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Back to school bash offers 800 students backpacks

Through 'I Have a Dream' Oregon, Reynolds students receive packs filled with school supplies A line of families wrapped around Alder Elementary School Thursday, Aug. 21, as students in the Reynolds...

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Yoshida buying Troutdale property to move ahead with hotel complex

Sandy River site would house luxury hotel, restaurant, spa and recreation area A plan by Troutdale’s Junki Yoshida to purchase and develop property adjacent to the Sandy River has moved one giant step...

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TriMet bus hits pedestrian at Clackamas Town Center

A 29-year-old Gresham man was struck by a TriMet bus at the Clackamas Town Center Transit Center early Saturday morning after witnesses said he made a sudden turn on his skateboard and crossed in front...

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Gresham men, Washington woman face federal child porn, abuse charges

Father, son and girlfriend accused A 35-year-old Gresham man, his girlfriend and father have each been charged with federal offenses related to child pornography. Authorities arrested James Lee...

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Engagement

Stanley-Jenson Hillary Stanley and Andrew Jenson of Portland are engaged to be married Saturday, May 2, 2015. The bride and groom-to-be graduated from the University of Oregon. A registered nurse,...

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City finance director wins Mt. Hood Challenge race

Bernard Seeger sets course record Although he usually doesn’t compete in races, Bernard Seeger has been running since he was 6 years old. But he made an exception when he entered — and won — the...

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Wedding

Annes-Seidel Hilary Annes and Joshua Seidel of Sandy were married Saturday, Aug. 2, at The Seidel House in Sandy. Josh’s grandfather, the Rev. Melvin J. Jensen, officiated the ceremony. Michael Annes,...

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School briefs

Reynolds seeks new school board member Following the resignation of Heather Chao from the Reynolds School Board, the district is seeking applicants for Position 1. Board members will appoint a...

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Students expand horizons to Ebetsu, Japan

- Through a Gresham Sister City exchange, four East County students visited Japan this summer Gresham High senior Spencer Livermore had his sights set on Harvard or Massachusetts Institute of...

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Gresham man found in Lane County

A handicapped man missing from a Gresham adult care facility has been found in Lane County. Scott Allen, 51, was at Chestnut Lane, located 1200 block of N.E. 6th street in Gresham. Staff believes he...

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$2 million suit filed against Troutdale, chief

Troutdale's Andy Gainer said he was wrongfully arrested A Troutdale resident is suing the city of Troutdale, Police Chief Scott Anderson and at least three Troutdale police officers, alleging he was...

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News briefs

Gresham mayor to run unopposed Gresham Mayor Shane Bemis will run unopposed in the Nov. 4 election as will Councilor Lori Stegmann. The deadline for filing was Aug. 21. Councilor Kirk French will face...

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Spinnett won't seek re-election in Damascus

Four people running for mayor in November Damascus Mayor Steve Spinnett has announced he will not seek a third term. Instead, he plans to devote more time to his family’s several auto repair...

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Business briefs

Chamber Calendar Connect with Success AM meeting, 7-9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 29, My Father’s House, 5003 W. Powell Blvd., Gresham. Board of Directors, 7:30-9 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, Mt. Hood Community...

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Savings you can take to the bank

-  Local resale shop strives to serve customers and support community A few months ago, you might have seen a giant pig standing the corner of North Main Avenue and Division Street, waving to passing...

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'We're going big - to heck with the bucket'

Group takes ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to a new level Remember that group of people who performed random acts of kindness in local grocery stores during the holidays last year? Well, they were at it...

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Program connects girls with SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY

- Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest launches its inaugural five-year Eureka! Program, focusing on STEM, higher education This summer, 17 Portland area girls have designed smart phone apps, learned...

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Injury knocks Corbett's deputy off-duty

Sheriff's Deputy Joe Graziano hopes to return to work around December Multnomah County Sheriff Deputy Joe “Rocky” Graziano released a public announcement saying he will be off duty for several weeks...

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City of Fairview addresses problems at Woods Park

Council allocates $74,000 for maintenance, safety efforts at Fairview Woods Wetlands Park The city of Fairview will spend $74,000 to address residents’ complaints of crime, vandalism and lack of...

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Construction contractor shifts gears to an off-road business

Entrepreneur takes business from part-time to full-time Every entrepreneur yearns to be sole proprietor of a business of their own design. That dream came to fruition in March when Troutdale resident...

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