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Grotto set to kick off Christmas Festival of Lights
Gresham, Sandy, Estacada choirs to sing at shrine Several choirs from East County will perform at the Grottos 25th annual Christmas Festival of Lights, which runs from 5-9:30 p.m. daily Friday, Nov....
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Fill the bowl
Churches, groups fight hunger during holidays Its the spare change that gets to the Rev. Bruce Montgomery, who organizes the annual Thanksgiving dinner for SnowCap Community Charities. The dinner is...
View Article238th Drive reopens in Wood Village tonight
A section of Northeast 238th Drive in Wood Village is scheduled to re-open by 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16 following a closure for a road safety improvement project. The road has been closed between...
View ArticleCouncil set for Dec. 4 vote on monthly fee
If approved, monthly $7.50 fee for all Gresham households and businesses could take effect in January/February with a levy vote in May 2014 Gresham city councilors will vote on Tuesday, Dec. 4, on...
View ArticlePermit needed to cut a tree in Mt. Hood National Forest
The Mt. Hood National Forest is selling personal use Christmas tree cutting permits at ranger district offices as well as select local vendors. Permits sell for $5 each, cash or check only, and there...
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2012 Civil War - Special Section
The 116th meeting of UO and OSU expected to thrill Read all about this years match up between the Oregon State Beavers and Oregon Ducks. This year's Special Section includes player profiles and bios,...
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Robbery suspect rams cop car to escape arrest
A man who police say is part of a trio of robbers reportedly rammed a police car in an attempt to escape being arrested. Lashawn Davis Peterson, 36, of Portland is being held on $377,500 bail at the...
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Felon points shotgun at man, arrested with weapon in car
Police arrested a Gresham man for a litany of weapons offenses after reportedly pointing a gun at a man he lives with. Bernard R. Brandt, 62, posted bail on Sunday, Nov. 18, the same day he was...
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Family accuses Skibowl of negligence
Teen daughter died in 2012 snowboard crash at ski area The father of a 17-year-old Sandy girl who died while snowboarding at Mt. Hood Skibowl is suing the resort for allegedly underestimating the...
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O Christmas tree...
Local Xmas tree farms make the holiday season merry and bright We live in a state of ignorant bliss when it comes to Christmas tree availability. Whether you live in East Multnomah County, Gresham,...
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North Central brings its ground game to Maxwell Field to test Linfield
The second-round playoff begins at 12 p.m. Saturday in McMinnville The No. 3-ranked Linfield Wildcats face No. 14 North Central out of Illinois in the second round at 12 p.m. Saturday. North Central...
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Linfield D leads the nation in causing mayhem
The Wildcats unit is tops in Division-III when it comes to sacks and tackles for loss North Central QB Spencer Stanek will have to double check to make sure hes handing off to a player in a white...
View ArticleEditor's note: In the Nov. 20 edition of the Outlook, an article will...
In an early October episode of Katie Courics talk show, the journalist pans for gold with the cast of Gold Rush. Dave Turin, a cast member from Sandy, says the gold will be given to an important...
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Oh, Christmas tree...
Local Christmas tree farms make the holiday season merry and bright We live in a state of ignorant bliss when it comes to Christmas tree availability. Whether you live in East Multnomah County,...
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Wildcats have no trouble against North Central
Linfields 30-14 win sets up a quarterfinal clash of unbeaten teams against Wisconsin-Oshkosh next Saturday McMINNVILLE Linfield coach Joseph Smith unlocked his quarterback Saturday and it paid off in...
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Awards honor those making an impact locally
Gresham chamber recognizes local business and nonprofit organization volunteers It seems fitting that in keeping with the season of giving, the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce took a moment to...
View ArticleDec. 7 obituaries
Leo Hendricks Oct. 6, 1919-Nov. 30, 2012 Longtime Boring resident Leo Hendricks died Friday, Nov. 30. He was 93. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, at Hood View Seventh-day...
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A holiday to remember I have served the past 10 years helping at the church feeding the needy, but skipped this year. I went to turkey dinner at a friends house; things have changed. No longer are the...
View ArticleAutopsy shows Fairview girl drowned
Medical examiner releases cause and manner of Miranda Crockett's death Miranda Crockett, the 10-year-old Fairview who died on Nov. 24, drowned and is considered a homicide victim, according to state...
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Boeing retirees, staff double as Santa's elves
A group of retirees, with help from current employees, spend months making toys from hand that are given to needy, hospitalized and otherwise worthy children Kelly Broomall is too tall to be an elf,...
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