• HPIC considers bringing in the circus as a fundraiser
• 2-12 Letters to the Editor
• WeBSS upperclassmen get unique opportunity to learn about careers
• Cutting out the bad parts
• SPHS student suspended for putting camera in locker room
• Four left homeless in Mount Angel fire
• Aggressive lymph node surgery not always needed for early breast cancer, study suggests
• Woodburn runs past West Albany in the fourth quarter
• Pool manager felt ‘blindsided’ by firing
• Local lawmakers introduce bill to help rural fire districts
• Bulldogs ready for districts after win in season finale
• Late free throws help Lady Bucks slip past Pirates
• Kennedy senior earns running scholarship
• Bucks handle Perrydale
• Bulldog grapplers earn first MWC
• Woodburn boys look ahead to final four games
• Lady Bulldogs snap losing streak
• Danskey makes Dean's list at Anderson University
• Get involved with your local school board
• Be safe, be respectful and be responsible
• 2-9 Birth announcements
• ALA to host patriotism program at NMPS on Feb. 18
• Quilting workshop slated for Feb. 24-26
• Stoops picked to lead MASD
• 2-9 Obituaries
• WSD getting ready for ‘worst-case scenario’ in budget preparations
• All in the name of fun
• Road woes continue for Bulldogs
• Marijuana use may lead to earlier onset of psychotic illness
• Starting solid food too early ups obesity risk in formula-fed babies
• Layoffs expected at MacLaren
• Layoffs expected at MacLaren
• Hubbard mail carrier arrested for stealing mail
• Hubbard mail carrier arrested for stealing mail
• Glitch in automated system sends out e-mails with Gervais spelled as ‘Jurvis’
• Glitch in automated system sends out e-mails with Gervais spelled as ‘Jurvis’
• HPIC holding bingo fundraiser
• HPIC holding bingo fundraiser
• Gervais Middle School celebrates other culture
• Gervais Middle School celebrates other culture
• WFD hands out annual awards
• WFD hands out annual awards
• Aurora seeks to decertify police union
• Aurora seeks to decertify police union
• Don’t underestimate the importance of vitamin D
• Lifting weights can help seniors stay independent, researchers say
• Early treatment of Lyme disease can help prevent arthritis
• WACA students shine at art competition
• North Marion planning for $2 million in losses
• Bingo night to benefit Donald firefighters coming March 3
• ALA to host Valentine party
• Let’s all help Woodburn Reads reach its goal of 5 million pages
• Love INC seeks executive director
• 2-2 Letters to the Editor
• Mount Angel names first citizens
• Oktoberfest board elects officers
• World-renowned flamenco guitarist Adam Del Monte stops by Woodburn
• Protein level may help predict whether cancer will spread
• Mount Angel sewer project to cost $40,000
• ALA flea market this Saturday
• St. Paul Garden Club will meet Feb. 8
• The Hub to host first event Feb. 11-12
• Woodburn Relay For Life still in need of volunteers
• Women stand to gain a lot from lower blood pressure, study finds
• Bulldogs shock top-ranked Corvallis with overtime upset
• Bulldogs shock top-ranked Corvallis with overtime upset
• Cougars split matches at three-team wrestling meet
• Cougars split matches at three-team wrestling meet
• Woodburn swimmers beat Raiders
• Woodburn swimmers beat Raiders
• Gervais senior is making the grade
• Gervais senior is making the grade
• FCE group to meet Feb. 3
• FCE group to meet Feb. 3
• 2-2 Obituaries
• 2-2 Obituaries
• Government issues updated nutrition advice
• Huskies earn pair of key wins
• 1-29 Obituaries
• Gervais hosting CSI event Feb. 26
• North Marion grad turns love of music into career
• Nine seized Woodburn horses recovering well
• MacLaren health care still robust despite budget woes
• Woodburn Reads goal: 5 million pages
• Woodburn Company Stores sees record sales in 2010
• Turnidges continue to proclaim innocence
• WHS assistant football coach dies suddenly
• Energy drinks pose health risks-with or without alcohol, researchers say
• Audritsh retiring after 20 years with HPD
• 1-26 Birth Announcements
• 1-26 Club News
• 1-26 Letters to the Editor
• Courthouse Square, ‘Striking Out Meth’ top priorities
• More Americans developing diabetes, report shows
• WSD seeks ways to improve education
• WHS changes its grading system
• People with heart disease may benefit from stress management training
• St. Paul, Holy Family school auctions coming up
• Bullying leads to eight suspensions
• Mt. Angel School District helps students, staff deal with tragedy
• Gervais to host dodgeball tourney
• Police find missing woman
• Judges sentences Turndiges to death
• Merkley takes questions from the public at town hall meeting
• Security tight in wake of Arizona shootings
• Lawmakers address superintendents on budget process
• Woodburn wins this UGB round
• Water contaminant not a health threat
• Muir answers questions on why MAPD goes outside city limits
• Cancer survivors often live with pain
• 1-22 Letters to the Editor
• I dream of ‘Jeopardy’
• Local officials being proactive with legislators
• A collaborative effort
• Cath lab will add new level of service to Wellspring
• Hubbard councilor works to smooth relationship with fire board
• Two Mt. Angel boys killed in Saturday morning crash
• Burner brings the heat, but Bulldogs are cool under pressure
• Second-half play leads North Marion to win
• Huskies use 3's and D to beat Estacada
• Huskies drop dual with Gladstone
• WPD seeking public's help in finding missing woman
• Damage from cigarette smoke starts in minutes
• 1-19 Obituaries
• Nellie Muir connects subjects through IB program
• Cleanup kits available for graffiti
• Son replaces father on Aurora City Council
• WAC hosting reception Feb. 5
• Library contest for teens
• NM students GEARed UP
• 1-19 Letters to the Editor
• After-school program vital to Woodburn
• 1-19 Birth Announcement
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from French Prairie Middle School for January
• Walking more could help lower diabetes risk
• Chamber doles out 2010 awards
• Firsthand learning
• ALA awards grant, initiates new members
• Too much TV or computer time may harm your health
• Shalom retreats on silence, women slated for Jan. 29
• Quilting Workshop coming Feb. 24-26
• Chamber's 'Super Bowl' raises $700
• 1-15 Obituaries
• After-school progam needs long-term funding
• State of the city in good shape
• Hubbard zeros in on new finance director
• Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance coming Feb. 12
• Blood drive Feb. 7 at Immanuel
• Gervais looks to increase Tree City visibility
• Osteoporosis screening recommended for women 65 and older
• Woodburn uses dominant first half to defeat Dallas
• Woodburn uses dominant first half to defeat Dallas
• A veterans memorial wall could be coming to Hubbard
• Voetberg Family concert Jan. 30
• 1-15 Letters to the Editor
• Two local jurors speak out on Turnidge death sentence
• Church hosting 13-week financial class
• NM giving students healthier options
• Behavioral therapy reduces incontinence after prostate cancer surgery
• Optimism is good for teens' health, study finds
• FDA sets limits on prescription painkiller ingredient
• Police make one arrest in car vandalism spree, more expected
• Mt. Angel Lions Club seeks used cell phones
• Graffiti spree nets one arrest
• 1-8 Obituaries
• McCain ready for another run in the mayor’s seat
• Asbestos removal bid goes to Salem company
• 1-12 Letters to the editor
• Superintendent search in Mt. Angel moves along
• The green team
• Coffee Stop gives customers a taste of ‘greener’ coffee
• Upcoming seminars from the Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel
• Make sure you can afford a pet
• Millers celebrate 50th anniversary
• 1-12 Birth announcements
• Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School for January
• Weisz named state player of the year
• North Marion starts two-game winning streak
• Huskies earn big win against Astoria
• Secondhand smoke raises kids' blood pressure
• Sacred Heart carnival a success
• 1-8 Obituaries
• 1-8 Letters to the editor
• Family stories carried on by next generation
• Marion County fire chief blamed for New Year's Eve accident
• New chief in town
• Oktoberfest board meeting set for Jan. 27
• Silverton Hospital Auxiliary to award scholarships
• NM Players hosting dessert theater
• Locals get leadership opportunity
• Wursfest returns Feb. 12-13 in Mt. Angel
• Allied Waste picking up Christmas trees for free through Jan. 14
• Animal neglect
• Rheumatoid arthritis drugs less effective for smokers
• Chamber’s annual meeting Jan. 14
• Chamber bowling tournament on Jan. 13
• Holiday season brings boost in business for Woodburn Post Office
• Textbook disposal policy to be updated
• Goodbye 2010, Hello 2011
• An award-winning image
• 1-5 Births
• Shalom retreat offers meditation and more
• Injured middle school student returns home
• 'The best of times' are ahead for Oregon
• New Year's resolutions for the city of Woodburn
• 1-5 Letters to the editor
• Sleep apnea treatment eases fatigue in three weeks, study suggests
• Women with depression, diabetes face increased risk of death
• Echinacea offers little protection from colds, study finds
• Local teenager in the national spotlight
• 1-5 Obituaries
• Union FCE group meets Jan. 6
• Two Woodburn men charged in connection with check forgery
• State of the city address Jan. 12
• Best in show
• Record rainfall brings flooding to Woodburn area
• Hubbard volunteers seek help naming nature park
• Parents lobby WSD for charter school
• Sex offender arrested in Mt. Angel case
• Lawsuit alleges sexual abuse at Mt. Angel Abbey in 1970s
• Holiday spirit alive and well
• Acupuncture may help treat lazy eye in older children
• Excess weight can be deadly, study finds
• Music from the heart
• WSD improves modular security
• Gervais business manager announces retirement
• Aurora foots $4,000 bill for crosswalk
• For the love of pets
• Got a cold? Avoid intense workouts, expert suggests
• Woodburn man involved in fatal accident near McMinnville
• 2011 will be a very good year
• Primary ovarian insufficiency linked to depression in young women
• North Marion's Jesse Magana is making the most of his opportunity
• North Marion's Jesse Magana is making the most of his opportunity
• Dady's shooting spree leads Huskies at Holiday Classic
• Dady's shooting spree leads Huskies at Holiday Classic
• Despite losses, Huskies showing growth
• Despite losses, Huskies showing growth
• Five members of state championship squad honored in all-state voting
• Five members of state championship squad honored in all-state voting
• Woodburn resident dies in 99E crash
• Woodburn resident dies in 99E crash
• Locals stop DUI driver in wild ride
• Locals stop DUI driver in wild ride
• 12-29 Obituaries
• 12-29 Obituaries
• Shalom to offer New Year's retreat
• Shalom to offer New Year's retreat
• Global Strike Challenge
• Global Strike Challenge
• Fixing park restrooms tops HPIC's 2011 goals
• Fixing park restrooms tops HPIC's 2011 goals
• NMSD budget looks grim for next fiscal year
• NMSD budget looks grim for next fiscal year
• Citizens sought for Foster Care Review Board
• Citizens sought for Foster Care Review Board
• Christmas comes early to French Prairie residents
• Christmas comes early to French Prairie residents
• Local teens get the chance to impact change
• Local teens get the chance to impact change
• Sentenced to death
• Sentenced to death
• Don't delay treatment for arthritis symptoms, experts urge
• Weightlifting doesn't cause lymphedema in breast cancer survivors, study shows
• Oregon State University announces fall honor roll recipients
• Lego Robotics teams 'have fun' in competitions
• In love with Shakespeare
• Births
• City, Latino businesses working on improving relationship
• Tensions between Kennedy, HFD boil over
• Exercise crucial for people with type 2 diabetes, new guidelines stress
• Turnidges sentenced to death
• French Prairie Middle School Terrific Kids for December
• Letters to the Editor
• Setting my goals for next year
• City of Woodburn had better get pool decision right
• Local districts improve ELL standards
• 12-22 Obituaries
• A day of giving
• Christmas Eve church services
• North Marion wears down Sweet Home for convincing win
• Sweet Home surges past North Marion in critical fourth quarter
• Eat your vegetables and live longer, study suggests
• Any exposure to cigarette smoke can damage health, surgeon general warns
• Emotions run high on pool changes
• Broken pipe causes problems for St. Mary’s
• Taylor to lead chamber board in 2011
• Woodburn Reads donates 900 books to elementary students
• 12-18 Letters to the Editor
• Scholarships available for middle school girls to attend career workshop
• Hubbard church opens new campus
• Volunteers step up for Main Street Program
• Gervais girl seriously hurt when basketball frame crashes down on her
• Many women don't get recommended mammograms, study finds
• HPD seeks public’s help
• WACC sets its priorities for next year
• December’s Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School
• Donations for homeless accepted through Jan. 26
• Celebrate Christmas early with Immanuel Lutheran Church
• Gervais doing great things to improve the city
• 12-15 Letters to the Editor
• The formation of a dream
• Woodburn libraries among state's top rated
• 12-15 Police Reports
• 12-15 Obituaries
• Local horse a world champion
• 'Good' bacteria may offer some health benefits to kids, pediatricians say
• Spirit Mountain gives Mt. Angel $50,000 for community building
• Locals advance in Military careers
• Castillo, McCaslin tie the knot
• A celebration of 60 years
• Homemade hot chocolate recipes to warm up the holidays
• Woodburn girls open season with a split against a pair 6A opponents
• Woodburn girls open season with a split against a pair 6A opponents
• Huskies break school scoring record in season opener
• Huskies break school scoring record in season opener
• Expectations high for Woodburn basketball
• Expectations high for Woodburn basketball
• Tornado warning issued for Marion County
• Tornado warning issued for Marion County
• Aquatic center to see major changes
• Despite screening options, many cancers are diagnosed in late stages
• Vapor rub helps ease kids' cold symptoms, study suggests
• Verdict comes nearly two years to the day of the bombing
• Verdict comes nearly two years to the day of the bombing
• Recount done, Kintz wins by two votes
• Recount done, Kintz wins by two votes
• Flying — RC style
• Flying — RC style
• Grant gives JFK 13 Apple iPads
• Grant gives JFK 13 Apple iPads
• GPD hopes radar will slow vehicles down
• GPD hopes radar will slow vehicles down
• Looking forward to Christmas in the snowy mountains
• Looking forward to Christmas in the snowy mountains
• Orville Roth receives highest honor from hospital foundation
• Orville Roth receives highest honor from hospital foundation
• Gervais asks county to put speed zone in front of high school
• Gervais asks county to put speed zone in front of high school
• NMSD seeking budget committee members
• NMSD seeking budget committee members
• SEDCOR throws support to Mt. Angel
• SEDCOR throws support to Mt. Angel
• Hubbard lights Christmas tree
• Hubbard lights Christmas tree
• 12-11 Obituaries
• 12-11 Obituaries
• Vitamin D, calcium recommendations updated
• 12-8 Birth announcements
• 12-8 Letters to the Editor
• Woodburn citizens have an opportunity to help
• Winners announced in AIS race
• Christmas Miracle in need of donations
• 12-8 Obituaries
• Soccer team thanks elementary students for inspiration
• Love Santa toy drive Saturday at Walmart
• Woodburn lights Christmas tree
• Oil Can Henry’s offering scholarships to local teens
• Rotary performs annual community service project for area students
• JFK to host UK band as fundraiser
• UPDATED: Turnidges found guilty
• Jury has verdict in Turnidge trials
• Boy, 16, pulled from WB pool unconscious
• Council sends sign ordinance back for more work
• Woodburn library to host holiday event, concert
• Teachers now getting more support through mentorship
• Wreath sales will help women’s group
• Marion County hosting town hall in Mt. Angel to hear concerns
• Mayor honors Woodburn soccer team
• 12-4 Obituaries
• Relay For Life team discounts available
• St. Paul blood drive Dec. 8
• Man hit by train OK
• Belly fat may weaken women's bones
• Walking helps protect mental function, study finds
• Aurora hires former Mt. Angel Mt. Angel police chief to lead department
• Local girl starts nonprofit foundation
• Bringing in commerce is good for economy
• Berkeys celebrate 50 years of marriage
• WPD says burglaries increase during holidays
• Federal dollars aimed to help youth offenders
• Scouts celebrate 100 years
• DECA officials seeking judges for competition
• Taizé Prayer Service to be held Dec. 12
• Milne appreciates support, ready to get back to work
• 12-1 Obituaries
• Local paramedic trying to raise funds for soldiers
• WHS puts on 'A Christmas Carol'
• Three die on Oregon highways over Thanksgiving
• OSP busy in Woodburn on Black Friday
• French Prairie Nursing Center seeks community’s help
• 12-1 Letters to the Editor
• Local firefighters collecting food for needy on Dec. 4
• Gervais superintendent wants to move fifth grade
• Bucks blast Triad for second straight finals berth
• Kennedy shut out by Gold Beach in semifinals
• Portland man killed in plane crash outside Hubbard, dog survives
• Homemade airplane crashes near Hubbard, 1 dead
• Breast cancer deadlier for smokers, study suggests
• Aurora finally gets ODOT to approve 99E sidewalk
• Teen Center is the place to be
• Wellspring hosting lunch and movie
• 11-27 Letters to the Editor
• Geiger earns prestigious insurance distinction
• Getting a global perspective
• Mayor’s tree lighting event to be held Dec. 5
• Joshua Turnidge admits to lying to police
• Caffeinated alcoholic beverages aren't safe, government warns
• New anti-clotting drug a promising alternative to warfarin
• Eagle Riders hosting breakfast Nov. 28
• Eagle Riders hosting breakfast Nov. 28
• Food allergens may lurk in holiday treats, allergists warn
• Woodburn’s state title ends an emotional ride
• Woodburn’s state title ends an emotional ride
• 11-24 Letters to the Editor
• 11-24 Letters to the Editor
• Chamber will partner on more projects in 2011
• Chamber will partner on more projects in 2011
• Trail Blazer Nicolas Batum meets and greets local fans
• Trail Blazer Nicolas Batum meets and greets local fans
• Hubbard councilor upset over Ming’s incident
• Hubbard councilor upset over Ming’s incident
• Mt. Angel foundation receives $300,000
• Mt. Angel foundation receives $300,000
• Oktoberfest awards $121,000 to 42 local organizations
• Oktoberfest awards $121,000 to 42 local organizations
• 11-24 Obituaries
• 11-24 Obituaries
• 11-24 Birth announcements
• 11-24 Birth announcements
• Experimental treatment helps lower hard-to-control high blood pressure
• A championship, at last!
• A championship, at last!
• State championship preview: Woodburn vs. Corvallis
• State championship preview: Woodburn vs. Corvallis
• Kennedy shuts out Oakland in quarterfinals
• Kennedy shuts out Oakland in quarterfinals
• Thrill of Victory: Bulldogs will play for state title
• Thrill of Victory: Bulldogs will play for state title
• Family Footsteps
• Family Footsteps
• Bucks overpower Crane in quarterfinals
• Bucks overpower Crane in quarterfinals
• Christmas festivities in Mt. Angel begin Dec. 4
• Christmas festivities in Mt. Angel begin Dec. 4
• Woodburn Key Club raises $100 in one hour
• Woodburn Key Club raises $100 in one hour
• ALA book grant deadline is Nov. 30
• ALA book grant deadline is Nov. 30
• Cadet program seeking applicants
• Cadet program seeking applicants
• 11-24 Church announcements
• 11-24 Church announcements
• WCS lights Christmas tree, prepares for Midnight Madness
• WCS lights Christmas tree, prepares for Midnight Madness
• Joshua Turnidge testifies in bombing trial
• Joshua Turnidge testifies in bombing trial
• The sweet taste of victory
• The sweet taste of victory
• HPV vaccine underused by young women, study suggests
• City of Woodburn Business Energy Tax Credit for Sale
• Caffeine may trigger gout attacks, study suggests
• City didn’t want OSHA to investigate bombing
• WCS hosting Midnight Madness on Thanksgiving
• Gervais mayor names contest winners
• 11-20 Letters to the Editor
• Local man wins fitness award
• ‘The Boys from Little Mexico’ author speaks of book’s journey
• Hubbard seeks to attract a Cabela’s distribution center
• WOODBURN WINS FIRST-EVER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
• Kennedy blows out Bonanza
• St. Paul takes 5th at state
• Bucks blast Adrian, move on to quarters
• Six area churches to host Thanksgiving service at NMHS
• A cappella groups from UO, OSU highlight tree-lighting event at WCS
• New cholesterol drug shows unprecedented promise
• Mt. Angel Middle School students learn how to make school greener
• Is this the year Woodburn finally wins a state title?
• Teens who cut back on salt will be healthier as adults, study suggests
• Cranberries: Jewels of the holiday table
• ODOT paves the way for Fifth Street opening
• 11-17 Letters to the Editor
• It’s time to move on from the Fifth Street decision
• Job stress raises women's heart disease risk
• Derickson testifies about OSHA request after WCB bombing
• 11-17 Obituaries
• Almost 60 benefit from Tooth Taxi
• Gervais hires Sasaki hired as full-time city manager
• Woodburn wins!
• Mike Healy hired as interim police chief in Mt. Angel
• Man arrested for sleeping in St. Paul City Hall
• Suspected gang member nabbed in Gervais
• Students 'AIS' project
• Cigarettes to carry large, graphic warning labels
• Hubbard to light Christmas tree Dec. 3
• Gervais continues upgrade of water system
• Craft fair to benefit Love Santa
• “The Boys from Little Mexico” author to speak at WHS
• French Prairie Gardens taking orders for homemade pies, treats
• Car seats often installed improperly
• NM to put on ‘Willy Wonka’
• Overuse of texting, social networking linked to risky behaviors in teens
• Police seeking two Hispanic males in connection with armed robbery
• Woodburn man arrested after firing gun
• Veterans remembered at Belle Passi
• 8-13 Obituaries
• Breastfeeding doesn't mean less sleep for mom
• People with rheumatic diseases often skip medicines, study suggests
• TSU called to Woodburn apartment complex
• Family nutrition survey reveals gaps in knowledge
• November Kiwanis Terrific Kids from Valor Middle School
• Gov. Kitzhaber has a golden opportunity to get it right
• 11-10 Letters to the Editor
• 11-10 Obituaries
• Schools appreciate staff time on Wednesdays
• HCC to vote on rabbit, chicken ordinance
• A final farewell
• Full-body security scans pose very low health risks, government says
• Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising to perform
• Shalom Prayer Center offers writing workshops
• Carney graduates from infantry training Ft. Benning
• Webb Chiropractic’s annual toy and food drive Nov. 18
• Elderly to benefit from senior project
• Expert: Hakim's actions didn't cause bomb to explode
• Winter warning: Overheating an infant could raise SIDS risk
• 11-6 Obituaries
• Hubbard allows food pantry to use city-owned land for community garden
• Gervais to get another round of homes built
• Races in Mt. Angel, Hubbard down to the wire
• 11-6 Obituaries
• Hubbard allows food pantry to use city-owned land for community garden
• Gervais to get another round of homes built
• Pneumonia vaccination rates in older Americans could use a boost
• Crystal Apple winners announced
• Complete election results
• City administrator says charges will be pursued 'aggressively'
• Remove athletes from play whenever a concussion is suspected, neurologists advise
• Complete election results
• City administrator says charges will be pursued 'aggressively'
• Smoking in middle age linked to dementia later in life
• Cost of saving lives goes up
• Crystal Apple winners announced
• A healthy lifestyle could prevent nearly one-fourth of colorectal cancers, study finds
• 11-3 Club news
• Fall leaves its mark on kindergartners
• Oregon Main Street Program will help beautify downtown Woodburn
• 11-3 Letters to the Editor
• Love Santa, Inc. needs your help this year more than ever
• Aurora Fire District honors retirees
• Woodburn Municipal Court clerk arrested
• Eichsteadt celebrates milestone birthday
• GCC extends pedestrian mall hours
• Couple reconnects through Facebook, gets married
• Mt. Angel looking at installing reader board
• Woodburn to offer free bus to transit meeting
• New health care institute launches in Woodburn
• Labor board sides with Aurora police officers
• Downtown businesses could get facelift
• Love Santa, Inc. seeking donations
• FPMS students getting college exposure
• 11-3 Obituaries
• Gervais narrows site for new City Hall
• Early election returns favor incumbents
• FFA’s Farm Day aims to educate youngsters about agriculture
• UPDATED Election results
• WB man killed in hunting mishap
• 11-3 Church briefs
• Cost of saving lives goes up
• 11-3 Birth announcements
• WB man killed in hunting mishap
• 11-3 Police reports
• GCC extends pedestrian mall hours
• Mt. Angel looking at installing reader board
• New health care institute launches in Woodburn
• Downtown businesses could get facelift
• FPMS students getting college exposure
• Gervais narrows site for new City Hall
• FFA’s Farm Day aims to educate youngsters about agriculture
• Not all red yeast rice supplements are equal, study cautions
• Love Santa, Inc. needs your help this year more than ever
• Woodburn Municipal Court clerk arrested
• Fewer teen drivers involved in fatal crashes
• Smoking increases surgery complication risk, study shows
• Early election returns favor incumbents
• UPDATED Election results
• 11-3 Church briefs
• 11-3 Birth announcements
• 11-3 Police reports
• 11-3 Club news
• Fall leaves its mark on kindergartners
• Oregon Main Street Program will help beautify downtown Woodburn
• 11-3 Letters to the Editor
• Aurora Fire District honors retirees
• Eichsteadt celebrates milestone birthday
• Couple reconnects through Facebook, gets married
• Woodburn to offer free bus to transit meeting
• Labor board sides with Aurora police officers
• Love Santa, Inc. seeking donations
• 11-3 Obituaries
• 10-30 Letters to the Editor
• Ramirez, Garcia crowned homecoming king and queen
• ACC candidate accuses mayor of stalking
• Local military updates
• Interchange fix gets delayed again
• Woodburn starts taxi certification process
• Consultant says WSD needs to improve communication
• Woodburn defeats Dallas on homecoming night
• Hubbard loses out on SRO grant
• Kennedy falls in state title rematch
• Extreme Makeover: Hearing Edition
• New sign ordinance aims to be easier to follow
• Guzman wins first-ever cross country meet at Woodburn High School
• Investigators show how bomb parts were tracked
• Bulldogs blank South Albany for first conference win
• Risk of house fire goes up in winter
• 10-27 Obituaries
• Bucks pound rival Perrydale, extend winning streak to 23
• 10-20 Letters to the Editor
• Top-ranked Bulldogs shut out Foxes
• City reduces street sweeping in cost-cutting move
• Chamber to look at which events it wants to cut
• Candidate Profile: Jason Freilinger
• 10-20 Obituaries
• Upset bid falls short in final 6 minutes for Woodburn
• Halloween influences library programs this week
• Candidate Profile: Patti Milne
• Aurora council-police spat draws big crowd
• Police officers are true heroes
• Mt. Angel police chief abruptly resigns
• Candidate Profile: Rep. Betty Komp
• A higher calling
• 10-16 Letters to the Editor
• Lincoln Elementary could be home to new track
• Candidate Profile: Kathy LeCompte
• Russell testifies at bombing trial
• Woodburn applies for ODOT grant for esplanade
• Wholesome muffins boast autumn flavors
• Ward 4 voters have a difficult choice, but Cox's experience gives him slight edge
• Some parents need perspective
• 10-16 Obituaries
• ‘ER Ida’ retires after 41 years
• Ward 3 voters have a clear choice — Pete McCallum
• A man who gives back
• Holiday Bazaar guide to be published Nov. 3
• Forecast calls for cold, wet winter
• Figley earns Independent endorsement for Woodburn Mayor
• 10-23 Letters to the Editor
• Woodburn to debut first-ever dog park Saturday
• WB student named National Merit Scholar
• Candidate Profile: Scott Bruun
• City council expands Woodburn’s historical district
• NM crowns homecoming king, queen
• Local runaway teens found in Clackamas
• Candidate Profile: Kurt Schrader
• Health care group to host Oct. 28 event
• Kennedy cruises to homecoming win
• OCAP meeting Nov. 8 at WB Grange Hall
• Bruun, LeCompte and Milne are the better choices
• Students share what they like about after school club
• Playoff race clearing up for Huskies
• First aid guidelines updated
• Over 100 attend BHS conference
• A place for the dogs
• Local schools hiring exceptional teachers according to ODE
• Woodburn earns first league win with sweep of South Albany
• Cost of NMSD retirement going up $597,000
• 10-30 Obituaries
• Woodburn post office seeing rise in parcels
• Hubbard’s financial mess finally getting resolved
• Woodburn gets put on backburner again by ODOT
• Woodburn PERS rates holding steady, Gervais' to increase
• Ramirez, Garcia crowned homecoming king and queen
• Consultant says WSD needs to improve communication
• New sign ordinance aims to be easier to follow
• 10-27 Obituaries
• Chamber to look at which events it wants to cut
• Halloween influences library programs this week
• New CPR guidelines emphasize chest compressions
• Mt. Angel police chief abruptly resigns
• 10-30 Obituaries
• Lincoln Elementary could be home to new track
• 10-30 Letters to the Editor
• Wholesome muffins boast autumn flavors
• Woodburn starts taxi certification process
• ‘ER Ida’ retires after 41 years
• Extreme Makeover: Hearing Edition
• Forecast calls for cold, wet winter
• Risk of house fire goes up in winter
• WB student named National Merit Scholar
• City reduces street sweeping in cost-cutting move
• Local runaway teens found in Clackamas
• Restless legs syndrome a common problem for people with fibromyalgia, study suggests
• OCAP meeting Nov. 8 at WB Grange Hall
• Number of people with diabetes expected to skyrocket
• Over 100 attend BHS conference
• Tips for a safe Halloween
• Woodburn post office seeing rise in parcels
• Candidate Profile: Patti Milne
• Skipping sleep may undermine efforts to shed body fat
• Candidate Profile: Rep. Betty Komp
• Halloween safety tips for kids with allergies or asthma
• Candidate Profile: Kathy LeCompte
• Study raises new concerns about breast cancer, hormone therapy
• Ward 4 voters have a difficult choice, but Cox's experience gives him slight edge
• Some parents need perspective
• Ward 3 voters have a clear choice — Pete McCallum
• A man who gives back
• Figley earns Independent endorsement for Woodburn Mayor
• 10-23 Letters to the Editor
• Candidate Profile: Scott Bruun
• City council expands Woodburn’s historical district
• Candidate Profile: Kurt Schrader
• Health care group to host Oct. 28 event
• Bruun, LeCompte and Milne are the better choices
• Students share what they like about after school club
• A place for the dogs
• Local schools hiring exceptional teachers according to ODE
• Hubbard’s financial mess finally getting resolved
• ACC candidate accuses mayor of stalking
• Woodburn defeats Dallas on homecoming night
• Guzman wins first-ever cross country meet at Woodburn High School
• Bucks pound rival Perrydale, extend winning streak to 23
• Candidate Profile: Jason Freilinger
• Some osteoporosis drugs may raise risk of thigh fracture
• Wooden Shoe Pumpkin Fest
• Woodburn gets put on backburner again by ODOT
• Local military updates
• Hubbard loses out on SRO grant
• Investigators show how bomb parts were tracked
• 10-20 Letters to the Editor
• 10-20 Obituaries
• Aurora council-police spat draws big crowd
• A higher calling
• Russell testifies at bombing trial
• Baby monitor cords a potential danger to young kids, government warns
• Vitamin D screening may be helpful before orthopedic surgery, study suggests
• Millions of strollers recalled in light of strangulation reports
• Flu shots may be OK for people with egg allergies
• Walking may protect memory in seniors
• Kennedy cruises to homecoming win
• Playoff race clearing up for Huskies
• Woodburn earns first league win with sweep of South Albany
• Children with food allergies often bullied
• Police officers are true heroes
• 10-16 Letters to the Editor
• Woodburn applies for ODOT grant for esplanade
• 10-16 Obituaries
• Holiday Bazaar guide to be published Nov. 3
• Woodburn to debut first-ever dog park Saturday
• NM crowns homecoming king, queen
• Kennedy falls in state title rematch
• Bulldogs blank South Albany for first conference win
• Top-ranked Bulldogs shut out Foxes
• Upset bid falls short in final 6 minutes for Woodburn
• Psychiatric medicines may cause smokers to light up more, study suggests
• Cost of NMSD retirement going up $597,000
• Woodburn PERS rates holding steady, Gervais' to increase
• Interchange fix gets delayed again
• Hands-only CPR improves cardiac arrest survival rates, study finds
• Best in the West
• Lincoln going blue and white on Fridays
• At-home exercises may lower women's fracture risk, study suggests
• WAAST and WACA lead the way for Woodburn with ‘outstanding’ marks
• Wellspring to host breast cancer awareness event
• Gervais Telephone proving itself a community ‘leader’
• City celebrates Salud crosswalk
• 10-13 Obituaries
• Talking while walking may raise risk for falls in people with Parkinson's disease
• First Community Auction brings out the best from Woodburn
• Police believe they found bomb parts at Turnidge workshop
• 10-13 Letters to the Editor
• 10-9 Letters to the Editor
• Attention Woodburn teens
• Historical society meeting to discuss St. Paul origins
• Church practices faith in action
• AIS video to be shown statewide
• Carrying the vision forward
• An Evening in Tuscany auction a success
• After school club hosting event Oct. 21
• McTeacher Night set for Oct. 19
• Downtown businesses handing out candy
• Benedictine Sisters announce car raffle, other October events
• Viva Woodburn!
• Emergency board spares OYA of cuts
• Gervais goes from ‘needs improvement’ to ‘outstanding’
• Many teens, young adults report binge drinking
• Emergency board spares OYA of cuts
• Gervais goes from ‘needs improvement’ to ‘outstanding’
• WAAST and WACA lead the way for Woodburn with ‘outstanding’ marks
• Gervais Telephone proving itself a community ‘leader’
• 10-13 Obituaries
• First Community Auction brings out the best from Woodburn
• 10-13 Letters to the Editor
• Attention Woodburn teens
• Church practices faith in action
• Intense weight-loss counseling improves diabetes control, study shows
• 10-9 Letters to the Editor
• Historical society meeting to discuss St. Paul origins
• AIS video to be shown statewide
• Carrying the vision forward
• After school club hosting event Oct. 21
• McTeacher Night set for Oct. 19
• Downtown businesses handing out candy
• An Evening in Tuscany auction a success
• Benedictine Sisters announce car raffle, other October events
• Viva Woodburn!
• Getting a flu vaccine during pregnancy protects both mom and baby
• 10-6 Club news
• Chalk festival deemed a success
• 9-29 Club news
• City leaders hope to improve skills, knowledge from conference
• Aurora hires interim police chief
• Hit and run suspect caught
• Two with local ties advance through military training
• 9-29 Obituaries
• Ever try changing a headlight in a Honda Civic?
• 9-29 Birth announcements
• North Marion works to acclimate freshman
• 10-6 Birth announcements
• 10-2 Letters to the Editor
• Gervais gets big win over Sheridan
• Diesel Fitness expanding its services
• YTP helps those with disabilities with job preparation
• Health and safety focus of BHS conference
• Huskies win third straight
• WACA has a national champion in its midst
• AIS staff leading by example
• Mt. Angel Computer Club to discuss LinkedIn and professional networking
• Bulldogs score 2-1 win over No. 2 Wilsonville
• Funding needed for area food banks
• Community newspapers here to stay today — and tomorrow
• Woodburn students take Peace Day seriously
• Skies are the limit for Leonel Jines
• WeBSS students unearth bison skull believed to be 13,000 years old
• 10-6 Letters to the Editor
• Russell nearly died on way to OHSU
• Wilson testified to what he saw after explosion
• This year's Oktoberfest could set sales records
• 10-6 Obituaries
• Court shows video of bomb blast
• Prosecutors call Wells Fargo employee to testify
• Aurora mayor fires police chief
• Student homelessness at 7.6 percent in Woodburn
• Mt. Angel park gets facelift thanks to $5,000 donation
• Father, son blame each other in Woodburn bombing
• Area agencies hosting emergency preparedness training
• Transit plan a first in Woodburn
• NM students take first aid training
• Prosecution describes moments before, after bomb blast
• 9-22 Obituaries
• Secretary of State challenges Woodburn students to vote
• Former Woodburn woman sentenced for stealing money
• After nearly two years, bombing trial gets under way
• 9-25 Obituaries
• Milburn's Haunted House opens
• 10-2 Obituaries
• Molalla overpowers North Marion in Tri-River opener
• 9-22 Letters to the Editor
• Women urged to begin mammograms at age 40
• Couple marks 70th wedding anniversary with celebration
• Bulldogs jump to No. 1 with win over Hood River
• Wellspring’s Saturday Market to move indoors
• Police believe they found bomb parts at Turnidge workshop
• 10-6 Church briefs
• Fire destroys downtown home
• Japanese filmmakers use footage at MacLaren
• Alex Martinez: The Bulldog that came back to Woodburn
• Pear of hearts
• Witnesses emotional in recounting blast
• Retired nurse, 98, has artwork on display
• North Marion to host second annual Pink Out
• Coaches, parents should be alert for concussions in young athletes
• Milburn's Haunted House opens
• FDA warning: 'Miracle' medical mix turns into bleaching beverage
• Transit plan a first in Woodburn
• Secretary of State challenges Woodburn students to vote
• Household countertops may be within baby's reach by age 12 months
• YTP helps those with disabilities with job preparation
• AIS staff leading by example
• Community newspapers here to stay today — and tomorrow
• 10-6 Letters to the Editor
• 10-6 Obituaries
• American Academy of Pediatrics issues new iron guidelines for kids
• Substance abusers finding new ways to get high
• 10-6 Club news
• Student homelessness at 7.6 percent in Woodburn
• Aurora hires interim police chief
• 10-6 Birth announcements
• 10-2 Obituaries
• Couple marks 70th wedding anniversary with celebration
• 10-6 Church briefs
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million tricycles, toys, high chairs
• Parents urged to take steps to prevent accidents caused by furniture tipping over
• NM students take first aid training
• Former Woodburn woman sentenced for stealing money
• Shedding clothes can be a sign of severe hypothermia
• Fire destroys downtown home
• Witnesses emotional in recounting blast
• Chalk festival deemed a success
• Hit and run suspect caught
• Ever try changing a headlight in a Honda Civic?
• 10-2 Letters to the Editor
• Health and safety focus of BHS conference
• Mt. Angel Computer Club to discuss LinkedIn and professional networking
• Woodburn students take Peace Day seriously
• Court shows video of bomb blast
• Mt. Angel park gets facelift thanks to $5,000 donation
• Two with local ties advance through military training
• 9-29 Obituaries
• Another successful Oktoberfest put to bed
• 9-29 Birth announcements
• North Marion works to acclimate freshman
• Pear of heats
• America’s dying sense of community
• Gervais gets big win over Sheridan
• Diesel Fitness expanding its services
• Wells, Clark get married
• WAT pushing to get tour buses to stop in Woodburn
• Huskies win third straight
• WACA has a national champion in its midst
• 9-22 Church briefs
• NMMS custodian dies after long bout with illness
• Bulldogs score 2-1 win over No. 2 Wilsonville
• Funding needed for area food banks
• Hubbard receives safety award
• NMSD classified staff worried about health care costs
• Skies are the limit for Leonel Jines
• WeBSS students unearth bison skull believed to be 13,000 years old
• Woodburn postmaster says no cuts in next fiscal year
• Citizens worry Fiesta may lose Hispanic roots
• Russell nearly died on way to OHSU
• This year's Oktoberfest could set sales records
• Dance Dance Dance to hold auditions
• Fire chief, councilor have war of words
• Wilson testified to what he saw after explosion
• Aurora mayor fires police chief
• 9-25 Police reports
• Marines chase down suspect after hit-and-run of Woodburn man
• Prosecutors call Wells Fargo employee to testify
• Area agencies hosting emergency preparedness training
• HPIC investigating interest in a veteran’s memorial
• Tempers flare at ACC over police unionization
• Father, son blame each other in Woodburn bombing
• 9-22 Obituaries
• French Prairie Gardens announces fall harvest schedule
• Funding needed for area food banks
• Prosecution describes moments before, after bomb blast
• 9-25 Obituaries
• Volunteers made Fiesta successful
• Auction tickets on sale for Oct. 9 event
• After nearly two years, bombing trial gets under way
• 9-22 Letters to the Editor
• 9-25 Letters to the Editor
• Krupicka celebrates 30 years in Woodburn with open house
• Molalla overpowers North Marion in Tri-River opener
• Wellspring’s Saturday Market to move indoors
• Commissioners deny bid for auto wrecking project
• MASB seeks public input
• Bulldogs jump to No. 1 with win over Hood River
• Japanese filmmakers use footage at MacLaren
• Alex Martinez: The Bulldog that came back to Woodburn
• Silverton Hospital hires new administrator
• Ultraviolet light a danger to eyes as well as skin
• Retired nurse, 98, has artwork on display
• North Marion to host second annual Pink Out
• Osborne joines WI as new sales representative
• 9-29 Club news
• City leaders hope to improve skills, knowledge from conference
• Chamber to host ninth annual Crystal Apple Awards
• Dog lovers should beware of fleas, ticks
• Infant sleep positioners pose suffocation risk
• Violence too common among young people, study finds
• Regular family dinners help prevent teen drug use
• Substance abuse is on the rise, survey finds
• Study identifies risk factors for blood clots after hip replacement
• Pregnant women reminded to get the flu vaccine
• Glucosamine, chondroitin don't ease arthritis pain, study finds
• Safety concerns lead FDA to significantly limit use of diabetes drug Avandia
• Smokeless tobacco isn't a safe cigarette alternative
• Dietitians offer tips for helping kids avoid obesity
• Type D personality linked to future heart trouble
• Americans not as good about handwashing as they claim to be, study finds
• Grip strength, walking speed may help predict mortality in seniors
• Less than half of all babies still nursed at six months
• Older adults face unique risks from HIV
• Vaccine preservative doesn't cause autism, study shows
• Repeated antibiotic use may change balance of good microbes in the body
• Depression affects many parents, study finds
• Experts offer tips for kicking off a safe youth football season
• Bariatric surgery best before pregnancy, study suggests
• Too many people still smoke, government report finds
• Memory problems more common in men, study suggests
• Appetite hormones may predict who keeps weight off after a diet
• Women with gynecologic cancer should consider clinical trials, group says
• 6 arrested, drugs and firearms seized in Woodburn raid
• Woodburn-based soldier killed by Vancouver police
• 9-8 Birth announcements
• 9-8 Letters to the Editor
• LeDoux Insurance Agency opens Woodburn office
• Fires down 50 percent this year
• Women's soccer kicking style may explain increased knee injury risk
• Area schools get mixed results in OAKS testing
• Man who biked for teen suicide appears to be registered sex offender
• Chamber to consider taking over Fiesta Mexicana
• History is not on Chamber’s side as it ponders taking over Fiesta Mexicana
• Volunteers put in many hours to refurbish 108-year-old South Pacific train engine
• Woodburn Proud annual clean-up day Sept. 11
• 9-4 Obituaries
• High lead levels may delay puberty in girls
• Larry George sues state secretary over political party abbreviations
• OAKS testing shows WSD getting better in math
• City opposes land-use change on Crosby Road
• Bruun discusses Woodburn interchange, thoughts on immigration
• Misuse of pesticides on bed bugs can be dangerous, EPA warns
• Preventive surgeries may benefit women with inherited cancer risk
• Food, football and fun over Labor Day
• 9-4 Letters to the Editor
• Courtney participates in 16th Hood-to-Coast race
• Woodburn opens season with shutout victory over Summit
• Huskies rally to 20-12 victory over Cascade
• Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables may reduce lung cancer risk for smokers
• Plane crashes into home in Aurora
• Bruun ready to challenge Schrader
• Woodburn City Council gives green light to Lightspeed Networks
• Don’t drink and drive over the holiday weekend
• Labor Day holiday celebrates workers, has roots in Oregon
• DASH diet lowers long-term heart attack risk
• Mt. Angel street project on hold
• Runners set pace for a breakout season
• Kennedy hopes to recreate 2009 magic
• Maintaing a legacy: Bulldogs set to kick off soccer season
• Huskies hungry to return to gridiron
• Sleeping too little may harm young adults' mental health
• 8-28 Obituaries
• Bautista lays out his first-year plan in developing district strategies
• 9-1 Church news
• Deagens celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Marion County cuts will hurt children most
• Woodburn small schools receive funding boost
• Winchester Park hosts celebration
• Woodburn started its 2010-11 school year Monday with several changes
• DeSantis, Bartosz marry
• Officials believe child abuse set to rise in Marion County
• Oregon’s attorney general is doing a great job
• Blood drive in St. Paul Sept. 8
• Woodburn hopes to take success one step further
• Bucks ready to defend state title
• Teens who skip sleep eat more fatty foods, study finds
• Mt. Angel Computer Club to meet Sept. 2
• Local business to hold food drive
• Aurora City Council to vote on changing ordinance on how councilors are elected
• Gervais sets sight on return to state playoffs
• Bulldogs look to take next step in football revival
• Black rice a good source of antioxidants
• Defense gets key victory
• Soccer registration deadline Sept. 3
• Concussions on the rise in young athletes
• Woodburn organization bringing ‘lifestyle medicine’ mainstream
• Man who said he biked for teen suicide may have been a fraud
• Mt. Angel Telephone honors customers for 100th anniversary
• Oktoberfest countdown begins
• ODOT ready to move in Hubbard
• Several local races to be contested
• Woodburn IB students attend world conference
• Cruz-n Car Show returns to Mt. Angel Oktoberfest
• The New Iberians close out Music in the Park summer series
• Bucks seeing fringe benefits of state title run
• Herpes medications appear safe during pregnancy, study confirms
• Adults with ADHD may benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy
• Real, fake acupuncture both help knee arthritis
• Burning bush ignites Woodburn Church of the Nazarene
• Hubbard police want residents to be prepared
• Dry rot claims Nellie Muir modular
• Take care of school shopping right here in Woodburn
• NMHS seeks improvement in math scores
• Gervais seeks signature event with Sidewalk Festival
• Drinking water before meals can help dieters lose weight
• 8-25 Birth announcements
• 8-25 Church briefs
• More preteens getting recommended vaccines
• Air traffic control tower awarded state funding
• Stearns’ agency earns top marks
• Larios takes over as principal of Washington Elementary School
• Seminar is aimed at getting Latinos more involved
• Leadership Woodburn returns in October
• 8-25 Police reports
• 8-25 Obituaries
• Courthouse Square debacle needs to be investigated
• Woodburn Educational Travel awards prizes
• 8-25 Briefs
• High school sports get underway
• Budget cuts hit Woodburn athletic department
• New era begins for Kennedy volleyball
• Labor Day desserts to enjoy
• Stress may worsen PMS symptoms, study finds
• Unhealthy habits linked to headaches in teenagers
• To reduce arthritis pain, follow exercise recommendations
• Judge makes decision on ‘gruesome’ photos
• Attorneys ask for separate trials for Turnidges
• 8-21 Obituaries
• Rockhounds return to Music in the Park
• Technological advances don’t necessarily make it better
• 8-21 Letters to the Editor
• Binge drinking especially risky for men with high blood pressure
• St. Mary Parish holding fundraiser for boy with leukemia
• Community gathers to celebrate Woodburn's finest
• Lawyers spar over photos, separate trials
• Salmonella prompts nationwide recall of eggs
• WCC approves eight-year increases in water rates
• Fiesta gets high marks from neighbors
• Weight-loss surgery helps reduce diabetes medication use
• Hubbard needs a new skate park, HPIC needs a new project
• Tall grass complaints keep growing
• Prosecutors paint Turnidges as anti-police, anti-government
• Hubbard family wants to bring awareness to food allergies
• Gervais nets about $450 from alumni tournament
• SEGCC raises $3,000 for American Cancer Society
• Kory Pranger getting an opportunity of a lifetime playing rugby at Willamette University
• Woodburn grad returns to area as chiropractor
• ‘The Sun Always Rises’ art exhibit in Mt. Angel next month
• 8-18 Birth announcements
• Mt. Angel seeks $433,000 grant to fix Cleveland Street
• Antagonistic personality traits may boost heart, stroke risks
• Treat your pet as a family member and you’ll be rewarded unconditionally
• North Marion grad receives $750 scholarship from local fire station association
• 8-18 Letters to the Editor
• State offices closed again Friday
• Oktoberfest Kickoff Party slated for Sept.11
• Evergreen Golf Course to host night golf tournament Friday
• Chamber awarded three-year TOT funds allotment
• Former Cascade coach looks to revamp Kennedy basketball
• North Marion seeks new head softball coach
• 8-18 Obituaries
• Community barbecue Aug. 19
• Relay For Life fundraiser Aug. 21
• Glockenspiel hosting anniversary party Aug. 20-21
• Hubbard Chevrolet celebrates birthday Aug. 29 with free concert at Rivenes Park
• Cutting back on red, processed meats protects women from heart disease
• Wellspring Saturday Marketplace to showcase classic cars
• CAP conducts emergency drill out of Aurora Airport
• Grilling in the Garden event at French Prairie Gardens Aug. 26
• Inmate found dead at MC Jail
• Women's cholesterol levels vary during menstrual cycles
• Study links stress, conception difficulties
• 8-14 Obituaries
• 8-14 Letters to the Editor
• Woodburn firefighters will ask residents to 'Fill the Boot'
• Hubbard to fix skate park
• Salud crosswalk a 'compromise'
• Ragweed allergy symptoms appear earlier for people with pet, dust mite allergies
• A meaningful mission trip
• Locusts invade Woodburn on Tuesday
• Local middle schools will be holding registrations
• 8-11 Birth announcements
• Puppets, performer highlight end to library’s summer program
• Pregnancy OK soon after miscarriage, study finds
• County hopes to do better job of transitioning criminals
• North Marion seeks new head softball coach
• Former Cascade coach looks to revamp Kennedy hoops
• Former Oregon athlete set to take over Kennedy volleyball program
• Bulldog runners highlight Walt's Run
• Man with the moves: McCain returns to gridiron in all-star game
• Friday the 13th superstitions have roots in the Bible, ancient myth
• 8-11 Letters to the Editor
• Summer crime rate down versus years past
• Woodburn must do a better job teaching Spanish-speaking students
• Statewide weekend disaster relief exercise will be run from Aurora
• School districts use local farms to serve healthier food
• Weekend events highlight what’s good about Woodburn
• Jose and Elida Sifuentez named Fiesta parade grand marshals
• Local band to play at Music in the Park
• Adopt-A-Highway program expands, seeks volunteers
• Hand grenade found in Hawley Street home
• New ice cream shop offers variety
• OCAP meeting Aug. 9
• Senior Estates holding Race for the Cure golf tourney
• Lack of relationships rivals smoking, drinking as risk factor for dying, study suggests
• Bomb squad called to Woodburn Aquatic Center
• Bulldogs mix it up with state's best at passing camp
• Three small schools, Valor meet AYP benchmarks
• Woodburn seeking more youth football players
• Woodburn Fiesta Mexicana delights crowds
• Woodburn tennis tournament draws tough men's field
• 8-4 Obituaries
• NMMS looks to hire VP
• Walgreens to open next spring
• Local athletes experience thrill of Shrine Game
• Aurora makes cuts to pay for settlement
• WCC votes to clean city’s water
• Woodburn has to re-apply for National School Lunch Program for first time in 12 years
• 8-11 Police reports
• Police chase through Woodburn outskirts ends with one captured, one at large
• Mt. Angel officials look to the future
• Businesses looking at programs in Woodburn
• Kiwanis awards scholarships
• 8-11 Obituaries
• 7-24 Obituaries
• Red Hat Ladies show off their dance moves
• Mikkola returns to active duty
• 7-28 Letters to the Editor
• 8-7 Obituaries
• Gervais school janitor dies suddenly
• Aurora Legion picnic Aug. 22
• Woodburn hires new person to lead community relations
• Huskies finish strong, hope success carries over to 2011
• Reign complete summer season
• NMHS to host improv show Aug. 13
• Kennedy ranked No. 1 RE/MAX agent in Oregon
• WCS picks model search winners
• Power Surge: North Marion grad enjoys success in first season of D-I baseball
• Former North Marion standout returns to the hardcourt
• Roundhouse’s unique style returns to Library Park
• Couple celebrates 72 years of marriage
• Downtown businesses get mapped out
• Plenty to do right here
• NMAC hosting yard sale Aug. 20-21
• Educational standards in the U.S. falling short
• 8-4 Birth announcements
• Leadership Woodburn set to return in October
• The 2010 Fiesta Mexicana royalty court candidates
• Firehouse Cook-off raises more money than last year
• 8-7 Letters to the Editor
• After school club registration deadline is Sept. 1
• NORCOM system causes confusion
• Planning for control tower at Aurora Airport begins despite concerns
• Schools outside Woodburn inching closer to meeting AYP benchmarks
• Wave Broadband updates Woodburn store
• The 2010 Fiesta Mexicana royalty court
• Aurora assault suspect arrested, charges added
• Aurora Airport master plan will look at strength of runway, other issues
• 8-11 Church briefs
• A 'Night Out' with the law
• 8-4 Church briefs
• Woodburn Public Library starting to wrap up summer reading program
• Food bank in need of help
• Eight Woodburn grads receive IB diplomas
• ELL students still struggle to meet AYP benchmarks
• KFC updates lobby, makes it more user-friendly
• Canby man arrested for allegedly beating 3-year-old child
• WET selling raffle tickets to Disneyland
• Help solve cold case death on I-5
• SUV flips through the air, hits Purdy’s
• 8-4 Letters to the Editor
• Love of flying bridges generational gap
• CCC accepting school supplies donations
• One quarter of stroke survivors quit taking medication within months
• Dry pet foods may carry salmonella, study finds
• Therapy important after hand surgery or injury
• Smoking, nipple piercing raise women's breast abscess risk
• Catching up on sleep takes time, study suggests
• Study: Internet-addicted teens at risk for depression
• Study: Low-carb diet boosts good cholesterol
• Sleep habits linked to cardiovascular disease risk
• Hormone spray to reduce hot flashes can rub off on kids, pets
• Household cleaning products a danger to kids
• New studies support hands-only CPR
• Premature births more likely in overweight moms, study suggests
• Plan ahead to help keep kids with allergies, asthma safe at school
• Early Pap tests recommended for girls with weakened immune systems
• Vaginal birth usually safe after cesarean, OB/GYNs say
• Sitting too much may shorten your life
• Pediatricians offer new advice on head lice
• Moderate caffeine use safe during pregnancy, obstetricians say
• Obesity in young adults tied to psoriatic arthritis risk
• Insecurity in relationships may be a risk factor for health trouble
• Vaginal gel lowers risk of HIV, herpes for women
• New guidelines recommend early HIV treatment to prevent AIDS
• People with diabetes urged not to change medication regimens without doctor's OK
• A range of options can help keep people with knee arthritis active
• Sleep apnea may raise men's heart disease risk
• Smoking still too common among high school students
• Behavioral interventions help people make heart-healthy changes
• Salsa and guacamole pegged as frequent sources of foodborne illness
• Cyberbullies harm both themselves and their victims
• FDA approves telescope implant to treat age-related vision loss
• Cancer death rates continue to drop
• Weight loss may reduce hot flashes for overweight women
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, CITY OF WOODBURN
• Neck measurement may identify obesity in kids
• Experts offer picnic safety tips for people with food allergies
• Many women with breast cancer don't complete hormone treatment, study finds
• Cancer patients, survivors urged to exercise
• Tight diabetes control produces mixed results, study finds
• Wave Broadband 4th of July Celebration!
• Schools can help protect children from diabetes
• Americans eating too much salt, study finds
• Exclusive breastfeeding protects baby from infections
• Rising number of older Americans being treated for substance abuse
• Family members who have weight-loss surgery together lose more weight
• More than 2 million cribs recalled due to safety concerns
• Try conservative treatments first for endometriosis, OB/GYNs recommend
• Emergency department visits for prescription drug abuse on the rise
• Survey: Many with diabetes uninformed about hot-weather risks
• Good cholesterol may help stop cancer
• White rice raises diabetes risk, brown rice lowers it
• Smoking, unhealthy cholesterol levels may contribute to vision loss
• Diabetes, cancer link explored by expert panel
• Parents warned of liquid vitamin D overdose risk in infants
• Experts encourage men to protect their health
• Stress reduction improves breast cancer survival, study suggests
• Consistent rules help limit kids' screen time, study shows
• Keep kids safe from lawn mowers this summer
• Mammogram interpretation getting more accurate
• Secondhand smoke a mental health hazard, study finds
• Injuries more common in youth hockey leagues that allow checking
• Some pain relievers linked to increased heart risk
• High school students abusing prescription drugs, survey finds
• Moving to a new home? Take steps to avoid back injuries
• Deep brain stimulation eases some Parkinson's disease symptoms, study finds
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• Tooth-brushing habits linked to heart risks
• Shedding extra pounds helps overweight girls avoid diabetes as adults
• Study findings may lead to cure for reactive arthritis
• Panel recommends daily aspirin for many adults with diabetes
• Doctor's advice key to safe sexual activity after heart attack
• Swimmers should be vigilant about public pool safety, government advises
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• Study: Drinking fewer sugary drinks may lower blood pressure
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• Pediatricians update water safety guidelines for kids
• Cell phones not linked to brain tumors, government says
• Incontinence surgeries offer similar benefits, different risks for women
• Dermatologists stress importance of checking skin for signs of cancer
• Exercise, weight loss can help ease arthritis pain
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• Flu drugs appear safe during pregnancy
• A daily dose of nuts may help improve cholesterol levels
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• FDA cautions public about misuse of Benadryl anti-itch gel
• Parents reminded of drop-side crib dangers
• Get the message: Never text while driving
• Sun safety means protecting eyes as well as skin
• Seasonal flu vaccination rates rise, especially among children
• Vitamin E shows promise in treating fatty liver disease
• Study: Delay noncardiac surgery after getting a stent
• Magnet therapy may ease depression
• More research needed into Alzheimer's prevention strategies, panel finds
• New treatment helps the immune system fight prostate cancer
• Children's liquid Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl products recalled
• Physical therapists offer runners tips for avoiding foot injuries
• New findings mean fertility hope for young women with menopause-like condition
• Tight blood sugar control not linked to death in people with diabetes after all
• Combination therapy best for diabetic eye disease, study suggests
• Unhealthy habits add up, shorten life, study finds
• Weight-loss surgery before pregnancy helps prevent pre-eclampsia
• Make safety a priority during spring-cleaning chores
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• Frequently eating meat may raise bladder cancer risk
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